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דיסאינפורמציה

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דיסאניפורמציה תלויה גם בנגישות של מקורות מידע

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דיסאניפורמציה תלויה גם בנגישות של מקורות מידע

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In 2018, the Branco Weiss Lecture was introduced as part of the annual symposium. In this one-hour lecture, a number of Branco Weiss Fellows jointly present ongoing research, as well as current questions, methods and findings in a particular field of research to share ideas with a general academic audience at ETH Zurich.

Detlef Günther, Vice President of Research at ETH Zurich, said during his introduction to the first of these lectures that Branco Weiss was a man who could recharge your batteries - for free. In a way, the lectures named in his honor aim to follow this lead.

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Branco Weiss Lecture - The Branco Weiss Fellowship

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In 2018, the Branco Weiss Lecture was introduced as part of the annual symposium. In this one-hour lecture, a number of Branco Weiss Fellows jointly present ongoing research, as well as current questions, methods and findings in a particular field of research to share ideas with a general academic audience at ETH Zurich.

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המטלה: איזכור של מקור שפגשתם ברשת ושנראה לכם כדיסאינפורמציה

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המטלה: איזכור של מקור שפגשתם ברשת ושנראה לכם כדיסאינפורמציה

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הנשיא לשעבר והמועמד הרפובליקני לנשיאות "חשף" את מועד המתקפה, בזמן שבישראל הבהירו כי לא באמת ידוע מתי היא תתרחש * "אם אני הייתי הנשיא, אף אחד לא היה מדבר על זה", הוא הוסיף * דובר הפנטגון: "לא זיהינו תנועות של איראן שמצביעות על מתקפה בשעות הקרובות"

דנה ויס | N12

צילום: Reuters

בשידור חי: דונלד טראמפ טען בשיחה אמש (שני) עם היוטיובר האמריקני אדין רוס כי הלילה תתרחש המתקפה האיראנית על ישראל. "ממה שאני שומע, הולכת להיות הלילה תקיפה של איראן בישראל", הוא אמר. "זה לא מידע סודי. אם אני הייתי נשיא, אף אחד לא היה מדבר על מתקפה כזו. זה לא היה קורה ב-100%".

TRUMP: "Right now, I'm hearing there's going to be an attack tonight by Iran on Israel." pic.twitter.com/U6pD2dZiJG
- Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) August 5, 2024

למרות דבריו של הנשיא לשעבר והמועמד הרפובליקני לנשיאות, בכירים ישראלים הדגישו אמש כי לא ניתן לחזות מתי תצא לפועל התגובה האיראנית. בנוסף, דובר הפנטגון הבהיר לסקיי ניוז בערבית: "לא זיהינו תנועות של איראן שמצביעות על מתקפה בשעות הקרובות".

במקביל, בארצות הברית נערכים לסייע לישראל בהגנה מול מתקפה אפשרית מאיראן. לפי דיווח בוושינגטון פוסט, ספינות המלחמה האמריקניות USS Laboon ו-USS Cole עזבו את מפרץ עומאן לעבר ים סוף - בדרך לאזור מדינת ישראל.

בנוסף, מפקד פיקוד המרכז של צבא ארה"ב (סנקטום), גנרל מייקל קורילה, ביקר אתמול בישראל - כחלק מאותה היערכות למתקפה ונפגש עם רא"ל הרצי הלוי. "הרמטכ"ל ומפקד סנטקום קיימו הערכת מצב משותפת בנושאים ביטחוניים-אסטרטגיים וההיערכות המשותפת במרחב, כחלק מהמענה לאיומים במזרח התיכון. צה"ל ימשיך להעמיק את הקשר עם צבא ארצות הברית מתוך מחויבות לחיזוק היציבות האזורית והתיאום בין הצבאות", נמסר מדובר צה"ל.

