Al-Aqsa attacks: UAE social media influencers jump on Israel's hasbara bandwagon

Andreas Krieg

Al-Aqsa attacks: UAE social media influencers jump on Israel's hasbara bandwagon

Defence Studies

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Abstract

With the state's implicit support, Twitter users are twisting, selecting and reframing facts to serve Israel's cause at the expense of Palestinians

Original language	English
Publisher	Middle East Eye
Publication status	Published - 12 May 2021

Keywords

Israel
United Arab Emirates
Gulf

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