Israel’s Ben-Gvir shares AI videos mocking Gazans as ‘donkeys’ and sending them to Paris
Summary
Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir used AI-generated videos to mock Palestinians in Gaza, including one showing them as "donkeys" and another transporting a Gazan to Paris. These videos sparked criticism and a public response from the French Foreign Ministry because France banned Ben-Gvir from entering the country last year.Key Facts
- Itamar Ben-Gvir is a far-right Israeli Minister using AI videos for political messages before elections.
- One video shows Gaza in 2030 as destroyed and calls Palestinians who stay "donkeys."
- Another video presents a fictional story where a Gazan magically goes to Paris with Ben-Gvir's help.
- The videos relate to Ben-Gvir’s plan encouraging Palestinians to leave Gaza voluntarily.
- French officials responded publicly on social media, reminding that Ben-Gvir is banned from France.
- Ben-Gvir replied with another AI video showing a destroyed Paris and Palestinian flags.
- The French protests linked to Muslim migrants have no proven connection, but some Israeli leaders claim otherwise.
- AI-generated content is widely used by Israeli parties in election campaigns, raising concerns about misinformation.
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