Israeli minister Ben-Gvir shared an artificial intelligence video that forced the people of Gaza to migrate and contained insults.
Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir shared an artificial intelligence video on social media that showed the Gaza Strip as a ghost town and insulted the Palestinians who did not leave their land.
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Israeli minister Ben-Gvir uses the displacement of Palestinians in Gaza as election propaganda.
Ben-Gvir's post on the social media platform of the US-based company
Ben-Gvir, who placed the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in Gaza by deporting them to other countries under the name of "voluntary migration" at the center of his propaganda for the elections to be held on October 27 in Israel, drew attention to the use of broken Arabic with spelling errors in the video he shared.
Sharing the video produced by artificial intelligence with the phrase "You have to be a donkey to stay in Gaza" in Arabic and Hebrew, Ben-Gvir insulted the Palestinians who refused to leave their land.
The video, created with artificial intelligence, featured a depiction of a donkey in the Gaza Strip, which has been devastated by Israeli attacks that have been going on for 3 years and resembles a ghost town abandoned by the Palestinians.
The video also used the phrase "4 years with Ben-Gvir's voluntary immigration plan" and asked Israeli voters to vote in the elections to be held on October 27.
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