IDF Reveals 170 Gazans Presented as Journalists Were Terrorists
Translated & summarized from Davar by baba
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- IDF claims 170 Gazans presented as journalists were terrorists.
- Evidence includes interviews, visuals, and documents from terror groups.
- IDF states it does not intentionally target journalists.
- International media had accused Israel of targeting journalists.
- A dedicated IDF website details the 170 individuals.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced Thursday that 170 individuals in Gaza, who were killed during the war and presented by media as journalists, were in fact operatives for terror organizations, primarily Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ). The IDF released interviews, visuals, and documents obtained from terror groups and found on the battlefield, which they claim prove the organizational affiliation and roles of these individuals within the terror factions.
International media outlets have repeatedly accused Israel and the IDF of intentionally targeting journalists, often without presenting verified evidence. The IDF stated that in some instances, terror organizations themselves acknowledged these individuals as combatants within their ranks and provided them protection.
The newly revealed information, according to the IDF, highlights the discrepancy between the global narrative and the reality on the ground. It provides further conclusive evidence that the IDF does not systematically target journalists but rather terror operatives, in accordance with international law.
To support these claims, the IDF has launched a dedicated website detailing the names, photographs, organizational affiliations, roles, and available evidence concerning the 170 individuals identified as terrorists.
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