Hamas-Affiliated Channels Accused of Fabricating Story About Jewish Settlers Poisoning Sheep
Translated & summarized from Abu Ali Express by baba
Hamas-affiliated media outlets, including Al-Quds Network, spread a fabricated story claiming Jewish settlers poisoned their sheep near Al-Mughayyir to blame Palestinian residents. The narrative was amplified by other Palestinian channels and adopted by Israeli figures like MK Ofer Cassif. The article dismisses the story as a fabrication and questions the actual events.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hamas-affiliated media spread a fabricated story about Jewish settlers poisoning sheep near Al-Mughayyir.
- The alleged motive was to falsely accuse Palestinian residents of the poisoning.
- The story was amplified by Palestinian channels and adopted by Israeli figures.
- MK Ofer Cassif shared the story, which reportedly drew hateful comments.
- The article asserts the story is a fabrication and questions the actual events.
Hamas-affiliated media channels, led by Al-Quds Network, published a fabricated story alleging that Jewish settlers near the Palestinian village of Al-Mughayyir, northeast of Ramallah, poisoned their own sheep. The alleged motive was to falsely accuse the village residents of the act. The report claimed the sheep were poisoned while grazing on Palestinian land in the eastern plains of Al-Mughayyir.
Following the initial publication, numerous Palestinian channels amplified and adopted the narrative. The story was subsequently picked up by additional Israeli figures, including Member of Knesset Ofer Cassif, who shared it on social media. Posts in Hebrew that disseminated this story reportedly received hundreds of hateful and inciting comments directed against Jewish settlers.
The article presents this narrative as a fabrication and implies that the true events differ from the reported allegations, posing a question to the reader about what actually happened.
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