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- Reuters
- Twitter
- The kit matches that of Israeli special forces [MenchOsint], but Israel insists they lost no one; it's indeterminate
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- The times of Israel
- Twitter
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- The video from Israel's official Twitter account
- The Daily Mail's coverage
- The story is misleadingly presented and the translations wrong [Twitter]
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- The Times of Israel
- International Criminal Court
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Two sources from Twitter: Ryan Grim, History Speaks
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- CNN (Apr 18)
- Biden admin is quietly pressuring countries to vote against Palestinian statehood at the UN, according to diplomatic cables [The Intercept, Ken Klippenstein]
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- Google fires 28 employees for protesting Israel cloud deal in sit-in [CNN, David Atherton (Video)]
- BBC (Apr 18)
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- The Washington Post (Apr 16)
- Daily Mail (Apr 17)
- The New Yorker (Apr 15)
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- The attack was "nearly twice the scope" of the first: What we know about Iran's missile attack on IsraelBBC
- Middle East Observer
- Evan Hill (WaPo)
- Nick Schifrin (PBS)
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- Reuters (Oct 15)
- Israel booby-trapped Hezbollah walkie-talkies 9 yrs ago: Mossad's pager operation: Inside Israel’s penetration of HezbollahWaPo (Oct 5)
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- Coates is a lefty race-baiter but Israel's problems are plain to see
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ICJ orders:
- CBC (May 24)
- AP (Jan 26)
ICC rulings:
- The Times of Israel (May 20)
- International Criminal Court (May 20)
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International law was useful against Russia but it's now problematic with Israel.
- The Hill (May 24)
- The Hill (Apr 2023)
- Twitter (May 21)
The student protests have died down, most encampments have been broken upA heavy police response and endless accusations of anti-Semitism and congressional investigations have no doubt taken their toll
May 31
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Just a few stories on protests in the US:
- WaPo
- Twitter
- The Guardian (Apr 24)
- Video of riot police raiding the protest at University of Texas at Austin [Greg Price] and a journalist being thrown to the ground [Breaking911]
- Yale News (Apr 22)
Europe:
- Reuters
- DW
- Protests occurred at dozens of schools and even spread to Europe, briefly
- Hoaxes and misleading reporting were used to justify an unprecedented crackdown
- Netanyahu butt in at one point
- Contrary to the claims of those who justified the crackdown, the worst premediated violence came from the pro-Israel side
Iran's retaliatory attack overwhelmingly defeated, but there are caveats
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- The Intercept
- Sky News
- WSJ
- Jpost
- Reuters
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- Iran says it gave warning before attacking Israel, though the US denies it [Arab News, Jennifer Griffin (Fox News)]
- Half of the missiles Iran fired at Israel failed on launch or malfunctioned and crashed, reports sayYahoo
- Why does this site seem so critical of Israel?Because that's what's most needed. Israel and its supporters put out industrial amounts of propaganda and even mainstream media is generally deferential. This is the perspective the public is most missing and it's in our interests to hear it. There's also just so much to say and show people along these lines, and whatever needs to be said in defense of Israel is more than covered by existing sources.
- What's hasbara?It's a Hebrew word that's often translated as ‘explaining’ but widely seen as a euphemism for propaganda. Israel has one of the more extensive national PR operations in the world, supported by all sorts of organizations and countless volunteers.
- What's all this about anti-Semitism?In this context? It's a trick. It's just a cheap smear shamelessly applied against all critics of Israel. The charge is thrown around so frequently and so baselessly that most people likely already have some sense of it being, an exaggeration at least.
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