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As government drags feet on aid, northern Israeli communities take matters into their

As government drags feet on aid, northern Israeli communities take matters into their
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Truth or Fake: The anti-vax folding needle conspiracy theory

Truth or Fake: The anti-vax folding needle conspiracy theory Issued on: 25/01/2021 - 14:43 Kamala Harris is one famous face that has been featured in anti-vax conspiracy theory videos. © France 24 2 min Vaccination campaigns around the world are ramping up in an attempt to stem the spread of Covid-19. Anti-vaxxers are using videos and photos of celebrities or politicians getting the vaccine to spread misinformation. Advertising Read more US Vice President Kamala Harris is one high-profile politician to be included in anti-vaccine messaging. A video of her getting the vaccine was shared online by anti-vaccine conspiracy theorists who claimed that the needle used was a folding needle , which means Harris never got the vaccine at all.

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Did this Israeli politician pretend to get the Covid-19 vaccination?

Did this Israeli politician pretend to get the Covid-19 vaccination? 59 shares 06/01/2021 - 12:00 Beni Ben Muvchar, leader of the regional council in Mevoot Hermon in Israel, has been accused of faking his Covid-19 vaccination. © Observers Text by: Alexandre Capron 2 min Anti-vaxxers – people who disagree with the use of vaccines – have recently been sharing a video online that they say shows a local Israeli politician pretending to get the Covid-19 vaccination. A nurse holds the syringe up to his arm as if to give him the vaccine, though you can’t see the needle. During the entire encounter, the politician is speaking to the assembled cameras. Turns out, even though this video was staged, the politician did get vaccinated and there is another video to prove it.

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