🚨America's Newsrooms Must Face the Footage They've Ignored ‼️
Two years later, every newsroom covering Israel-Hamas must start by educating their teams on the reality of October 7th.
At this point, I don’t see Egyptians or Emiratis or Qataris or Saudis or Jordanians or anyone else lining up to send their people to their deaths in an attempt to disarm Hamas. And what we don’t need is a UN “peacekeeping” force that takes meticulous notes while Hamas rebuilds.
Just after 10:30 AM local time, Hamas snipers murdered two IDF soldiers-ceasefire gone, Trump's plan torched. Israel has every right to end them, and if you hate seeing civilian pain, go pressure Egypt to open Rafah border, evacuate Gazans out. That's how you stop casualties, not by whining. Let Israel finish this barbarism once and for all.
And now we know.
- There was no genocide
- There was no famine
- “Pro Palestinians” aren’t pro Palestinians
- Hamas will never stop its terror
- Hamas could not care less about Gaza
- The ceasefire was for Israel to cease and Hamas to fire
- The MSM doesn’t care about Gaza
We’ll wait for your apology!
The BBC doing what it does best - spreading lies and demonising Israel.
We all know Israeli forces were attacked in Rafah. But look at @bbcnews. 'Israeli strikes end fragile calm' - with Palestinians playing victim.
I've no idea why anyone would believe anything BBC News says.
For the first time in 2 years, the IDF can legitimately attack Hamas in Gaza without fear of harming living hostages.
Hope those Nazi Jihadists think this through carefully.
Hamas cannot be allowed to get away with even minor infractions of the ceasefire. President Trump’s peace plan requires it to disarm and demilitarize. It must be pressured without mercy to do that now.
This morning, Hamas blatantly breached the truce and attacked IDF forces in Rafah. Hamas no longer has any living hostages. What are we waiting for? Blast them to kingdom come! We cannot afford to be soft or we'll go right back to October 6.
Why do any foreign nationals have access to British social housing? If a foreigner is incapable of financially supporting themselves and their family, they should go home.
This should not be controversial.