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“This video shows an older Palestinian man pleading with Israeli soldiers not to cut down a tree.”
“He has always been on their side, he also announced he was performing there after Israel started bombing Palestine in 2021.”
“They want to make our Army tanks all electric.”
PolitiFact says: The U.S. Army released a 2022 climate strategy that says "fully electric tactical vehicles are still years into the future." The strategy begins with goals to add electric nontactical vehicles.
“This photo shows a classroom in Gaza amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war.”
“Video shows Israel flooding Gaza tunnels with seawater”
“Video shows Israeli bulldozers running over at Gaza hospital.”
“The video shows clothes of the Zara brand lying in front of a Zara store after Americans discarded them in support of Gaza”
FACTLY says: This video is unrelated to the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict. On 16 November 2023, the fashion resale platform ‘Vestiaire Collective’ launched a Fast Fashion ban campaign that banned fashion brands like Zara, H&M, G…
“Zelensky Tell World Leaders To Spend All Their Money On Weapons To Attack Russia!!”
“See the cruel face of Hamas extremists. This inhuman and barbaric deeds video has been made by Hamas extremists in which two Israeli soldiers are being tied with chains, strapped with bombs, and their bodies set on fire as they die in pain. Despite this, some traitors are still supporting Hamas. The Hamas extremists should be wiped out and we should support.”
“This image shows smuggled goods in aid trucks heading to Gaza amid the Israel-Hamas war.”
“Video shows an Israeli or Norwegian ship attacked by Houthi Rebels”
“BBC reported that Ukraine politician David Arakhamia supplied weapons to Hamas.”
“Massive '[F---] Joe Biden' chant breaks out at Army/Navy game.”
FactCheck.org says: Army cadets cheered during the Army-Navy football game. It was captured in a video. Versions of the video on social media have been dubbed over to falsely claim that the cadets were chanting "f— Joe Biden." They weren't.
“Defense secretary Lloyd Austin informed members that if they don’t appropriate more money for Zelensky, ‘we’ll send your uncles, cousins and sons to fight Russia.’”
FactCheck.org says: Austin reportedly told House members that failure to provide more aid for Ukraine could lead to Russia’s invasion of a NATO ally and a direct U.S. military response in accordance with the NATO treaty.
“Haaretz published a headline alleging Israelis profited from betting against Israeli shares before the Hamas attack.”
“Massive f— Joe Biden chant breaks out at Army/Navy game.”
PolitiFact says: A video of the crowd at the Dec. 9 Army-Navy college football game was altered to show the crowd yelling a vulgar chant about President Joe Biden. Original video shows it didn’t happen.
“Photo shows a woman named Araceli Hernandez who “was kidnapped by George Floyd and brutally beaten during a home invasion.”
PolitiFact says: George Floyd had an aggravated robbery charge in 2007 for his involvement in breaking into the apartment of a woman named Aracely Henriquez, but this photo shows a different woman.