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Trump slams London mayor Sadiq Khan on UK visit, calls him a "nasty person".
Trump slams London mayor Sadiq Khan on UK visit, calls him a "nasty person".
Trump Reignites Feud with London Mayor Sadiq Khan During Scotland Press Conference.
Trump Reignites Feud with London Mayor Sadiq Khan During Scotland Press Conference.
‘I saw something different’: IDF reservist refutes intl. claims of intentional starvation. He's betwen rounds of duty after completing more than 300 days of service since October 7.
In an exclusive interview he recounts what he saw during one of the most contested incidents of the war, challenging headlines that claimed Israeli soldiers opened fire on starving civilians.
Another IDF reservist who was present at the scene also spoke the account of the incident, including the sequence of events and the nature of the crowd that approached the distribution site.
Access to Gaza has been limited, and the foreign press has been unable to enter the area to tell the story accurately. Since the soldier gave this account, Israel’s Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT) has challenged Hamas’ claim of widespread starvation in Gaza with a statement on Thursday that “there is no famine in the Gaza Strip,” while acknowledging “there are issues of access to food” in certain “pockets” in Gaza.
Photos were circulated on social media showing 1,000 humanitarian aid trucks stalled outside the Gaza Strip. While the UN claims that Israel’s bureaucracy prevents distribution, Col. Abdullah Halabi of COGAT told Yahoo News, “The State of Israel allows the entry of humanitarian aid beyond the standards of international law, without restriction. As long as the international community makes an effort to bring in the aid, we will allow them to bring it in.”
The IDF announced that, in response to the humanitarian situation in Gaza, it will renew the airdrop of aid into the Gaza Strip. The effort will be coordinated by COGAT and the Israeli air force and will include seven aid pallets containing flour, sugar, and canned food provided by international organizations. In addition, the IDF said it will facilitate the movement of aid trucks within Gaza.
NYT admits famine photo hoax: Gaza child had ‘pre-existing health problems’.
The New York Times admitted Tuesday that an emaciated Palestinian child it featured on the the front page suffered from “pre-existing health problems” that it had presented, inaccurately, as the result of starvation.
There is an ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza — the result of poor food distribution, not low supply, as Hamas and armed gangs loot aid convoys. Hamas also refuses to release Israeli hostages and end the war.
'So the source of the pallywood photo (famine photo hoax, using a preconditioned sick child- advanced by NYT (7/25/25 to whitewash genocidal Hamas/UN preventing humsmane Israel aid) is Islamofascist dictator Erdogan's 'Anadolu', just like his 'TRT' or other Hamas mouthpiece by Qatar - via 'al jazeera' (Aj) / 'TheNewArab' and 'Middle East Eye' (MEE).'
'Notice how they posted this from their account with 40k followed instead of from
@nytimes which has over 50 million.'
* July 30 2025:<br>
100,000 aid trucks and counting: Israeli official reveals scope of massive Gaza relief effort.
Unacceptable.
Leaked BBC Memo Tells Staff to Blame Israel and GHF for Gaza Food Crisis.
A leaked BBC memo instructing staff to blame Israel and the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation for Gaza's food crisis has sparked outrage and accusations of bias, as critics question the broadcaster's commitment to impartiality and responsible journalism.
Gila Isaacson.
The internal BBC memo titled “Covering the food crisis in Gaza” has ignited a firestorm of controversy, with allegations that it directs staff to blame Israel and the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) for the region’s ongoing food shortages. The document, first reported by *The Spectator* on Monday, explicitly instructs journalists to frame the aid system as nonfunctional and attribute the humanitarian failure solely to Israel and GHF, while dismissing logistical data about aid deliveries as “irrelevant.”
The memo calls for omitting or downplaying Hamas’s role in obstructing or redirecting aid. This directive has raised serious questions about the BBC’s commitment to impartiality, a cornerstone of its public service mandate. Critics argue that the memo oversimplifies a complex situation, sidelining other contributing factors and undermining basic journalistic principles of impartiality and not presenting skewed data to push a false and harmful narrative.
