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IDF Releases Data on Ten Gaza "Journalists" Identified as Terror Operatives

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IDF Launches Website Detailing Hamas, Islamic Jihad Operatives Posing as Journalists

Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba

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Hebrew · 21 newsrooms covering

Originalצה"ל: הקמנו אתר שירכז את שמותיהם של אנשי חמאס וג'יהאד שנהרגו והוצגו כעיתונאים

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • IDF website lists Gazans killed, claimed to be terror operatives posing as journalists.
  • Some individuals allegedly participated in the October 7th attacks.
  • The IDF will provide intelligence and evidence on its website.
  • A press freedom group removed some names due to terror ties.
IDF Launches Website Detailing Hamas, Islamic Jihad Operatives Posing as Journalists
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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced Thursday the establishment of a website to list Gazans killed in the war who the military claims were operatives in Hamas and Islamic Jihad's military wings, despite being presented as journalists. The IDF has initially uploaded the identities of ten individuals, stating that some participated in the October 7th attacks. The military plans to add more names to the site, along with intelligence information, documents, photos, and evidence supporting its claims about the deceased individuals' alleged roles.

According to the IDF, some of those killed were involved in the October 7th attack. The Committee to Protect Journalists, which previously stated Israel had killed more journalists than any other country in the past two years, has removed 19 Palestinians from its list of casualties due to their alleged ties to terror organizations.

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