שר הביטחון גלנט, שנפגש גם הוא עם קורילה, אמר כי "הגעתו לישראל בשעות אלה מסמלת יותר מכל תמיכה במעשים וכי הקשר בין ישראל לארה"ב בלתי ניתן לערעור". הוא גם הודה למערכת הביטחון האמריקנית על "עמידתה לימין ישראל ועל פעולותיה למען ביצור ביטחונה".

מוקדם יותר אמש, גלנט ביקר במוצב השליטה של חיל האוויר וקיים הערכת מצב עם מפקד חיל האוויר, אלוף תומר בר ופורום המפקדים הבכיר בחיל. שר הביטחון אמר בפורום: "אויבינו שוקלים היטב את צעדיהם בזכות היכולות שהפגנתם בשנה האחרונה. עם זאת, עלינו להיערך לכל האפשרויות - כולל מעבר מהיר להתקפה".

משבר האמון בין ארה"ב לישראל

בישראל נמצאים בהיערכות שיא לקראת התגובה האיראנית הצפויה, בישראל מעריכים שיש עוד מרחב השפעה על עוצמת התגובה האיראנית - וזה המעורבות האמריקנית. הנוכחות האמריקנית משמעותית ביותר ומשמשת כגורם מרסן, אבל יש פער משמעותי בין הקרבה בממסדים הביטחוניים של שתי המדינות לבין משבר האמון החריף בדרגים הפוליטיים, ולמעשה בין נתניהו לביידן.

בישראל היו רוצים מאוד לראות נקיטת עמדה יותר פומבית מצד ארה"ב, ולטענת גורמים ביטחוניים זה לא קורה בגלל משבר האמון החריף בין המנהיגים. הדאגה העיקרית בישראל היא פחות מהתקיפה האיראנית אלא דווקא התגובה של חיזבאללה, שעלולה לגרור בטעות את הצדדים להסלמה בלתי מתוכננת. בשורה התחתונה, התחושה היא שיש מספיק אנרגיה כדי למנוע הסלמה אזורית. זה תלוי גם ביכולת הספיגה שישראל תפגין כאן.
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N12 - טראמפ: "המתקפה האיראנית - הלילה"

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הנשיא לשעבר והמועמד הרפובליקני לנשיאות "חשף" את מועד המתקפה, בזמן שבישראל הבהירו כי לא באמת ידוע מתי היא תתרחש * "אם אני הייתי הנשיא, אף אחד לא היה מדבר על זה", הוא הוסיף * דובר הפנטגון: "לא זיהינו תנועות של איראן שמצביעות על מתקפה בשעות הקרובות"

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דיווח: המתקפה האיראנית תגיע מאוחר יותר מההערכות הראשוניות, ערוץ 14

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דיווח: המתקפה האיראנית תגיע מאוחר יותר מההערכות הראשוניות, ערוץ 14

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Israel Considers Preemptive Strike on Iran Amid Fears of Imminent Attack | Firstpost America

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דיסאינפורמציה - DISINFORMATION אזכור מקורות מידע 

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דיסאינפורמציה - DISINFORMATION אזכור מקורות מידע 

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https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4ng24pxkelo

תרגם הכותרת: גורמים רשמיים בארה"ב חשפו "חוות הבוטים" הרוסית לכאורה

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US officials say they have taken action against an AI-powered information operation run from Russia, including nearly 1,000 accounts pretending to be Americans.

The accounts on X were designed to spread pro-Russia stories but were automated "bots" - not real people.

In court documents made public Tuesday the US justice department said the operation was devised by a deputy editor at Kremlin-owned RT, formerly Russia Today.

RT runs TV channels in English and several other languages, but appears much more popular on social media than on conventional airwaves.

The justice department seized two websites that were used to issue emails associated with the bot accounts, and ordered X to turn over information relating to 968 accounts that investigators say were bots.

According to the court documents, artificial intelligence was used to create the accounts, which then spread pro-Russian story lines, particularly about the war in Ukraine.

"Today's actions represent a first in disrupting a Russian-sponsored generative AI-enhanced social media bot farm," said FBI Director Christopher Wray.

