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Ten years after his deployment, a former UNTSO soldier shared his experience in Lebanon in an interview with Danish news outlet B.T. He claims that even though he and his colleagues "reported daily violations of Resolution 1701...nothing ever happened.” UNTSO (The UN Truce Supervision Organization) and UNIFIL’s job is to monitor compliance with UN Resolution 1701…so why are they categorically failing?

📰 Seven reasons why the NYTimes article fell apart On October 9, The New York Times published an essay accusing Israel of targeting Gazan children. However, emerging facts raise serious doubts about its claims. From inconsistencies in the medical images used, to the lead author parroting Hamas talking points, to the involvement of PAMA and its ties to Hamas, the neutrality of the testimonies as well as the evidence are highly questionable.

🚨 Update: Israel has banned UNRWA from operating within its borders and restricted its presence in Gaza and the West Bank. But why? Beyond the involvement of UNRWA employees in Hamas’ October 7 attacks, the organization is fundamentally corrupt and structurally rigged to conceal it. While UNRWA presents itself as a vital humanitarian aid provider for Palestinians, it enables Hamas to avoid responsibilities. By acting as the state in Gaza, Hamas is able to redirect resources towards terrorism instead of addressing the needs of Gazans. Monique Beadle from the Jerusalem Institute of Justice highlights the troubling reality of Hamas' infiltration of UNRWA: “You can’t get a job within UNRWA unless you are, at the very least, sympathetic to Hamas.”

🚨"Totally Subject to Hezbollah" Ten years after his deployment in Lebanon, a former UNTSO soldier has shared startling insights in a recent interview with Danish news outlet B.T. He claims that he and his UNIFIL colleagues were "totally subject to Hezbollah." UNTSO (The UN Truce Supervision Organization) and UNIFIL are supposed to monitor compliance with UN Resolution 1701, so why aren't they? As the so-called “peacekeepers” fail to do their job, we must ask: why isn’t the media demanding answers about these alarming failures?

📰 This headline downplays what actually happened. On Sunday morning, a driver rammed his truck into a crowded bus stop near an intelligence base in central Israel. He killed one civilian and injured dozens of others, including retirees on a day trip.

🔵 What is the "Blue Line"—and Has Hezbollah Crossed It? The Blue Line marks the border between Israel and Lebanon, established when the IDF withdrew in 2000. UN Resolution 1701 called for Hezbollah’s disarmament and a ceasefire, but none of that happened. Now, Hezbollah has thousands of rockets, backed by the Iranian regime, and regularly violates this resolution by attacking and building tunnels across the Blue Line. After the deaths of 12 children and countless other violations, it’s clear they’ve crossed the line. A version of this video was first published on September 26, 2024

🕵♀ For observers, they don't seem to be doing a good job at observing. As Israel continues its war against Hezbollah, a proxy of the Iranian regime, incidents in recent weeks have made many people ask: "If UNIFIL are there, why would there be any threat?" This graph should illuminate part of the problem. Somehow, Hezbollah are never worth mentioning for UNIFIL. Stay with us as we ask the questions most media outlets aren't asking.

📜 Rewriting Gaza’s History? In 2005, Israel fully withdrew from Gaza, leaving the door open for Palestinians to build a peaceful society. Instead, Hamas rose to power, ramped up rocket attacks, and turned Gaza into a launchpad for terrorism. Israel hoped for peace—but got terror and, now, war in return. Thumbnail credit: U.S. Library of Congress First published: October 28, 2023

Since Oct 7, Israel has eliminated top Hamas and Hezbollah leaders designated as terrorists by the U.S., including some with American blood on their hands. In its fight against Iranian regime-backed terror, Israel isn’t just defending itself but helping shield the West.

As violence against Jews surges amid misinformation from Israel's war against proxies of the Iranian regime, it's a grim reminder of how the media was used throughout history to spread hatred against Jews. Figures like Henry Ford and Joseph Goebbels used the media to normalize Jew-hatred, and today’s misinformation on social platforms is sadly no different. The past shows us the devastating impact of unchecked media bias—let's not repeat it. Swipe through for a history lesson that’s still relevant today.