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يوب يوبWar & conflict

نشرت حسابات على منصتي فيسبوك وإكس صورة زُعم أنها لمقاتل يحمل الجنسية الإماراتية تم رصده في غزة، فيما ادعى آخرون أن الجندي المذكور قُتل في غزة.

Publisher’s rating: مضلل

The review says the image shows Bezalel Yaakov, an Israeli national who posted it on Facebook in February 2024, and reports that he was alive. It also says that in a video dated August 18, 2025, he identified himself as Jewish of Ethiopian origin, born in Jerusalem, and denied being killed.

Factcrescendo India

Air France crew were spraying air freshener on a Nigerian flight

Publisher’s rating: False

The review says the spray shown in the video was insecticide used for disinsection, not air freshener. It describes cabin spraying on flights to Nigeria as a measure to prevent the spread of disease-carrying insects, rather than to mask odors.

Factcrescendo Sri LankaHealth & medicine

Dandelion root effectively kills 95% of cancer cells.

Publisher’s rating: Misleading

The review says the 95% result came from laboratory tests on colon cancer cells, not human patients, and did not establish a cancer cure. It notes that research on dandelion root remains in early experimental stages and has not demonstrated that it treats cancer in people.

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