"Russia intended to use this bot farm to disseminate AI-generated foreign disinformation, scaling their work with the assistance of AI to undermine our partners in Ukraine and influence geopolitical narratives favorable to the Russian government," Mr Wray said in a statement.

The accounts now appear to have been deleted by X, and screenshots shared by FBI investigators indicated that they had very few followers.

The court documents detailed how the so-called "bot farm" was the brainchild of an RT deputy editor-in-chief who was looking for new ways to distribute stories. RT America was shut down when several major US cable TV providers dropped it shortly after Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

Another RT employee developed the network, the court documents said, and later a Russian intelligence officer joined the effort, which the justice department described as an attempt "to sow discord in the United States by spreading misinformation".

Anna Belkina, RT's deputy editor-in-chief, told the BBC via email: "I'm more than happy to tend to my farm (dacha) - made up mostly of tomatoes and strawberries, but sadly without any help from the FSB," the Russian security service.

No criminal charges have been made public in the case, but the justice department said that its investigation is ongoing.

Nina Jankowicz, head of the American Sunlight Project, a non-profit organisation attempting to combat the spread of disinformation, said it was not surprising that a Russia-linked operation was relying on AI to create fake accounts.

"This used to be one of the more time consuming parts of their work; now it has been made much smoother by the technologies that abetted this operation," she said, noting that the operation appears to have been thwarted before it gained traction.

"Artificial intelligence is now clearly part of the disinformation arsenal," Ms Jankowicz said.

The BBC contacted X and the Russian Foreign Ministry for comment.

A recent BBC investigation uncovered details of a separate attempt to bolster a Russia-based disinformation network, through the use of fake news sites populated by stories rewritten by AI.

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US officials uncover alleged Russian 'bot farm'

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The justice department says nearly 1,000 social media accounts distributed pro-Russia stories.

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דיווח: המתקפה האיראנית תחל כבר ביום שני

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דיווח: המתקפה האיראנית תחל כבר ביום שני

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גורמים אמריקנים וישראלים מעריכים כי התקיפה של איראן תתרחש כבר ביום שני הקרוב, מפקד פיקוד מרכז בארה"ב הגיע לאזור על מנת לארגן קואליציה בינלאומית לבלימת התקיפה

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גורמים רשמיים בארה"ב חשפו "חוות הבוטים" הרוסית לכאורה

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US officials say they have taken action against an AI-powered information operation run from Russia, including nearly 1,000 accounts pretending to be Americans.

The accounts on X were designed to spread pro-Russia stories but were automated "bots" - not real people.

In court documents made public Tuesday the US justice department said the operation was devised by a deputy editor at Kremlin-owned RT, formerly Russia Today.

RT runs TV channels in English and several other languages, but appears much more popular on social media than on conventional airwaves.

The justice department seized two websites that were used to issue emails associated with the bot accounts, and ordered X to turn over information relating to 968 accounts that investigators say were bots.

According to the court documents, artificial intelligence was used to create the accounts, which then spread pro-Russian story lines, particularly about the war in Ukraine.

"Today's actions represent a first in disrupting a Russian-sponsored generative AI-enhanced social media bot farm," said FBI Director Christopher Wray.

"Russia intended to use this bot farm to disseminate AI-generated foreign disinformation, scaling their work with the assistance of AI to undermine our partners in Ukraine and influence geopolitical narratives favorable to the Russian government," Mr Wray said in a statement.

The accounts now appear to have been deleted by X, and screenshots shared by FBI investigators indicated that they had very few followers.

The court documents detailed how the so-called "bot farm" was the brainchild of an RT deputy editor-in-chief who was looking for new ways to distribute stories. RT America was shut down when several major US cable TV providers dropped it shortly after Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

Another RT employee developed the network, the court documents said, and later a Russian intelligence officer joined the effort, which the justice department described as an attempt "to sow discord in the United States by spreading misinformation".

