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Haaretz EnglishPolitics

Haaretz Follows Election Discourse Through Six Social Media Personas

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Haaretz created six social media personas to analyze election discourse, revealing fractured online narratives about the October 7th attack and Prime Minister Netanyahu's knowledge. The analysis of 80,000 posts highlighted diverging viewpoints. A September 8th report about a UAE president's warning to Netanyahu regarding Yahya Sinwar's planned operation also spread widely on social media.

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  • Haaretz analyzed 80,000 social media posts using six personas to track election discourse.
  • The analysis revealed fractured online realities and diverging narratives about the October 7th attack.
  • Questions were raised about Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's knowledge of events.
  • A Haaretz report detailed a UAE president's warning to Netanyahu about Yahya Sinwar.
  • The story of the warning gained significant traction on Hebrew social media feeds.

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