De pro Israëlische informatie oorlog - Pagina 56

Eberhard Leclerc · 26 mei 2024, 17:20

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Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door Hoofdstraat

Dank aan HLN om duidelijk te tonen hoe je een bericht kunt verkrachten.

Kwestie van tijd dat er iemand gaat roepen dat HLN antisemitisch is.

Hoofdstraat · 26 mei 2024, 18:49

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Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door Eberhard Leclerc

Kwestie van tijd dat er iemand gaat roepen dat HLN antisemitisch is.

Nee hoor, de copy-paste reporting die we ondertussen gewoon zijn van onze media. Het oorspronkelijke bericht is van Reuters, werkelijk, dank u HLN om die leugens zo letterlijk over te nemen.

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle...ng-2024-05-26/

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CAIRO, May 26 (Reuters) - About 200 aid trucks, including four fuel trucks, are expected to enter Gaza on Sunday through the Kerem Shalom border crossing, Khaled Zayed, the head of the Egyptian Red Crescent Society in North Sinai, told Reuters.
Egyptian state-affiliated Al Qahera News TV shared video on social media site X of what it said were the aid trucks as they entered the crossing.
The Rafah border crossing, which was the main entry point into Gaza for humanitarian aid and commercial supplies, has been shut for almost three weeks, since Israel took control of the Palestinian side of the crossing as it stepped up its military offensive in the area on May 6.

Bach · 6 juni 2024, 16:51

"THE RISKS OF REPORTING THE ISRAEL-GAZA WAR INCLUDE ATTACKS, ARRESTS, THREATS AND CENSORSHIP

Journalists And Media Across The Region Have Faced A Hostile Environment That Has Made Reporting On The War Exceptionally Challenging.

In addition to documenting the growing tally of journalists killed and injured, research has found multiple kinds of incidents of journalists being targeted while carrying out their work in Israel and the two Palestinian territories, Gaza and the West Bank.

These include 44 arrests, as well as numerous assaults, threats, cyberattacks, and censorship. As of June 5th , records showed that 33 of these journalists were still under arrest.

Several journalists have also lost family members while covering the war.

On November 13th, eight family members of photojournalist Yasser Qudih were killed when their house in southern Gaza was struck by four missiles, according to Reuters news agency and The Guardian. The incident occurred five days after a November 8 report by HonestReporting—a group that monitors what it describes “ideological prejudice” in media coverage of Israel—raised questions about Qudih and three other Gaza-based photographers having prior knowledge of Hamas’ October 7th attack on Israel. Major media outlets, including Reuters, rejected the claims. HonestReporting subsequently withdrew the accusations, but its report prompted the Israeli prime minister’s office to tweet that the photographers were accomplices in “crimes against humanity” and Israeli war cabinet member Benny Gantz to say they should be treated as terrorists. Qudih survived the attack.

On October 25th, Wael Al Dahdouh, Al-Jazeera’s bureau chief for Gaza, lost his wife, son, daughter, and grandson when an Israel airstrike hit the Nuseirat refugee camp in the center of Gaza, according to a statement from Al-Jazeera and Politico. On January 7th, the Al-Jazeera bureau chief lost a fifth family member. His son, Hamza Al Dahdouh, a journalist and camera operator for Al-Jazeera, was killed along with a colleague while on their way back to the southern city of Rafah after filming the aftermath of an airstrike when their vehicle was struck by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), multiple news reports said.

In Gaza, the risks are acute. Israel responded to Hamas’ surprise attack with airstrikes and a ground assault into Gaza.

CPJ is investigating reports that more than 50 offices in Gaza were damaged, leaving many journalists with no safe place to do their jobs, as they also contend with extensive power and communications outages, food and water shortages, and sometimes have to flee with their families.

In both Gaza and Israel, journalists reporting on the war have indicated they lack personal protective equipment (PPE). CPJ has received multiple requests from freelance journalists seeking PPE, but delivering this equipment to journalists in the region is difficult. CPJ currently recommends journalists consult CPJ’s PPE guide to source their own equipment.

“Journalists in Gaza are facing exponential risk,” said Sherif Mansour, CPJ’s Middle East and North Africa program coordinator. “But their colleagues in the West Bank and Israel are also facing unprecedented threats, assaults, and intimidation to obstruct their vital work covering this conflict.”

Journalists from outlets including the BBC, Al-Jazeera, RT Arabic, and Al-Araby TV have reported obstructions to their reporting by the Israeli police, military, and others since the war began."

@Anani Muss

Extreem gevaarlijk over de Gaza etnische zuivering slash genocide te rapporteren. Het Nethanyanu regime heeft een oorlog aan de journalistiek verklaard. In de westerse main stream pers en meer en meer op de VS gecontroleerde sociale media controleren ze bijna volledig het narratief waardoor de dader van een misdaad zelfs als het slachtoffer gezien wordt door sommigen.

atmosphere · 7 juni 2024, 19:52

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Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door E. Gidius

https://opiniez.com/2024/05/18/media...kevancharante/

De Israelische lobby's wereldwijd draaien overuren omdat ze de acties van een evident misdadige regering proberen goed te praten.

