Israeli story quickly falls apart. But why haven’t media corrected their initial accounts? Read more about Guardian reports “acid attack” on Israelis that never happened 

Israel21c is hiring students to covertly spread its stories about Israeli technology on the Internet: “present yourself as though you’re an authority.” Read more about Israel tech site paying “interns” to covertly plant stories in social media 

Another video with faked description has been uploaded to YouTube in an effort to justify Israeli child-killings. Read more about Hoax alert: video of “child firing an RPG on Gaza Beach” actually from Libya 

The video is not from Palestine. It is actually from Syria. It was first posted to YouTube at least five months ago. Read more about Hoax alert: Video showing “Hamas using children as human shields” is from Syria 

An isolated incident, quickly condemned and handled by UNRWA, cannot become a justification to obscure Israel’s record of attacks on civilians, including schools, children and teachers. Read more about Isolated weapons find in vacant UNRWA school cannot justify Israel's Gaza slaughter 

As the death toll from Israel’s savage bombardment of Gaza continues to climb, Israel has once again turned to students to sell the slaughter online. Read more about Israel student union sets up “war room” to sell Gaza massacre on Facebook 

“The missile fell on my family with no warning,” Muhammad Hamad recounts. Read more about "Why did they kill my entire family?" asks Gaza bombing survivor 

This is the latest example of blatant cultural appropriation of indigenous Palestinian and regional culture to add to a long list that already includes falafel, hummus and olive oil. Read more about Did you know? Palestine’s knafeh is now “Israeli” too?