@tamerqdh Hamas earlier (before 2023) have asked for the release of around 1100 Palestinians pr returned jewish hostage or body in exchanges. So maybe he is not totally wrong.
@_ZachFoster Hamas has the same basic idea. They have often demanded around 1100 "palestinian" imprisoned terrorists released pr one jewish hostage set free or body returned.
@Etaf888@Avicenna_Razi He left his patients and gave himself up to The IDF in hope of favourable treatment. He is detained because he is a Hamas member , and was leader in a "hospital" , where an Israeli hostage died and others held. No evidence that he was tortured.
@Saudis2018 No evidence links these specific children in the video to any Israeli strike or killing. Searches for the watermark, the footage, and related claims turn up no verification that the kids depicted were killed.
@EYakoby When people need to post heavily edited and manipulated videos to support their narratives I begin to suspect their narratives might be false.
@GBC_Press Neither the International Court of Justice (ICJ) nor the International Criminal Court (ICC) has made any recent announcement that it has jurisdiction to try Israel or that Israel will be tried for genocide.
@MOSSADil Lebanese officials (Ministry of Culture, Directorate General of Antiquities, and National News Agency) state that the fort itself was not destroyed and does not appear to have been directly damaged.
@Yahya_Sinvar_ Because the full video - not the edited version you posted - shows him attacking the border police with a knife. In many countries it´s a crime to attempt to kill police officers
@TerroristTechno@Rangerone315223@HussainShafiei Netanyahu was born in Tel Aviv and have had Israeli citzenship since. For a short period of time he earlier had dual Israeli - U.S. citzenship. He has never had Polish citzenship , never lived there. So no , he is not "from Poland".
EXCLUSIVE: Gaza’s Latest Propaganda Campaign Blows Another Hole in the “Indiscriminate Bombing” Narrative
The Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry claims that nearly 60,000 children in Gaza have been orphaned, a figure now being circulated by Al Jazeera and others as further evidence of Israel’s supposedly indiscriminate bombing campaign.
But take a closer look at their own numbers and you’ll notice something interesting.
According to their data, 49,758 children lost only their father, while just 6,103 lost only their mother, a disparity of more than eight to one.
Their data shows that parental deaths were concentrated overwhelmingly among adult men, the population from which Hamas and Islamic Jihad recruit their fighters.
How does that resemble the random extermination of families they have been describing for nearly three years?