Het mooiste voorbeeld is wel AIPAC in de VS die nu enorme bedragen uitgeeft aan het steunen van politici die campagne voeren in ruil voor onvoorwaardelijke steun aan Israel.

Wie rapporteert vanuit gaza draagt bij aan haat jegens Israel, dat zeer zeker want de berichtgeving toont nu eenmaal het misdadige karakter van die staat.
Vandaar ook dat ze zo veel moeite doen om journalistiek in Gaza onmogelijk te maken.

E. Gidius · 7 juni 2024, 21:45

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Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door Bach

Het Nethanyanu regime heeft een oorlog aan de journalistiek verklaard.

Het is oorlog. Wie samenspant met de vijand, is ook een vijand.

atmosphere · 9 juni 2024, 18:22

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Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door E. Gidius

Het is oorlog. Wie samenspant met de vijand, is ook een vijand.

Het heeft niks te maken met samenspannen , de realiteit weergeven is het gewoon.

6 juni 2024, 16:51	#1103
Bach Perm. Vertegenwoordiger VN Geregistreerd: 26 september 2017 Berichten: 14.705	"THE RISKS OF REPORTING THE ISRAEL-GAZA WAR INCLUDE ATTACKS, ARRESTS, THREATS AND CENSORSHIP Journalists And Media Across The Region Have Faced A Hostile Environment That Has Made Reporting On The War Exceptionally Challenging. In addition to documenting the growing tally of journalists killed and injured, research has found multiple kinds of incidents of journalists being targeted while carrying out their work in Israel and the two Palestinian territories, Gaza and the West Bank. These include 44 arrests, as well as numerous assaults, threats, cyberattacks, and censorship. As of June 5th , records showed that 33 of these journalists were still under arrest. Several journalists have also lost family members while covering the war. On November 13th, eight family members of photojournalist Yasser Qudih were killed when their house in southern Gaza was struck by four missiles, according to Reuters news agency and The Guardian. The incident occurred five days after a November 8 report by HonestReporting—a group that monitors what it describes “ideological prejudice” in media coverage of Israel—raised questions about Qudih and three other Gaza-based photographers having prior knowledge of Hamas’ October 7th attack on Israel. Major media outlets, including Reuters, rejected the claims. HonestReporting subsequently withdrew the accusations, but its report prompted the Israeli prime minister’s office to tweet that the photographers were accomplices in “crimes against humanity” and Israeli war cabinet member Benny Gantz to say they should be treated as terrorists. Qudih survived the attack. On October 25th, Wael Al Dahdouh, Al-Jazeera’s bureau chief for Gaza, lost his wife, son, daughter, and grandson when an Israel airstrike hit the Nuseirat refugee camp in the center of Gaza, according to a statement from Al-Jazeera and Politico. On January 7th, the Al-Jazeera bureau chief lost a fifth family member. His son, Hamza Al Dahdouh, a journalist and camera operator for Al-Jazeera, was killed along with a colleague while on their way back to the southern city of Rafah after filming the aftermath of an airstrike when their vehicle was struck by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), multiple news reports said. In Gaza, the risks are acute. Israel responded to Hamas’ surprise attack with airstrikes and a ground assault into Gaza. CPJ is investigating reports that more than 50 offices in Gaza were damaged, leaving many journalists with no safe place to do their jobs, as they also contend with extensive power and communications outages, food and water shortages, and sometimes have to flee with their families. In both Gaza and Israel, journalists reporting on the war have indicated they lack personal protective equipment (PPE). CPJ has received multiple requests from freelance journalists seeking PPE, but delivering this equipment to journalists in the region is difficult. CPJ currently recommends journalists consult CPJ’s PPE guide to source their own equipment. “Journalists in Gaza are facing exponential risk,” said Sherif Mansour, CPJ’s Middle East and North Africa program coordinator. “But their colleagues in the West Bank and Israel are also facing unprecedented threats, assaults, and intimidation to obstruct their vital work covering this conflict.” Journalists from outlets including the BBC, Al-Jazeera, RT Arabic, and Al-Araby TV have reported obstructions to their reporting by the Israeli police, military, and others since the war began." @Anani Muss Extreem gevaarlijk over de Gaza etnische zuivering slash genocide te rapporteren. Het Nethanyanu regime heeft een oorlog aan de journalistiek verklaard. In de westerse main stream pers en meer en meer op de VS gecontroleerde sociale media controleren ze bijna volledig het narratief waardoor de dader van een misdaad zelfs als het slachtoffer gezien wordt door sommigen. Laatst gewijzigd door Bach : 6 juni 2024 om 16:54.