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Continued agitation until liberation! 🫡
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Continued agitation until liberation! 🫡
📍 McGill University, Tiohtià:ke / “Montreal”
An autonomous group of students have occupied the McGill administrative building to demand the university cut all ties with the Zionist entity. They’ve been immediately confronted with heavy riot police presence.
Get down to 845 Sherbrooke Ouest to support your comrades! Solidarity!
An autonomous group of students have occupied the McGill administrative building to demand the university cut all ties with the Zionist entity. They’ve been immediately confronted with heavy riot police presence.
Get down to 845 Sherbrooke Ouest to support your comrades! Solidarity!
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Mtl police charged and used batons pepper spray and gas on protesters occupying McGill James admin building
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Montreal, Canada 🇵🇸 #GhostPrincess
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Footage of activists who occupied #McGill’s administration building getting arrested
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Israel targeted more than 120 US lawmakers in disinformation campaign
The lawmakers were mostly Democrats, and the campaign involved pro-Israeli military posts on their accounts over the past 7 months.
At least 128 members of Congress were targeted by an Israeli-linked operation to spread pro-Israel military content amid the ongoing war in the Gaza Strip, according to data shared from an Israeli disinformation watchdog group.
The existence of an influence campaign targeted at lawmakers was first made public in March. In it, around 600 fake profiles unleashed more than 2,000 coordinated comments per week backing Israel’s military actions, slamming Palestinian rights groups and dismissing claims of human rights abuses.
The New York Times reported Wednesday that the operation was backed by the Israeli government, citing multiple unnamed Israeli officials, but the exact number of politicians targeted was not previously disclosed.
The posts were aimed at the social media accounts of at least 128 U.S. lawmakers, according to data from FakeReporter, the group that first exposed the network.
The size of the list reveals the influence operators blanketed much of Congress with their campaign. At the same time it also shows targeting of certain groups — the names skew heavily towards the House rather than the Senate, and the targets were predominantly Democratic lawmakers.
The commenters in the disinformation network posed as American social media users and routinely amplified pro-Israel messaging by sharing links to fake news outlets.
According to The New York Times, Israel’s Ministry of Diaspora Affairs spent $2 million on the campaign and hired Israeli political marketing group STOIC to carry it out. FakeReporter hadn’t been able to confirm the perpetrators behind the pro-Israel comment clusters, but Meta last week published a separate report alleging that STOIC was behind the disinformation campaign and announcing that it had banned the company from its social media platforms.
Israeli government was behind the campaign.
#GhostPrincess #AI #X #FB #Instagram
The lawmakers were mostly Democrats, and the campaign involved pro-Israeli military posts on their accounts over the past 7 months.
At least 128 members of Congress were targeted by an Israeli-linked operation to spread pro-Israel military content amid the ongoing war in the Gaza Strip, according to data shared from an Israeli disinformation watchdog group.
The existence of an influence campaign targeted at lawmakers was first made public in March. In it, around 600 fake profiles unleashed more than 2,000 coordinated comments per week backing Israel’s military actions, slamming Palestinian rights groups and dismissing claims of human rights abuses.
The New York Times reported Wednesday that the operation was backed by the Israeli government, citing multiple unnamed Israeli officials, but the exact number of politicians targeted was not previously disclosed.
The posts were aimed at the social media accounts of at least 128 U.S. lawmakers, according to data from FakeReporter, the group that first exposed the network.
The size of the list reveals the influence operators blanketed much of Congress with their campaign. At the same time it also shows targeting of certain groups — the names skew heavily towards the House rather than the Senate, and the targets were predominantly Democratic lawmakers.
The commenters in the disinformation network posed as American social media users and routinely amplified pro-Israel messaging by sharing links to fake news outlets.
According to The New York Times, Israel’s Ministry of Diaspora Affairs spent $2 million on the campaign and hired Israeli political marketing group STOIC to carry it out. FakeReporter hadn’t been able to confirm the perpetrators behind the pro-Israel comment clusters, but Meta last week published a separate report alleging that STOIC was behind the disinformation campaign and announcing that it had banned the company from its social media platforms.
Israeli government was behind the campaign.
#GhostPrincess #AI #X #FB #Instagram
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Delegates from numerous countries stage a dramatic walkout in protest as the Israeli delegation begins their address at the International Labour Conference in Geneva, Switzerland.
#Gaza #Israel #Palestina
#Gaza #Israel #Palestina
45 people killed in Thursday strike on UNRWA school
UNRWA spokeswoman Tamara Alrifai says the shelter that Israeli forces attacked on Thursday was housing “up to 6,000 people”.
UNRWA spokeswoman Tamara Alrifai says the shelter that Israeli forces attacked on Thursday was housing “up to 6,000 people”.
UN warns Israeli military of violations of international law after UN school attack
A high-profile Hollywood marketing and branding guru has told staff they should not work with anyone “posting against Israel”, entertainment magazine Variety has reported.
Palestine reaches final round of Asian World Cup qualification
The Palestinian national football team have advanced to the final round of the World Cup qualification for the first time ever, with a 0-0 draw against Lebanon.
The Palestinian national football team have advanced to the final round of the World Cup qualification for the first time ever, with a 0-0 draw against Lebanon.
BREAKING: Casualties among innocent Palestinian civilians in an Israeli airstrike targeting a group of people near Sham'a Mosque in Gaza City.
BREAKING: Israeli settler militias open fire on Palestinian villagers in the village of Burqa, east of Ramallah.
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Israeli settler militias set fire to olive orchards in the village of Burqa, east of Ramallah.