GHF, established earlier in 2025 with support from the U.S. and Israel, has faced international scrutiny due to civilian deaths at chaotic aid sites and its militarized coordination zones. GHF is not a perfect solution. In fact, it was never meant to be the entire solution. But it has successfully provided millions of meals to Gazans, which the UN refused to do. It's also a known fact that the UN trucks were consistently hijacked by Hamas, who either steal the food, store it in their own warehouses for personal use or re-sell it at exorbitant prices.The UN went so far as to refuse to transport trucks filled with aids to hungry Gazans, which are sitting there rotting in the punishing July heat.
Hamas has been to blame for many of the deaths at GHF zones, including stabbing Gazans waiting for aid parcels to create panic and stampeding and even shooting them. However, the leaked memo’s focus on Israel and GHF, without adequate context, has been described as a distortion of reality.
The backlash has been swift. *The Spectator*’s article highlights the memo’s prescriptive nature, suggesting a top-down editorial diktat that discards impartiality. Social media reactions have labeled the BBC’s approach as part of an “anti-Israel crusade,” with some accusing the organization of catering to a narrative that ignores Hamas’s actions. The memo’s timing is particularly sensitive, coinciding with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s July 29, 2025, announcement to recognize Palestine at the UN, unless Israel takes peace-oriented steps, further intensifying the debate.
The incident occurs amidst rising antisemitism, with the Global Terrorism Index reporting a 28% increase in incidents in 2024, and the National Institute of Justice noting the radicalizing potential of online propaganda. Critics argue that such directives not only misinform the public but also contribute to a toxic environment, inciting further conflict and Jew hatred.
Israeli, Syrian officials to meet in Baku as US pushes deescalation in southern Syria.
Former hostage Emily Damari slams UK PM Starmer: 'Not promoting a solution—prolonging the conflict'.
Netanyahu: 'Any country that truly wants to help' should join Gaza aid airdrops.
Cli, IDF Arrests 16 suspected terrorists, including those suspected of throwing stones at Israeli citizens.
Arab Israeli activist Yoseph Haddad placed under house. arrest after shooting incident
Police say Haddad fired from his car during traffic dispute with motorcyclist; no injuries reported, and his firearm confiscated; authorities find no prior connection between two men and continue to investigate.
* July 31, 2025:<br>
Ambassador Leiter: NYT correction on Gaza boy ‘too little, too late’. Israel’s Ambassador to the US Yechiel Leiter rebukes the New York Times for falsely implying Israel starved a Gazan boy, warns of a “well-funded propaganda campaign” against Israel.
US official: Trump sees recognition of Palestinian state as reward to Hamas.
A White House official says President Trump will not support recognizing a Palestinian state, as he believes it would reward Hamas.
Canada, Australia, and others might join France and the UK in recognizing "Palestine" at the upcoming UN General Assembly in September.
'Israel Made a Huge Mistake - The West is Reapeating it. From Tel Aviv to Toronto, a dangerous illusion repeats itself: offering a state not out of hope, but out of fear.'
UK court allows militant racist 'Palestine Action' to challenge ban. The group faces accusations of violent extremism and antisemitic attacks.
SJP banned at UW-Madison after violating campus rules. The University of Wisconsin-Madison has suspended its Students for Justice in Palestine chapter until 2026, citing rule violations during a protest of an April event featuring former UN ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield.
NYT building vandalized after Gaza story correction issued. Anti-Israel individuals spray-painted the building hours after the paper amended a controversial report on a "starving" Gazan boy. The incident follows heightened criticism of the newspaper’s coverage of the Gaza conflict.
Sanders' resolution to halt Israel arms sales fails in Senate. US Senate rejects liberal-radical Sen. Sanders' bid to block arms sales to Israel, despite 12 senators reversing previous support. AIPAC applauds the vote, emphasizing support for Israel's security.
