Warfare HAMAS attack on Israel, Oct 2023 & Iran’s Proxies.

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Apart from a New York Post report about people shot dead on a coastal road in Gaza back in November last year when the IDF were nowhere near that area at the time, I haven't seen any MSM report on this. If people are killed by ranged gunfire it must always be the IDF because Hamas don't use guns or something (???) Not to mention that a marksman's 308 bullet would evaporate someone's head and take most of the neck with it. That's if they were aiming that way and not hitting the chest like snipers actually do in real life, contradictory to movies...
 
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The Al Jazeera Media network vehemently denies and condemns “unfounded” allegations lodged by the IDF earlier today that six of its northern Gaza-based reporters are operatives in the Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad terror groups.

“The network views these fabricated accusations as a blatant attempt to silence the few remaining journalists in the region, thereby obscuring the harsh realities of the war from audiences worldwide,” Al Jazeera says in a statement.

“These baseless claims follow Al Jazeera’s recent exposé of potential war crimes committed by Israeli forces during the ongoing war on Gaza. These journalists have been steadfastly reporting from northern Gaza, with Al Jazeera being the sole international media presence documenting the unfolding humanitarian crisis resulting from Israel’s siege and bombardment of civilian populations,” the network continues.

“Al Jazeera categorically rejects the Israeli occupation forces’ portrayal of our journalists as terrorists and denounces their use of fabricated evidence. The network asserts that its journalists are merely fulfilling their professional duties, documenting and reporting on the devastating impact of the war on the Strip’s two million civilians.”

The journalists named by the IDF in its dossier are Anas al-Sharif, Alaa Salameh, Hossam Shabat, Ashraf al-Sarraj, Ismail Abu Omar and Talal al-Arrouqi.

According to the IDF, al-Sharif has served as head of a rocket launching squad and a member of a Nukhba Force company in Hamas’s Nuseirat Battalion; Salameh as the deputy head of the Shaboura Battalion’s propaganda unit in Islamic Jihad; Shabat as a sniper in Hamas’s Beit Hanoun Battalion; al-Sarraj as a member of Islamic Jihad’s Bureij Battalion; Abu Omar as a training company commander in the East Khan Younis Battalion (and was wounded in an Israeli airstrike several months ago); and al-Arrouqi as a team commander in Hamas’s Nuseirat Battalion.

The military released the documents it said showed personnel spreadsheets, lists of training courses, telephone books and salary documents.
Claiming to be journalists and calling the IDF "Israeli occupation forces", yeah ok then. Imagine my shock about any of this story...
 
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Even Sent Defender has run out of salt...
 
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Claiming to be journalists and calling the IDF "Israeli occupation forces", yeah ok then. Imagine my shock about any of this story...
Only a fool would listen to anything that comes from that outlet.
 
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At some point you gotta ask yourself…
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It’s getting crowded up there…
I like reading the local experts' analysis of the images like that, because their composition is very intentional with deep significance in every detail. Like for example (my personal 2c based on the common logic of those), you can learn a lot about the place of the every figure in the jihadist pantheon via its place in the picture. Case in point - Nasrallah is in very center enveloped by the divine light, along with his successor, whilst the Hamas leaders are very clearly in the periphery, some of them barely visible. Poor Sinwar doesn't get the center or the light, despite the central and heroic role he played in the "resistance". Shia vs Sunni etc.
 

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