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These headlines tell you everything the media doesn’t want you to notice.

AP and the BBC aren't just reporting what happened; they’re quietly framing how you’re supposed to understand it.

Look closely. ⬇️ 2/8
AP says Israel claims, “often with little evidence,” that UNRWA staff are tied to Hamas.

That line does a lot of work by quietly telling readers not to believe what comes next.

Except the evidence exists. And it always has.

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Did you know the recent Israel-NGO framework story is being covered very differently depending on the outlet?
Most headlines focus on "restrictions" and "limits on criticism."

But what's the actual policy trying to achieve – and why do some groups comply while others don't? Let's break down the facts calmly. 2/10
In late 2025, Israel rolled out a new registration/vetting system for humanitarian orgs in Gaza & West Bank.

Goal (per official statements): Prevent wartime infiltration by militants into aid groups.

Most organizations signed on quickly. A smaller number raised concerns.

Question: What would you consider reasonable safeguards in active conflict zones?

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These Gaza photos were circulated as “Christmas joy for children.”

But they were released after Christmas, did not document a children’s event, and were presented in a way that invites a specific emotional reading.

Here’s what the images show – and what they don’t. 📸 2/
The images were distributed via Getty on December 30 – four to five days after Christmas.

That timing matters.

They were released not during the holiday itself but when editorial demand for emotive, year-end Gaza imagery peaks.

🧵 Dishonest Reporter of the Year Awards 2025 🎉

1/ It’s awards season… and while Hollywood hands out trophies for acting, we’re honoring the people who pretended to do journalism. Presenting: Dishonest Reporter of the Year 2025.

Let's find out the winners 👇 2/ 🏆 Winner: The BBC
No outlet worked harder this year to prove that “publicly funded” doesn’t mean “publicly accountable.” Truly a masterclass in bias, blunders & backpedaling.
honestreporting.com/exposed-leaked…

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Since Oct. 7, 2023, major media outlets have repeatedly reported casualty figures from the Hamas-run Ministry of Health (MoH) in Gaza as if they were independently verified facts -- with little to no skepticism.

Let's break down the distorted narratives. 🧵 2/
Headlines citing MoH death tolls were widely amplified without attribution to Hamas, allowing a terrorist org’s figures to become the dominant narrative in global reporting.

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🌍Are Israeli women living in a dystopian reality where, year by year, they are being stripped of their most basic rights?

No, because the data and imagery used by @CNN to support that narrative distort reality and mislead audiences. 🧵 2/
📸 The cover image features a “Handmaid’s Tale”-style protest from nearly three years ago against legal reforms -- not a current reflection of women’s rights in Israel. Context matters.

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If there is “no longer famine in Gaza,” as the IPC claims, was there ever famine in the first place?

You won’t find the answer from @CNN. 🧵 2/
Earlier coverage leaned heavily on warnings that Gaza was on the brink of famine, framing them as established fact.

Those claims fueled international outrage and accusations. Yet CNN rarely noted how contested they were.

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The New York Times doesn’t use the phrase “ethnic cleansing” in its West Bank project.

It doesn't have to.

Selective imagery, distorted data & erased Palestinian terrorism lead to one conclusion: Israel is driving Palestinians off their land.

That claim is false. 🧵⬇️ 2/
The article presents a stark moral narrative: “Armed Israeli settlers, often protected by soldiers, harass and attack Palestinian villagers daily, with the undisguised goal of driving them out.”

It describes masked extremists, rampant violence, state backing, and impunity.

It is frightening. It is also profoundly misleading.

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🧵 How terrorists who murder Jews are quietly humanized in media coverage.

Not through praise – but through framing, emphasis, and omission.

Once you see it, you can’t unsee it. 2/
Let’s start with this headline from @Newsweek:
“Mom of Bondi terror attack suspect says he was a ‘good boy’”

Pause on that.

This is not context. It's emotional laundering – shifting attention from victims to the feelings of the terrorist’s family.

🧵 Same outlets. Same source. Two very different reactions.

Side by side, so you can see it for yourself.

On Dec 11, Amnesty International released a long-delayed report concluding Hamas committed crimes against humanity on Oct. 7, 2023.

⬇️ Keep reading. 2/
Even Amnesty International – which delayed this report to avoid appearing “pro-Israel” – concluded that Hamas committed crimes against humanity on Oct. 7.

Its own findings cite murder, torture, rape and sexual violence, extermination and other inhumane acts – committed as part of a widespread and systematic attack on civilians.
amnesty.org/en/documents/m…

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A MEDIA CASE STUDY:

How Western journalists turn Palestinian terrorism into something sympathetic, inevitable – or Israel’s fault.

A new “feature” repeats every move in the playbook.

