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The rise of social media and the internet of things has left very little to the imagination but can also be extremely harmful, especially in the case of conspiracy theories and inaccurate or unproven information. Much like how misinformation and inappropriate content is flagged, those that sympathize with the Jewish diaspora believe that anti-semitic views should be labled as such, leaving no room for propaganda to seep through the system undetected.
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COVID-denying antivaxxer doctor permanently loses medical license
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Screen capture from video of Rabbi Yuval HaCohen Asherov speaking about the COVID-19 outbreak. (YouTube)
The Health Ministry on Sunday warned the public against the exhortations of anti-vaccination Rabbi Yuval Hacohen Asherov, who has been accused of fueling fears about the shots, during a general slowdown in the country’s mass inoculation program.
The rabbi is “misleading and irresponsibly endangering his listeners,” the ministry said in a statement.
It noted that Asherov “does not hold a license for medical practice or any other health profession… His claims are dangerous and misleading to the public and private individuals.”
Asherov, who advises numerous Israeli celebrities, has released videos falsely claiming that the vaccines cause infertility and damage to the immune system, and can even be fatal.