Israel-Hamas conflict was a test for Musk’s X, and it failed
![]() 1953 Wednesday, 11 October, 2023, 18:36 Posts about the attack in Israel have led to confusion, misinformation and conflict on Elon Musk’s X, formerly known as Twitter, exposing how his acquisition and policy changes have transformed the social media site into an unreliable resource during a time of crisis, researchers said. Hours after Hamas gunmen from the Gaza Strip surged into Israel, carrying out the most significant attackof the country in decades, unverified photos and videos of missile air strikes, buildings and homes being destroyed and other posts depicting military violence — in Israel and Gaza — swirled on the platform. |

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