A joint investigation by Haaretz and Libération traced a fake charity called "Sadaqah Palestine" back to BlackCore, an Israeli firm that advertised itself as an elite influence company
A joint investigation by Haaretz and Libération traced a fake charity called "Sadaqah Palestine" back to BlackCore, an Israeli firm that advertised itself as an elite influence company capable of generating one million posts a month. The charity had a website with a credit card donation form, ran paid ads on Meta, and was not registered as a charity anywhere. The same firm is under criminal investigation in France for smearing pro-Palestine political candidates with fabricated rape allegations and AI-generated nude photos. France's disinformation agency confirmed BlackCore also operated in New York City, Scotland, Angola, and Togo. The firm scrubbed its entire online presence within hours of being contacted by journalists. Two criminal investigations are open. Nobody has been arrested and nobody knows who hired them.
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