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Feb 22 6 tweets 2 min read
1️⃣ In 2007, the BBC faced an internal crisis over a misleading edit of Queen Elizabeth II walking out of a photoshoot. Within hours, they apologised. Senior resignations followed.

Fast forward to 2025: they’ve been caught again. But this time, it’s much worse. ⬇️ Image 2️⃣ The BBC’s new documentary, Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone, was marketed as an unfiltered look at children’s lives in the Strip.

In reality, it was a blatant Hamas propaganda piece—narrated by the son of a Hamas minister.Image
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Feb 20 11 tweets 7 min read
1/ Now a second child star of the BBC’s propaganda film about Gaza has been revealed to be linked to Hamas. Here he is in Hamas clothing with a gun.

But wait, I can reveal more about the BBC’s use of this boy, called Zakaria, in their dodgy film... 🧵👇🏻Image 2/ Zakaria is said by the BBC to be a child volunteer helping paramedics in Gaza. They show an elaborate sequence where we’re told he’s helping the adults at the hospital as casualties arrive from a nearby airstrike.

Here he is behind the ambulance. Note how his hair is short.

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Feb 5 7 tweets 3 min read
1️⃣ The Trump-Netanyahu press conference was not diplomacy as usual. It was a seismic shift—one that redefines the Middle East in stark, unambiguous terms.

Here are the 5 most powerful takeaways from this historic moment 🧵: 2️⃣ The end of the two-state illusion:

For decades, world leaders have clung to the fantasy of a Palestinian state.

Trump made it clear: that era is over. No more negotiations to “reform” Palestinian governance. The paradigm has shifted.Image
Jan 25 10 tweets 2 min read
🧵In return for the four Israeli women abducted, Israel is releasing 200 Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails. The Western media is doing almost zero analysis of who these people are. Here is some basic info according to the names circulating at the moment: 👇 There are 100 prisoners in the release today who are listed as being guilty of crimes directly related to killing, such as murder, homicide, or causing death.
Jan 17 4 tweets 1 min read
1/ As a ceasefire was announced, Gazans celebrated—but not as you’d expect. The tone was triumphalist, with chants like “Khaybar, Khaybar, ya Yahud!”—an ancient call to destroy Jews. This wasn’t relief or hope for peace. It revealed something far deeper. 🧵⬇️ 2/ These celebrations glorified violence and martyrdom, celebrating not peace, but the destruction of Jews. Hamas’s ideology is rooted in jihad, framing this as a religious and existential battle, not merely a political or territorial one. ⬇️
Jan 15 7 tweets 3 min read
🧵 1/7 If the hostage deal goes ahead, it will be the latest in a series of blackmail deals imposed on Israel over the years to recover kidnapped people or their dead bodies. Here’s a brief history. 👇🏻 2/7 The entire Arab strategy of hostage-taking and blackmail dates back to 1985 with the Jibril Deal, when Israel released 1,150 Palestinian and Arab prisoners, including hardened terrorists, to secure the safe return of three Israeli soldiers. Image
Jan 5 13 tweets 6 min read
The BBC is so used to broadcasting bad faith antisemitic and anti-Israel material that it hardly surprises us any more. Here's a report about how they lied to a Rabbi before they interviewed him. I spoke with Rabbi Gideon Sylvester about his interview the day before and immediately after it, and I saw their invitation to him, so I know what happened.

This is not an isolated incident at all. It's part of a deliberate pattern.
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1/13 🧵👇🏻 In 2021, Jewish children were attacked as they celebrated Chanukah in Oxford Street and had to flee. The BBC chose falsely to report that they had uttered an "anti-Muslim" slur. Jews had to carry out our own forensic analysis of the supposed 'slur' to prove the BBC's claim the children said "dirty Muslims" was entirely false. It was Hebrew for "call someone, it’s urgent."

The BBC was reluctantly shamed into a begrudging apology and Ofcom, the UK's communications regulator, found that the BBC had committed "significant editorial failings".
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Jan 3 5 tweets 2 min read
The West continues to misunderstanding Islamic terrorism, obsessing over individual attackers rather than their shared ideology. Here's a thread and an article explaining why:
🧵 1/👇🏻 As chants of “globalise the intifada” continually reverberate through the streets of Western cities, a Saudi-born psychiatrist ploughed his car through a Christmas market in Magdeburg, Germany, and an American-born ISIS terrorist charged a pickup truck through a crowd in New Orleans, killing 15.

Many who gleefully shout that brazen, much misunderstood demand do not grasp its full implications, but its meaning has been written in blood for decades.
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