Israel and its supporters accuse Hamas of having their headquarters in a hospital, a claim that has been hotly disputed. When Israel didn't exist as an independent state, the Zionist militias of later Prime Minister Menachem Begin had their headquarters in -- a hospital.

They didn't murder her. She died from typhus. At least according to Zionist logic.

What do you want to know?.

When one side loves native trees and has made them their source of livelihood. And the other side destroys native trees to make those who love them pay a heavy price. That's when you know which side is the indigenous population, and which the foreign occupiers.

Israeli doctors have concluded that even if they have serious underlying illnesses, the children wouldn't look like they look if they weren't also starved. Next argument.

"Levanon shelanu" (Lebanon is ours), the slogan on the Israeli settler banner in the picture above, is precisely and exactly what one would expect from an expansionist country.

Next time you hear that Israel is an "expansionist state," believe it.

Apartheid.

"There was a ceasfire on Oct. 6th."

The image above comes from the UN report "Growing risk of Somalia famine, as drought impact worsens." The idea that you need to see skin-and-bones people to confirm starvation may be commonsense, but it's wrong.

You'll see Zionists claiming there's no starvation in Gaza because the images are not like the most extreme cases of famine. But that's not the point in discussion. No one said Gaza starvation is the worst in history. It's just like other cases of starvation, like Somalia.

What you call winning a case on appeal.

In its campaign to kill the leader of the Munich massacre, Israel butchered five innocent civilians, including a waiter, a nun and a student—yet no one calls Israel barbaric for those atrocities. For some reason, Israeli rage is always understood, and Palestinian rage condemned.

The Jews couldn't force the actual words "Land of Israel" on the coins. That's because the name lacked legitimacy among the population. Countries whose names enjoy legitimacy use their full names, not acronyms. Like, American coins say "United States of America," not "U.S.A."

But remember, "Israel agreed to a ceasefire. Hamas said no."

In total, you can see no more than 20 people celebrating. And that celebration was fabricated, in the best case by journalists eager to get a scoop, and in the worst case by Israeli agents tasked with dehumanizing the Palestinians to gullible Western audiences.

The boy on the ground doesn't look nearly as emaciated as the one in his mother's arms. The latter clearly has a pre-existing condition. Also, the mother looks quite fat. There's no starvation in Sudan. At least according to Zionist logic.

The same people who call Palestinians Nazis over the popular execution of two Israeli soldiers armed to their teeth in 2000 think Israelis should stop being called Nazis over the execution of an unarmed Gazan because the incident happened in 2018.

The only reason Zionists see a contradiction in BDS supporters using Israeli medical advances is because they think the idea behind BDS is to reject anything Jewish. It isn't, just like the idea behind the boycott of South Africa wasn't to reject anything white.

The first heart transplant was performed on December 3, 1967, at the Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town, South Africa. Yes, that was an apartheid state.

The children in this picture have round cheek, as do their mothers, and the only one who looks somewhat starved (but not completely: his arms are fleshy) has a clear preexisting condition. So the US and UN must be lying about an alleged severe malnutrition in Somalia.

There's a world of difference between occasionally making inaccurate statements —which are later retracted— as events unfold and deliberately fabricating horror stories to defame Palestinians. The UN, Amnesty, the Guardian, NYT make honest mistakes. Israel makes up blood libels.