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Israel’s Disinformation Campaign Against UNRWA

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On 12/31/2024 at 12:37 PM, Nick Carter icp said:

 Philistines is not even their name. Nobody knows how they called themselves, not as far as I am aware. The word philistine or פלישטים in original Hebrew comes from the word פולשים meaning invaders. Arabs came into existence much much later but regardless of that the Philistines literally just tried to invade Judea, even if they try to claim they were Arabs, which they are not, they were still just a bunch of sea people from Greece trying to grab some land...

I agree with most of that.

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  • loong
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    It is only disinformation if it is not true.

  • Foxx
    Foxx

    An organisation employing terrorists and packed with fanatical Islamists who celebrated the October 7th massacres issues a press report.  Only the most naïve would take it seriously.

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    Israel knows it can do whatever it wants and a big part of "the west" will let them get away with it. Does that mean they lie all the time? No, not necessarily. But they can lie all the time, and

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