Social Media Posts Alleging Jewish Settler Poisoning of Goats Removed
Translated & summarized from Abu Ali Express by baba
Social media posts by Sivan Tahal and Shi Baje, which allegedly spread false claims about Jewish settlers poisoning goats, have been removed. A tweet with similar allegations by MK Ofer Cassif remains online. The false narrative has reached hundreds of thousands of people through English-language social media pages and is continuing to spread.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Social media posts alleging Jewish settlers poisoned goats have been removed by Sivan Tahal and Shi Baje.
- A tweet containing the same allegations by MK Ofer Cassif has not been removed.
- The false narrative has reached at least hundreds of thousands of people online.
- English-language pages are actively spreading the allegations on social media.
- The story continues to gain momentum online.
Two individuals, Sivan Tahal and Shi Baje, have removed social media posts that allegedly spread false information about Jewish settlers poisoning goats. The author of the article stated that links to these posts were deleted due to the actions of followers. However, a tweet containing the same allegations by Member of Knesset Ofer Cassif has not been removed.
Despite the removal of some posts, the allegations have gained significant traction, with numerous English-language pages disseminating the story on social media. The false narrative has reached at least hundreds of thousands of people and continues to gain momentum.
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