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Israeli Envoy Denies Mexico Conspiracy Theories, Cites Disinformation Campaign
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Israeli Ambassador to Mexico Yoed Magen has rejected claims of Israeli plots to steal water or infiltrate schools in Mexico, attributing them to a "well-funded" disinformation campaign. He stated that accusations of Israel stealing water or former soldiers infiltrating Chiapas are "blatant lies." Magen highlighted Israel's water management expertise and explained that young Israelis volunteer abroad. The Chiapas Education Department denied authorizing IDF members in schools, though foreign volunteers participated.
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- Israeli Ambassador Yoed Magen refuted claims of Israeli plots to steal Mexico's water or infiltrate schools.
- Magen described the accusations as part of a "well-orchestrated and well-funded" disinformation campaign.
- He cited specific false claims including water theft, soldier infiltration in Chiapas, and colonization attempts.
- The ambassador highlighted Israel's expertise in water management and its role in sharing technology globally.
- The Chiapas Education Department denied authorizing IDF members in indigenous schools.
- The controversy emerged from social media claims involving Israeli volunteers coordinated by Heroes for Life.
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