Woeful misinformation being peddled by @trtworld, and recycled by @YahooNews.
1. Israeli planes have been striking *Hamas assets* in Gaza, not all of Gaza. Citing @AlJazeera should be a hint as to the credibility of the claim.
2. An Israeli missile did indeed hit a school in Gaza in mid-August. The missile, fired late at night when no students were around, did not explode.
A critical, even more important, point is whether terrorists were using the school for cover, in defiance of international law.
3. The tried-and-tested Hamas tactic of using schools, homes and hospitals for cover results in fewer terrorist deaths and the tragic death of innocents - something Hamas is responsible for under int'l law. The @Telegraph failed to disclose this vitally important context.
4. And that Telegraph headline is *not* from this year - deceitfully mislabeled as 23 June 2020 - it's actually from six years ago, when a war was being waged between Israel and Hamas terrorists in Gaza.
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Joe Kent goes on Tucker Carlson. Within minutes, the exact same clip, same caption, same outrage floods the internet.
Not organic. Not coincidence.
Labs tracked it in real time.
What we found will shock you. HonestReporting.ai
The trigger quote, "The Israelis drove the decision" to go to war with Iran, was clipped and posted across hundreds of accounts almost simultaneously.
Not minutes after it trended. During the broadcast.
Real breaking news takes time to spread. This had a running start.
Who amplified it? A coalition that should make you raise an eyebrow.
🇷🇺 Russian state TV (RT)
🇮🇷 Iranian state media (HispanTV)
🇶🇦 Hamas-aligned Quds News Network
🇹🇷 TRT (Turkish state broadcaster)
🇧🇷 Sputnik Brasil
… AND Jackson Hinkle, Candace Owens, MTG, and Max Blumenthal.
Russia, Iran, Hamas, and Alt Right dissidents. All posting the same thing. At the same time.
Ask yourself: when does that happen naturally?
New York City’s First Lady, Rama Duwaji, illustrated an essay co-edited by Susan Abulhawa, a Palestinian-American activist who has used dehumanizing language about Jews and described Hamas’ October 7 attack as “spectacular.”
This comes after reports that Duwaji liked 70+ posts praising Hamas’ October 7 attacks. Mamdani’s response? He said neither he nor his wife knew Abulhawa and called the rhetoric “reprehensible.”
Did America Bomb A School in Iran?
Here's everything we know so far.🧵
Iranian state media claimed dozens of girls were killed at a school in Minab, death tolls were circulated, and Western outlets repeated the story before any independent verification.
Here’s what we know: the school was located inside an IRGC compound. Over the past year, the regime has embedded weapons and personnel inside civilian sites, prompting Iranians themselves to warn one another about schools and hospitals being used for military purposes.
Prince Harry and Meghan today visited a Jordanian youth center run by an NGO whose listed staff have shared posts glorifying Hamas terrorists.
Hamas is a designated terrorist organization.
Who approved this visit? 🧵
2/ Questscope calls itself a humanitarian org serving vulnerable youth.
But a review of verified Facebook accounts belonging to individuals identified as staff shows:
• Images of Hamas-affiliated militants
• Graphics celebrating rocket attacks from Gaza
• Posts praising “resistance” violence
• “Jerusalem is the capital of Palestine” propaganda
3/ Staff linked to the NGO shared imagery of masked militants wearing Hamas headbands and posts echoing Hamas-aligned messaging.
This is not apolitical humanitarian content.
If the visit was “non-political,” why were these public posts not flagged?
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The media’s takeaway from Tucker Carlson’s interview with Ambassador @GovMikeHuckabee?
A distorted headline about Israel “taking over the Middle East.”
That wasn’t the story...
The story was Tucker Carlson self-immolating for over two hours.
Watch the clip.
Then let’s talk about what the press ignored – the lies, the ignorance, the conspiracy-baiting, and the theological incoherence.
Buckle up.
2/ Carlson invokes God’s promise to Abraham – from the “River Nile to the Euphrates” – and suggests this means modern Israel intends to conquer the entire Middle East.
This is theological illiteracy dressed up as geopolitical analysis.
Biblical language ≠ modern expansion policy.
And no serious Israeli government has ever articulated a plan to annex the Middle East based on Genesis.
Reducing ancient covenantal language to a cartoonish land-grab narrative is not journalism.
It’s bait.
3/ Now the lies.
Carlson again implied he was “detained” at Ben Gurion Airport, held for hours, and rushed out because Israel was unsafe, supposedly after Netanyahu called him a “Nazi.”
Except:
• Netanyahu did not call Tucker Carlson a Nazi.
• There is no record of Netanyahu doing so.
• Footage exists of Carlson smiling, hugging staff, and posing in the VIP lounge.