Unrelated Clip of Burning House in Israel Falsely Linked to Iran-Israel Conflict

This video shows fire that broke out in a villa in Israel's city of Tiberias & is unrelated to Iran-Israel conflict.

Rujuta Thete
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<div class="paragraphs"><p>An old and unrelated video of people jumping from a burning house is being falsely linked to Iran-Israel conflict.&nbsp;</p></div>
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An old and unrelated video of people jumping from a burning house is being falsely linked to Iran-Israel conflict. 

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A video showing people jumping from a burning house is being shared as a clip from Tel Aviv, Israel.

  • Users sharing the video are also linking it to the Iran-Israel conflict.

An archive can be seen here.

(Source: X/Screenshot)

(Archives similar to the claims can be seen here and here.)

What's the truth?: This video shows fire that broke out in a villa in Israel's city of Tiberias in March 2025 and is unrelated to Iran-Israel conflict.

How did we find out the truth?: We divided the viral video into multiple keyframes and performed a reverse image search on some of them using Google lens.

  • This led us to an old Instagram post shared on 1 March 2025 by an Israeli news website, YNET, predating the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran.

  • The post carried the same video and the caption said, "17 were injured in a fire at a villa for rent in Tiberias, including 11 children. Several were recorded jumping from the second floor in order to escape the fire, 5 were moderately injured."

This was shared on 1 March 2025.

(Source: IG/Screenshot)

  • Taking a cue, we also performed a relevant keyword search on Google which led us to other Israeli news reports (here, here, here and here) about this incident.

  • It mentioned that this happened on the early morning on 1 March 2025 at Rakefet Street in Tiberias.

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Conclusion: An old and unrelated video of people jumping from a burning house is being falsely linked to Iran-Israel conflict. 

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