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โ ๏ธ A shocking AI-generated image โ ๏ธ depicting an elderly couple allegedly stripped and robbed in ๐ซ๐ท Paris was widely circulated by far-right and Israeli accounts, then presented as real by mainstream French media without proper verification. ๐คฌ
French newspaper Libรฉration debunked the story, revealing that the viral photograph was AI-generated.
๐ฐ The fabricated image was aimed to fuel outrage, discredit the social movement and encourage hostility towards young people from working-class neighbourhoods and immigrant backgrounds.
Beyond spreading misinformation, such narratives exploit older peopleโs fears for political gain, reinforce anti-immigrant sentiment and help create fertile ground for the far right to recruit new supporters and bolster the ranks of the
Rassemblement National (RN), the French far right party. This controversy comes amid wider concerns about foreign interference.
In June 2026, Franceโs VIGINUM identified a coordinated digital influence campaign targeting the French left, linked to an ecosystem involving ๐ฎ๐ฑ Israeli influence firm Blackcore. In 2023, the Story Killers investigation exposed Team Jorge, an Israeli-linked operation offering disinformation campaigns and networks of fake accounts to manipulate public opinion. When fabricated images are presented as facts, fear becomes a political weapon. And when mainstream media deliberately amplify disinformation without verification, they lend it legitimacy and become a dangerous tool of propaganda.
โ ๏ธ Death to #JoosMedia and their #Poopaganda โ ๏ธ #AccurateHistory #AmeriKKKa #DeathToEmpire
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