Anna Belkina, RT's deputy editor-in-chief, told the BBC via email: "I'm more than happy to tend to my farm (dacha) - made up mostly of tomatoes and strawberries, but sadly without any help from the FSB," the Russian security service.

No criminal charges have been made public in the case, but the justice department said that its investigation is ongoing.

Nina Jankowicz, head of the American Sunlight Project, a non-profit organisation attempting to combat the spread of disinformation, said it was not surprising that a Russia-linked operation was relying on AI to create fake accounts.

"This used to be one of the more time consuming parts of their work; now it has been made much smoother by the technologies that abetted this operation," she said, noting that the operation appears to have been thwarted before it gained traction.

"Artificial intelligence is now clearly part of the disinformation arsenal," Ms Jankowicz said.

The BBC contacted X and the Russian Foreign Ministry for comment.

A recent BBC investigation uncovered details of a separate attempt to bolster a Russia-based disinformation network, through the use of fake news sites populated by stories rewritten by AI.

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US officials uncover alleged Russian 'bot farm'

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The justice department says nearly 1,000 social media accounts distributed pro-Russia stories.

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Bomb Smuggled Into Tehran Guesthouse Months Ago Killed Hamas Leader

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An explosive device hidden in a heavily guarded complex where Ismail Haniyeh was known to stay in Iran was what killed him, according to a Times investigation.

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Who Killed Ismail Haniyeh? Israel Made This Big Confession To U.S. Over Hamas Chief’s Assassination

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Vice President Harris and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are reflected in a glass tabletop as they meet at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building on the White House grounds in Washington, D.C., on July 25. (Nathan Howard/Reuters)

JERUSALEM - The Biden administration is racing to avert an explosion of violence across the Middle East, a high-stakes moment that threatens to derail a long-awaited cease-fire deal in the Gaza Strip and underscores the limits of American influence over Israel, its closet ally in the region.

President Biden and Vice President Harris, the presumptive Democratic nominee for president, huddled with their top advisers in the White House Situation Room on Monday to discuss an anticipated Iranian assault against Israel and an attack by an Iran-backed Iraqi militia that injured U.S. troops, which Washington vowed to respond to "in a manner and place of our choosing."

The United States has scrambled to position additional military assets, including a squadron of F-22 jets and naval destroyers, around Israel to help defend against what officials believe will be an imminent attack by Tehran in retaliation for last week's killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in the Iranian capital.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken is leading a diplomatic sprint to apply indirect pressure on Iran, asking top officials in Cairo, Baghdad and other Arab capitals to urge that any response from Tehran and, potentially, its militant allies be restrained. That reprisal, Blinken has privately cautioned global diplomats, could come as early as Tuesday.

Blinken said he had a simple message, and not only for Iran: "All parties must refrain from escalation; all parties must take steps to ease tensions," he told reporters Monday. "Escalation is not in anyone's interests."

But it remains unclear the extent to which America's Arab allies can prevail in containing the expected counterstrike and, moving forward, whether Washington can dissuade the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from further fueling the flames.

The region remained on edge Tuesday as airlines canceled flights into Tel Aviv and Beirut, and Western governments advised their citizens to leave Lebanon immediately. Like its patron Iran, Lebanon's powerful Hezbollah militant group has vowed retribution against Israel - in its case, for a July 30 airstrike that killed a top deputy to the group's leader, Hasan Nasrallah, south of Beirut.

"We may respond all at once, or maybe each of us in the axis may respond at our own time, in our own way, with our own targets," Nasrallah warned in a speech Tuesday.

Israel was on high alert Tuesday as leaders signaled readiness for a possible blow. The country's military "is determined, consistent and powerful," Defense Minister Yoav Gallant warned on social media. "Ready for offense and defense."

A direct aerial assault by Iran would be just the second such strike in Israeli history, but also the second in four months.

During Tehran's large but well-telegraphed missile and drone barrage in April, launched after a deadly Israeli strike on an Iranian military leader in Damascus, Israel was able to deflect most of the incoming fire with help from a U.S.-led military alliance.

