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In Israel, a journalist received death threats for accurately reporting an Iranian missile attack, behind which were huge prediction market bets—people who bet that Iran would not launch an attack tried to reverse the bet by coercing the journalist into rewriting the news.
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Short-term (~14 days)
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10/16/2026
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Valid until: 10/30/2026
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