As a note, I24 has flat out made shit up in the past when it comes to Palestine and Israel.
They cannot be trusted in this conflict.
If someone else picks it up (other than that heavy.com piece that just lazily links back to I24) then we can start believing this. Otherwise, treat this story as a probable lie.
Thanks for this - disinformation is rampant in recent conflicts
Not just recent. I have a foggy memory of this “baby killer” shit making headlines before Dubya got everyone into attack mode after September 11.
And… weren’t Jewish people accused of sacrificing babies back in medieval times?
“THEY KILLED THE BABIES!” is an ancient and effective rallying cry for war.
You can watch videos posted by Hamas themselves. There was a lot of rape and beheading, they're proud of it.
Have you even googled? It all over the news, there's Reuters for example
No mention of babies being killed in this article, much less any decapitations happening.
Israeli army tells Anadolu that they have no information confirming allegations that ‘Hamas beheaded babies’
https://twitter.com/anadoluagency/status/1711812910035407131?t=CZNFDo56htjK64S-gQfDGg&s=19
How barbaric can these people get?
cool story bro.
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