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There's no video in that link, which is odd, but the still images linked to do not look like any of the four videos in the Wall Street Journal film.
Why don't Reuters share a link to the video in question?
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The WSJ piece will not be using the fake news video discussed in the Reuters story. No way. These are professional journalists who have verified and geolocated the four videos and aside from that they will have access to the Reuters wire, so will know all about the fake video.
Why don't Reuters share a link to the video in question?
Probably because they don't want to spread or host fake news video. I presume that because they've linked to archive.org the original videos on Facebook/TikTok/YouTube have been taken down.
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Careful because there is a video being circulated that ‘proves’ it was a hamas rocket that was not filmed this year. Can you confirm this source you have shared does not reference it? I’m just asking because I can’t tell tbh.
https://www.reuters.com/fact-check/video-missile-strike-near-gaza-hospital-predates-october-2023-war-2023-10-18/