“GPT chat”; Zionists’ new weapon against American public opinion – Mehr news agency RCO News Agency

According to RCO News Agency, citing Al Jazeera, the Zionist regime is preparing to launch a huge plan with a cost of tens of millions of dollars, which is carried out by American companies specializing in media influence and shaping public opinion, in order to compensate for the unprecedented decrease in its popularity in America after the Gaza war, especially among right-wing conservative Christians.

After recent polls showed a sharp decline in the popularity of the Zionist regime in American society, especially evangelical and conservative Christians, this regime is trying to revive its image in the religious and political dimensions of America and is trying to reshape this discourse not only through traditional media, but also through artificial intelligence and international chatbots.

In this regard, the Hebrew newspaper Ha’aretz reported that the “Voice of Israel” organization, affiliated with the Ministry of Strategic Affairs, considers artificial intelligence a key tool in its global propaganda to counter “attempts to delegitimize Israel”. The documents show that the agency operates an advanced digital operations room that uses artificial intelligence and data analytics in Project Max.

According to this report, the expenses of the Israeli cabinet for digital advertising in the second half of 2025 have exceeded 45 million dollars, which are distributed among Google, YouTube, X and Outbrain. The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs has funded an American organization to organize tours for Christian-Talmudic influencers to visit Tel Aviv.

According to Haaretz newspaper, in recent months, Tel Aviv has signed million-dollar contracts to rebuild its image in the American society, and is looking to invest in millions of Christians in America and use artificial intelligence networks to strengthen and promote the narrative of the Zionist regime in internet systems, especially search engines and artificial intelligence answers, including GBT chat.

According to documents leaked to the Haaretz newspaper, the company that signed the agreement with Tel Aviv plans to use location technology to track millions of evangelical Christians in America and send them promotional messages. The company also plans to organize a traveling exhibition called “The October 7th Experience” that will be held in churches and universities in the United States to arouse the American public’s sympathy with the Zionists.

According to these leaked documents, the said company is responsible for increasing the use of artificial intelligence tools in the world in order to promote the narrative of the Zionist regime; including the effect on content production at the level of framing in GPT chat conversations and other discourse systems based on artificial intelligence. Right now, Netanyahu’s cabinet is signing secret deals to buy artificial intelligence and channel it into its propaganda efforts in America and around the world.

According to Haaretz, American advertising companies have filled the Internet with programmed messages in support of the Zionist regime and opposition to its critics. This is possibly the first public example of efforts to direct public discourse through artificial intelligence systems, which could usher in a new phase in the war of narratives and dominance of search engines to manipulation of language and the output of chatbots.

The mentioned documents also mention the names of famous people who are involved in these campaigns of the Zionist regime to influence the American public opinion; Among these people are Chris Pratt, Jon Voight, Angelina Jolie’s father, Tim Thibault and Stephen Curry.

These documents show the complex solution of a large-scale organized advertising campaign aimed at strengthening relations with certain sections of the American people, and raise ethical and legal doubts about the limits of advertising work, the privacy of audiences, and the role of international intermediaries in facilitating and directing political and cultural messages across borders.