PNN – According to a Hebrew media outlet, the Zionist public is being fed fake and false information.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network; In an article, the Makor Rishon newspaper stated that one can conclude—based on the connection between the Israeli army’s (alleged) achievements in the north, the agreement with Lebanon, the heavy ministerial presence at the funerals of soldiers killed (in Lebanon), and so forth—that the media is feeding its audience false and distorted news.
Part of this article states: From time to time, warnings arise regarding the impact of artificial intelligence on election campaigns—citing phenomena such as “fake news” that could spread widely and impair our ability to make sound decisions, or baseless rumors circulating online that leave the public struggling to distinguish truth from unbridled fabrication.
The so-called Israel Democracy Institute has recently pointed out that there is no law in Israel (occupied Palestine) to prevent the dissemination of falsehoods (by media outlets and news sources).
A prominent researcher at the institute stated: The problem posed by artificial intelligence is not the lie itself, but the fact that as the technology advances, the audience loses the ability to distinguish between what is created by humans and what is produced by machines.
A media outlet recently cited global research warning that the fate of elections will be determined by a sinister combination of artificial intelligence and social media.
These warnings are absurd—not because such dangers do not exist, but because artificial intelligence is not required to present a distorted picture of reality. Traditional news outlets—using their old tools—already do this daily (in Israel), and they are quite capable of accomplishing the task.
Israelis trying to understand what is happening here through news channels and current affairs programs have no chance of discovering the truth.
Shortly before the start of last Saturday, an agreement was signed between Israel and the (pro-Western, puppet) government of Lebanon—an accord officials in the media described as historic. In short, the two sides agreed on the necessity of disarming Hezbollah and dismantling its infrastructure, while legitimizing the Israeli army’s (occupation) presence in Lebanon until that objective is achieved.
The article continues: A week ago, Danny Kushmaro opened his program “Ulpan Shishi” on Channel 12 as follows: The two words we wanted to forget—the “Lebanon quagmire”—have returned to our lives. The question arising tonight is: Where are the politicians taking us? What is their plan? And who is making the decisions? … Our children are fighting and sacrificing their lives (meeting their deaths, only to achieve no tangible result in the end).
To reinforce this point, Guy Peleg, who was beside him, explained that contrary to the claim that Hezbollah fell into a trap by opening fire on our communities at the start of Operation “Raging Lion”—”we must ask who fell into whose trap”—it was then Kushmaro’s turn to emphasize: We are achieving results, yet these are not translating into political gains; underscoring this sense of failure, Major General Israel Ziv emphasized that the policy of occupation and the expansion of the security zone has brought us to the lowest possible level—not merely a “lower” state, but the absolute lowest possible level.