Two incidents came to light over the past week that should be the final nail in
Al Jazeera‘s credibility coffin.
The first was the unmasking of one of the network’s journalists as a Hamas commander.
The IDF revealed
evidence that was obtained from a laptop found in Gaza and showed Mohammed Wishah held a senior role in the terrorist group’s anti-tank unit, including photographs of him teaching young jihadis how to fire anti-tank missiles and making incendiary devices.
Unsurprisingly, Wishah’s terrorist background did not preclude him from securing a comfortable reporting job at the Qatari-owned network, which has previously been forced to take down
fake anti-Israel stories and stands accused of repeatedly promoting Hamas propaganda.
The second incident involved another Al Jazeera journalist, Ismail Abu Omar, whose leg was amputated after being injured in an Israeli air strike in Rafah.
Around the same time that Al Jazeera was
describing the injuries Omar sustained as proof of a “full-fledged crime [to be] added to Israel’s crimes against journalists,” it was revealed that Omar accompanied Hamas terrorists into Israel on the day of the
October 7 massacre.
In footage that Omar himself posted online on the day of the attacks, he can be seen inside Kibbutz Nir Oz and even praised the Hamas terrorists carrying out the atrocities, saying: “The friends have progressed, may God bless.”
On October 7, he also boasted that Palestinian children would “
play with their heads” in reference to massacred Israeli civilians.
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