Israel-Hamas-Gaza 2023
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I'm glad to see the work of fakenukesphil showing up in the search, but bewildered as to why there are not OTHER researchers showing up.
Phil must be one of the very few that is digging into Gaza fakery.
Phil must be one of the very few that is digging into Gaza fakery.
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CT scans and photos of children "shot through the head"
65 Doctors, Nurses and Paramedics: What We Saw in Gaza
I worked as a trauma surgeon in Gaza from March 25 to April 8. I’ve volunteered in Ukraine and Haiti, and I grew up in Flint, Mich. I’ve seen violence and worked in conflict zones. But of the many things that stood out about working in a hospital in Gaza, one got to me: Nearly every day I was there, I saw a new young child who had been shot in the head or the chest, virtually all of whom went on to die. Thirteen in total.
At the time, I assumed this had to be the work of a particularly sadistic soldier located nearby. But after returning home, I met an emergency medicine physician who had worked in a different hospital in Gaza two months before me. “I couldn’t believe the number of kids I saw shot in the head,” I told him. To my surprise, he responded: “Yeah, me, too. Every single day.”
An enormous amount of information about the extent of the devastation in Gaza has been gleaned from satellite data, humanitarian organizations and Gaza’s Ministry of Health. However, Israel does not allow journalists or human rights investigators into Gaza outside of a very small number of embedded reporting trips with the Israeli military, and stories from Palestinian journalists in Gaza have not been read widely enough, despite the incredible risks they take in reporting there.
These photographs of X-rays were provided by Dr. Mimi Syed, who worked in Khan Younis from Aug. 8 to Sept. 5. She said: “I had multiple pediatric patients, mostly under the age of 12, who were shot in the head or the left side of the chest. Usually, these were single shots. The patients came in either dead or critical, and died shortly after arriving.” Dr. Mimi Syed
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/202 ... views.html
/quote] =========================NYT Says Photos of Children Killed by Israel in Gaza 'Too Horrific for Publication'
The New York Times' opinion editor rejected baseless claims that it published fabricated images in an essay highlighting U.S. healthcare workers' experiences in the Gaza Strip./quote]
https://www.commondreams.org/news/us-doctors-gaza
========================NYT rebuts pro-Israeli denial of scans showing Gaza children shot in head by soldiers
The New York Times has issued a statement on an article detailing the experiences of doctors in Gaza, after pro-Israel voices spread theories on social media.
The images shared by Syed became the subject of speculation among pro-Israel activists, including anonymous online accounts claiming expertise on the issue.
"The only problem with this is the 'evidence' provided by those same 'experts' appears, according to analysis from numerous ballistics experts, radiologists, trauma nurses, medics, and more, to be digitally altered or completely falsified," wrote Israeli-American activist Emily Schrader on X.
Schrader previously shared posts on the "Pallywood" myth — a pro-Israel conspiracy theory which accuses Palestinians of faking atrocities to garner international sympathy for their cause.
Colonel Richard Kemp, a British commander who heads the UK Friends of the Association for the Wellbeing of Israel's Soldiers, weighed in to simultaneously dismiss the scans and provide possible explanations for why children may have been shot by Israeli soldiers.
"Nothing here is proof of war crimes by the @IDF. This x-ray, which looks suspicious anyway, certainly doesn’t prove it. Who is to say the headshots were not Hamas fire, either deliberately or unintentionally aimed at their own children?" Kemp posted on X, adding that the children may also have been caught in the crossfire.
"Children can and have carried out terrorist acts for Hamas and therefore can be legitimate targets, no matter how tragic that is, including for the soldiers who are forced to deal with them."
https://www.newarab.com/news/nyt-rebuts ... head/quote]
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Palestinian American Medical Association
AMA has launched the "Strengthening Resilience" initiative in partnership with the Ministry of Health (Gaza) and the World Health Organization. Starting August 15, our first deployment of psychiatrists, Dr. Deborah Weidner and Dr. Wael Momani, have been on the ground providing critical support. This vital program is specifically designed to address the urgent mental health and well-being needs of frontline medical staff at Al Nasser Medical Complex. Hear from Dr. Deborah Weidner about her experience providing essential mental health services.
