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The title of the article is Gaza: the disinformation in pictures.
GazaUnderAttack : la désinformation en images
Audrey DESTOUCHES 9 juillet 2014 à 17:41
Photos that are circulating on social networks with the hash-tag #GazaUnderAttack. At the top, two photos taken in Aleppo, Syria, in June 2014. In the bottom left: Gaza in January 2009. At the bottom right: in Baghdad, Iraq, in September 2007. (AFP Photo)
From the article:
Breaking In a week, nearly 400,000 tweets were published to denounce the Israeli strikes, most diverting of photos taken in Syria, Iraq or Gaza several years ago.
While the rocket attacks by Hamas and the Israeli air strikes on Gaza are intensifying, the hash-tag #GazaUnderAttack is spreading like wildfire on social networks. From all over the world, most of these tweets resume the same pictures shock, representative of the bombings and the dead children or scarred.
So check this out:
Yet, one of the first tweets with this hash-tag date of July 3, four days before the beginning of the air strikes on Gaza in the framework of the Israeli operation "protective boundary".
#GazaUnderAttack*: la désinformation en images - Libération
The title of the article is Gaza: the disinformation in pictures.
GazaUnderAttack : la désinformation en images
Audrey DESTOUCHES 9 juillet 2014 à 17:41
Photos that are circulating on social networks with the hash-tag #GazaUnderAttack. At the top, two photos taken in Aleppo, Syria, in June 2014. In the bottom left: Gaza in January 2009. At the bottom right: in Baghdad, Iraq, in September 2007. (AFP Photo)
From the article:
Breaking In a week, nearly 400,000 tweets were published to denounce the Israeli strikes, most diverting of photos taken in Syria, Iraq or Gaza several years ago.
While the rocket attacks by Hamas and the Israeli air strikes on Gaza are intensifying, the hash-tag #GazaUnderAttack is spreading like wildfire on social networks. From all over the world, most of these tweets resume the same pictures shock, representative of the bombings and the dead children or scarred.
So check this out:
Yet, one of the first tweets with this hash-tag date of July 3, four days before the beginning of the air strikes on Gaza in the framework of the Israeli operation "protective boundary".
#GazaUnderAttack*: la désinformation en images - Libération