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Iranian Fake Account Network Discovered Ahead of Israeli Elections
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What happened
An Iranian network of 35 fake social media accounts posing as Israeli citizens and media outlets was discovered in Israel. The network disseminated content on sensitive domestic issues, reaching nearly a million views before the upcoming elections.
- 01Iranian fake account network found in Israel.
- 02Network aimed to influence Israeli elections.
- 03Accounts posed as citizens and media.
- 04Content covered sensitive political topics.
- 05Nearly one million views reached by posts.
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