But a coordinated attack by Iran and Hezbollah, each with a massive missile arsenal, could threaten to overwhelm Israel's air defense network. And it was uncertain whether Arab nations would exhibit the same level of support for the U.S-led coalition that they did in April.

In a sign of Washington's continued investment in Israeli security, Gallant spoke again with Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin III on Tuesday, their fifth call since a July 28 missile strike that killed a group of children in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights and kicked off the latest standoff. Israel and the U.S. blamed Hezbollah for that attack; the group denied responsibility.

Gen. Michael E. Kurilla, head of U.S. Central Command, was in Israel on Monday for talks with military leaders, a visit hailed by Gallant as "a direct translation of U.S. support for Israel into action."

Behind the scenes, though, there is growing friction between the United States and Israel. White House officials responded with surprise and outrage to Haniyeh's July 31 assassination, which they saw as a setback to their months-long quest to secure a cease-fire in Gaza - a fitful process they felt was making progress, according to three people familiar with the White House's thinking. Like others in this story, they spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive matters.

While Israel has declined to comment on Haniyeh's killing, it informed U.S. officials immediately afterward that it was responsible. On Tuesday, Hamas announced that Yehiya Sinwar - already the leader of Hamas in Gaza and the architect of Oct. 7 - would replace Haniyeh as head of the group's political bureau.

Analysts have noted that unlike Sinwar, who is believed to be hiding in a tunnel network under Gaza, Haniyeh lived in Qatar and traveled abroad, deepening questions about why Netanyahu would have chosen this explosive moment to strike.

"If your aim was to close the deal, why do Haniyeh now and do it in a way that forces the Iranians to respond?" said Dennis Ross, a former American ambassador to Israel.

Over the course of the conflict, many U.S. officials have come to see Netanyahu, rather than Iran, as the chief wild card in containing a broader regional conflagration, according to several senior administration officials. Israel has repeatedly launched strikes on Hezbollah and Iranian commanders without first informing the United States, enraging Biden officials and the president himself.

Netanyahu - increasingly at odds with his top security officials over his insistence that Israel must press on militarily against Hamas rather than accept a cease-fire and hostage release deal - also appears to have changed his terms for a potential agreement after Biden publicly laid out a plan that he said had Israeli sign-off.

Frank Lowenstein, who served as special envoy for Israeli-Palestinian negotiations under President Barack Obama, said Netanyahu has "put the U.S. in an impossible position."

"He is provoking a response that could drag us into a war, but there's nobody openly questioning it because of course we're going to stand with Israel against Iran," Lowenstein said.

An Israeli official confirmed that a call between Biden and Netanyahu last week, after Haniyeh's death, was "tense." Still, there are no signs that Biden is willing to exert significant pressure on Israel to try to contain its actions, such as conditioning or limiting military aid, according to several people familiar with internal discussions.

The diplomatic blitz led by Blinken in recent days has included American partners that have routine high-level dealings with Tehran, such as Iraq, and - in a sign of exceptional shared concern - those who don't.

Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman al-Safadi visited Tehran this weekend to urge regional calm, the first visit of its kind in more than 20 years.

Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty held a rare call with his Iranian counterpart Saturday, urging restraint. It came after the Biden administration asked the government of President Abdel Fatah El-Sisi to reach out to Iran, according to a former Egyptian official familiar with the situation.

An Iraqi official, meanwhile, said that Blinken, in a call Sunday with Prime Minister Shia al-Sudani, asked that Iraq "do what's possible" and use its ties with Iran to communicate the importance of de-escalation.

In a call with Blinken on Monday, Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani said he had relayed to the Iranians that they would be the "biggest loser" if they chose to escalate the conflict, according to an official familiar with the matter.

Iranian officials have informed Arab partners that its military "will be very responsive and very calculated" in retaliating against Israel, the official said.

