Conservative influencers are playing a central role in a new campaign of weaponising Islamophobia.
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The revelations about the massive anti-Qatar campaign aimed at stoking Islamophobia in Europe require immediate action.
![The campaign shared AI-generated Islamophobic cartoons, including images of Qatari 'krakens' attacking the EU, on various platforms [Image courtesy of Marc Owen Jones]](/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/qatar-1721833634.jpg?resize=270%2C180&quality=80)
Israel does not intend to ‘evacuate’ Palestinians from Rafah to safety. It seeks to kill or deport them.
Or is it just humiliating Palestinian civilian men and boys and broadcasting it to the world to dehumanise them?
Israel’s narrative of ‘evacuation warnings’ and ‘precision strikes’ serves as a cover for its AI-assisted genocide.
That includes a war on diplomacy itself, amid the competing propaganda interests of Hamas and Netanyahu.
Israel knows it’s losing global support over its slaughter of children. Enter social media disinformation.
Amid the Israel-Gaza war, Indian right-wing accounts are among leading amplifiers of anti-Palestinian fake news.
![Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's rise has led to a surge in online disinformation spread by far-right accounts in the country. Now they are bringing that skillset to the Israel-Gaza war [Gianluigi Guercia/Pool via Reuters]](/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/2023-08-23T101442Z_471510070_RC2MT2AHA9N3_RTRMADP_3_BRICS-SUMMIT-1692786018.jpg?resize=270%2C180&quality=80)
Social media propaganda emanating from Saudi Arabia and the UAE seeks to justify Tunisian president’s actions.
How did a few Saudi influencers and thousands of sock puppets trick media into reporting on a made-up coup in Qatar?
