The United States has pledged support to Israel after some 1,000 militants with the Palestinian group Hamas launched an unprecedented, multi-pronged attack on the country, plunging the region into war.
But a supposed White House document allocating $8 billion in military assistance is fake; the image circulating online appears to show a doctored version of a July 2023 memo announcing $400 million in aid to Ukraine.
"Joe Biden approved the allocation of $8 billion in military aid to Israel. Ukrainian now have a significant competitor and the situation is now becoming significantly more complicated for them," says anon Hamas the following day, and its army later said it struck 500 Hamas and Islamic Jihad sites in the Gaza Strip overnight.
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