The Interior Ministry reacted to false rumors that Romania would offer asylum to a large number of Israeli citizens, saying that this information is being spread intentionally to create confusion and amplify anti-Semitism. The ministry has notified the digital platforms publishing these materials and has started legal proceedings. The MIA asks citizens not to distribute such information and to rely on official sources to verify its veracity.
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MAI, după apariţia de informaţii privind pretinsa oferire de azil unui număr mare de cetăţeni israelieni: Fake news
Fake news despre așa-zișii refugiați israelieni din România. Scopul este de a "amplifica curentul antisemit", avertizează Ministerul de Interne
MAI denunță un fake-news care anunța că 3 milioane de apartamente din România ar urma să fie puse la dispoziția refugiaților din Israel / "Informațiile sunt răspândite intenționat pentru a amplifica curentul antisemit"
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