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“China is “the largest developer of neuro-strike weapons, weapons engineered to change the brain activity of military commanders and segments of the population.”
PolitiFact says: Scientists familiar with neuro-weapons, which affect people’s central and peripheral nervous systems, say the weapons are technologically plausible and are being pursued by China and possibly the U.S.
“Picture uploaded by Hamas shows newly captured Israeli soldiers.”
“Switzerland is sending its citizens iodine tablets in preparation for nuclear war.”
“The Israeli company PEPSI has changed the design to avoid the boycott and wrote Palestine. Do not fall for this deception. Continue the boycott of both PEPSI and COKE brands”
“The video shows Hamas fighters shooting down a vehicle”
FACTLY says: The video, in reality, is from 2020 and depicts an incident in Libya’s capital city, Tripoli. It has no connection with the ongoing Palestine-Israel conflict or Hamas fighters
“Videos of a Palestinian blogger who recovered from the Israeli bomb attack in one day”
FACTLY says: The persons who appeared in the two videos are different. The first video shows Saleh Aljafarawi, a video creator from Gaza, Palestine. He published this video recently on 26 October 2023. The other video shows old visu…
“Bella Hadid expressing support for the people of Israel”
“Haaretz investigation reveals discrepancies in Israel’s reporting on October 7th death toll.”
PolitiFact says: Haaretz, an Israeli newspaper, and other news organizations have reported that during an Oct. 7 attack in Israel, Hamas killed about 1,300 people. Haaretz called these claims about its reporting "blatant lies."
“In UCLA hundreds of students chanting: ‘Israel Israel you can’t hide, we want Jewish genocide.’”
“Iran is surrounded by U.S. military bases.”
“McDonald’s changed its food wrappers to support Israel amid the war.”
“Palestinian journalist films the moment an Israeli strike kills him and a fellow medic on live TV” in October 2023.”
“Photos show Gaza on Oct. 27.”
PolitiFact says: None of these photos were taken on Oct. 27. One was taken in 2019.
“The viral video shows a man teaching his daughter to laugh each time they hear an Israeli air strike”
FACTLY says: The video does indeed feature a father teaching his daughter to laugh at bomb sounds. However, this is a video from 2020. The man in the video is named Abdullah Mohammed, and he’s a Syrian, not Israeli.
“This video shows a Palestinian "actor" feigning injury amid the Israel-Hamas war.”
“U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer “is a dual Israeli citizen.”
“Video showing the CCTV footage of a recent bomb attack in a hospital in Gaza”
FACTLY says: The video shared in the post shows an old bomb attack in the Omar bin Abdul Aziz hospital in Aleppo, Syria. The Al-Shifa hospital in Gaza City, packed with wounded and other Palestinians seeking shelter, was hit by airs…