”I fallet med TT-Nyhetsbyrån så köper nästan samtliga större tidningar i Sverige in nyheter från dem.
Denna pinsamma historia – som i svensk kontext är ett utmärkande exempel på ren desinformation och fejknyheter – hade kunnat undvikas (…)”. https://t.co/lJnTeWp6AY
.@amanpour leaves ‘CNN,’ but a legacy of anti-Israel media bias remains. The journalism icon’s coverage of the Jewish state demonstrated prejudice, not truth. She exemplified the arrogance and dishonesty that destroyed legacy media. I explain in @JNS_org. https://t.co/ggn4rZoj1Q
Nyhetsbyrån TT döljer i rubriken ”Attack på Västbanken” att det är palestinska terrorister som gått till attack mot israeler, i en 20 minuter lång attack med skjutvapen.
I brödtexten framgår endast att ”personer” skadats.
Istället gör TT en utläggning om ”bosättarvåld”.
@ttnyhetsbyran@sr_ekot@svtnyheter@omni_red@dagensnyheter@Aftonbladet
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It not just the fact that both the United Nations and B'tselem data shows more deaths occurs from Palestinians civilans on Israelis than from Israeli civilans against Palestinians.
It is also the fact that UN and the media keep on calling the area the colonial name The West Bank. And not just that, they calls Palestine "the occupied territories" in every report and data. Then UN keeps on laundering the data and 90% of what is described as "settler violence" is false.
The two Palestinian gunmen who carried out this morning's shooting on the outskirts of Hebron in the southern West Bank are believed by the military to have initially planned their attack on Israeli civilians.
The pair, both from Hebron, arrived by car at around 7:30 a.m. at a temporary checkpoint set up by the army at the exit to Hebron. The soldiers stationed there, from the Home Front Command's 775th "Ari" Search and Rescue Battalion, were conducting routine checks on Palestinian cars leaving the city.
The IDF believes that the gunmen realized they would not be able to reach the Route 35 highway and target Israeli civilians there, and instead decided to open fire at the checkpoint.
The pair exited their car on a side street near the checkpoint armed with an assault rifle and a pistol, and using the buildings as cover, opened fire on the checkpoint, according to a preliminary probe.
The clash between the gunmen and IDF troops lasted over 20 minutes, during which five Israelis were wounded, including two critically and three in light-to-moderate condition.
The deputy commander of the Ari Battalion, a company commander, and an officer of the Paratroopers Brigade's 101st Battalion who was stationed nearby and rushed to the scene, flanked the two gunmen and killed them.
The IDF says it later found a large quantity of ammunition in their vehicle, and believes that the checkpoint thwarted their plan to carry out a mass-casualty attack on Israeli civilians on Route 35.
The military's probe has so far found that there was no specific advance warning of the attack, but the IDF is already on heightened alert ahead of the election and amid the olive harvest in the West Bank/
The IDF and Shin Bet are meanwhile investigating if the two gunmen acted alone, or were part of a larger terror network and received funding and direction from a terror group.
The two Palestinian gunmen who carried out this morning's shooting on the outskirts of Hebron in the southern West Bank are believed by the military to have initially planned their attack on Israeli civilians.
The pair, both from Hebron, arrived by car at around 7:30 a.m. at a temporary checkpoint set up by the army at the exit to Hebron. The soldiers stationed there, from the Home Front Command's 775th "Ari" Search and Rescue Battalion, were conducting routine checks on Palestinian cars leaving the city.
The IDF believes that the gunmen realized they would not be able to reach the Route 35 highway and target Israeli civilians there, and instead decided to open fire at the checkpoint.
The pair exited their car on a side street near the checkpoint armed with an assault rifle and a pistol, and using the buildings as cover, opened fire on the checkpoint, according to a preliminary probe.
The clash between the gunmen and IDF troops lasted over 20 minutes, during which five Israelis were wounded, including two critically and three in light-to-moderate condition.
The deputy commander of the Ari Battalion, a company commander, and an officer of the Paratroopers Brigade's 101st Battalion who was stationed nearby and rushed to the scene, flanked the two gunmen and killed them.
The IDF says it later found a large quantity of ammunition in their vehicle, and believes that the checkpoint thwarted their plan to carry out a mass-casualty attack on Israeli civilians on Route 35.
The military's probe has so far found that there was no specific advance warning of the attack, but the IDF is already on heightened alert ahead of the election and amid the olive harvest in the West Bank/
The IDF and Shin Bet are meanwhile investigating if the two gunmen acted alone, or were part of a larger terror network and received funding and direction from a terror group.
WATCH: Gunshots fired during a confrontation in which two people were injured in a shooting attack south of Hebron in the West Bank; two terrorists were killed as IDF continue searches in the area
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Han ljög sig till platsen på listan. Och vi skattebetalare får pröjsa för Vänsterpartiets slarv. Blev han särbehandlad pga den etniska bakgrunden? (”Somalier kan väl inte ljuga? De är väl bara offer?”)
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The whole olive harvest campaign is theater based on some Western fantasy of what natives are like. Palestinians are a highly urbanized population, and those harvesting olives in remote fields have planted them as political prop, not an agricultural activity.