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Author; Board of @HonestReporting; Research reports for @NGOmonitor @HJS_Org @UNWatch @fathomjournal; media coverage in Telegraph, Tablet, Fox News, NY Post

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Even since famine was officially declared by IPC on Aug 22, 2025 (Gaza was still labeled "catastrophic" and "famine imminent" since the start of the war) we should have seen 9,500 deaths. "Intentional starvation" claims underpin the ICC & ICJ cases. It was always fake. END
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Even these 461 Gaza claimed "famine" deaths were mostly, if not all, people with pre-existing conditions. They did not die due to literal lack of available food. For context USA had 23,000 malnutrition deaths in 2023—nearly all pre-existing conditions. 2/
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🧵Famine in Gaza debunked: ➡️U.S. malnutrition deaths 2023= 23,000 📈Annual rate per 100K= 6.8 ➡️Gaza malnutrition deaths since 10/7= 313 📈Annual Rate per 100K= 7.9 U.S. malnutrition death rate is ONLY 14% LESS than Gaza in a supposed famine during war. It's fake. Sources:
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🧵Will UN, NGOs, ICC, media admit famine and “intentional starvation” claims were all fake? Gaza's MoH reports 461 total malnutrition deaths in two years among 2 million people. If famine had been real there’d be tens of thousands dead. Don't bet on it—they'll repeat the lie. 1/
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Ghazi Hamad’s smug pledge to repeat 10/7 a million times was perhaps the war’s most consequential line. It signaled clear and continued genocidal intent and made neutralizing Hamas, which effectively happened this week, unavoidable. From Hamas’ perspective it was a blunder.
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There is zero evidence that Hamas was willing to release all hostages on Oct 9 or 10 as some posts claim. The ONLY source for this claim comes from a statement made by Hostages and Missing Families Forum spokesperson Haim Rubinstein in an interview with Times of Israel in April
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There are many more examples, many corroborating each other’s testimonies. Another layer of undeniable evidence that Hamas militarized every civilian aspect of Gaza. Nasser Hospital is confirmed as a central Hamas base by many hostages. END
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Mia Schem said in an interview that she was taken to a “family’s apartment” where she was held in an inner room for “long weeks.” She was moved to other apartments with a man’s wife and children. Hamas' use of children is also well documented. 10/
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Andrey Kozlov, Almog Meir Jan and Shlomo Ziv were held in a residential apartment and held in captivity by a “doctor” and “journalist”—who is still listed as a civilian by journalist rights groups (like CPJ). Nothing is sacred to Hamas. Nothing. 9/
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Edan Alexander recounted how Hamas terrorists “dressed as women” and moved him all around Gaza and held in mosques, schools and a tent area for displaced Gazans. Literally everything civilian was used by Hamas to protect its assets. 8/ https://t.co/NyK8rQmIC0
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Edan Alexander described only being given seawater and dirty bread to consume during his year in captivity.
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Tal Shoham described being ferried from a house inside an “ambulance," corroborating this Hamas practice, then into tunnels for 200 days. He recalled walking 2.5 hours through a “labyrinthine sprawl beneath the Gaza Strip.” See article for detail: 7/ https://t.co/CtdcWEsxxt
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Aviva Siegel said that the “first stop” in Gaza was a “home with a living room that opened up into an underground tunnel” – corroborating how residential homes connected to Hamas’ network of tunnels. 6/
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Ilana Gritzewsky testified at the UN Security Council in Aug 2025 how she was held at Nasser Hospital take in “through the back entrance past civilians” in an area “closed off and used only by Hamas.” This same hospital again. Also subject to starvation & sexual assaults. 5/
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Ada Sagi, 75 years old, told the BBC that she was held in an apartment with children and then Nasser Hospital – which many hostages identified as a main Hamas hostage holding location. The militarization of this hospital is still denied by many. 4/
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Doron Katz Asher recounted to CNN how she and her daughters were kept in what she called a “so-called hospital” in Khan Younes because a hospital is “a place that is supposed to take care of people, but instead it was taken over by Hamas and they used it to hide hostages.” 3/
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Eli Sharabi recounted his captivity in detail. His “first stop” into Gaza was to a mosque with a tunnel shaft leading to Hamas’ network. Also to apartment in an “ordinary children’s bedroom.” All detailed in this article and his new book “Hostage.” 2/ https://t.co/yaY5Hsl7ea
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🧵Hamas’ human shield strategy is well documented but still denied & downplayed. Israeli hostages provide key confirmation — held in homes (some with tunnel shafts), children’s rooms, hospitals, mosques and watched by “civilians.” See 10 examples; first from Aloni Cunio. 1/
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Full fatality analysis below. One day we'll have better numbers.
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Hamas could have released the hostages on Oct 8, 2023 or anytime since then, agreed to the same plan and spare the deaths of ~33,000 civilians and 24,000 of their own fighters (see estimate below). Or not attack on 10/7. Every death is on Hamas' tab. Every. Single. One.
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Omar Yaghi, a Palestinian, won a Nobel prize today. Congrats. You're going to read that he is a "refugee" since his parents were born to "Palestinian refugees in Jordan." But Yaghi has US citizenship and has lived in US for decades. By int'l law means he is no longer a refugee.
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The “genocide” libel about Gaza collapses under scrutiny. I posted 10 questions two months ago that expose the claim as false. So far there are still no credible answers. Read, judge, and stop repeating a smear without evidence.
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