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| | ===Racist defemation and inciting Arabs against Jews=== | | ===Racist defemation and inciting Arabs against Jews=== |
| − | Islamic Republic of Iran created a fake social network "Aduk", masquerading as if it was Ultra-religious Jewish and or "settler." The Islamic Republic posted anti-Arab racist posts in order to stoke violence and defame Jews.<ref>[https://www.timesofisrael.com/iran-set-up-fake-social-media-network-to-stoke-violence-tensions-in-israel-report/ Iran set up fake social media network to stoke violence, tensions in Israel – report], TOI STAFF 3 Feb 2022.<blockquote> | + | Islamic Republic of Iran created a fake social network "Aduk", masquerading as if it was Ultra-religious Jewish and or "settler." The Islamic Republic posted anti-Arab racist posts in order to stoke violence and defame Jews.<ref>"[https://www.timesofisrael.com/iran-set-up-fake-social-media-network-to-stoke-violence-tensions-in-israel-report/ Iran set up fake social media network to stoke violence, tensions in Israel – report]", TOI STAFF 3 Feb 2022.<blockquote> |
| | ‘Aduk’ group, masquerading as a nationalist and ultra-Orthodox news outlet, redistributed extremist and anti-Muslim material to encourage attacks on Arab Israelis, BBC says. | | ‘Aduk’ group, masquerading as a nationalist and ultra-Orthodox news outlet, redistributed extremist and anti-Muslim material to encourage attacks on Arab Israelis, BBC says. |
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| | Iran is suspected of setting up a social media network targeting Israeli nationalist and ultra-Orthodox Jews in order to encourage violence against Arab Israelis and stoke tensions in the country, according to a Thursday report by the BBC. | | Iran is suspected of setting up a social media network targeting Israeli nationalist and ultra-Orthodox Jews in order to encourage violence against Arab Israelis and stoke tensions in the country, according to a Thursday report by the BBC. |
| | According to the Israeli disinformation watchdog FakeReporter, which uncovered the group’s suspected Iranian origin, its goal was to help fuel “religious war” by amplifying “fear, hatred and chaos.” | | According to the Israeli disinformation watchdog FakeReporter, which uncovered the group’s suspected Iranian origin, its goal was to help fuel “religious war” by amplifying “fear, hatred and chaos.” |
| − | According to the report, the “Aduk” or “strictly religious” group presented itself as a “virtual religious union for the religious public.”</blockquote></ref> | + | According to the report, the “Aduk” or “strictly religious” group presented itself as a “virtual religious union for the religious public.”</blockquote></ref><ref>"[https://www.timesofisrael.com/iran-set-up-fake-social-media-network-to-stoke-violence-tensions-in-israel-report/amp/ Iran set up fake social media network to stoke violence, tensions in Israel – report]", ''TOI'', Feb 3, 2022.<blockquote> |
| | + | 'Aduk' group, masquerading as a nationalist and ultra-Orthodox news outlet, redistributed extremist and anti-Muslim material to encourage attacks on Arab Israelis, BBC says</blockquote></ref><ref>Damian Pachter and ILH Staff, "[https://www.israelhayom.com/2022/02/04/iran-behind-on-line-propaganda-campaign-to-foment-religious-war-in-israel/ Report: Iran behind on-line propaganda campaign to foment 'religious war' in Israel]", ''ILH'', Feb 4, 2022.<blockquote> |
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| | + | According to watchdog group FakeReporter, the on-line ultra-Orthodox group "Aduk" was, in fact, an Iranian unit that sought to amplify "fear, hatred, and chaos" in Israeli society.</blockquote></ref><ref>"Iran Tried To Incite Chareidim Against Arabs," ''YWN'', February 6, 2022</ref> |
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| | ===World domination=== | | ===World domination=== |