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The Wall Street Journal has revealed a new Israeli effort to influence American public opinion by sending millions of artificially generated text messages through artificial intelligence, using accounts under the names "Emma" and "Sarah" affiliated with the organization "Friends for Peace." These campaigns, which were part of a deal worth over $45 million, aimed to support Israel's efforts to improve its image and address the decline in public support within the United States, especially amid rising criticism of its policies in Gaza and Iran. Israel has been accused of pressuring American public opinion to continue backing its policies, with its allies insisting that the goal is to counter Iranian disinformation and propaganda, despite increasing negative public sentiment toward Israel according to polls. These campaigns are among the most costly strategies, relying on advertising networks and specialized agencies, with the aim of reducing divisions and defending Israel's stance in the American arena.
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