tweakabelle -> RE: The current middle eastern crisis is Israels fault... (7/27/2014 2:29:00 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Politesub53 http://www.unrwa.org/newsroom/press-releases/israel-channel-two-retracts-false-allegations-against-unrwa So another piece of Israeli propaganda debunked. Every time the pro-Israelis here make another of their extravagant self-promoting claims - be it about human shields or the Geneva Conventions or whatever - someone advances hard evidence to debunk the claim. Is there a single claim that has withstood critical scrutiny? I can't think of one. Indeed, rather than merely debunking the claims, it appears that it is far more likely that the Israelis themselves are guilty of the allegations they make about Palestinians rather than vice versa. There is no doubt that the IDF has on occasion used Palestinian children as human shields - IDF soldiers have been convicted of doing so by Israeli courts. Yet it appears that the myths, propaganda and lies advanced by Zionists are still taken seriously by some people. This may help explain why: "[..] former MSNBC contributor Rula Jebreal's appearances have been cancelled for her stating the obvious—that Israeli voices overwhelmingly outnumber those of Palestinians, including at MSNBC[....] [..]Jebreal isn’t the only TV journalist who’s been punished recently for questioning the party line on Israel and Gaza. After CNN correspondent Diana Magnay tweeted that a group of Israelis who cheered the shelling of Gaza and allegedly threatened her were “scum,” she was reassigned to Moscow (where she might be skating on other thin ice). Even more hair-trigger was NBC’s reaction in pulling highly respected reporter Ayman Mohyeldin from Gaza. NBC didn’t explain its action, but shortly beforehand, Mohyeldin had delivered an emotional report about four Palestinian boys killed by Israeli airstrikes while playing soccer on the beach in Gaza. Just minutes before, Mohyeldin had been kicking the ball around with them. After a huge social media backlash, an apparently contrite NBC returned him to Gaza". http://www.thenation.com/blog/180777/why-nice-network-msnbc-silencing-protest-over-pro-israeli-coverage Americans are being seriously failed by their media, which fails consistently to present balanced accounts of events in the conflict, or to present Palestinian voices while giving their Zionist counterparts generous air time. Americans deserve far better from their media.
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