Wat velen onder ons die hier op X (of via selecte Telegram-kanalen) al lang wisten...
3 jaar later en nog steeds komen "onze" journalisten niet verder dan "laat dan onafhankelijke journalisten binnen in Gaza" terwijl er zoveel materiaal was om een eerlijkere, plausibelere en minder polariserende (en dus meer oplossingsgerichte) narratief te presenteren.
Good morning from Berlin; I could really do with more followers, as I believe my research is important in shedding some light on the one-sided reporting of the last three years. These are not just ordinary articles; they are, above all, reports on my research. These reports correct some of the lies being spread about Israel and reveal what actually happened – and is still happening – in Gaza. My reports are based almost exclusively on material that Hamas supporters themselves published in the days following 7 October, but which they quickly and thoroughly deleted shortly afterwards. Please help by sharing these articles, as none of the mainstream media are publishing my research. Many thanks
Wolfgang Tietze, journalist
wolfgangtietze.de/al-shifa-e…
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To cover up burning servers and lost ground, Moscow invents heroes. A Russian soldier was shown catching a suicide drone bare-handed, flipping off the camera, and tossing it out a window. Bloggers checked telemetry: it took 4 takes, and the operator sat 5 feet away. 3/
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Leo Pearlman, CEO of TV giant @Fulwellent, tells The Media Show on @BBCRadio4:
“The BBC make a huge deal of adding to every news script from Gaza by saying that Israel doesn’t allow independent access for journalists. What it never says - and maybe should start doing - is that no journalist can operate freely in Gaza under Hamas control.”
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Chess icon Garry Kasparov explains to Destiny how Hasan could help bring us a more effective Donald Trump
Also brings up potential instructions and/or payments for Piker and Tucker Carlson via foreign countries
"If you think that you can just call revolution, and you follow Hasan Piker, you are helping Donald Trump..not this Donald Trump, another one that will come, much more effective..who will not be as easily exposed as this one"
"Tucker Carlson, Hasan Piker receive instructions or ideological motivation from the same..maybe even in payments, we don't know”
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The number of friendly fire deaths (not all of which were even Hannibal deaths) on Oct 7th is not "completely unanswered", in fact it's actually largely answered. It's just not nearly as high as a vile ghoul like yourself would like it to be, @mehdirhasan @zeteo_news.
But for those interested, here's the breakdown:
Assessed as reasonable, likely, or highly likely (3): Efrat Katz, Dikla Arava, and Tomer Eliaz-Arava.
Contested, but quite plausibly friendly fire (13): Pessi Cohen, Hanna Siton/Sitton, Yitzhak Siton, Tal Siton, Tal Katz, Ayala Hetzroni, Liel Hetzroni, Yanai/Yannai Hetzroni, Ze'ev Haker/Hacker, Zehava Haker, Adi Dagan, Hava/Chava Ben-Ami, and Suheib/Suhaib Abu Amer.
Not contested but accidental/misidentification (3): Ofek Atun, Adi Ohana, and Ran Posloshny.
Accidental/misidentification on Oct 8th (2): Niv Aivas, Tom Godo.
Not contested, accidental, not Israeli (1) A Thai worker, unidentified.
That's an upper limit of 19 Israelis on Oct 7th, 21 Israelis on Oct 7-8th, and 22 people total as friendly fire deaths on Oct 7-8th. This is an extremely small percentage of deaths ~2% (as an upper bound if all listed Be'eri deaths are counted as friendly fire, meaning no hostages were killed by Hamas beforehand), with the rest of the deaths ~98% being killed by Hamas/PIJ/other terrorists factions/and Gazan civilians participating in hostilities.
It would be nice if Western media gave a damn about the Israelis killed *by Israel* on October 7th. They may not - but we here at Zeteo do. Watch @mehdirhasan take you through that day, explaining the secretive 'Hannibal Directive' and how it was deployed by the Israeli military
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GeoConfirmed conflictmap 7OCT23.
Exactly three years ago, our volunteers were confronted with emerging information and the first footage coming out of Israel and the border with Gaza. Although it took Western media more than a week to grasp the full scale of what happened on 7 October, our volunteers quickly realised that something horrific was unfolding.
While Israel initially provided very little communication about the attacks, Hamas propaganda was operating at full capacity. Many Western audiences encountered the conflict only when the IDF began bombing Gaza, without fully understanding why. This highlights a crucial lesson governments should draw from the conflict: do not allow your adversary to dominate the information environment.
While accounts such as Syrian Girl, WarMonitor (Suspended by X in May 2024), along with many others, downplayed Hamas’s role and focused, sometimes through the spread of disinformation, on the IDF, it became increasingly clear to our volunteers what had happened: This was the deadliest terrorist attack in Israel’s history.
