This Video Shows Behind-The-Scenes of a Moroccan Film, Not Fabricated Injuries of Palestinians in Gaza

Misbar investigated the claim and found it to be misleading. The video was neither from Palestine nor related to the Israeli war on the Gaza Strip.

Behind-the-Scenes of a Moroccan Actor's Film

This video is actually behind-the-scenes footage from the filming of a movie, shared by Moroccan actor Karim Doniazalle on Instagram on October 30, 2023, with the caption "Coming soon." He used hashtags such as #bollywood, #cinema, #aloulatv, #morocco, #acteur, and #Hollywood.

Furthermore, Misbar discovered that actor Karim Doniazalle denied any connection of the video to Gaza in a comment on his account. He affirmed that it is a scene from a film where he worked as an actor and director, responding to followers' comments regarding Israeli allegations accusing Palestinians in Gaza of acting and using the video.

Media Campaign Accuses Palestinians in Gaza of Fabricating Footage of Their Injuries

The dissemination of these allegations is part of a wide-ranging media campaign executed by Israeli and pro-Israeli accounts, accusing Palestinians in Gaza of acting and staging scenes of victims.

Since October 7, following the commencement of the Israeli assault on Gaza, these accounts have been using the hashtag "Pallywood." Misbar has debunked several claims questioning the authenticity of Palestinians' suffering and casting doubt on their hardships.

Victims of the Israeli War on Gaza

The Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip has persisted for the 89th day, resulting in the reported deaths of 22,185 Palestinian civilians and 57,037 injuries, as per the latest statement released by the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza.

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