Conspiracy Theory
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Spread conspiracy theory about 7/10: Right-wing activist to pay damages to Maj. Gen. (res.) Israel Ziv
Against the backdrop of the controversy surrounding Sara Netanyahu's remarks about Yair Golan, the court ruled that right-wing activist Ido Shiponi must pay approximately 140,000 shekels to Maj. Gen. (res.) Israel Ziv for spreading a conspiracy theory claiming he knew in advance about the October 7 massacre. Shiponi claimed the lawsuit was an attempt to silence criticism.

Law intended to expand security cooperation with Israel becomes target of antisemitic conspiracy theories in the US
A new report by the Fighting Online Antisemitism (FOA) movement reveals how a routine technological clause in the US National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) was systematically distorted on social media. From conservative politicians to extremist groups, the discourse evolved into baseless theories about 'Jewish control' over the US government and the Pentagon.
In conversation with a Holocaust denier: Tucker Carlson has once again targeted the State of Israel
Tucker Carlson, former Fox News host and now an independent internet star, blames Israel for the destructive Muslim immigration in Spain.

The British Left is adopting antisemitic motifs from the far-right
34 antisemitic incidents were documented in London within a week, many of them during a demonstration against Israel, where claims were heard about "Zionist control" over the British government and economy — rhetoric that originates in far-right conspiracy theories.

NASA Debunks Conspiracy Theory About Earth 'Losing Gravity'
The international space agency has issued an official statement refuting a viral conspiracy theory claiming that Earth would lose its gravity for seven seconds on August 12, 2026. The rumors, which spread rapidly across social media, have no scientific basis.

103 Million Views in 72 Hours: How X Turned the Spain-Morocco Border Crisis into an Antisemitic Conspiracy Theory
X, owned by Elon Musk, has become a hotbed for antisemitic conspiracy theories following the migrant crisis in Ceuta. An analysis by the Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) reveals that such content reached over 100 million users in just 72 hours.