The claim
“Once upon a time there were three Israeli girls…and they lived happily ever after.” It is a video and shows three young women who are attacked by men in a tunnel and then defend themselves.
Our conclusion
The video does not feature Israeli girls, but is a staged stunt recorded by a French stunt school for entertainment purposes.
Origin and spread of misinformation
The video in question was shared on social media and shows three young women being attacked by men in a tunnel and fighting back. Different versions of the clip were circulated with different claims: some claimed they were Israeli girls, others said they were French paramilitaries or Turkish girls. These claims spread quickly, even though there was no solid evidence to support them.
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Uncovering the truth behind the video
A reverse image search and further investigation revealed that the clip was actually created by Campus Univers Cascades, a professional stunt school in France. The school offers training in stunt techniques for cinema and entertainment. The context and intent of the clip was clearly presented in its description on Instagram, including hashtags such as “stunt team” and “choreography.”
Importance of correct interpretation
It is important to view such videos critically and not jump to conclusions. The spread of misinformation, even if unintentional, can lead to misunderstandings and a distorted perception of reality. This case shows how important it is to carefully examine and question content on social media.
Conclusion:
The video is a planned and professionally executed stunt, not a real fight. It's a reminder that not everything we see on social media is reality. A critical eye and verification of information is essential to prevent the spread of misinformation.
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