We have right to be angry. Three points that need to be made about the dangerous media misreporting on the Islamist marches taking place in our cities
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1. All four of our main news outlets @BBCNews @SkyNews @Channel4News @itvnews - all reported that this was a march about a ceasefire.
They are lying. As always 'free Palestine' and 'from the river to the sea' were the most heard chants. Neither are about ceasefires.
If the people are calling for the destruction of Israel - why is our media calling it peaceful? Or pretending they only want a ceasefire? Why is everyone running scared of upsetting Islamist groups - even to the point of hiding their extremism?
2. And we have right to be angry. This is Ismail Patel - leader of Friends of Al Aqsa who organised and spoke at the demo (left). He has a history of pro-Hamas commentary - and on the right is an image of him with the Hamas leadership.
He is not alone. Leaders from the two other Islamist groups that organised the demo have been to Gaza and met with the Hamas leadership. Both the MAB and PFB have long been associated with Hamas and /or the Muslim Brotherhood.
Why are Sky, the BBC, ITV and Channel 4 *ALL* ignoring this vitally important fact. Can you imagine - for a second - them describing a march organised by far-right groups as 'peaceful' without referencing the political extremism of the organisers? It would never happen.
3. So we have a march organised by Islamist groups who have had clear ties to Hamas - they put 100,000 on the street - everyone is singing about the destruction of Israel - and the BBC etc want to lie to us and tell us it is peaceful...
Well this guy has been there every week. Leading chants from inside the march - he even led a chant of 'from the river to the sea'.
Why not ask him? His name is Mohammed Qasim. On the 7th October he was happily posting pro-terrorist messages - with joyful comments about 'the end of Israel'. He even sent Hamas words of encouragement - at the time they were slaughtering innocent Israelis.
Now look at the responses that his pro-Hamas post received. 32 responses - all 'likes' or 'love'. There was no dissent at all. Although our media won't ever tell you this - the pro-terrorist support is not an outlier - it is mainstream in these circles.
Finally. He sang 'from the river to the sea' at the demo. Our media say it is peaceful.
But he is telling us here exactly what he means. Posted 7 Oct. We see clearly what the phrase means. It means genocide. The sea is there, and the Jews are being forced into it. @metpoliceuk
This is scary - and not just for the Jews. Where is our Media? Where are our police? Where is the CPS?
Why are those institutions meant to protect us running scared of upsetting Islamist extremist groups?
Their lies protect Hamas supporters.
Why won't they do their jobs!
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Exclusive: The National Union of Journalists does not like press freedom or Jews very much.....
A personal journey of abuse and discrimination as I reapplied for a press card.
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Because I work behind enemy lines, I have often been targeted at protests. A press card afforded me some protection - so I had held a NUJ card for several years. As my work evolved I was on the street less and I let my last NUJ card expire. The date? October 2023.
October 7 changed everything, and following a very threatening incident I reapplied. I had done it twice before, so did not give it much thought. I made the application in spring 2024 expecting a swift turnaround. This time however, things were going to go very differently...
Exclusive: @Channel4News won awards for its early reporting covering the Gaza conflict. I went looking to see what was so 'award worthy' about their reporting, Guess what I found..
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I found a 7 minute clip from October 25 2023. The very first 'witness' tells the viewers doctors at Nasser hospital are left working on the patients with the light from mobile phones (those filming do not stop to ask how they charge the mobile phones if there is no fuel).
This story, of the Gazan surgeons performing operations using only the flashlight of their mobile phones, became one of the early viral stories of the conflict. All given to western media, by the doctor Mohammed Qandil
BBC Verify was meant to be an elite ‘fact-checking’ unit for @bbcnews - one of the largest broadcast news organizations in the world.
It turns out BBC Verify is just another obsessive BBC anti-Israel unit manned by amateur hacks.
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On May 13, 2025, Palestinian propaganda began circulating stories of a mass casualty strike on the European Hospital in Gaza. Israel *swiftly* released information they had struck a Hamas centre. Israel had targeted Mohammed Sinwar - the Hamas leader - hiding by a hospital.
Although they could not verify anything at the time - the BBC Verify team went for it. They spent the first 56 seconds just rolling shocking footage of the strike on civilians. BBC Verify spent the rest of the clip drawing doubt on Israel’s version of events.
Why has nobody but Israel and the US demanded that the civilians in Gaza be allowed to leave?
And hold your reflexive answer to that question to the end.
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Given the behaviour of western media, the NGOs, and western political leaders, it would be fair to conclude that much of the international community would rather every single Gazan civilian die in this conflict, than see Israel gain any perceived benefit from the outcome. 2/18
What we see from the international community appears unique in the history of modern conflict (and we have endless examples). When conflict arises, civilians flee when they have a choice. Mothers and fathers pick up their children and simply run towards safety. 3/18
There is nothing left of @bbcnews but an anti-Israel activist outlet willing to lie, misquote, misrepresent and distort news to demonise the Jewish state. I can no longer tell the difference between BBC News and Al Jazeera.
The latest example - thread .
We know the anti-Israel activist movement is well organised. So a bunch of anti-Israel lawyers publish letters about Gaza... calling for ceasefires, sanctions and so on. Well two days ago they published another. Nothing newsworthy about it. 2/6
And in that letter, amongst all the anti-Israel rubbish - they say that there 'is' a genocide... or at least there is a 'serious risk of one'...
It is anti-Israel propaganda and nonsense it may be.. but the quote in the letter is clear.. 3/6
Dear @nytimes, I have a serious question about your journalistic standards and blind spots. I can lay i t out in eight posts. This is one of eight.
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On Friday you published a 'guest essay' from Mohsen Mahdawi - the Palestinian professional student with a lifetime of supporting terrorism and lying about it.
In the article Mohsen talks about his dead uncle and seeing his best friend murdered when he was 11.
Yet in a piece you wrote three weeks ago that is best described as a student’s “My Personal Hero” essay - you reminded readers that Mohsen's uncle had sat with him for a life-changing discussion - and they sat together by the grave of his best friend.