.@SunTimesIreland op-ed attacks Israel over #Eurovision2019 suggesting that the Irish broadcaster "should bring back news reports from the occupied territories" yet falsely claims that journalists would be restricted by Israeli authorities. What nonsense. thetimes.co.uk/article/boycot…
There are no restrictions on movement for foreign journalists entering the West Bank. Foreign journalists can enter Gaza via the Erez Crossing dependent on Hamas permission on the other side. How do you think so much footage comes out? It's thanks to Israeli press freedom.
In addition, Irish journalists will find that the only restrictions on their reporting are from the Palestinian side which arrests their own journalists and intimidates others to try to ensure negative stories about Hamas and PA behavior never see the light of day.
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Trust @UPI's Adam Schrader to abuse the torture of released Israeli hostage Eli Sharabi by twisting the story to falsely claim Palestinian prisoners are being treated in the same way.
Enough of this false equivalence between Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners. 🧵
There was no famine in the Gaza Strip. But that doesn't stop Shrader from referring to "famine-like conditions" faced by "Israeli hostages & Palestinians alike."
Fully fed Hamas terrorists deliberately starved Israeli hostages. There is no "alike" here.
Yet again, Schrader's primary Palestinian source is @EuroMedHR, a Hamas front organization with a history of peddling disinformation and propaganda.
Somehow though, it's Israel that is spreading falsehoods according to Schrader.
Major outlets blindly echoed Hamas propaganda about the Bibas family’s murder, treating terrorist claims as fact while ignoring forensic evidence. Here’s how they failed. 🧵⬇️
2️⃣ AP parroted Hamas claims that the Bibas family was "killed in an Israeli airstrike"—even after Israeli forensics confirmed the babies were murdered by Hamas terrorists. It took AP over 48 hours to acknowledge the truth.
This isn't reporting. It's propaganda laundering.
3️⃣ AP's follow-up was no better. Instead of calling it murder, they vaguely stated the Bibas family "died in captivity."
Shiri Bibas and her two young children didn’t simply “die.” They were brutally murdered by hand. Why won’t AP say it?
The Palestinian Authority wants the world to believe it has ended its “Pay-to-Slay” program. But is it actually reform—or just a rebrand? Let’s break it down. 🧵⬇️
The PA has long rewarded terrorists with salaries—giving them or their families a financial incentive to carry out attacks on Israelis. The more deadly the attack, the higher the payout.
Some recent headlines suggested that the PA was scrapping this system altogether. But the truth? These claims were misleading, and the so-called “end” of the program is just smoke and mirrors.
Freed hostages are breaking their silence—revealing the brutal reality of life under Hamas captivity. The details are horrifying. 🧵
Agam Berger, Karina Ariev, Naama Levy, Liri Albag, and Daniella Gilboa—were held hostage by Hamas for almost 500 days. Their testimony reveals just how inhumane their captivity was.
Their treatment was nothing short of inhumane. Some days, they got two meals. Other days, nothing. And sometimes? Donkey food.
As hostages are released from Gaza, some of the world’s most dangerous terrorists are walking out of prison.
🧵 Let's talk about it 👇
Ahmed Barghouti: Serving 13 life sentences for orchestrating 8 attacks that killed 12 Israelis. Once a head of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades and cousin of Marwan Barghouti. His record is chilling.
Khalil Yusef Ali Jabarin: Stabbed Ari Fuld, an American-Israeli, in the neck, killing him in 2018. Sentenced to life in prison, yet received monthly "Pay-for-Slay" stipends from the Palestinian Authority. A murderer incentivized.
Did @BBCNews just give a Hamas-linked "journalist" the stage to justify the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks?
Yes, they did. This appalling excuse for journalism should make the BBC ashamed. 🧵
The BBC portrays Bushra al-Tawil as an innocent “journalist” arrested for merely giving a “talk in a mosque.”
What they omit: Bushra has documented ties to Hamas.
Incredibly, the BBC also allows her to justify the kidnapping of innocent civilians.
To its partial credit, @BBCNews mentions her father, Jamal Al-Tawil, but calls him a “Hamas politician.”
Let’s pause. The UK, where the BBC operates, doesn’t engage in this “political wing” fantasy. Why? Because Hamas is entirely a terrorist group. Period.