A post by the Instagram account for the fake charity, sadaqah.palestine. Credit: Instagram screenshotA network of fake fitness coaches, Vietnamese bots, Facebook ads aimed at Brits - and a bogus 'humanitarian fund' for Gaza. A Haaretz and Libération investigation exposes a digital operation whose infrastructure leads back to BlackCore, the Israeli influence firm under investigation in France07:57 PM • June 11 2026 IDTIt called itself Sadaqah Palestine – sadaqah being the Arabic term for voluntary charity — and it presented itself as a non-governmental, non-political nonprofit helping Palestinian families, children and refugees affected by displacement, poverty and war. It had a website with a credit card donation form and maintained social media accounts on X, Instagram and Facebook, and even had a paid advertising budget on Meta's platforms.In the News'Server in the Sky': How Israeli Drones Became a 'Target Generator' Over GazaFake Haaretz Site Pushes Bogus Ukraine Gold Story – and Goes ViralRevealed: An Anti-left Influence Operation in France Leads to Tel AvivCyberattack That Paralyzed Israeli Ministries Was Preventable, State Report SaysIsraeli Startups Mobilize Against Explosive Drones at Tel Aviv HackathonRemembering and rebuilding two years laterICYMISix-year-old Boy Punctures a Magritte Iconic Masterpiece at Israel MuseumOne Killed, Five Wounded in Terror Shooting Rampage in Central IsraelGermany Is Paying a Price for Its Sweeping Support for IsraelIf the Netanyahu Government Falls, This Will Be the ReasonNetanyahu May Find His Way Back From Trump's Humiliation, but Back to What?What's the Difference Between Jewish and Palestinian Terror?