Fake news

Psychological research has identified several contributing factors including personality characteristics, social contexts, affect, and cognition. 

The FM’s David Saranga and Sapir Levi tell The Media Line how Israelis are working to spread the message and combat misinformation, where there is much negativity, but also hope.

In the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip, even doctors and journalists have shown explicit anti-Israel bias in the current conflict.

FakeReporter continues to maintain that it has not yet been able to independently verify the story of the baby burned in an oven.

The British broadcasting team was supposed to film in Nahariya, but hospital staff are angry about the biased coverage of the war and announced: "They will not enter here until further notice."

The new version of the AI art generator DALL·E 3, has reservations about generating images symbolizing Israeli advocacy, like a robust Israeli soldier with an eagle and the country's flag.

Marina Ovsyannikova is famous for bursting into a news broadcast with a placard that read "Stop the war" and "They're lying to you".

Misinformation about cancer is spreading on TikTok and it's harming women.

With increasing scrutiny on global government policies in a “post-truth” era, policymakers are being forced to justify their actions and validate reasons for their decisions.

Results revealed that individuals who hold relativistic conceptions of truth are indeed more likely to believe in conspiracy theories.