A photo circulated, of painfully skinny child, as if it showed a starving child from Gaza, as if it portrayed the "famine" that Israel was causing on Gaza. Most of the press went along, it circulated and caused outrage until it was verified that the child suffered from a genetic disorder.
Quick "retractions" were issued. A lot of people kept believing the starving version.
Last week, the photographer won a prize. I saw a news program just saying "photographer that portrays the suffering in Gaza wins the big prize". And the skinny child photo was there. The news guys didn't say "like this starving child", but the picture was there.
How can I think it was not on purpose to make people think "see, the starving kid is real"...
How can I think the New York Times didn't publish a "opinion" piece - to which they have "no responsibility", because it's "opinion", saying that the Israeli forces trained dogs to rape people - yes, the guy said that, even though it is doubtful that something like that is even possible... - how can I think they didn't publish it one day before a big report on the rapes that Hamas commited on Israel, was published, just to "balance" things and not let the report have the effect it should have - people horrified by the proven rapes - proven by verified videos made by terrorist themselves.
"Silenced No More" is the name of the report. I shows the painful truth - that rape on October 7th was not an exception, but a modus operandi. It is unquestionable, as far as evidence is concerned.
Look for the report.
Now, my opinion:
Why the press does that? Well, as I say, there is a vision of the World that is challenged by Israel's need to defend themselves - a vision where shaking hands and promising more "investiments" is enough to "save the World", a vision where politicians are not required to take strong stands for civilizational values. The challenge is not desired. People prefer "business as usual"...
Hordes of men came on peaceful day, mercyless, cruel, laughing, killing and raping, and kidnaping, then torturing people.
Israel just had to eliminate the heads of Hamas, and I'm glad they did. Look for the report. Tell me if Hamas doesn't need to be dismantled.
Think what would you feel if it happened in your city. Sometimes a country has to go to war, as Israel did. It could not go unresponded.
Random killing and massive rape. It couldn't be solved by world leaders shaking hands, and promising investments.
It is horribly sad the Terrorists regimes use their own women and children as hostages - unprotected, put in danger - to slow Israel.
But the darkest day in Israel's History, one of the darkest days in the History of the World, could not go unresponded, because this darkness doesn't point to exception, it shows us what kind of forces are growing in parts of the World.
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