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The people of Gaza know that Hamas is responsible for dragging them into war—and they deserve better.
I don't know that the 'journalists' were actually 'employed' by these agencies and were not out there as 'freelancers' on 7 October ... and then contacted the agencies 'as freeleancers' to offer up their footage etc after the attacks had already begun.
Great comment. ^^^I don't know that the 'journalists' were actually 'employed' by these agencies and were not out there as 'freelancers' on 7 October ... and then contacted the agencies 'as freeleancers' to offer up their footage etc after the attacks had already begun.
Begs the question though of just how the agencies vet their 'freelancers' to ensure their impartiality (as journalists are supposed to be) and publication of their stories/photos/videos.
They published footage from the one including part of his videos, but conveniently left out the clip where he has a grenade in one hand and his camera filming in the other as they first rode towards a settlemement. Same 'gentleman's' telegram account is - prior to 7 October 2023 - rather benign but very pro-Hamas. 7 October he starts posting very, very early in the morning and first posted just after 6 am of one of the glider crews making their way over the technical fence out of Gaza and towards Israel proper before many of the fences were actually even 'cut'.
Those glider crews were amongst the first wave of attackers and are captured on video of the Nova party coming in before 0630hrs ---- many, many kilometers away.
I don't know how he pulled that off, so perhaps he was at the mosque praying with the Hamas fighters who were ordered to do so that morning ... as that was a sign that something significant was going to happen. To me, it's possible. Terrorists and Jihadists are known to get their last prayers in when their meeting with their maker is imminent. We know from those terrorists captured and interrogated by the Israelis that they were ordered to prayers that morning and word passed from/at those mosques after prayers to collect their weapons and where they were to gather at the fences for breaches.
Still doesn't explain the lack of vetting of freelancers nor how that clip of his with the grenade & camera seems to have been conveniently 'missed' - remember when journalists actually were impartial? Journalists are supposed to cover the story - not be part of it.
My .02cents worth.
I don't know that the 'journalists' were actually 'employed' by these agencies and were not out there as 'freelancers' on 7 October ... and then contacted the agencies 'as freeleancers' to offer up their footage etc after the attacks had already begun.
Begs the question though of just how the agencies vet their 'freelancers' to ensure their impartiality (as journalists are supposed to be) and publication of their stories/photos/videos.
They published footage from the one including part of his videos, but conveniently left out the clip where he has a grenade in one hand and his camera filming in the other as they first rode towards a settlemement. Same 'gentleman's' telegram account is - prior to 7 October 2023 - rather benign but very pro-Hamas. 7 October he starts posting very, very early in the morning and first posted just after 6 am of one of the glider crews making their way over the technical fence out of Gaza and towards Israel proper before many of the fences were actually even 'cut'.
Those glider crews were amongst the first wave of attackers and are captured on video of the Nova party coming in before 0630hrs ---- many, many kilometers away.
I don't know how he pulled that off, so perhaps he was at the mosque praying with the Hamas fighters who were ordered to do so that morning ... as that was a sign that something significant was going to happen. To me, it's possible. Terrorists and Jihadists are known to get their last prayers in when their meeting with their maker is imminent. We know from those terrorists captured and interrogated by the Israelis that they were ordered to prayers that morning and word passed from/at those mosques after prayers to collect their weapons and where they were to gather at the fences for breaches.
Still doesn't explain the lack of vetting of freelancers nor how that clip of his with the grenade & camera seems to have been conveniently 'missed' - remember when journalists actually were impartial? Journalists are supposed to cover the story - not be part of it.
My .02cents worth.
BRAVO!!! My only question is why are they asking America to take away Hamas?The people of Gaza know that Hamas is responsible for dragging them into war—and they deserve better.
The people of Gaza know that Hamas is responsible for dragging them into war—and they deserve better.
I don't live there, but if I did, I'd volunteer to go help clean the mess up !Shocked and disgusted to see this type of thing.
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'Vile antisemitic attack:' Police investigating graffiti targeting Indigo CEO outside downtown Toronto store
Toronto police are investigating after an Indigo store and the company’s Jewish CEO were targeted with what one group is calling 'a vile antisemitic attack.'toronto.ctvnews.ca
Posters targeting Indigo CEO Heather Reisman are shown outside a Bloor Street location on Friday morning. (Matt Reid)
Nov 10 2023
''Toronto police are investigating after an Indigo store and the company’s Jewish CEO were targeted with what one group is calling “a vile antisemitic attack.”
Footage from CP24’s cameras show dozens of posters bearing the image of Heather Reisman alongside the words “Funding Genocide” outside an Indigo store near Bay and Bloor streets.
The posters appeared on the exterior of the store sometime Friday morning. Red paint had also been splattered on the store’s front windows.
“It is absolutely appalling to see this targeting of an Indigo store and its Jewish founder and CEO in a vile antisemitic attack,” Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center (FSWC) President and CEO Michael Levitt said in a statement. “Sadly, this is the tragic, new reality for Jews today in Canada and around the world which requires more than just condemnations from government leaders.”
