A video claiming that Israel is casting snakes from the sky over the Gaza Strip has been widely distributed on social networks, but the analysis of the fact verification has raised serious doubts about its authenticity, revealing signs of the content generated by artificial intelligence.
The claim was published on November 11, 2026 on the X platform, by the @eyakoby account, with the inscription: The Palestinians are now spreading claims that Israel is casting snakes on Gaza. You really can’t invent this.
The fact verification platform Lead Stories analysed the 14-senserage video through two specialised systems to identify the content created by artificial intelligence, Hive Modernation and Seattle.
According to Hive Modernation’s results, the video averaged 70.4 percent likely was generated with artificial intelligence, while the probability of artificially created speech was 98.2 percent.
Meanwhile, the Istanbul analysis showed that in the 13th second of the video, the probability of Him making was 99 percent.
However, the results were not the same in all parts of the video. At times, only 1 percent of the probability of artificial intelligence content was recorded.
The examiners also noted that several similar versions of the video were circulated in social networks, where the same environment appeared but with different people.
One of these versions was published in TikTok on April 11, 2026, while another in the Instagram on September 4, 2026, by a profile that the platform identified as a content-generated artificial intelligence profile.
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Source Layer: Signal