Former Israeli military spokesperson Daniel Hagari said Israel has “lost the war on social media,” describing the online space as the most dangerous and complex arena shaping global public opinion, especially among younger generations.
Some pro-Israel influencers are making good money channeling Netanyahu’s lies, but the cat is beginning to climb out of the bag.
Netanyahu has confirmed reports that Israel plans an extreme escalation in Gaza, which will entail the total military occupation of the entire enclave and the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians, which the Israeli spin machine has termed “voluntary migration”.
The Israeli government is paying to have 16 MAGA social media influencers, with millions of followers, brought to Israel to learn how to stop American youth from turning against Tel Aviv over Gaza, writes Joe Lauria.
Opinion: Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has no moral compass – he merely wishes to keep up appearances for his patrons in the West.
Israel officials deny the existence of famine in Gaza, push for harsher measures to block food. Each day without aid pushes families to the brink of death.
Atrocity stories from October 7th still persist, although they have been widely debunked – including by Israeli organizations. We need to set the record straight once and for all.
For years, Hollywood bigwigs have been using their outsized influence to keep the facts about Israel’s violent occupation hidden behind a veneer of victimhood. They have framed Israeli brutality as ‘self-defense,’ while demonizing pro-justice entertainers and the peaceful Boycott, Divest, and Sanction movement.
The rabbi of New York’s Park Avenue Synagogue expressed worshipful feelings about his Israeli soldier son’s M16 because it represents the “miracle” of Jewish power.
In the wake of the New Zealand massacre and other serious incidents, some are calling for more policing of the internet. Philip Giraldi argues that US media is already over-regulated, and the bodies that oversee the regulating (for example Congress and ADL) can not be trusted to have our interests at heart.