The “prison” that Israel has for Palestinians is more like a concentration camp as the people arrested and taken there are stripped and put into grey jumpsuits, hands tied with zip ties so tight that some of the people have developed wounds from them and allegedly one person had to have an amputation because of the zip ties. They are forced to sit on thin mattresses in uncomfortable stress positions for hours even if they have been cleared for having no affiliations with Hamas.
Dr.Mohammed Al-Ran was held in this “prison” for 44 days even after he was cleared for having no ties to Hamas during his first week, after he was given the role known as Shawish “supervisor”. People given this role are normally prisoners who have been cleared of suspected links to Hamas after interrogation and are now made to be a kind of intermediary between the guards and prisoners.
Please if you have the time please read this article and share it around. Hold Israel accountable for their abuse of innocent Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank, don’t let them get away with this. There is absolutely no reason to hold someone prisoner once they have been cleared let alone abuse them.
Israel mistook three hostages for Palestinian civilians and killed them.
Israel killed 20,000 civilians and counting. I wonder how many Palestinians of these 20,000 killed will make it on the front page of CNN, or any news outlet for that matter.
This is one I missed earlier, it's from 19:10pm GMT on the 9th of November 2023, so almost 2 hours ago
This is DEEPLY fucking concerning. It also explains the earlier report about Reuters denying they had prior knowledge too. I can see them using this as 'justifiable cause' for targeting journalists.
In the way they claim Hamas is in every mosque, ambulance, portaloo, I'm waiting for them to start saying the journalists they murder were ones who recorded footage from the 7th.
Dr. Deborah Harrington recently spent 2 weeks in a Gaza hospital. “I feel ashamed and shocked that we're doing this to fellow humans," she told @camanpour
There are approximately 50,000 pregnant women in Gaza, and the suffering they're enduring is beyond words. Due to the blockade on Gaza, 50% are anemic and that was before this war.
This means the majority of these mothers are vulnerable to complications.
Genocide convention reads:
any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnic, racial or religious group, as such:
(d) Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group.
David Zaslav, the CEO of Warner Bros. Discovery, the parent company of the network I’m talking to you on right now, was paid $250 million last year, a quarter of a billion dollars. That’s about the same level as what 10,000 writers are asking him to pay all of us collectively, alright. So I would say if you’re being paid $250 million—these companies are making enormous amounts of money. Their profits are going up. It’s ridiculous for them to plead poverty.
CNN is facing a backlash from its own staff over editorial policies they say have led to a regurgitation of Israeli propaganda and the censoring of Palestinian perspectives in the network’s coverage of the war in Gaza.
Journalists in CNN newsrooms in the US and overseas say broadcasts have been skewed by management edicts and a story-approval process that has resulted in highly partial coverage of the Hamas massacre on 7 October and Israel’s retaliatory attack on Gaza.“
The majority of news since the war began, regardless of how accurate the initial reporting, has been skewed by a systemic and institutional bias within the network toward Israel,” said one CNN staffer. “Ultimately, CNN’s coverage of the Israel-Gaza war amounts to journalistic malpractice.”