For this reason, we created a dedicated map of the 7 October attacks, compiling all the geolocated footage we could find: geoconfirmed.org/map/7oct
Even today, media outlets often refer to it simply as a “Hamas attack,” but it was far larger than Hamas alone. We identified several militant groups, most of which are designated as terrorist organisations by the European Union. The groups involved included the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, Hamas’s military wing; the Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades; the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP); the Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades; the Al-Quds Brigades, the military wing of Palestinian Islamic Jihad; the Palestinian Mujahideen Movement; the Mujahideen Brigades; Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ); and others.
GeoConfirmed’s footage made clear that these groups operated in their own designated areas. Journalists who attribute the attacks solely to Hamas do not tell the full story.
Our team has analysed more than 100,000 videos and other pieces of footage from various conflicts, and some of the most disturbing material we have encountered was recorded during the 7 October attacks.
Below is only a small fraction of that footage.
More footage is available on our website.
THIS FOOTAGE IS NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART. However, we believe it is our responsibility to show the context in which Israel’s response took place.
If you notice footage that has not yet been geolocated, or if you have seen footage that is not yet included on the map, please do not hesitate to let us know.
This post is not, in any way, an endorsement of how the IDF responded to the attack.
As lead volunteer Admin of the GeoConfirmed Project I would like to thank all the volunteers involved once again for their hard work and dedication.
THANK YOU!
More information: geoconfirmed.org/map/7oct
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Voici les images de l’agression subie par le Professeur @DamienERNST1, en plein cours, à l’@UniversiteLiege.
Cette attaque contre la liberté académique est revendiquée par la même mouvance #antifa liégeoise qui s’en était déjà pris à @GLBouchez l’année passée.
La gauche a le monopole de la violence politique.
Soutien total à @DamienERNST1 agressé en plein cours à l'Uliège. La violence physique n'a jamais droit de citer. Des trolls et des haineux sont responsables de ce climat de violence qui monte. Ils attaquent un académique qui est reconnu partout.
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Every sentient journalist here knows these are the sources of "news" in Gaza, and have been since the Hamas takeover 19 years ago. This is obviously a major story, but Western editors can't cover it honestly because they've all played ball and are thus implicated themselves.
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BOMBSHELL: Motaz Azaiza admits he filmed Israeli hostages being beaten in the streets of Gaza on October 7, and deliberately never published it, to protect the identities of the people beating them.
He did post other October 7 footage that day, celebrating the attack. He quietly deleted it later.
Azaiza is an influential "photojournalist" from Ghazza. TIME named him to the TIME 100. He was nominated for the 2024 Nobel Peace Prize. CNN, the Guardian and Sky all interviewed him.
Ms. Rachel Griffin-Accurso, who has 16 million subscribers, made a video for preschoolers introducing "my friend Motaz." She deleted it later.
Two weeks ago, he did a 3 hour and 38 minute interview in Arabic.
He made a number of EXTRAORDINARY admissions.
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Larnier's 1:19-3:18 comments for sure are a valuable addition to any contemporary AI-discussion: "for some top-tier AI-lab'rs it's not a tool, it's pseudo-religion".
Not sure I'm going to agree with his vibes all the way down but definitely worth checking him out some more.
At the Bernie-Bannon AI hysteria conference, they allowed a heretical voice on stage—who happens to be one of the smartest & most accomplished technologists on Earth.
Jaron Lanier explained the origins of the problem—Minsky et al. anthropomorphizing AI because it sold well.
The problem begins with calling it artificial *intelligence* far before you could plausibly argue that it was.
Jaron calmly explains how the industry is now essentially a religion focused on building a machine god instead of tools for humans.
For example, he says “agents” used to mean agents of humans—but now the industry switched it to “agentic AI” which makes loops of prompts sound like they have motivation or sentience.
This is really worth watching. Jaron is a legitimate genius.
Hezbollah releases a statement declaring, without evidence, that Israeli security service Mossad engineered Tuesday’s attacks.
The group falsely claims that Jews disproportionately survived the attacks and were told not to come to work.
In fact, Jews disproportionately died in the attacks. Jews comprise 2.4% of the U.S. population and about 15% of those who died in the attack were Jewish.
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Motaz admitted to much more than that during the interview, including how he thought October 7th was a great day, how he got "goosebumps" at the images of Israelis getting slaughtered, that he was on his way to invade Israel with his neighbor's son, but didn't because he “got distracted” by a Hamas jeep carrying hostages.
