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Eitan Fischberger
@EFischberger
Independent writer and OSINT investigator | Fmr IDF SSgt | Words: @NRO @Newsweek @Tabletmag @CityJournal @TheHill | Backup account @EFischberger2 | Substack ⬇️
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Jul 14 • 8 tweets • 4 min read
The WSJ has been participating in a campaign to derail the critical work of @GHFUpdates.

Their terrible new piece opens with the tragic death of poor Osama al-Tarifi, whom they claim was killed by Israel while trying to get aid.

But who is Osama, you might ask? He's this guy 🧵 Image How do we know that guy is Osama? Well, he uploaded this picture onto his Facebook page.

How do we know this is his Facebook page? Easy.

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Jul 13 • 7 tweets • 3 min read
Just in: Mohammad Abu Salmiya, director of Gaza's Shifa Hospital and apparent Qassam Brigades affiliate, warns the hospital will shut down tomorrow without more fuel.

Interesting—because they've been saying that exact line since November 2023, and as recently as five days ago 🧵 Image First off, here are some pictures from Director Abu Salmiya's Facebook page.

Notice the Qassam Brigades logos and him speaking at a Hamas event Image
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Jul 3 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
Meet Ian Jopson, Senior Editor at Fox News Digital.

Ian's social media is littered with antisemitic propaganda, slurs, and incitement that would make Al Jazeera blush.

Let's dive in, shall we?🧵 Image Nothing says "professional journalist" like writing about the "rabid Zio lobby," am I right? Image
Jul 3 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
Astonishingly bad journalism, even by the @AP's exceptionally low standards.

How bad is it? Despite the sensational headline, these alleged GHF whistleblowers can't even name one single instance when Palestinians had actually been verifiably shot.

But there's more 🧵 Image "The camera doesn't show who was shooting or what was being shot at."

This is not journalism. Legitimately baffling that something like this could be published. Image
Jul 1 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
Breaking via @Kredo0: Virginia's Nysmith School, one of the top 10 in the U.S. for K-8 students, has been hit with a civil rights complaint by Brian Vazquez and Ashok Roy.

The complaint alleges that their three kids were expelled after complaining about antisemitic harassment🧵 Image The disturbing picture above shows a social studies class project where students were asled to depict the attributes of a “strong historical leader." Image
Jun 27 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
More lies from Haaretz: @YairElsner caught that the English version claims IDF soldiers were told to fire *at* Palestinians at Gaza aid sites.

Conversely, the original Hebrew version says they were told to fire *toward* masses congregating near the sites to "keep them away." Image
Image Hebrew version:

haaretz.co.il/news/politics/…
Jun 24 • 6 tweets • 3 min read
The latest lie out of Gaza today is that a new “Harvard report” claims 377,000 Palestinians are “missing” — with the clear implication being they were killed by Israel.

It’s already making headlines, so let’s break down why it’s complete nonsense 🧵 Image First off—and God knows I’m no fan of Harvard—this isn’t a "Harvard report."

It was posted on the Harvard Dataverse, an open repository anyone can use. They’re just slapping Harvard’s name on it to give their propaganda the illusion of academic legitimacy. Image
Jun 21 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
Reports have been coming out of Gaza that an "activist and comedian" named Mahmoud Khamees Sharab was killed by an Israeli airstrike.

So, how funny is this comedian, you might wonder? 🧵 Image This funny. Image
Jun 20 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
Do not fall prey to the Russian and Iranian disinformation campaigns.

An important new report by @ncri_io exposes how an inauthentic network has been working to fracture the right from within and amplifying narratives straight from Moscow and Tehran.

Let's break it down 🧵 Image Iranian and pro-Kremlin propagandists have flooded U.S. social media posing as MAGA voices—exploiting the right’s “false flag reflex,” a knee-jerk impulse to frame every crisis as a hoax, and using it to smear Trump, divide MAGA, and echo Tehran and Russia's preferred narratives.
Jun 18 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
Aside from Tucker’s descent into movie-villain levels of delusion during his interview with @tedcruz, one thing stood out: His repeated assertion that Congress is obsessed with foreign affairs—at the expense of America.

But that's far from the truth. Here's the data🧵 Image Yet according to AI tools, 98% of spending, 89% of laws, and 84% of executive orders focus on domestic—not foreign—affairs.

Note: The figures may vary slightly by source due to differing categorizations, but they still offer a reliable overall picture of federal activity.
Jun 12 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
For the first time, actual aid workers were intentionally killed in Gaza.

But they were killed by Hamas, so the media will inaccurately frame them as fighters.

Makes sense — one of the co-authors has been carrying water for Hamas for years🧵 Image Meet Kareem Chehayeb, the AP's man in Beirut, who moved there from Al Jazeera.