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Graffiti targeting Indigo CEO Heather Reisman is shown outside a location in downtown Toronto on Friday morning. (Matt Reid)
How can anyone give freelance journalists, who joined Hamas terrorists at 8 AM on October 7, the benefit of the doubt? How did they know about the border breach and the impending massacre of 1400 people if not through Hamas? Who else told them about the massacre?Nov 10, 2023 rbbm
''Author Rabbi Shmuley Boteach criticised a Washington Post columnist's comments calling for Israel to give photographers and journalists “the benefit of the doubt” after claims they had advance knowledge of the Hamas attacks on October 7. Washington Post columnist Megan McArdle's comments come after the Israeli government lashed the New York Times, Associated Press, Reuters and CNN over allegations photographers and journalists who worked at the outlets had prior knowledge of terror group Hamas' attacks on Israel. Ms McArdle tweeted, "I understand Israel's anger, but it is morally wrong and a political mistake to target journalists who rushed to cover a story. Possibly some of them are complicit, I don’t know. But Israel should give them the benefit of the doubt,” Ms McArdle tweeted. Author Rabbi Shmuley Boteach was asked in an interview with Sky News host Rita Panahi about his thoughts on the columnist's call for the Israeli government to give photojournalists the benefit of the doubt. “Give them the benefit of the doubt, these are media outlets that have falsely maligned Israel for decades. These are media outlets that have demonised the Jewish state for simply defending itself from another genocide, from another Holocaust,” Mr Boteach told Sky News host Rita Panahi. “They don’t have the benefit of the doubt because their maligning and demonisation of Israel has gone on for so long, that their bias is so apparent, that none of us would be surprised if they had advanced knowledge of the attack. Author Rabbi Shmuley Boteach went on to question what the photojournalists were doing at the Gaza-Israel border in the first place so early in the morning. “By the way, what were the New York Times, CNN, and Reuters photojournalists doing on the Gaza-Israel border at 6:30 am on a Saturday morning, were they camping out, were they barbequing for their families,” he said. “They need to explain how they were there taking pictures if they had no advance knowledge.”
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...sigh....
Another " Strongly worded letter" from a politician.
Nothing will happen...
MOO and Peace
Deputy General Counsel for The New York Times David McCraw responded to Senator Cotton this morning.
Brazil has been known in the long ago past to 'assist' (shelter ?) enemies of Israel, so I'm not surprised about these recent statements.
"Brazil sent a sharp message to Israel, stating that it did not wish Israel to interfere in Brazil's internal affairs.
Israel 'picked up' on the success of the South American country, which reported thwarting a terrorist attack.
Israel issued an official statement stating that the national services helped Brazil in thwarting a terrorist attack prepared by alleged members of the Hezbollah group.
This happened after Brazilian police announced on Wednesday the arrest of two people suspected of planning attacks in the country, but did not provide any details.
Netanyahu took advantage of the situation
According to 'Malay Mail',
Brazil's laconic statement became a pretext for the Israeli spy agency Mossad and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office to announce their own success.
The story expanded, adding that the entire plot was organized and supported by Hezbollah and was aimed at
'Israeli and Jewish targets in Brazil'.
Moreover, the state, which is at war with Hamas, assured that it helped the Brazilian police thwart terrorist plans.
Brazilian Minister of Justice Flavio Dino quickly and firmly responded to the above statement.
'No representative of a foreign government should preempt an ongoing federal police investigation',
Dino wrote on Twitter.
'We reject the idea that any foreign authority could direct Brazilian police agencies or use our investigations for propaganda in support of their own political interests',
he added.
According to Brazil, the thwarted attack should not be considered in the context of the ongoing war in the Gaza Strip because the investigation into the matter had started earlier.
Thus, Brazilian police rejected the Israeli statement:
'Such statements violate good practices in international cooperation and may harm other such operations in the future'.
The Israeli ambassador to Brazil was also strongly criticized.
In this case, it concerned comments he made regarding the arrest:
'If Hezbollah chose Brazil, it is because there are people there who help them',
he said in an interview with the Brazilian daily 'O Globo'."
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Brazylia osadziła Izrael. "Nie życzymy sobie". Gniew bije z każdego słowa
Brazylia wysłała Izraelowi ostry komunikat, w którym zaznaczyła, że nie życzy sobie mieszania się w jej wewnętrzne sprawy. Izrael "podłączył się" do sukcesu południowoamerykańskiego kraju, który poinformował o...wiadomosci.wp.pl
From my country's MSM
Moo...is forced evacuation of another country legal? I have not noticed it happening in Ukraine or Russia.
I have sat and seriously thought about, if it was demanded I leave, with nothing but what I can carry, to go to a refugee camp, how would I feel?
I am resentful just thinking about it. Moo
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They had worked with them before. This mentions one of the “journalists”I don't know that the 'journalists' were actually 'employed' by these agencies and were not out there as 'freelancers' on 7 October ... and then contacted the agencies 'as freeleancers' to offer up their footage etc after the attacks had already begun.
Begs the question though of just how the agencies vet their 'freelancers' to ensure their impartiality (as journalists are supposed to be) and publication of their stories/photos/videos.
They published footage from the one including part of his videos, but conveniently left out the clip where he has a grenade in one hand and his camera filming in the other as they first rode towards a settlemement. Same 'gentleman's' telegram account is - prior to 7 October 2023 - rather benign but very pro-Hamas. 7 October he starts posting very, very early in the morning and first posted just after 6 am of one of the glider crews making their way over the technical fence out of Gaza and towards Israel proper before many of the fences were actually even 'cut'.
Those glider crews were amongst the first wave of attackers and are captured on video of the Nova party coming in before 0630hrs ---- many, many kilometers away.
I don't know how he pulled that off, so perhaps he was at the mosque praying with the Hamas fighters who were ordered to do so that morning ... as that was a sign that something significant was going to happen. To me, it's possible. Terrorists and Jihadists are known to get their last prayers in when their meeting with their maker is imminent. We know from those terrorists captured and interrogated by the Israelis that they were ordered to prayers that morning and word passed from/at those mosques after prayers to collect their weapons and where they were to gather at the fences for breaches.
Still doesn't explain the lack of vetting of freelancers nor how that clip of his with the grenade & camera seems to have been conveniently 'missed' - remember when journalists actually were impartial? Journalists are supposed to cover the story - not be part of it.
My .02cents worth.