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15th December 2021
Toyota Temporarily Suspended Production of More Land Cruiser and Lexus Cars
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Toyota halted all Land Cruiser and Lexus cars production due to chip shortage.
Misleading
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15th December 2021
Libya’s Elections Commission Only Delayed Announcing Candidates, Not Elections
The Claim
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Breaking News: Elections in Libya are now officially put off following the elections commission’s announcement that it is postponing the announcement of candidates.
Fake
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14th December 2021
Harvard Did Not State That Only 1 Of Vaccine-Related Deaths Were Reported
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The reported number of COVID-19 vaccine deaths in VAERS undercounts the actual number of deaths. According to a Harvard study, only 1% of deaths are reported.
Misleading
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14th December 2021
There Were No Explosions Inside the US Base in Homs
The Claim
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Explosions have been heard inside the US base near the Syria-Iraq border.
Misleading
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13th December 2021
These Are Not Oxygen Cylinders That Exploded in Lebanon’s Burj El-Shemali Refugee Camp
The Claim
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These are the first photos of the oxygen cylinders that exploded in Burj el-Shemali refugee camp in southern Lebanon.
Misleading
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13th December 2021
Hamas Denies Weapons Depot Caused Explosion at Palestinian Camp in Lebanon
The Claim
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Explosions rocked a Hamas weapons depot in a refugee camp in southern Lebanon on Friday night.
Suspicious
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13th December 2021
Old Photo Shared as the Palestinian President Watching the Morocco-Algeria Match
The Claim
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A picture depicts Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas watching the Morocco-Algeria match during the Arab Cup 2021 in Qatar.
Misleading
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12th December 2021
Outdated Photos Shared as Recent Tornado Hitting US State of Kentucky
The Claim
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Photos show the tornado that recently tore through the U.S. state of Kentucky.
Misleading
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12th December 2021
This Video Does Not Show French Police Taking Part in Protests Against Mandatory Vaccination
The Claim
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The video shows members of the French Police throwing handcuffs and joining protesters against mandatory COVID-19 vaccines.
Misleading
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11th December 2021
Amira Film Director Halted Screening in Jordan, Not the Jordanian Authorities
The Claim
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Jordan bans ‘Amira’ following a campaign of criticism on social media.
Misleading
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11th December 2021
Photos of U.S. Car Graveyards Wrongly Claimed Were Taken in Japan
The Claim
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The photos depict a vehicle graveyard in Japan.
Misleading
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11th December 2021
This Picture Was Taken in Latvia, Not Germany
The Claim
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A photograph depicts a fence that separates the vaccinated from the unvaccinated at a German shopping mall.
Misleading
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11th December 2021
COVID-19 Variants Named After Greek Letters, Not Military Code
The Claim
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New COVID-19 are named after military codes and signal military operations.
Fake
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10th December 2021
South Africa Did Not Deny the Existence of the Omicron Variant
The Claim
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The Prime Minister of South Africa denies the existence of the Omicron variant.
Fake
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9th December 2021
Orel Grinfeld Will Not Be the Referee for Morocco-Algeria’s Match in the Arab Cup 2021
The Claim
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The Israeli Orel Grinfeld will be the referee for the Morocco-Algeria match during the Arab Cup in Qatar in 2021.
Misleading
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9th December 2021
Photoshopped Photo Shared as Qatar’s Emir Handing Aboutrika Shirt of Qatar National Football Team
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Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani gives Mohammed Aboutrika the Qatar National Football Team shirt in honor of the Qatar 2022 World Cup.
Misleading
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9th December 2021
This Picture Was Among 97 Other Selected Pictures by Reuters
The Claim
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Reuters chose the picture of a Moroccan immigrant boy crying in the middle of the sea near the fence between the Spanish-Moroccan border as the best picture of the year 2021.
Misleading
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8th December 2021
Mohamed Al Awadi, a Kuwaiti Muslim Scholar, Is Not an LGBTQ Advocate
The Claim
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Mohammed Al Awadi, a Kuwaiti Muslim scholar, has been appointed by the International Union of Muslim Scholars as an LGBT issues advisor.
Fake
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8th December 2021
No, You Can’t ‘Detox’ to Remove a Vaccine From Your Body
The Claim
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You can detox from the COVID-19 vaccination poisons using a prescribed detox recipe.
Misleading
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8th December 2021
Poster Issued by the Irish Ministry of Health Is Fabricated
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The Irish Ministry of Health issued a poster mentioning the vaccine’s side effects, including headaches, menstrual disorders, hemiplegia, blood clots, heart attacks, and sudden death.
Fake
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