I make claims I back up with credible sources, I proved Israel stole organs from bodies.
Well good for you... you get a cookie
and a gold-star today.
The Israelis themselves have admitted to the practice of organ-harvesting, so, it's not as though that was a real difficult one to document.
Catching Palestinian Neanderthals in the savage and barbaric act of cutting-out and waving-about the internal organs of their enemies - with a camera - works very nicely as well.
It's always possible that (a) the photo is phony or doctored, or (b) is actually illustrative of something other than what is claimed.
If you have a valid reason to believe either (a) or (b) is true, then you are certainly free to take up the task of discrediting the photo or the source or both, but, of course, at that point, the burden is upon you as the 'challenger'.
Knock yourself out, and share with the class, when you've got something substantive that will withstand a rigorous and skeptical scrutiny.
However,
until you've managed to discredit the photo and the witness or photo-taker and/or their interpretation...
It seems safe - and best - to accept photographic evidence for what it seems to be...
Rather than staged and doctored photography and videography, as we see being routinely manufactured by Pali-wood.