Full Fact investigates misleading and false claims about the Israel–Gaza conflict shared around the world. Our independent fact checks examine viral videos, AI-generated images and social media posts that misrepresent events or people linked to the conflict.
We also verify statements by officials and media outlets to provide clear, evidence-based context. Drawing on open-source research, expert analysis and credible international reporting, each article explains what’s real, what’s fake and what remains unverified.
Facebook posts claim an Israeli cargo ship was bombed by Yemen. But the images are from 2021 and show a container ship on fire off the coast of Sri Lanka. Read
The footage is unrelated to protests over the conflict between Israel and Hamas, and shows direct action by French farmers about imported meat. Read
A viral video shows a woman receiving her McDonald’s order in a wrapper she says shows support for Israel. Read
Fact checking claims made by politicians, public figures and viral online content can give you the full picture backed by the evidence.
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