The news comes from an Iranian telegram channel and can't be verified.
If it's true. Then it's the biggest security risk for Israeli global operation in their history.
24 years old article from the time guardian dared to publish the truth.
#torture #history #media #october7 #palestine #Israel #Occupation #Apartheid #Politics
Only one member of UNRW may have been involved in the October 7 attacks, 3 had passed the border into Israel and then other 8 accused by Israeli government had no connection whatsoever to the attacks.
But it doesn't stop these disgusting propaganda rags to label the whole organization like this.
It's truly infuriating, that media ignoring proven reports of Israel using rape as torture against both make and female hostages, but instead posting about someone being afraid of something that never happened.
Taking civilian hostages is wrong, but the level of propaganda and false information about October 7 is making me sick.
(par Wyatt Reed, une publication The Grayzone, mars 2024)
This reporting suggests that the Israeli military had prior knowledge to the attack and most likely allowed it to happen.
#Gaza #Hamas #October7 #palestine #Israel #Occupation #Apartheid #Politics
This confirms a previous investigation by The Grayzone, which also proved that Zaka leveraged October 7 publicity to raise unprecedented sums of cash.
How Israeli forces trapped and killed ravers at the #Nova Festival
Israeli officials allege that #Hamas carried out a pre-mediated and carefully executed massacre of 364 Israeli civilians at the Nova music festival near #Gaza on 7 October as part of the Palestinian resistance's Operation Al-Aqsa Flood. They claim that Hamas and other Palestinians had hours to murder Israeli partygoers before the army reached the scene.
However, new details have emerged showing that Israel's Border Police was deployed at the Nova site before Hamas stumbled on the festival, causing the eruption of a major battle.
While some ravers were indeed killed by the Palestinian resistance - whether by intent or in the chaos of battle - the evidence now suggests that the majority of civilian deaths were likely inflicted by Israeli forces themselves.
This was due to the overwhelming firepower employed by occupation forces - including from Apache attack helicopters - and because Tel Aviv issued the controversial #Hannibal Directive to prevent Hamas from taking Israeli party-goers as captives.
#Israel #US #USA #US-Israel #genocide #Gaza #WestBank #Palestine
https://thecradle.co/articles-id/18526
It's just sad that the lies we got fed to and are debunked since then, still lives on among gullible people and the hasbara army activists and bits online. This time the lies are more wage, and more deadly, but it doesn't stop the criminal leaders of the western nations to jump on the starvation wagon pulled by the most disgusting politician in modern history. The con man, the compulsive liar and the war criminal Netanyahu.
How far are they willing to take us with him on his journey to total war and death of countless innocent people?
#Netanyahu #October7 #UNRWA #StopTheLies #StopNetanyahu #SaveGaza #PeaceNow
So 23000 people killed, over 12000 missing and millions homeless without Israel achieving "It's goals in Gaza"!
I am sure Biden will provide more money and weapons to Netanyahu to achieve those goals!
#Israel #Gaza #October7 #WarCrime #StopTheWar #SaveGaza #StopIsrael #Politics #Apartheid #Occupation #Palestine
Are they really that stupid? Or they expect the world to be stupid and not paying attention?
From lies about beheaded babies.
To fake story about babies thrown into ovens
To lies about mass rape by #Hamas.
To AI generated images of burned babies.
To lies about Hamas tunnels under hospitals.
And so on
And so on
And so on
How many of these lies does it take for the world to finally realize that the apartheid state of Israel is a rogue nation ruled by a bunch of fanatic psychopaths with superiority complex.
#Gaza #ICJ #StopTheLies #October7
#SaveGaza #StopIsrael #SaveTheChildren
#palestine #Israel #Occupation #Apartheid #Politics #PeaceNow #StopTheWar #CeasefireNow
A note explaining the retraction of the claim that Hamas militants had specific orders as to “which commander should rape which soldiers” indicates the publication censored itself at the behest of the Israeli government.
The Washington Post has quietly removed an outlandish claim by Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant that Hamas battle plans included specific instructions on which Israeli troops should be raped during their October 7 incursion.
In the original article, which was published on November 12 and promoted as a Washington Post “exclusive,” Gallant is quoted as telling the outlet: “We know from interrogations that Hamas came in with detailed plans of their attack, including which commander should rape which soldiers in different places.”
