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Planned BBC smear on UK Palestinians will rely on Israeli spy source

Palestine is Still the Issue • 1493 implied HN points • 10 Feb 24
🌍 World Politics Palestine Hamas
  1. The BBC is planning a program attacking British Palestinians based on information likely provided by Israeli spies.
  2. Past episodes of Panorama, led by John Ware, have faced criticism for relying on Israeli sources without presenting alternative viewpoints.
  3. Despite claims of new evidence, the upcoming program's allegations closely resemble already debunked Israeli narratives about Hamas and Palestinians.

Israel Accused Of Torturing UN Workers To Obtain False Testimony About UNRWA

Caitlin’s Newsletter • 1778 implied HN points • 09 Mar 24
🌍 World Politics Torture Israel UN Hamas Media
  1. UNRWA staff were reportedly tortured by Israeli forces to obtain false testimonies about the agency's ties with Hamas.
  2. The information ecosystem can sometimes prioritize certain narratives over others, with allegations against enemies receiving more attention than evidence against those in power.
  3. The media coverage around this incident highlights potential biases and disparities in how news is reported and prioritized.

The UN’s Terrorism Teachers

Common Sense with Bari Weiss • 1970 implied HN points • 29 Jan 24
🌍 World Politics Hamas Terrorism Israel Refugees
  1. UNRWA, the organization that molds young minds in Palestinian refugee camps, has been found entangled with Hamas terrorism.
  2. UNRWA teachers have been identified as promoting terrorism and celebrating violent acts against Jews.
  3. Several donor countries have suspended funding to UNRWA, signaling a growing concern over the agency's involvement with terrorism, leading to calls for the abolition of UNRWA.
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Mid-Week Updates

Pieter’s Newsletter • 139 implied HN points • 24 Jan 24
🌍 World Politics U.S. Israel Hamas Hostages Elections
  1. Trump's lead in the Republican race may not be as secure as it seems, as Haley's presence could split the GOP vote.
  2. Israel is facing dark times with internal political strife, failed military objectives, and lingering hostage situations.
  3. The families of hostages in Israel express frustration and desperation, feeling neglected and ignored by their government and international bodies.

On Certain Asymmetries

The Ruffian • 319 implied HN points • 21 Oct 23
🌍 World Politics Israel Hamas Conflict Symmetry Media
  1. Many commentators focus on Israel's strategy in the conflict, but few ask about Hamas' endgame, which involves the elimination of Jews.
  2. The Israel-Hamas conflict showcases different objectives, with Israel aiming to secure its borders while Hamas seeks to destroy Israel completely.
  3. There is an asymmetry in the way Western leftists address the conflict, often failing to condemn Hamas's actions and aims explicitly, which is necessary for credible criticism of Israel's actions.

THE LABYRINTH WAR

Seymour Hersh • 58 implied HN points • 01 Nov 23
🌍 World Politics Israel Hamas Military conflict
  1. Israeli forces are engaged in a comprehensive war against Hamas in Gaza City, involving air, ground, and underground operations.
  2. The death toll from the conflict includes thousands of residents of Gaza, Israeli military personnel, and Americans, with many still missing.
  3. The Israeli Defense Force is intensifying its ground operations by sending tanks into Gaza City to target Hamas's defensive perimeter and central bunkers.

Israel and Hamas—through a builder’s lens

Building the Builders • 4 implied HN points • 24 Oct 23
🌍 World Politics Israel Hamas Conflict Philosophy Foreign Policy
  1. The author delves into the complex relationship between Israel, Gaza, and personal connections to the conflict.
  2. A podcast conversation with a philosopher and a foreign policy analyst centers around constructive conclusions about the situation in Israel and Gaza.
  3. The author highlights personal connections to Israel, the impact of their products on her life, and the country's significance as a beacon of civilization.