Angelina Jolie Highlights Gaza Destruction, Omits Israeli Role
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Actress Angelina Jolie posted satellite images on Instagram showing destruction in Gaza and called for humanitarian aid, but did not mention Israel. The post omitted details about aid volume and Hamas's alleged profiteering, as well as the issue of smuggling weapons into Gaza.
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- Angelina Jolie posted about Gaza destruction, omitting Israel.
- Her post used satellite images comparing Rafah in 2022 and 2026.
- She called for humanitarian aid ahead of winter.
- The post did not address aid distribution or Hamas's alleged profiteering.
- Israel's COGAT stated aid exceeds needs and denied starvation claims.
- Smuggling of materials for weapons into Gaza was also not mentioned.
Hollywood actress Angelina Jolie has posted on Instagram, using Google Earth satellite images to illustrate the destruction in the Gaza Strip over several years of conflict. According to The National, Jolie shared a comparison of Rafah in 2022 and 2026, pointing out infrastructure damage and highlighting the need for humanitarian aid ahead of winter. Notably, her post did not mention Israel.
Jolie's post also did not address the actual volume of aid or Hamas's alleged profiteering from its distribution. Previously, the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT) released footage of unclaimed humanitarian aid in Gaza City, stating that food was accumulating in shelters and being sold cheaply in local markets. COGAT asserted that incoming aid significantly exceeds the population's needs and rejected claims of starvation, suggesting such reports serve Hamas's interests.
The article also points to the ongoing issue of smuggling, which Jolie did not mention. Israeli security forces have reported attempts to smuggle prohibited materials into Gaza disguised as humanitarian shipments. Inspectors discovered items like pure glycerin and machine oil, which could be used in weapons and explosives manufacturing.
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