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It's all about the "mental health crisis".
The doctors, nurses and medical techs desperately NEED this kind of psychiatric care.
And especially the poor, suffering CHILDREN.
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Pallets of CASH make it all possible
Former Israeli ambassador to the United States, Danny Ayalon, said 'millions' were allowed to go to Hamas in suitcases.
https://news.sky.com/video/benjamin-net ... s-13228028
Not food or ghas or medical supplies: But CASH.
It's called money laundering, bribery, extortion, fraud and corruption.
And it's the same pattern we observed in both Afghanistan, Iraq and Iran:
Delivery of raw cash. Movies must be paid for.
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Re: Pallets of CASH make it all possible
Ofcourse, there is no war, it's theater.SaiGirl wrote: ↑Fri Oct 18, 2024 9:41 am cash3.jpgcash2.jpgcash1.jpegBenjamin Netanyahu 'allowed millions of dollars to go to Hamas in cash', former Israeli ambassador says
Former Israeli ambassador to the United States, Danny Ayalon, said 'millions' were allowed to go to Hamas in suitcases.
https://news.sky.com/video/benjamin-net ... s-13228028
Not food or ghas or medical supplies: But CASH.
It's called money laundering, bribery, extortion, fraud and corruption.
And it's the same pattern we observed in both Afghanistan, Iraq and Iran:
Delivery of raw cash. Movies must be paid for.
The mall is open in Gaza:
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Capit ... a,75y,90t/
Here you can stroll, and flash and buy some new sneakers.
Or have a stay at the grand palace hotel:
https://grandpalace.ps/
A beautiful spot at the sea.
Why is the International criminal court not going after war crimes if thousands are killed?
https://www.icc-cpi.int/cases?page=1
Yes, it's probably a corrupt organisation. But also nothing is happening, hard to do as a prosecutor to make a case.
They go after guys in Congo that allegedly raped and killed someone.
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Staging the next episode: Another false flag psyop?
So the deployment of available targets for "terrorist attack" or "superpower surprise" would naturally alarm them.
Fast forward to 20:00
Remember this? I sure do.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Cole_bombing
Rules of engagement
USS Cole bombing is located in YemenUSS Cole bombing
Approximate location of bombing, Aden Harbor, Yemen
The destroyer's rules of engagement, as approved by the Pentagon, forbade guards to fire upon the small boat (which was not known to be loaded with explosives) without permission from Cole's captain or another officer.[48]
Petty Officer John Washak said that right after the blast, a senior chief petty officer ordered him to turn an M-60 machine gun on Cole's fantail away from a second small boat approaching. "With blood still on my face", he said, he was told: "That's the rules of engagement: no shooting unless we're shot at." He added, "In the military, it's like we're trained to hesitate now. If somebody had seen something wrong and shot, he probably would have been court-martialed." Petty Officer Jennifer Kudrick said that if the sentries had fired on the suicide craft, "we would have gotten in more trouble for shooting two foreigners than losing seventeen American sailors.
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Massive new US embassy complex in Lebanon
Impressive? Expensive? Big plans for the future?
https://edition.cnn.com/2023/05/12/midd ... index.html
https://edition.cnn.com/2023/05/12/midd ... index.html
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UK Column promotes rubber babies and more
From about 16m 50s
https://www.ukcolumn.org/video/health-c ... ed-in-gaza
A second-hand presentation with slides to a very small audience in NY on November 1 2024 given by Dr Mark Perlmutter who allegedly had taken the images in Gaza.
https://www.ukcolumn.org/video/health-c ... ed-in-gaza
A second-hand presentation with slides to a very small audience in NY on November 1 2024 given by Dr Mark Perlmutter who allegedly had taken the images in Gaza.
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Gaza's population grows astronomically .... at "war"
So a "war zone" boasts a significant increase in population.
"War" must be good for making babies or attracting immigrants.
"War" must be good for making babies or attracting immigrants.