A day later, the allegation disappeared from the piece, which had been amended to include the following “correction”:
“A previous version of this article included a quote from Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant that was not authorized for publication. The quote has been removed.”
https://thegrayzone.com/2024/01/03/washington-post-erases-israels-request
#SaveGaza #StopIsrael #StopTheLies #October7 #Media #WashingtonPost #IDF
#palestine #Israel #Occupation #Apartheid #Politics #PeaceNow #StopTheWar #CeasefireNow
The commander told The New York Times about how he had authorized Israeli tank fire on a house where hostages were being held by Hamas fighters.
At least 97 civilians were killed on Oct. 7 in the village of Be’eri in southern Israel.Credit...Ilan Rosenberg/Reuters
By Aaron Boxerman, Natan Odenheimer and Ronen Bergman
Dec. 27, 2023
Updated 2:30 p.m. ET
The Israeli military said it would review the circumstances of an Oct. 7 battle to retake a village from Hamas fighters, after a New York Times investigation featuring new details about Israeli tank fire on a house where hostages were being held stirred debate in Israel.
At least 97 civilians were killed in the village of Be’eri after Hamas and its allies surged across the border from Gaza on Oct. 7. Scores of gunmen ransacked neighborhoods in Be’eri and set fire to homes, killing many of those they found inside and abducting others.
Israeli news outlets had previously quoted survivors of the massacre saying that an Israeli tank had fired on a house where Hamas fighters were holding hostages during the lengthy battle to retake Be’eri. In an article published on Friday by The New York Times, the Israeli commander who led the fight detailed how he had authorized tank fire to end what was already an hourslong standoff — “even at the cost of civilian casualties.”
Those remarks have been picked up by the Israeli news media and prompted some public debate about the conduct of the commander, Brig. Gen. Barak Hiram. Only two out of the 14 hostages in the house survived that day; it was not clear how many died by tank fire.
Some people have defended General Hiram, saying he had run into the line of fire to fight terrorists. Critics have said that the commander had recklessly endangered the lives of hostages who might otherwise have been saved.
General Hiram, through a military spokeswoman, declined to comment.
In a written statement on Sunday in response to questions regarding General Hiram’s conduct, the Israeli military said it would “conduct a detailed and in-depth probe to clarify the details as soon as the operational situation permits.” It called General Hiram “a decorated, principled, and respected officer, who fought bravely on Oct. 7,” sentiments echoed by the Israeli military’s chief spokesman, Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari, on Sunday evening.
Admiral Hagari said the Oct. 7 assault had forced “very tough decisions” which would have to be investigated as soon as possible. He urged the public not to judge General Hiram’s conduct before the inquiry was complete, adding that he was “sure Barak’s decisions were guided by his commitment to defending the citizens of Israel.”
Israel’s finance minister, Bezalel Smotrich, on Sunday also called General Hiram “a hero of Israel” who had been forced to make difficult choices to fend off the Hamas attack.
Yoav Limor, a military commentator, argued in the right-leaning daily Israel HaYom that people who “sat at home and watched the broadcasts in terror” on Oct. 7 should not rush to criticize General Hiram and his fellow soldiers who “fought for the kibbutzes and for us all.”
But some commentators blamed General Hiram for the deaths of the hostages.
“The heroes of Israel ought to protect the children of Israel, not to kill them,” Shelly Yachimovich, a former leader of Israel’s parliamentary opposition, wrote on the X platform on Sunday. “Who am I to judge? Who is he to kill.”
Yair Golan, a retired Israeli general, said that only an investigation could determine whether General Hiram — who at one point served under his command — had acted appropriately.
“It’s not serious to discuss this without a serious investigation, and I very much hope there will be one,” said General Golan.
Johnatan Reiss contributed reporting.
Ronen Bergman is a staff writer for The New York Times Magazine, based in Tel Aviv. His latest book is “Rise and Kill First: The Secret History of Israel’s Targeted Assassinations,” published by Random House. More about Ronen Bergman
#Israel #Palestine #Hamas #October7 #IDF #Gaza #Politics #NYT #Investigation #GazaWar
