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A fictitious post against the demonstrations in Balfour was circulated on behalf of Ron Kaufman online - and caused a stir
The post, circulated by a user named Roni Toito, called the anti-Prime Minister protesters hateful of the police. Surfers who saw the journalist as a "black flag" demonstrator found interest in the post, and thousands shared it. However, Kaufman denies that he wrote the words and attacked: "I wish the impostor would be kissed by her daughter like Putin."
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Mikey Levy
Wednesday, 26 August 2020, 10:06- Share on Facebook
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A Facebook post attributed to journalist Ron Kaufman, in which he attacks the demonstrations against the prime minister in Balfour, was circulated yesterday (Tuesday) on social media. However, after gaining thousands of shares and provoking a storm on the net - it was revealed that this is a fictitious post intended to discredit the anti-corruption demonstrations.
"Yesterday I was there (at a demonstration in Balfour), there was no demonstration and no protest, just hatred. And what hatred ... I saw in them the white in the eyes of the hatred they developed towards the police ... and how much violence they used against the police ... how much violence, who Who did not see and could not understand, because the media shows only what it wants to show, "read the fictitious post called Kaufman, who previously spoke at the" Black Flags "demonstration.
Yossi Dorfman, a strategic consultant and digital expert who specializes in locating fictitious profiles on networks, tweeted this morning that this is an attempt to defame the protest. Dorfman's remarks came after it was learned that shortly before the post was posted on Facebook, he was posted in a group called "Likud-Discussions" on WhatsApp. Since being posted on Facebook, it has garnered 3,000 shares and after 18 hours has been removed from the social network.
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Pike News in his name. Journalist Ron Kaufman at the "Black Flags" demonstration (Photo: Reuven Castro)
"At the moment, the post, which is a pike called Kaufman, is already viral.
The publisher of the post that received 2,700 likes, more than 1,600 comments and 3,000 shares in the last day, is a profile named Roni Toito. This is an activist on the social network, who, according to Dorfman, deals with attacks against those who are marked as harming Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's rule.
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twitterToyota has posted many photos with anti-protest captions. Kaufman, for his part, denied that he wrote the things: "I do not know about it. I did not write the things. I do not have Facebook or Instagram. Send me a photo of it," he said. He later sharply attacked the advertisers on his Twitter account.
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