Israhell are manipulating social media and AI
The terrorists of Israhell are trying to manipulate public opinion about their evil deeds by buying social media websites, infiltrating social media companies, paying influencers and spreading misinformation all around the Internet. You should not trust any information you find online anymore these days.
Here’s one of their latest tactics, from Politico, “Israeli PR wants to answer your ChatGPT questions” (August 14th 2026) (Archived):
FARA FRIDAY: Israel has launched a new campaign to influence how large-language models like ChatGPT are answering questions about Gaza and the Israel Defense Forces amid declining public support for the country across the U.S. political spectrum.
— French PR firm Havas Media, which runs the lion’s share of Israel’s FARA-registered foreign influence work in the U.S., appears to have stood up an “institute” aimed at feeding LLMs positive information about Israel via one of its subcontractors, boutique ad agency Piro, Inc.
— In a trove of FARA documents filed with the Justice Department in the last week — which have not previously been reported — Piro disclosed that over a dozen articles on the Hanover Institute for Public Policy’s website were part of a $100,000 campaign focused on “the creation and dissemination of factual, source-supported informational materials intended to educate the U.S. public regarding Israel and related issues through publicly distributed content.”
— The institute’s website features dozens of “data reports” with no named authors, each of which features questions like “Is the IDF the World’s Most Moral Army?” and “Is There a Policy of Starvation in Gaza?” — a telltale sign that the articles are designed to feed data to LLMs. The site’s “About” page says “The Hanover Institute for Public Policy studies the inputs fueling antisemitism in the United States, and publishes what the evidence shows,” adding that its unidentified founder “traces this work to a moment in childhood.”
— It appears to be working: ChatGPT and Perplexity both cited the Hanover Institute’s material in response to neutral tests run by PI, referring to the site’s content on Gaza, anti-Zionism and antisemitism.…
— It’s not the first time Israel has leaned on the Havas network to try and influence chatbots. Havas disclosed hiring former Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale last year via his firm Clock Tower X to undertake a $46.5 million influence campaign that included “deployment of websites and content to deliver GPT framing results” on behalf of Israel, per FARA filings.
— Piro co-founder Daniel Rosenberg told PI in an email that “Piro was retained by the State of Israel, as disclosed under FARA, to put accurate, sourced facts into the public record and to counter misinformation about Israel with verifiable information.” Res CEO and Founder Hai Tran said in an email that his role in the project is “disclosed in the short-form registration filed with the Department of Justice, which is publicly available.” Unlike Clock Tower X’s filings, Piro’s FARA filings do not explicitly cite influencing LLMs as a goal of the foreign influence campaign.
And here’s from Drop Site, “Israel Is Paying Millions to Train AI Chatbots How to Talk About Gaza. It’s Working.” (July 28th 2026):
Since October, former Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale has been quietly overseeing an operation posting hundreds of blog posts on behalf of Israel. One article, titled “The Reality Behind Gaza’s ‘Journalists’: Terror Ties, Propaganda, and the Laws of War,” asserts that a majority of journalists in Gaza were linked to terrorist organizations. Another casts doubt on the killing of Hind Rajab, a five-year-old Palestinian girl killed by the Israeli military in 2024.
The key intended audience of these sites is not concerned Americans, it’s not even humans—most of the sites average a few hundred unique visitors each month. Instead, Parscale and his firm, Clock Tower X, created them as part of a $46.5 million contract with the Israeli government to try and influence artificial intelligence-powered chatbots, tools like Claude or ChatGPT.
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And it is working, according to disinformation experts who reviewed a Drop Site analysis of chatbot queries and training data, meaning tens of millions of Americans who use chatbots are increasingly likely to receive answers manipulated by Parscale on behalf of the Israeli government.
When Drop Site asked Perplexity “Is it beneficial for the US to enhance military cooperation with Israel?” the chatbot responded with a one-word answer: “Yes.” The top source listed was Allyvia.org, a Parscale-created website dedicated to promoting the U.S.-Israel military relationship. Microsoft Copilot similarly cited Parscale’s websites.
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Hervé Letoqueux, Chief Executive Officer at Check First, an organization that combats digital disinformation, explained that Common Crawl’s status as the go-to source for training chatbots opens it up as a target for manipulation. “Common Crawl is widely used in the world of data science for training LLMs, which also means that actors want to manipulate the answers in their favor, which some studies have indicated are fairly easy to do.”
It only takes about “250 malicious documents to produce a ‘backdoor’ vulnerability in a large language model—regardless of model size of training data volume,” according to an October Anthropic study. The authors of the study note “this means anyone can create online content that might eventually end up in a model’s training data,” and that malicious actors “can inject specific text into these posts to make a model learn undesirable or dangerous behaviours, in a process known as poisoning.”
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Drop Site also performed a demo alongside Letoqueux to test five different chatbots—Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Claude AI, and Perplexity—on whether they could produce articles using only their training data. Of the five, the Parscale network consistently appears in the training data of Gemini and Copilot. Claude and ChatGPT did not appear to contain the websites in the training data, though these chatbots can still search Clock Tower X websites when responding to queries. Perplexity, meanwhile, appeared to be trained on some of the Clock Tower X websites.