The guy seems to really not like Israel Image
Jun 12 • 5 tweets • 3 min read
Hamas shills like @theCCR are so desperate to destroy the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, they're now threatening to sue them for complicity in genocide.

Given their history of defending terrorists, it's no shock they're targeting the GHF, which aims to actually help Gazans🧵 Image The so-called Center for Constitutional Rights has spent the last four years defending six organizations accused by Israel of being fronts of the PFLP.

One of those organizations — Addameer — was designated by the US Treasury Department as a terror group earlier this week. Image
Jun 6 • 13 tweets • 5 min read
Some good old-fashioned blood libel-ing from the New York Times.

This is a masterclass of dishonest, agenda-driven journalism, even for the Times.

Let's break down the disinformation, and some of the authors' questionable resumés 🧵 Image Firstly, the headline — which is all 90% of readers ever see before scrolling past — states as fact that Israel opened fire on hungry Palestinians.

But buried in the article is the qualifier that the deaths were “according to Gazan health officials” — meaning Hamas. Image
Jun 6 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
Tablet is one of the few outlets that cuts through the noise — publishing fact-based, data-driven work that actually shifts the conversation.

In a new investigation, @ZachG932 exposes how the media played a key role in mainstreaming the “genocide” lie in public discourse 🧵 Image This chart shows the percentage of annual New York Times articles (1980–2025) that include the terms “racism,” “white supremacy,” or “genocide.”

As you can see, narratives are very clearly injected into the discourse by design. Image
Jun 2 • 7 tweets • 3 min read
Why are so many of the international “aid volunteers” in Gaza actually just Hamas apologists?

Take Afeef Nessouli from NYC — in an Al Jazeera interview yesterday, he claimed the GHF shoots at starving Palestinians and that Hamas doesn’t steal aid.

So who is this guy exactly? 🧵 Surprise surprise: He's a journalist. He even worked for Trevor Noah and the Wall Street Journal.

Interestingly, his page on the Journal's website still lists him as a current employee, where he helps produce podcasts for the outlet. Image
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May 30 • 5 tweets • 3 min read
🧵 I don’t know who’s in charge of vetting for the Trump Administration, but the guy they just nominated to lead the Office of Special Counsel — Paul Ingrassia — is a certifiable nutcase.

For starters, he called October 7th a “psyop”…. on October 8th Image He's referred to the massacre as a psyop on multiple occasions, even amplifying Andrew Tate's posts saying the same thing Image
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May 26 • 5 tweets • 3 min read
Breaking: Claims of 9 Children Killed in Gaza Strike Cannot Be Verified 🧵 Image The IDF says that the strike in Khan Younis targeted a building in an area ordered evacuated two months ago.

The first munition was a dud, and a second strike was launched after four terrorists were identified.

Claims that 9 children were killed in the strike cannot be verified
May 23 • 6 tweets • 3 min read
Al Jazeera and other Arabic outlets are mourning the death of "journalist" Bilal Al-Hatoum, who they say was targeted with a group of "civilians" in Gaza.

But is that really the case? 🧵 Image Firstly, as you can see from this picture of him from his Facebook profile, he worked for Hamas' Voice of Al Aqsa radio station (106.7 FM).

So already, not an actual journalist.

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May 22 • 6 tweets • 3 min read
Breaking: @kenklippenstein got hold of the Israeli embassy shooter’s alleged manifesto.

I don’t usually share such things—but this is different.

It’s irrefutable proof that terrorist disinformation doesn’t just spread online. It spills into the real world—and it kills🧵 Image Right at the outset, the shooter cites disinformation provided by Hamas, which he refers to as the "Gaza Information Office" and "Gaza Health Ministry" about Israel’s supposed war crimes and the "genocide" in Gaza Image
May 20 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
New investigation:

With Gaza’s Kamal Adwan Military Hospital back in the headlines, I’ve discovered that its new director, Dr. Sakher Hamad, has a long record of supporting terrorism and jihad.

Yet the media continues to parrot his claims from Gaza without a shred of scrutiny🧵 Image In December 2024, I revealed that Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, the hospital’s previous director, was also a Colonel in Hamas.

Less than 24 hours after my exposé, Abu Safiya was arrested by the Israel Defense Forces and has remained in custody ever since.

May 18 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
Breaking: Qatari Embassy paid a PR firm to land its Prime Minister an interview with Tucker Carlson.

New exposé from @RobertSchmad reveals that Lumen8 Advisors LLC — a registered foreign agent — facilitated the sit-down. The firm rakes in $180,000 per month from Qatar 🧵 Image But that's not all.

According to the official FARA filing, the date that Lumen8 and Tucker agreed to conduct the interview was Feb 26 — over one week before the interview aired.

The stated purpose of the interview suggests the pro-Qatar narrative was set in advance (obviously). Image