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===Tamara Qiblawi===
===Tamara Qiblawi===
"Palestinian" Lebanese<ref>Issue One - by Al-Hawiyya Newsletter. Dec 1, 2012<br><i> Tamara Qiblawi describes herself as a third-generation Lebanese of Palestinian origin</i></ref> bigoted Arab who worked for CNN since 2015 and had posted conspiracy theories (such as on Islamist terror attacks), was ordered, in 2023, to delete posts.<ref>Zvika Klein, [https://www.jpost.com/bds-threat/article-739348 CNN Qiblawi journalist urged to delete anti-Israel posts on social media], ''JPost'', April 16, 2023.<blockquote><small>
"Palestinian" Lebanese<ref>Issue One - by Al-Hawiyya Newsletter. Dec 1, 2012<br><i> Tamara Qiblawi describes herself as a third-generation Lebanese of Palestinian origin</i></ref> bigoted Arab Tamara Qiblawi, who worked for CNN since 2015 and had posted conspiracy theories (such as on Islamist terror attacks), was ordered, in 2023, to delete posts.<ref>Zvika Klein, [https://www.jpost.com/bds-threat/article-739348 CNN Qiblawi journalist urged to delete anti-Israel posts on social media], ''JPost'', April 16, 2023.<blockquote><small>
The CNN journalist in question is Tamara Qiblawi, a Georgetown-educated Lebanon native who has worked for CNN since 2015. [https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc20f51ca525b73bdd50e3a/e04660f4-806f-4bb9-9012-83fc7e080214/CNN_Journalist_Deletes_Anti_Israel_Posts?format=750w]
The CNN journalist in question is Tamara Qiblawi, a Georgetown-educated Lebanon native who has worked for CNN since 2015. [https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc20f51ca525b73bdd50e3a/e04660f4-806f-4bb9-9012-83fc7e080214/CNN_Journalist_Deletes_Anti_Israel_Posts?format=750w]
... HR cited a Facebook entry dated May 15, 2015, in which Qiblawi described the events surrounding Israel’s founding with the Palestinian term nakba, “catastrophe” in Arabic, a term Palestinians use to describe their experience in the 1948 War of Independence, while denouncing the creation of Israel a safe haven for Jews, “mak[ing] way for an ethnoreligious exclusive state.”
... HR cited a Facebook entry dated May 15, 2015, in which Qiblawi described the events surrounding Israel’s founding with the Palestinian term nakba, “catastrophe” in Arabic, a term Palestinians use to describe their experience in the 1948 War of Independence, while denouncing the creation of Israel a safe haven for Jews, “mak[ing] way for an ethnoreligious exclusive state.”