For the Redemption of Zion': Rare coin the Great Revolt discovered in Jerusalem.
Bronze coin minted by Jews in Jerusalem during final year before Second Temple's destruction in 70 CE discovered during excavations in the Jerusalem Archaeological Garden - Davidson Center.
Yet another sick child with a precondition, cynically used to promote pallyweid. This ‘starving’ Gazan in viral image has genetic disorder. COGAT debunks propaganda: Teen 'starved' in Gaza was treated in Israel for genetic illness. It reveals 14-year-old boy appearing in Hamas propaganda suffers genetic illness, received medical treatment in Israel in 2018.
"Once again, Hamas is using photos of sick children to push the 'starvation' narrative and blame Israel," COGAT posted. "But the truth tells a different story."
"#TheFacts: 14-year-old Abdul Qader al-Fayoumi was treated in Israel back in 2018 for a genetic disease. Abdul was one of the hundreds of Gazan children suffering from similar diseases that were treated in Israel prior to Hamas destroying the Erez Crossing on Oct. 7."
Witkoff meets Netanyahu after Hamas torpedoes ceasefire talks. The U.S. envoy is meeting Israeli officials to discuss the hostage crisis and plans to expand Gaza aid after failed truce negotiations with the terror group.
Post: 'How Hamas lies get laundered by the UN and media as truth.'
How misleading narratives, particularly regarding civilian deaths in Gaza, get amplified by the media and organizations like the UN, often due to misreporting and a lack of distinction between verified information and speculative conclusions.
1. The UN Report:
A recent report by the UN’s Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) stated that over 1,000 Palestinians had been killed since May, many while trying to access food at humanitarian aid sites. The UN spokesperson, Thameen al-Kheetan, was careful to state that the numbers were still being verified and did not explicitly blame Israel for these deaths. However, a UN News article, not an official statement, assumed Israel was responsible, which was then reported uncritically by the AP.
2. Media Distortion:
The report notes that the UN’s cautious wording, carefully avoiding assigning blame, was misrepresented by the UN News journalist, and this confusion was passed on by the AP. The text argues that while OCHA reports the numbers and sources, they refrain from directly blaming Israel, but the media editorialized by implicitly assuming Israeli responsibility.
3. Possible Explanations for Civilian Deaths: The text suggests that the deaths could have other explanations. For example, Haaretz reported that Israeli forces used non-lethal fire to control crowds at a food distribution point, which led to 48 deaths. However, the IDF claimed there were no fatalities from their fire and mentioned internal conflicts within the crowd. The text proposes that Hamas may have orchestrated violence within crowds to create chaos and discredit Israel, which is more plausible than suggesting the IDF intentionally killed civilians.
4. Media Bias and Propaganda:
The exposing article concludes by attributing the distortion of facts to a combination of ignorance, anti-Israel bias, and possibly antisemitism. The author suggests that a professional army, like the IDF, would not intentionally harm civilians without provocation, and the amplification of misleading information benefits Hamas by delegitimizing Israel and its aid efforts.
Overall, the piece critiques the media’s role in spreading narratives that lack verification and the failure to question potential propaganda from Hamas.
'Kill all Jews:' NYPD did not investigate brutal attack on Jews as hate crime.
The FBI is now investigating an attack at a kosher restaurant in Queens which left multiple Jewish victims hospitalized as a potential hate crime after the victims said the attackers shouted about killing Jews.
The incident occurred on July 20 at the Sezam restaurant. Bita Golbari, 51, told the Algemeiner that she and her husband were eating together with friends, including other Jewish couples, when two women entered the restaurant to join a group of men who were sitting nearby.
Court gives life sentence to Swede for killing of captured Jordanian pilot.
Osama Krayem found guilty of war crimes and terrorism in connection with Islamic State execution video.
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==Nasrallah - eliminated==