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Continued operations on Islamic Republic of Iran, proxies , May 4 2026+ Pt II (view source)
Revision as of 06:02, October 20, 2026
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Post asserts that prominent Arab and Muslim figures and organizations focus on accusing Israel with that [[Gaza GenoLIE]], while neglecting mass killings and persecution of millions of their Muslim "brethren" in [[Syria]], [[China]], [[Sudan]], [[Somalia]], [[Yemen]], [[Nigeria]], and [[Iran]] (- by its own government). It criticizes these groups for failing to condemn [[Hamas]]’s responsibility for civilian suffering in Gaza, including its military tactics and decisions. It names Naledi Pandor, Euro-Med, [[CAIR]], USCMO, the OIC, [[SJP]] Students for Justice in Palestine, []Qatar]]i linked and [[Turkey|Turkish]] media outlets, [[Zohran Mamdani]], [[Hasan Piker]], and [[Abdul El-Sayed]] as examples of individuals and organizations accused of promoting anti-Israel propaganda, excusing Hamas, promoting antisemitism, or at least hostility toward Israel. The text also criticizes their political associations, public statements, and treatment of Jewish people.
Post asserts that prominent Arab and Muslim figures and organizations focus on accusing Israel with that [[Gaza GenoLIE]], while neglecting mass killings and persecution of millions of their Muslim "brethren" in [[Syria]], [[China]], [[Sudan]], [[Somalia]], [[Yemen]], [[Nigeria]], and [[Iran]] (- by its own government). It criticizes these groups for failing to condemn [[Hamas]]’s responsibility for civilian suffering in Gaza, including its military tactics and decisions. It names Naledi Pandor, Euro-Med, [[CAIR]], USCMO, the OIC, [[SJP]] Students for Justice in Palestine, []Qatar]]i linked and [[Turkey|Turkish]] media outlets, [[Zohran Mamdani]], [[Hasan Piker]], and [[Abdul El-Sayed]] as examples of individuals and organizations accused of promoting anti-Israel propaganda, excusing Hamas, promoting antisemitism, or at least hostility toward Israel. The text also criticizes their political associations, public statements, and treatment of Jewish people.
Five NHS staff members, including three doctors, shared social media posts stating that Zionists control the world, calling Hamas terrorists “the resistance,” and saying Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu must die. The Campaign Against Antisemitism identified the staff in an investigation following its documentary on antisemitism in the NHS. One named staff member, registered midwife Fatimah Mohamied, enthusiastically responded to a post supporting Palestinian resistance after the October 7 attacks. She worked as a cultural safety champion at West Middlesex Hospital.