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Sam Hilt's avatar

Throughout the final decades of the last century, from the Munich Olympic massacre to the airplane highjackings and suicide bombings, Palestinian terrorists did their best to terrorize and murder their targeted victims. Starting in 2000, the gameplan shifted to the "dead baby strategy." Rockets would be shot at Israel's civilian communities, and when Israel responded to the source of the rocket fire, Palestinian photographers would be waiting to snap heart-rending photos of an elderly grandmother sitting amidst the rubble of her home or a distraught father carrying a wounded child in his arms. This worked like a charm to show the world what evil monsters the Israelis were. It served to demonize Israel and metastasize jew-hatred worldwide to the point where ignorant little snots on US campuses rushed to cheer the massacres of Oct 7th.

Journalists who strive to provide fair coverage don't focus on civilian casualties that tug at our heart-strings without explaining who was the aggressor, without pointing out that Hamas has built miles of tunnels underground but not a single bomb shelter, without informing their readers that Hamas deliberately uses its civilians to serve as human shields to become sacrificial victims and fuel the Jihad. Journalists who fail to do these things, are simply Gaza-lighting their readers and viewers. Their pretense of compassion for the suffering of others—along with the implicit accusation that you lack such basic decency—is itself an act of terrorism that we need to recognize for what it is.

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Julie Kessler's avatar

Another fact-packed excellent article. This could literally be the base for a syllabus for a graduate level uni course. PS Still so infuriated over the Jesus was a Palestinian notion. Proof positive that there’s literally nothing they won’t appropriate to buttress their lies and continuing bullsh&t in efforts to rewrite history, obliterate the facts, and gaslight the west.

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