Gaza-based journalist Motasem A. Dalloul has a PayPal link in his X bio so you can support him if you are happy with his coverage in Gaza. We're going to take a pass on that, seeing as his footage of the rooftop bombs planted by "Israeli occupation forces" using drones isn't from Gaza and is eight years old.

A proposed Community Note reads, "This image is actually from wildfires on Mount Vesuvius in Italy in July 2017, rather than recent events in Gaza."

He's probably a stringer with one of America's major newspapers or cable news networks.

There are plenty of people in the comments who are outraged that Israel is using this kind of warfare on Gaza, probably funded by the U.S. government.&nbsp;

P.S. Tell your friends to release the hostages.

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Gaza journalist faces backlash for using a misleading image of Vesuvius eruption in coverage.{ai:summary}<p>Gaza-based journalist Motasem A. Dalloul is accused of sharing footage not from Gaza and eight years old.</p><p>The thread leans into mockery and claims of Hamas ties, noting some images may be from Italy; an Editor’s Note promotes a Schumer Shutdown promo. #israel</p>

Gaza-Based Journo Uses Image of Mount Vesuvius Eruption to Depict Israeli Rooftop Bombs

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