Fadi Washha was a militant Palestinian terrorist, he served several prison sentences for terrorism offences.
Fadi and his cousin Muataz Washha were involved in a 25 February 2014 shooting attack. Fadi admitted to this and even surrendered the weapon used in the attack
Fadi was affiliated to Fatah in Birzeit, here is the announcement of his release from prison on 26 February 2019 and celebration of his release by Fatah members in March of that year.
Fadi also appear to have been a member of the al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades (a designated terror org). He was dressed in military fatigue in his funeral procession and his body was carried by apparent members of the group.
Commanders in the Palestinian National Security Forces the First Battalion SSI, and Dr. Laila Ghannam, the governor of Ramallah and al-Bireh and former member of Fatah’s leadership committee for the governorate were at his funeral.
Here are the images from 2019.
We have seen reports of violent riots on 15 May 2021 near Beit El & police using tear gas and stun grenades. Only the Palestinian Ministry of Health reported the head injury from "live bullet" on that day. We could not verify this claim.
Fadi and Muataz
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This is a dismissive response to fair criticism FRM @elderofziyon. We found @bellingcat's investigation into the death of Abu Akleh to be biased & inaccurate. @AP, @CNN & @washingtonpost reports are merely a regurgitated version of same, no new open-sourced evidence is introduced
Besides, eye-witnesses testimony was found to be inconsistent and unsubstantiated. We are extremely disappointed to see this comment from @elliothiggins.
It seems that @bellingcat has a problem dealing with critics.
@airwars Thanks for engaging, we identified many more cases of Palestinian militants that you present as civilians on your interactive Gaza map. You also appear to be rating the majority of the civilian casualty reports as fairly accurate on same platform.
We feel that presenting the information in this manner is intended to deliberately mislead, we do note that you bury your assessment in text in other segments of your Website.
Please clarify which of our claims you consider to be inaccurate?
Maysara Abdel Shakour Al-Arair (ميسرة عبد الشكور العرعير) was a member of Al-Qassam Brigades. He is listed as civilian casualty on your platform.
Our investigation finds that award winning non-profit company @Airwars is whitewashing terrorism with the help of high profile donors.
Airwars' interactive map project detailing the "civilian casualties" in Gaza was nominated for @amnesty media awards 2022.
Airwars is based at Goldsmiths, University of London @GoldsmithsUoL. Chris Woods @chrisjwoods is the founder and until yesterday the director. Chris also sits on Forensic Architecture @ForensicArchi's Advisory Board.
Previously, Amnesty International @amnesty and Forensic Architecture @ForensicArchi teamed up to create the "Gaza Platform", an online data visualization app that describes many known Palestinian terrorists as civilian casualties of the 2014 Gaza War.
A new video showing the moments before AJ journalist Shireen Abu Akleh was fatally shot miraculously emerged. We reviewed this footage; essentially, it is just more of the same already known information.
Only a ballistics report can help establish who fired the shot that killed her. Strangely, the Palestinian Authority is withholding such report. Key point remain the same:
- there is no evidence to support the absurd allegation that Abu Akleh was deliberately targeted by the IDF
We feel that @Bellingcat uses its social media influence to promote a narrative that puts the blame for Abu Akleh's death on Israel relying on weak circumstantial evidence.
- Bellingcat disregards video evidence that places armed militants between the IDF and the journalists
The study's findings are suggestive, partial, and based on unreliable partisan witnesses. We feel that Giancarlo Fiorella @gianfiorella was working toward the goal of finding fault with Israel. However, the evidence material is inconclusive and the truth is not clear yet.
Bellingcat seems to be setting the tone for the rest of the investigation in the opening paragraph by suggesting the blame lies at Israel's feet.
Certain bad faith foreign media outlets in Israel were promoting a partial edited video footage that is purporting to show an Israeli assaulting a "Palestinian" journalist. A review of the video and audio recordings makes it clear that it is another case of misleading propaganda.
The incident took place last week at the entrance to Shamir Medical Center (formerly Asaf Harofeh Hospital) during a protest against the Israeli government's dealings with administrative detainee Hisham Abu Hawash.
The preceding events that led to the violent incident are edited out but we can see that the journalist, Faiz Abu Rmeleh @FaizAbuRmeleh, pushed the masked man first before being punched in the face.