Israel's Shin Bet Shuts Down Foreign Election Interference Accounts
Summarized from Haaretz English by baba
Israel's Shin Bet security agency announced Thursday the deactivation of social media accounts linked to foreign actors attempting to interfere in the upcoming election. However, many other accounts, including one possibly run from the UAE, remain active. An AI-generated video of hostage Shiri Bibas endorsing a political party was also flagged.
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- Shin Bet deactivated social media accounts linked to foreign election interference efforts.
- Many suspected foreign-linked accounts remain active, including one from the UAE.
- An AI-generated video of hostage Shiri Bibas endorsing a political party was flagged.
- The Shin Bet announced its actions on Thursday.
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