Scoop from Jewish Onliner: The media spent weeks crying about the two "flotilla activists" detained by Israel.
The IDF said they were linked to Hamas, but the media didn't care.
Turns out the flotilla's own website said the same thing ā before they deleted the evidence š§µ
Saif Abukeshek, one of the detained "activists" who also owns a company that owns dozens of the flotilla vessels, was identified on the flotilla's own website as a secretariat member of the PCPA.
The U.S. Treasury sanctioned PCPA in Jan. 2026 as a Hamas fundraising operation.
After Treasury's designation, the Global Sumud Flotilla quietly scrubbed Abukeshek's PCPA affiliation from his biography, a change @JewishOnliner caught using the Wayback Machine.
The October 2025 archive has it. The current site doesn't.
The Hamas front group Euro-Med, which the NYT says is a "credible human rights organization," is de facto funded by Nonviolence International, a U.S.-based 501(c)(3).
To understand how, you need to know about Euro-Med's Ahmed Alnaouq, and how he's tied to Hamas š§µ
Alnaouq is Euro-Med's Advocacy and Outreach Officer. He's also the co-founder and director of "We Are Not Numbers" ā a project Euro-Med explicitly created and controls.
Same man, same org, two logos.
In the U.S., WANN is fiscally sponsored by Nonviolence International ā a Washington D.C. 501(c)(3), EIN 52-1645787. American donations are fully tax-deductible.
Nonviolence International has also received grants from the federal government, including over $200K in FY 2023.
Clash Report, the Turkish psyop that half of political Twitter treats as gospel, had 49,200 followers within 20 hours of its very first tweet.
The account ā a major source of disinformation and bogus conspiracy theories ā is botted as hell. And I can prove it š§µ
The account was created in May 2015 but was completely dark.
Its first tweet only went up on February 28, 2020 ā the night Turkey launched Operation Spring Shield, its massive drone assault on Syrian regime forces in Idlib.
Convenient timing, I'd say š¤
Less than 24 hours after that first tweet, the Wayback Machine's archived snapshot of the profile shows 49.2K followers.
At the risk of giving it any more airtime, the cartoonishly nonsensical "Israeli dogs rape Palestinians" claim has a source worth naming.
It's the handiwork of Ramy Abdu, head of the Hamas front group called Euro-Med.
Let's once again get to know Ramy š§µ
First of all, Euro-Med has been responsible for some of the most absurdly hysterical lies from Gaza, including the one about Israel "vaporizing" Palestinians into dust
Ramy was designated by Israel as a Hamas operative since 2013, by the way.
He's got familial ties to Hamas as well.
Here's him just last year admitting that his brother-in-law was a senior Hamas terrorist ā and a high-ranking UNRWA official.
A new study from Indiana University just analyzed 2,335 YouTube Shorts and 94,000+ video frames from major international news outlets covering the Israel-Hamas war.
The data on media bias is staggering, yet unsurprising š§µ
The study examined 4 state-funded outlets: Al Jazeera, BBC, Deutsche Welle, and TRT World. Together AJ and TRT published over 93% of all content studied ā 1,258 Shorts from TRT alone vs. just 68 from BBC. The most prolific outlets are also, as we'll see, the most biased.
Al Jazeera's sentiment toward Israel across an entire year of coverage:
ā 302 negative
ā 371 neutral
ā 19 positive
That's 43.6% negative vs. 2.7% positive. This isn't based on the researchers' opinions, but on computational linguistics applied to thousands of videos.
Been a while since I did a media takedown thread, but given my role in helping put Col. Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya behind bars, I couldnāt help myself š§µ
This to me is the most dishonest part. If you search "Hussam Abu Safiya" and "Hamas" on Google or any LLM, you get a whole bunch of articles meticulously laying out the evidence of Abu Safiya's ties to Hamas.
The author is just flat out lying about there not being evidence.
Then we have the two UN Special Rapporteurs the author cites ad the basis for her article.
One of them, Ben Saul, thinks that Somalia is a leader in human rights and also accepted a $150,000 "donation" (not a bribe!) from the Chinese government