#fauxtography

Quds News Network have posted this dramatic photo supposedly of hunger-striking prisoner Hasan Jaradat: The first sign of Pallywood shenanigans is how he is tied to the bed while the food is next to him.

A Facebook page called World Islamic Federation International (which I guess can be called WIFI for short) definitely has its wires crossed with this video post purporting to show those dastardly Zionists

Anti-Israel Facebook page Days of Palestine yesterday published the following photo and caption: It is a photo that has done the anti-Israel rounds over the years, all claiming to be from a school in

Anti-Israel propaganda page Friends of Palestine have posted this supposedly rare photograph of the Sultan's Pool in Jerusalem, dating back to 1885, showing two Palestinians in traditional costumes. Except

Anti-Israel propaganda outfit The Palestinian Information Center - said to be "the leading gateway site in Hamas' online propaganda network of twenty websites" - has published a report alleging

Anti-Israel propaganda Facebook page Olive Palestine have published the following photo and caption: The only thing correct about the caption is the fact it shows a baker. Israel - Peki'in The village

An anti-Israel Twitter user called Nakba (subtle, huh?) has posted the following photo and caption: Screenshot for when deleted Because nothing says authentically "palestinian" quite like a bunch of women

Great Scott! More anti-Israel propagandists who clearly are time travelers, going back in time to 26 years before photography was invented, in order to capture this photo: Yeah, it is not from 1800. And

A palestinian Arab propaganda Facebook page called Palestine Pictures has posted this reel (hat tip: Michal): The clue should be the Greek on the poster, a language not used in Gaza now or back then. The

Israel has had a new celebrity in recent weeks. A seal. Nope, wrong one. An unexpected visitor spotted sunbathing on a beach in Tel Aviv is turning heads and causing a media buzz. But it’s not American

The current flavor of the month among the Israel-haters seems to be this old photo, to which they have seemingly all copied and pasted the caption (hat tip: Damian): According to the Library of Congress

This post could easily have been titled Anti-Israel Dumbass of the Day: The social media user seems unaware that the world's first photograph was taken over 70 years later. Plus I am pretty sure there

Anti-Israel social media Palestine News recently tweeted the below: In case you are wondering how Palestine News got hold of a photo from within an Israeli prison, wonder no more. If you go to the tweet,

Israel-haters have posted the below photo and caption today, like a bunch of mindless robots repeating the same copy: Naturally, it is not what they claim. For a start, it is a relatively old photo (2015),

Watch out grumpy cat! A number of Israel-haters are going ga-ga over a photo of a very unimpressed looking baby, claiming he is the "first Palestinian baby born in 2023 in Gaza." A Google Image

Anti-Israel propaganda Facebook page Palestinian Revolutionary United Front has posted the belly below World Cup photo and caption: My first reaction in seeing this was "What an idiot to get such an ugly

In my post from earlier today, I debunked the libel that millions of palestinians have been killed by Israel since 1948. The post include this tweet as an example It turns out that not only is the claim

MEMO has a report about how Israel is supposedly "trying to expand the jurisdiction of the northern Jewish town of Harish by nearly 50 per cent to prevent Palestinians from forming a majority in the

A number of anti-Israel social media accounts have been sharing the following photo and caption: Immediately after seeing it, something did not sit right with me. The women seem to be calmly standing at

Earlier today, Israel-haters Brighton BDS tweeted their pride in having organized the vegetables at a supermarket to look like the palestinian flag (hat tip: Michal) Except they didn't. They are so dishonest