Hey @Israel This tweet is a blatant lie and a propaganda attempt to demonize Hamas and justify Israel's aggression against the Palestinian people, There is no evidence that Hamas is holding any Israeli babies or children hostage, let alone hundreds of them, The tweet is based on
fabricated videos and photos (Here I am talking about all the sources I searched for, not just the tweet image) that have been circulated online by pro-Israeli sources, which have been debunked by several media outlets and human rights organizations.
The empty strollers displayed outside of Parliament in London are not a reminder of any Israeli hostages, but a symbolic protest against the Russian invasion of Ukraine, which has killed more than 100 children since 2022, The strollers were placed by a Ukrainian community group
in Lviv, a city in western Ukraine, on March 18, 2022, to commemorate the young victims of the war.
The videos and photos that claim to show Israeli hostages in the hands of Hamas fighters are either staged or manipulated. For example, one video shows a truck carrying Israeli hostages through crowds in Gaza, but the truck is actually an Israeli military vehicle
that was captured by Hamas during a raid on October 7, 2023. Another video shows a woman being dragged from the back of a truck by Hamas militants, but the woman is actually an actress who participated in a mock kidnapping exercise organized by an Israeli security company in 2019
The names and stories of the alleged Israeli hostages are also fabricated or based on false information. For example, Noa Argamani, who is said to have been kidnapped from an outdoor party in Kibbutz Re'im, is actually a fictional character from a popular Israeli TV show called
"Fauda", which depicts the Israeli-Palestinian conflict from an Israeli perspective. Another example is Liri Elbag, who is said to have been abducted from her military training as an army lookout near the Gaza border, but she is actually a model and influencer who posted a selfie
on Instagram on October 8, 2023, with the caption "I'm fine, don't worry".
The tweet is a shameful attempt to spread misinformation and incite hatred against Hamas and the Palestinian people, who have been suffering under Israel's illegal occupation and blockade for decades. The tweet also ignores the fact that Israel has been holding thousands of
Palestinian prisoners, including hundreds of children, without charge or trial, and subjecting them to torture and abuse, The tweet should be deleted and condemned by anyone who cares about the truth and justice.
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