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Netanyahu shares AI image of Arab voters during Israeli election

Netanyahu shares AI image of Arab voters during Israeli election
BBC Politics Wednesday 28 October 2026, 17:51 UTC 1 min read
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The image claims to show Arab-Israelis queueing to vote, but BBC Verify analysis shows that it has been generated or manipulated by AI.

The image claims to show Arab-Israelis queueing to vote, but BBC Verify analysis shows that it has been generated or manipulated by AI.
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