He also told how didn't take part in brutalizing the hostages because "he was afraid of Israel" getting an image of him, not because he didn't want to. He also revealed that he recorded footage of Gazans brutalizing the hostages but never released it because he didn't want to put those taking part in danger.
@MEMRIReports could you make clips of those parts too?
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Motaz Azaiza, a Gazan journalist evacuated during the war and someone who has personally attacked me, is finally saying the blunt truth. Gaza‑based “journalists,” whether tied to Al Jazeera, Hamas, foreign outlets, or social media, systematically self‑censored and hid anti‑Hamas sentiments inside the Strip. Their mission was to maintain a narrative centered solely on Israel and to erase any dissent, criticism of Hamas, or diversity in Palestinian views. Azaiza describes how he struggled with supposed “journalists” who shut off their cameras whenever Gazans condemned Hamas or tried to hold it responsible for the catastrophe it brought upon them, from October 7 to the ruinous “resistance” mythology that followed.
So to anyone repeating the line that Gaza had “more journalists killed than WWII and Vietnam combined,” think carefully about who and what you are calling a journalist in territory fully controlled by a violent extremist organization responsible for severe harm and repression. This does not deny that Israel’s offensive killed or injured real journalists. But it does expose how tightly Hamas has curated and policed the narrative for three years since October 7.
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Did the building in Gaza actually collapse, killing dozens, because of tunnelling beneath it??
A Hamas oppositioner in Gaza says the building did not collapse as the result of previously being bombed, but because of the collapse of a tunnel being renovated beneath it.
He says:
"Here is a piece of information that is 100% accurate...
The building that collapsed at dawn yesterday—killing 30 people—did not fall because of old bombing damage; from an engineering standpoint, the columns and roof were intact, but the walls had collapsed.
It collapsed because of those scumbags who were renovating their tunnels—including one running beneath the building—and the tunnel roof caved in on them. I hope they got crushed inside that tunnel.
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For the record, this tunnel was targeted during the 2021 war, when that piece of filth Jamal Al-Zebda was assassinated inside it.
May God curse your very bones, Sinwar."
Telegram timestamp: 17 Sep '26, 03:08
#TheGazaYouDontSee
Link in 1st response
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The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense was well informed of this threat over 18 months ago and they refused to act in a timely manner to get cheaper air to air PSU jets and ducted electric fan drone interceptors.
Now it's behind the power curve of Russian production thanks to Chinese jet engine production.
Worse, so is the rest of the West, especially Taiwan and the USA.
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I envy the director who called his own country's army something worse than any enemy ever called it, and then drove home.
I envy that he signed his name to it.
I envy that his face is on the poster.
I envy that the state's revenge was a press release.
I envy that the ministers who despise him can only threaten his funding.
I envy that his worst punishment is being hated loudly by people with keyboards.
I envy that Iranian propaganda spends millions and never reaches the accusation he made himself, unpaid, on camera.
I envy that he will be invited to debate his critics on television.
I envy that his critics want to argue with him at all.
I envy that his mother watched the ceremony from her living room.
I envy that his mother has a living room.
I envy him because forty minutes past the last checkpoint, outside his country and outside his law, the review arrives at night, on motorcycles.
I envy him because out there, men take you out in your underwear so the street remembers it.
I envy him because an hour from his editing room, but under a different flag, a film like that ends on a rooftop, with the director going over the edge.
I envy him because in that place, the director own people will drag the body through the market, so the next director understands the notes.
I envy him because 50 kilometers from the theater that screened his film, and past the border of everything he is accused of, they shoot the knees first, so the neighborhood hears the whole verdict.
I envy him because there, the sentence includes your brothers.
I envy him because there, the sentence includes the house your father built.
I envy him because there, a rumor that you spoke to a foreign journalist is the entire trial.
I envy him because there, nobody cuts your budget, they cut you.
I envy that the distance between his applause and that rooftop is shorter than his commute, and that no one confuses the two jurisdictions.
I envy that he says all of it from inside the country he is accusing.
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1/ Everybody's shocked about the Revolut hack but Revolut doesn't want to collect your sensitive information and keep that festering liability on their computers for years. They're forced to do it.
Who actually does want your sensitive information to be collected, stored and shared, over and over again? For starters, the people on this list.
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‼️ BREAKING: The threat actors who targeted Revolut with information-demand emails are now posting sensitive customer data, including that of high-profile clients such as tennis player Shevchenko and Römer, CEO of Gamdom/Skinscom.
They want Revolut to pay up. They say they'll release more messages, data and insights into how the Revolut team operates.
They're accusing Revolut of handing over sensitive information to countries outside its jurisdiction.
They accuse the company of negligence around privacy and the exposure of sensitive information.
