- Does truth have no meaning to the world-case Hamas
- "Louis Brandeis, the former U.S. Supreme Count Justice who also served as a former president of the Zionist Organization of America, said: 'truth is the best disinfectant.' The truth needs to be told about Hamas's war crimes. Israel acted in an exemplary humane manner, unknown in the history of warfare, while fighting to defend innocent Israelis from Hamas's constant bombardment.Hamas's continuous designation as a foreign terrorist organization that threatens U.S. nationals' or national security;
- Hamas's stated goal of annihilating Israel and murdering every Jew;
- Hamas's deliberate targeting of innocent Israeli civilians with over 19,000 rockets and other means;
- Hamas' repeated ceasefire violations;
- Israel's protection of Gazan civilians;
- Hamas's use of civilian shields and deliberate placement of rockets and launchers in homes, schools, etc. which has led to the saying that HAMAS is an acronym for "Hiding Among Mosques, Ambulances & Schools"
- Israel's extraordinary humanitarian aid to Gaza despite Hamas' continuing attacks on Israel, and Hamas's use of aid to build terror tunnels;
- How Hamas "lies with statistics" with grossly inflated civilian casualty figures and "staged" casualty pictures, when over have the casualties are terrorists;
- Hamas's intimidation of journalists into not reporting Hamas' attacks, and into not reporting the truth about Hamas's false claims;
- The truth about specific false Hamas claims that Israel targets civilians in UN schools, camps and hospitals; and
- Hamas's summary executions of Arab dissenters and fatal exploitation Arab children and murders of other tunnel workers.
A
copy of the monograph can be viewed here. The monograph's factual
information counteracts the scurrilous Hamas falsehoods that has been
permeating the media, college campuses and elsewhere.
The
need for truthful information about Hamas's war crimes and about
Israel's remarkable efforts to avoid civilian casualties was underscored
recently when the Foreign Press Association ("FPA") issued a formal
protest "protest[ing] in the strongest terms the blatant, incessant,
forceful and unorthodox methods employed by the Hamas authorities and
their representatives against visiting international journalists in
Gaza." The FPA noted that Hamas "harassed, threatened or questioned"
foreign reporters working in Gaza. Norwegian journalist Paul Jørgensen
also recently confirmed Hamas' "strict orders" not to document Hamas's
violence. Moreover, the head of foreign relations in Hamas's
"Information Ministry," Hamas spokeswoman Isra Al-Mudallal, even
admitted on Lebanon satellite TV that Hamas interrogated and deported
journalists who filmed missile launch sites if the journalists refused
to change their stories.
ZOA National President Morton A. Klein said:
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