"Don't Forget Gaza and the Palestinians"
Israel is using the illegal war on Iran to continue to kill and starve Gaza, steal more Palestinian land, and restrict movement in the West Bank, writes @dianabuttu for Zeteo. "Don't look away."
https://t.co/9Ipp6Zfwgj
The body of an infant girl was pulled from under the rubble of a residential home in Tehran after a wave of US-Israeli air strikes targeted the Iranian capital, killing at least 40 civilians.
🚨 SEN. ADAM SCHIFF EXPOSES TRUMP
First Iran was attacked because missiles might reach America in 2035
Then suddenly Iran was “2 weeks away from a nuclear bomb”
But Trump already said nuclear sites were “obliterated”
So which lie is true? 🤯
WAR BUILT ON CONTRADICTIONS 💥
One of the most cowardly acts in the history of naval warfare.
I knew a British submarine commander who was awarded the Legion of Merit (LOM) by the United States for action on behalf of the US during World War II. I can not begin to tell you how disgusted that man would have been by the actions of the US Navy and by Hegseths boasting. It's absolutely shameful.
NEW: An unlawful attack on a primary school in southern Iran before midday on February 28, 2026, that reportedly killed scores of civilians, including many children, should be investigated as a war crime.
Read more: https://t.co/OdAyY1aSgX
The Telegraph published a story detailing the devastation caused by US-Israeli attacks on civilian targets across Iran, but made substantial edits after a post on X expressing surprise at the directness of the reporting was shared thousands of times.
The original introduction to the article read: “American and Israeli aircraft bombed hospitals, residential buildings and schools across Tehran on Tuesday in what residents described as ‘an apocalypse’.”
But the paper rewrote the introduction after journalist Owen Jones quoted the article in a post on X, pointing out that it was unusual for a “rightwing, pro-war” outlet to cover US and Israeli aggression in this way.
The newly edited article begins: “Bombs have struck hospitals, schools and residential buildings in some of the heaviest strikes on Tehran since the war began.”
Another paragraph in the original article said: “Millions of civilians are trapped under relentless bombardment as food and medical supplies dwindle and the death toll mounts.”
The new version of this sentence does not reference civilians and has been moved lower down the article. It reads: “Millions remain trapped in Tehran, a city under sustained aerial assault.”
The Telegraph’s decision to name the US and Israel so directly as the perpetrators of attacks against civilians set it apart from many mainstream outlets, which have been accused of repeatedly obscuring the role of the two countries in committing atrocities in Gaza.
“Wow. This is the rightwing, pro-war Daily Telegraph,” Jones wrote on X, before quoting from the original opening paragraph.
The Telegraph did not respond to Novara Media’s questions about why the article had been edited and has not flagged the changes to readers on its website.
@davidpakmanshow If Iran's supreme leader was terrible what about Trump and rest of your presidents?? What about is not reals president which is leading your country to disaster
Look for yourself what kind of person our Supreme leader was and how pathetic and terrible your supreme misleader are