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Yesha Council Launches JSR to Combat Fake News from Judea and Samaria

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The Yesha Council launched the Judea and Samaria Situation Room (JSR) to combat fake news and provide real-time updates from the region. The information center will distribute reports and footage in Hebrew and English via social media and to journalists. Chairman Yisrael Ganz stated the initiative aims to counter misinformation and present the "true picture" of events. The center uses advanced technology to connect with various ground sources for accurate information.

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  • The Yesha Council launched the Judea and Samaria Situation Room (JSR) to combat fake news.
  • JSR will provide real-time reports, footage, and analysis in Hebrew and English.
  • The center aims to counter misinformation concerning Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria.
  • Advanced technology connects JSR to security centers, farmers, and local sources.
  • Information will be distributed via WhatsApp, Telegram, and X.
  • Yesha Council Chairman Yisrael Ganz called it a "groundbreaking initiative of national importance."

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