@WinstonColin@AmitSegal 12) As first reported two days after the terrorist acts, Netanyahu's office denies that he met or spoke with Kamel in the months leading up to October 7th, "and no Israeli intelligence official transmitted such a warning to the Prime Minister."
@WinstonColin@AmitSegal 10) Full translation of Bibi Netanyahu's post, published by some major Israeli media outlets on the 26th, but left out of the summaries on the 27th….
“This is a false claim. It was denied at the time, and now it's being recycled in an attempt to deceive the Israeli public….
@WinstonColin@AmitSegal 9) Vivian Salama, who signs the fake article in The Atlantic, despite having a very common surname among Egyptian Jews, is of Egyptian Christian-Coptic origin, born in the USA.
@WinstonColin@AmitSegal 8) Therefore, the international media, and incomprehensibly the Israeli media, continues to be guided by the enemies of Israel and the enemies of the Jews. Thus, we need to give victory to our enemies, deeply aided by our kapos!
@WinstonColin@AmitSegal 8) The articles say that the Israeli and UAE governments refused to comment. Nothing was said about the Egyptian government, as Abbas Kamel is the head of Egypt's intelligence service. Nothing is said about Bibi Netanyahu's post. (below)
@WinstonColin@AmitSegal 7) A day later, The Wall Street Journal uses the fake article from The Atlantic, based on the fake article from two years earlier in The New York Times, using the same false texts, as a source to imply that the Israeli government did not heed the genuine warning from Egypt.
@WinstonColin@AmitSegal 6) To mislead readers, Israeli newspapers publish an official GPO photo from 2021 of a meeting between Abbas Kamel and Bibi. A shameful publication.
@WinstonColin@AmitSegal 5) …and warned that "something was going to happen." This supposedly also occurred in September 2023. The Israeli government again repudiates the news, stating that no meeting took place and reiterates that Egypt itself said the news was false.
@WinstonColin@AmitSegal 4)The Atlantic magazine is rehashing a New York Times story from 10/8/23 denied by the Cairo government on 10/11/23 ,claiming that the head of Egyptian intelligence made a secret plane trip to Ben Gurion Airport, where he met with the head of Shin Bet, Ronen Bar…
@WinstonColin@AmitSegal 3) The Israeli government denies receiving it, Sinwar is dead and cannot confirm or deny it, and a high-ranking politician from a government hostile to Israel maintains the version. And the newspapers publish the false version of the Muslim enemies of Israel as if it were true.
@WinstonColin@AmitSegal 2) The head of the negotiating team on Palestinian prisoners, a high-ranking Fatah official from Abbas's Palestinian Authority, says he received a message from Sinwar in September 2023, to be delivered to the Israeli government, warning that a "major earthquake would happen."
@WinstonColin@AmitSegal Hybrid Warfare Very Active….
1) Haaretz reports that Qatar warned the Israeli government about the Hamas attack on October 7th. Both the Qatari and Israeli governments deny this happened.
@verbaluced@AmitSegal 3-According to the Uppsala Conflict Data Program, the conflict killed 212,191 people.The Cost of War project estimated in 2015 that the number who have died through indirect causes related to the war may be as high as 360,000 additional people.
@verbaluced@AmitSegal 2-However, the death toll is possibly higher due to unaccounted deaths by "disease, loss of access to food, water, infrastructure, and/or other indirect consequences of the war."
@verbaluced@AmitSegal 1- The War in Afghanistan killed 176,000 people in Afghanistan: 46,319 civilians, 69,095 military and police and at least 52,893 opposition fighters, according to the Costs of War Project.