For example, "verified" X user @Imamofpeace falsely claimed, "This is gold. Another "verified" user named @amjadt25 also falsely claimed that the injured man had "no bandages," "fake blood" and "zero injuries." In a third example of how false information was spreading about the video, "verified" user @dudi_dolev wrote in Hebrew the misleading caption, "Mom, everything is fine. The date of the video was unclear but appeared to have been recorded either on or just prior to Nov. 12. The people in the video were also speaking to reassure the man's mother that he would be ok, according to the reporting.

Source: New York Times November 13, 2023 21:40 UTC