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07-31-2014 07:35 AM |
We're going to do this? OK
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Veteran BBC reporter, and now an official for UNRWA, Chris Gunness
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Was BBC, now UNRWA Gaza, how does that even happen? No wait, don't need to ask, he had the perfect resume to get that job. You'd think they would be vastly different job descriptions, but it turns out peddling an emotional narrative is what both those positions are about.
Because what if UNRWA had been doing its job? There would be a lot less for Mr Guinness to weep about. If you're not offended by the emotional appeal maybe you missed this bit of news.
UNRWA investigating 20 rockets found in one of its vacant schools
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The United Nations is investigating how 20 rockets ended up in one of its vacant schools in Gaza, which are closed for summer vacation.
The rockets were found on Tuesday during a regular inspection by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian refugees of its facilities, but information about the find was only released Thursday.
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'Israel has ample evidence that Hamas is using UNRWA schools for terrorist purposes'
They don't even need the IDF to produce dead kids:
Italian Journalist Defies Hamas: ‘Out of Gaza Far From Hamas Retaliation: Misfired Rocket Killed Children in Shati’
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Italian journalist Gabriele Barbati said he was able to speak freely about witnessing a Hamas misfire that killed nine children at the Shati camp, confirming the Israel Defense Forces version of events, but only after leaving Gaza, “far from Hamas retaliation.”
On Twitter, Barbati, Jerusalem Correspondent for Radio Popolare Milano, and a former reporter for Sky Italia, in Beijing, said, “Out of #Gaza far from #Hamas retaliation: misfired rocket killed children yday [yesterday] in Shati. Witness: militants rushed and cleared debris.”
He said, “@IDFSpokesperson said truth in communique released yesterday about Shati camp massacre. It was not #Israel behind it.”
On Tuesday, the IDF released aerial photos showing how a rocket from Gaza targeting Israel hit the Shati camp, run by the UNRWA, and Al Shifa Hospital, which has become a de-facto Hamas headquarters, against international rules of war.
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The hospital was a de-facto Hamas HQ. Hamas bombed it. Reporters were on hand to cry. Narrative complete. Dead Gazans are Hamas' stock in trade and you are the consumer. Don't fall for it because you'll only produce more dead Gazans.
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