Iran has also called for a Wednesday meeting of Muslim nations to support its right to respond. In remarks to foreign diplomats Monday, Acting Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Bagheri cited a "responsibility and the sovereign duty " to hit back.

The Biden administration has long believed that Tehran, undergoing a political transition and struggling with an ailing economy, wants to avoid a full-scale conflict. Nevertheless, Arab officials remained on guard.

"I don't think there is anything [else] that Arab states could do," the former Egyptian official said. "Iran has in mind what it has in mind and will execute it."
Hudson, Abutaleb and DeYoung reported from Washington. Heba Farouk Mahfouz in Cairo, Lior Sorka in Tel Aviv, Alex Horton in Washington and Mohamad El Chamaa in Beirut contributed to this report.
Israel-Gaza war

The Israel-Gaza war has gone on for months, and tensions have spilled into the surrounding Middle East region.

The war: On Oct. 7, Hamas militants launched an unprecedented cross-border attack on Israel that included the taking of civilian hostages at a music festival. See photos and videos of how the deadly assault unfolded. Israel declared war on Hamas in response, launching a ground invasion that fueled the biggest displacement in the region since Israel's creation in 1948. In July 2024, Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was killed in an attack Hamas has blamed on Israel.

Gaza crisis: In the Gaza Strip, Israel has waged one of this century's most destructive wars, killing tens of thousands and plunging at least half of the population into " famine-like conditions." For months, Israel has resisted pressure from Western allies to allow more humanitarian aid into the enclave.

U.S. involvement: Despite tensions between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and some U.S. politicians, including President Biden, the United States supports Israel with weapons, funds aid packages, and has vetoed or abstained from the United Nations' cease-fire resolutions.

History: The roots of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and mistrust are deep and complex, predating the establishment of the state of Israel in 1948. Read more on the history of the Gaza Strip.

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Washington and Arab states scramble to avert an all-out Middle East war

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As Israel braces for an Iranian attack, and U.S. officials fume at Netanyahu, it's unclear how much Washington can do to control the spiraling violence.

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טלי גוטליב מפיצה קונספירציה: בעלה של שקמה ברסלר שוחח עם יחיא סינוואר?

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התפתחות בקונספירציית 'בוגדים מבפנים': ח"כ טלי גוטליב מצטטת אתר בשם 'עדנה קרנבל' בטענה כי שקמה ברסלר נחקרה במוסד כמה ימים לפני הטבח, בטענה כי בעלה שוחח עם מנהיג ארגון הטרור חמאס - וכי השיחה יורטה על ידי ארה"ב

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דיסאינפורמציה - בכל הקשור לנושא החטופים - 

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דיסאינפורמציה - בכל הקשור לנושא החטופים - 

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https://www.israelhayom.co.il/news/defense/article/15930317

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מערכת ישראל היום

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″נערכים ל-250 חטופים”: מסמך חושף כי מערכת הביטחון ידעה על תוכנית 7 באוקטובר של חמאס | ישראל היום

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המסמך, שחובר באוגדת עזה מראה כי צה”ל והמודיעין הישראלי ידעו על תוכנית הטבח של ארגון הטרור הרצחני • המסמך הופץ כשבועיים לפני הטבח ונקרא ”אימון פשיטה מפורט מקצה לקצה” ובו תוארו לפרטי פרטים האימונים שביצעו יחידות העילית של חמאס

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השערות והערכות

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השערות והערכות

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https://www.israelhayom.co.il/news/defense/article/16216391?heyday_src=heyday_search

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הערכה: חיזבאללה ממתין להזדמנות מבצעית, איראן עלולה לנסות לתקוף מכמה מקומות במקביל | ישראל היום

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בישראל סבורים כי גם הרפובליקה האסלאמית מחשבת את צעדיה, ושואפת לאתגר את מערך ההגנה האווירית • במערכת הביטחון סבורים שלא נכון לבצע כעת תקיפה מקדימה, אולם אם יזוהו משגרים לפני הפעלתם לא מן הנמנע שייעשה מאמץ לפגוע בהם