A video shared on TikTok allegedly shows Palestinian children searching through rubble for burnt food following airstrikes from Israel. 

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Verdict: False

This video is miscaptioned. It was originally recorded in July and shows a Syrian refugee camp in Lebanon.

Fact Check: 

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The TikTok video appears to show children digging through rubble and uncovering bags of food. “Palestinian kids searching for burnt food after airstrikes,” text overlaid on the video reads.

This video is miscaptioned, however. It was originally posted to TikTok on July 21, predating the Israel-Hamas conflict. After being translated to English from Arabic, the caption reads, “From the Hanin Al-Minya camp fire.”

@moementaleb من حريق مخيم بحنين المنيه #سوريا #لبنان#حريق#مخيم#طوارئ#اغاثه ♬ original sound – Moemen Taleb

A fire broke out at a Syrian refugee camp in Lebanon on July 21, Middle East news outlet Al-Monitor reported. No human casualties were reported, but a number of people were injured and moved to a nearby hospital, according to the outlet. (RELATED: Video Shows Fireworks, Not Aftermath Of Israeli Airstrikes On Gaza)

Check Your Fact has reached out to the U.S. Office for Palestinian Affairs and the UNRWA Gaza Public Info Office for comment and will update this piece accordingly if one is received from either source. 

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