Fake anti-Muslim stories go viral once more
Eisa Kadhimi
Press TV, London
Anti-Muslim fake news stories have gone viral online once more, sparking fears that this kind of misinformation could lead to riots like the ones that targeted the British Muslim community last summer.
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