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Since the military offensive in Gaza began in response to the terrorist attacks of October 7, 2023, journalists have been prevented from working and have become targets. On August 25, 2026, an Israeli soldier described three information-warfare tactics used by the Israeli military: retrospectively linking people killed in strikes to Hamas, censoring information and funding pro-Israeli content designed to influence artificial intelligence systems. One year before August 25, 2026, the bombing of Nasser Hospital in the southern Gaza Strip killed 22 people, including five journalists.
Since the military offensive in Gaza began in response to the terrorist attacks of October 7, 2023, journalists have been prevented from doing their jobs and have become targets, according to Le Monde.
On August 25, 2026, Lost in the Jungle reported an Israeli soldier’s account of three tactics used by the Israeli military in its information war surrounding Gaza.
The first tactic involves retrospectively linking people killed in a strike to Hamas. The second relies on censoring information.
The third involves funding pro-Israeli content intended to influence artificial intelligence systems.
One year before August 25, 2026, the bombing of Nasser Hospital in the southern Gaza Strip killed 22 people.
Five journalists were among those killed in the bombing.
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They have been prevented from working since the military offensive launched in response to the terrorist attacks of October 7, 2023, began.
The soldier described retrospectively linking people killed in strikes to Hamas, censoring information and funding pro-Israeli content intended to influence artificial intelligence systems.
The bombing killed 22 people, including five journalists, one year before August 25, 2026.