Here's a picture of Jihad Mishrawi, a @BBCNews reporter holding his dead son Omar in Gaza in 2012.
There were numerous reports, especially from the @BBC, saying Omar died from an Israeli airstrike.
But months later the UN (and other sources) admitted that the baby was killed by a Hamas rocket that fell short.
https://t.co/XHdt09TanM
Omar is far from the only child that has been killed by Gaza terrorist rockets aimed at Israel over the years. In one day in 2021 Hamas rockets - in three separate incidents - killed 16 Gazans, including 8 children.
https://t.co/SIC1eVR02O
Given that Hamas is now shooting record numbers of rockets into Israel, dwarfing the number shot in the earlier conflicts, almost certainly there are more rockets falling short - and killing civilians.
But the only source for information on the dead is... Hamas. Who always blame Israel no matter what. Even though they appear to be setting off IEDs against their own people now:
https://t.co/NLriJEc4au
It's a bit crazy to assume that Hamas, which now denies targeting women and children last weekend, is telling the truth about deaths in Gaza toay.
@benignopf@agusantonetti No dire que no hay muertos Civiles ni repercusiones en la población civil, pero Israel al menos hace el intento de que sea lo menos posible. Mientras que Hamas hace todo lo posible para matar y secuestrar de las maneras mas horrorosas posible a civiles.
@ML_ayuda su plataforma me robó y su servicio de atención al cliente solo me responde un mensaje automatizado y cierra los reclamos. RESPÓNDANME O TOMARÉ ACCIONES LEGALES.
@Mercadolibre Su plataforma habilita a estafadores y sus servicios de ayuda no entregan soluciones, cierran el caso copiando y pegando un mensaje.
No hay plataformas de comunicación para iniciar reclamos formales.
Necesito una vía de comunicación con ustedes URGENTE.
🧵 1) Was the @nytimes drone footage over the @bitdeer mine in Rockdale, Texas doctored to make the air appear polluted? Historical weather data shows skies are rarely ever hazy there. Let's take a closer look at the weather data and examine the footage more closely.
The New York Times print facility in Queens, NY is an eyesore for its local community, consuming thousands of gallons of chemicals & ink each year. Heavy trucks transport up to 500,000 papers daily as the NYT refuses to switch to a fully digital format.