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Israeli government accounts on social media site X have been posting a video with a quote from a freed hostage.
The video is a compilation of images and clips related to the Oct. 7 attack on Israel by Hamas and the Gaza conflict that has followed.
Some users on X and Instagram posted screenshots of Israel appearing to have used the video in an ad on X, paying the site to boost the video's visibility.
Israel has argued in social media posts that the word “civilian” has been overused by Palestinians and applied to people who don’t fit the term.
The Council on American-Islamic Relations says the video is a sign that the Israeli government feels emboldened.
X has been a lightning rod for criticism over how it has handled the latest Israel -Hamas conflict.
The Biden administration has said it’s been clear about the need to prioritize civilian protection.
The International Criminal Court is seeking arrest warrants for Netanyahu and his defense minister.
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