The ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine is once again dominating international headlines. As with previous flare-ups in violence, social media has been flooded with viral content related to the conflict, a considerable number of which is misleading or false.

It is essential to be critical of any information you see online and to verify it from multiple sources before sharing it.

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Based on a video, social media posts say Palestinians are faking the injuries and also the evacuations of injured people.

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We decided to do a fact-check on this.

Fact Check

From the Invid-We Verify Search, we found the sources of the video.

The Lebanese director of the film, Mahmoud Ramzi, uploaded the actual film, "The Reality," to his Instagram account on October 28, 2023. The film is not intended to look like actual footage of the conflict.

On October 29, 2023, an actor in the film, Rami Jardali, posted the behind-the-scenes footage to Instagram with the caption "Backstage Reality.

" Ramzi later shared a video on his Instagram story refuting the false claims about the video and stating that the film is from Lebanon and shows "the suffering of the people in Gaza, but in an artistic way."

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Conclusion

In summary, A video that was shared online and claimed to show Palestinians faking injuries in the Gaza conflict is behind-the-scenes footage of a short film made in Lebanon.

In other words, the video that was shared online to discredit the Palestinians is just a work of fiction. It is essential to be critical of the information you see online and to be wary of videos that claim to show something they are not.

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Title:This video was NOT shot in Gaza to fake injuries or evacuate fake civilians ! Find out the facts…

Written By: Kalana Krishantha

Result: Misleading

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