Keep reading.
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The piece opens with a fiction: that Palestinian attacks were basically a reaction to Israeli incursions into West Bank towns during the Second Intifada.

Reality: terror attacks on Israeli civilians surged before, during and after that period – hitting buses, cafés, hotels, families.

The Guardian flips the timeline to soften the violence.

🚨 EXCLUSIVE
Global outlets portrayed Gaza’s Omari Mosque as a cultural heritage site damaged by Israel.

What they didn’t tell audiences:
- Hamas ran operations inside it.
- Sinwar prayed there.
- Haniyeh appeared there.

We brought the evidence. ⬇️ 2/
@BBC, @nytimes, @Reuters & @guardian framed Omari as an “ancient landmark” – while downplaying that Hamas built tunnels under the mosque.

Photos from inside show Yahya Sinwar & Ismail Haniyeh with other Hamas operatives.

🚨 EXPOSED:
Foreign press elites honored terrorists as “journalists” – then gave Qatari state propaganda outlet Al Jazeera a “press freedom” cash grant.

This happened in Washington, DC.
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At its gala, @ForeignPressUSA honored top US reporters & then eulogized Gaza reporters exposed as Hamas & Islamic Jihad operatives.

Fox’s @TreyYingst praised them as “fearless and tenacious journalists.”

The room even held a moment of silence for them.

There is real suffering in Gaza.
But some of the “evidence” going viral isn’t real at all, and millions of people are forming opinions based on manufactured scenes. One viral clip showed a little boy shivering from the cold as his father pleaded into the camera. But the full video shows what was cut out: the boy suddenly stops “shivering” once he thinks the camera is off.
It was staged.

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CNN didn’t publish an investigation – they published a lesson in how to spot media misinformation.

Easy checklist: emotional images, sweeping accusations, anonymous sources, no hard proof.

Case study: CNN’s “bulldozed corpses & mass graves” story on Israel. 🧵 2/
CNN claims Israel “targeted aid seekers” and “buried Palestinians in mass graves.”

Source? “Authorities there” in Gaza + CNN citing its own report.

Translation: Hamas institutions → CNN → CNN → headline verdict.

🧵 Campus Antisemitism Is Evolving, Not Ending

1/ A Gaza ceasefire doesn’t mean peace on campus. The new frontlines of antisemitism are being drawn in universities - in classrooms, student unions, and lecture halls. 2/ At Princeton, a course titled “Gender, Reproduction, and Genocide” will teach students that Israel is committing genocide - based on debunked UN claims and a false story about Israel “destroying embryos.”

This isn’t scholarship. It’s propaganda.

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Reading Sally Hayden's description in @IrishTimes of her time in two south Lebanese villages, you'd think the IDF attacked them without cause.

Her own video footage includes this billboard of a "martyr commander."

And there's more. 🧵 2/
Another image from a Lebanese village, possibly another "martyr."

Note the logo in the top left corner, which appears to be that of Hezbollah.

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📰 “Israel attacked Palestinian water sources over 250 times in five years,” @guardian claims.

But a closer look shows the headline and the article tell only part of the story — and not the most important part. 🧵 2/
The Guardian bases its report on a @PacificInstitut study about global “assaults on water.”

But instead of presenting the global findings, it turns the study into a narrative almost exclusively about Israel.

1/ 🚨 BBC in Crisis.

Two top execs – Tim Davie & Deborah Turness – forced to quit after a bombshell dossier exposed bias and even doctored footage of Trump.

You’d think that would spark real change, right?

WRONG. 🧵🎥 2/
Instead of accountability, BBC’s highest-paid “journalists” – and even some of its famous former ones – are playing the victims.

From Jeremy Bowen to Emily Maitlis, the reactions say it all. 👇

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Who are the hypocrites who signed onto a boycott of @nytimes, demanding the paper retract its seminal piece on Hamas' Oct. 7 sexual assaults & rapes, “Screams Without Words?”

Some of them call themselves women's rights activists. Me too? Unless you're a Jew... 🧵 @nytimes 2/
♀️ dream hampton (yes, she stylizes her name without capitals): A self-described feminist, she was the executive producer for the film “Surviving R. Kelly,” which brought to light the sexual assault allegations against the singer & ultimately led to his conviction.

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Who are the hypocrites who signed onto a boycott of @nytimes, demanding the paper retract its seminal piece on Hamas' Oct. 7 sexual assaults & rapes, “Screams Without Words?”

Some of them call themselves women's rights activists. Me too? Unless you're a Jew... 🧵 @nytimes 2/
♀️ dream hampton (yes, she stylizes her name without capitals): A self-described feminist, she was the executive producer for the film “Surviving R. Kelly,” which brought to light the sexual assault allegations against the singer & ultimately led to his conviction.