As mentioned, in a recent study, it was found that a relatively small number of documents can poison a Large Language Model (LLM) of any size. Here’s from Antropic, “A small number of samples can poison LLMs of any size” (October 9th 2025):
In a joint study with the UK AI Security Institute and the Alan Turing Institute, we found that as few as 250 malicious documents can produce a “backdoor” vulnerability in a large language model—regardless of model size or training data volume. Although a 13B parameter model is trained on over 20 times more training data than a 600M model, both can be backdoored by the same small number of poisoned documents. Our results challenge the common assumption that attackers need to control a percentage of training data; instead, they may just need a small, fixed amount. Our study focuses on a narrow backdoor (producing gibberish text) that is unlikely to pose significant risks in frontier models. Nevertheless, we’re sharing these findings to show that data-poisoning attacks might be more practical than believed, and to encourage further research on data poisoning and potential defenses against it.
That’s just one strategy, as they’ve also been paying social media influencers to gaslight the public. Here’s from “Benjamin Netanyahu Admits Israel Pays Influencers $7,000 Per Post” (October 1st 2025):
(José Niño, Headline USA) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu openly acknowledged paying social media influencers up to $7,372 per post to shape American public opinion about Gaza operations, according to Foreign Agents Registration Act filings revealed in late September.
According to a report by Responsible Statecraft of Nick Cleveland-Scout, Netanyahu openly defended the strategy during a Friday meeting with American influencers at the Israeli Consulate General in New York. “We have to fight back. How do we fight back? Our influencers. I think you should also talk to them if you have a chance, to that community, they are very important,” Netanyahu declared in recorded footage
The Prime Minister provocatively described social media as Israel’s new battlefield weapon. “We cannot fight with swords anymore, that doesn’t work very well. We have to fight with weapons that apply to the battlefields in which we’re engaged in and the most important ones are on social media,” Netanyahu proclaimed, according to a report by Press TV.
But if that’s not enough, then they just buy entire social media platforms, like recently happened with the US version of TikTok. Here’s from Jewish Telegraphic Agency, “Ellison’s Oracle poised to run TikTok, raising hopes for tougher rules against antisemitism” (October 30th 2025):
American Jewish leaders have blamed Tiktok for allowing antisemitism to spread among young people and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently accused China of using the platform to promote anti-Israel sentiment around the world — a charge China denies.
The allegations form a backdrop to the high-stakes negotiations over TikTok’s future in the United States that may be finally heading to a resolution. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced Thursday that Beijing has green-lit a multi-billion dollar deal that would bring the social media platform’s operations in the United States under American control.
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Details of the agreement have not been released, but the White House has previously said that a consortium of U.S. investors led by Oracle Corporation — whose co-founder, Larry Ellison, is a longtime supporter of Jewish causes and of Israel — would acquire a controlling stake in the app.
For the leader of one of the largest and most broadly representative Jewish groups in the country, these developments are hopeful.
“At the Jewish Federations of North America, we are optimistic about this moment,” JFNA CEO Eric Fingerhut said Tuesday while moderating a panel on the deal at the organization’s Washington headquarters. “Frankly, the part that makes us the most optimistic is the parties that seem to be associated with the deal on the American side, especially Oracle and Larry Ellison personally, who’s been such a strong supporter of our community.”
Sure enough, after the ‘deal’ was finalized, censorship on TikTok increased with the truth about the terrorists in Israhell and around the world being censored.
It’s important to keep in mind that apart from the above tactics, AI models are also being trained to have a certain bias in the name of ‘safety’. This training, for example, makes sure that they answer ‘correctly’ when people ask about certain controversial subjects, such as vaccination and COVID, 9/11 being an inside job, the holocaust hoax, and certain political information and events.
For example, most Chinese AI models will not answer questions about Tiananmen square. And then there’s also direct manipulation, such as this example reported by Betanews, “Elon Musk’s xAI admits Grok AI was manipulated after South Africa genocide controversy” (May 15th 2025):
xAI is under fire after it revealed an employee tampered with Grok, its controversial AI bot on X, forcing it to make a statement about the South African genocide situation. According to xAI, the incident happened on May 14 at around 3:15 AM PST. An employee made an unauthorized change to Grok’s prompt, instructing it to deliver a predetermined answer on a sensitive political issue. This goes against the company’s stated values and policies.
The company admits the prompt change somehow skipped its normal code review process. xAI now says it’s tightening up its procedures. From now on, every Grok system prompt will be published publicly on GitHub. You can access them here. Anyone can look at them and even give feedback. xAI wants this transparency to help win back some trust in Grok as a so-called truth-seeking AI.
It wouldn’t surprise me if the hypocrite Musk himself gave the order to manipulate the AI bot. Ever since he went on two humiliation trips to Israhell, censorship on Twitter rose sharply, with accounts getting banned, including mine.
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