IDF Reveals 170 Gaza "Journalists" Were Terror Operatives
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- IDF identified 170 Gaza individuals as terrorists posing as journalists.
- Evidence includes documents and visuals from Gaza operations.
- The individuals were allegedly members of Hezbollah and Islamic Jihad.
- IDF states operations target terrorists, not journalists.
- A website details the alleged dual activities of the individuals.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has released the findings of a comprehensive investigation identifying 170 individuals from Gaza, previously presented as journalists and media workers, as active members of terrorist groups, primarily Hezbollah and Islamic Jihad. The military presented evidence, including documents and visual materials seized during ground operations in Gaza, to support its claims about the individuals' true roles within these organizations. The IDF stated that international media outlets have frequently accused Israel of deliberately targeting press workers without verified facts, while some terrorist groups have admitted fallen individuals were their fighters. The army emphasized that its operations are directed solely against terrorist infrastructure and operatives, in accordance with international law, and not against journalists as a profession. To make the information public, Israel has launched a dedicated website featuring the names, photographs, official roles within the groups, and declassified evidence of the dual activities of these 170 individuals.
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