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Educators are facing false information during the conflict between Israel and Hamas.

November 15, 2023 Benjamin Hughes

</p> <p>Educators address false information during the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas – reported by CBS News.

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Educators responsible for teaching their students about Israel, Gaza, and the ongoing conflict in that area are faced with a difficult task. Numerous adolescents rely on social media as their primary source of news, which is often filled with inaccurate information. Nicole Sganga provides insight on this issue.

Source: cbsnews.com