Is it true or not? Israeli group FakeReporter fact checks while seeking shelter
NPRIs it true or not? Israeli group FakeReporter fact checks while seeking shelter Enlarge this image toggle caption Claire Harbage/NPR Claire Harbage/NPR Achiya Schatz walked into the kitchen and saw his mother-in-law standing there in tears. It's a fake"— are uttered quite a bit these days by Schatz and his associates ever since the Hamas-Israel war broke out, unleashing an informational war online. Enlarge this image toggle caption Claire Harbage/NPR Claire Harbage/NPR FakeReporter is part of a loose yet growing coalition of individuals and groups around the world attempting to push back against the torrent of bogus material about the war circulating online. Enlarge this image toggle caption Claire Harbage/NPR Claire Harbage/NPR At the start of the war, Schatz said the day-to-day work was especially challenging because social media companies had almost no open lines of communication, especially X, since owner Elon Musk had gutted the company's trust and safety team.
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