Tariq Kenney-Shawa, Al-Shabaka’s U.S. policy fellow, said: “This is among the worst footage I’ve seen. Not only were these boys clearly unarmed and present no threat whatsoever, but they were struck multiple times even after stumbling/crawling away. There is no way they could have been considered combatants. This is unreal.”
Assal Rad, an author with a Ph.D. in Middle East history, said: “Have we ever seen so many war crimes take place right before our eyes? Any country still providing weapons and aid to Israel is complicit in these crimes.”
[Warning: the article contains a footage whose content may distress users.]
I sincerely wish news articles would stop linking to X posts, and instead just mirror the content, or something.
Yes, I don’t understand why people keep using this platforn.
It’s probably an overhead or creative licensing thing. But it sucks. And if you’re a day late to the article, it’s a gamble that the video hasn’t already been removed.
The same reason people keep using FB: it’s a dumpster fire if toxic waste and they like it that way
And Twitter posts as sources is always very sketchy…
It’s Al-Jazeera. Their logo is their in the video, and the Arabic is a newscaster talking.
The source is already gone so doesn’t really matter now
Hamas is using AI for their propaganda very often, so its not actually safe to say its real just because of a watermark and a voice…
can you substantiate this claim?
You must be thinking of Israel
Article said it’s a must see video, I went to the website and it linked to X.
Shame… I guess I won’t see it