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Israel Relaunches, Rebrands Online Propaganda Campaign

Geopolitics
Global
Started May 21, 2026

Israel has relaunched and rebranded Act.IL, an online campaign originally designed by Israeli intelligence officials at the Ministry of Strategic Affairs to harass and intimidate American critics of Israel. Such operations are generally referred to as “troll farming,” though the forces behind Act.IL use softer, more highfalutin language. Rebranded as RiseApp, the program is operated […] The post Israel Relaunches, Rebrands Online Propaganda Campaign appeared first on The American Conservative

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Israel's use of online propaganda to target critics undermines democratic discourse and stifles legitimate debate on its policies.
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The rebranding of Act.IL to RiseApp represents a strategic move to enhance Israel's image and counteract misinformation about its policies.
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The effectiveness of RiseApp in promoting Israel's narrative demonstrates the growing importance of technology in shaping global perceptions.
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Online campaigns like RiseApp highlight the evolving nature of digital diplomacy and the role of social media in international relations.
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The relaunch of Israel's propaganda campaign raises ethical concerns about the manipulation of public opinion and the suppression of dissent.
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