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"A school and its surrounding residential area has been leveled in Gaza by 35 airstrikes last night, because a Hamas leader once looked at its general direction"
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News soon:
"A school and its surrounding residential area has been leveled in Gaza by 35 airstrikes last night, because a Hamas leader once looked at its general direction"
A fucking camera?!
Like IDF would not be able to just hack those without casualties…
It's tragic when the the made-up justifications for war crimes are so bad. The "Hamas surveillance camera" (news camera) wouldn't justify the death of 20 people at any time. The IDF could have made up any lie they wanted and the Israeli public and international supporters would have believed it, and they chose to admit they murdered 20 people for a fucking camera.
Whst's also tragic is AP spreafing idf excuses and did not even bother condemning israel and mourning the journalists killed by the terrorist state
From the article:
Without offering evidence, Israel has in the past identified emergency responders who work under the Hamas-run government as militants to be targeted, including in the killing of 15 medics in March, when Israeli troops opened fire on ambulances in southern Gaza.
The information is there if you read it.
mourning the journalists killed by the terrorist state
Mourning the dead has no business being mixed in with news in a regular article - that belongs in an obituary or editorial. It sounds like you want the AP to compromise its journalistic integrity by offering unambiguous condemnation instead of cold facts.
BS when someone murder your journalist willingfully there is no space for nutrality
Being biased (i.e. not being neutral):
So yes, there is absolutely space for neutrality; indeed it is critical.
Stupid apology. Whatever is accomplish something or not doesn't matter, israel murdered their journalists they should condemn it it is the human and professional thing to do
Your comment is not in understandable English.
They can't stop lying, no matter how stupid they sound. It is a real national mental illness.
Reminds me of a quote from Mike Stoklasa: We blew up the pyramids because someone was bitten by a snake.
I don't know what is more terrifying:
Either the IDF is full of shit, and they are calculating murderous maniacs.
Or they actually thought that it was a "Hamas camera" (in broad daylight, on top of a hospital, with like a live stream on Reuters) and they are such idiotic cowards that they thought that bombing a fucking hospital was an appropriate response.
In fact forget it, with this press release they are confirming they are both stupid cowards AND calculating murderous maniacs.
The AP on the other hand, is doing quite precisely the thing where they report that one side says it's raining and the other says it isn't. Look out of the fucking window and report the truth, you fucking bootlickers.
Wow, that's a really bad excuse to murder 20 people. Not that there is really a good excuse for murdering 20 people, but this one is especially weak.
Twice?!?
Shameful headline