'Expect the greatest Nabka!' leaflets left on Palestinians' cars reads
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The message appears to be coming directly from zionist settlers as it expresses a threatening position towards Palestinians.
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'Expect the greatest Nabka!' leaflets left on Palestinians' cars reads
A picture of a leaflet widely circulated on social media has attracted attention after it was found to contain petty threats of expelling Palestinian residents in the occupied West Bank.
The message appears to be coming directly from zionist settlers as it expresses a threatening position towards Palestinians and further suggests a desire for their expulsion and ethnic claims from their land.
The letter reads as follows:
"You wished for war, now expect the greatest Nakba.
To the people of the enemy in the [Jewish] Bank:
The satanic-ISIS-Hamas organization of slaughterers who seek corruption on earth has committed the greatest historical error by declaring war upon us, killing the young and the elderly, taking old women and children as hostages, cutting open the bellies of the pregnant, and raping women.
You wanted a Nakba similar to 1948, and by God we will strike upon your heads the greatest catastrophe soon.
You have the last chance of an organized escape to Jordan, as afterwards we will eliminate every enemy and will expel you by force from our sacred land that God had promised us, and commanded to not to let go of no matter what happens.
For that is his promise to us as a reward for our patience with you. Carry your baggage and leave immediately to wherever you came from, for we are coming."
Israelis have continuously made claims regarding "cutting open the bellies of the pregnant, and raping women" and about Israeli beheaded children without providing evidence to substantiate these claims.
Israelis doing damage control after false children beheading claims
According to Sulaiman Ahmed, an investigative journalist, "Israel" is now attempting to do damage control following their false claims of Hamas beheading babies.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed in a post showing several pictures of what seems to be dead children that these were the photos he showed to US State Secretary Antony Blinken.
FAKE NEWS: DEAD BABY PROPAGANDA BY THE MEDIA AND SHAPIRO
— Sulaiman Ahmed (@ShaykhSulaiman) October 12, 2023
The story about the 40 beheaded babies has been thoroughly debunked. The Israelis are now engaged in damage control.
They stated that they couldn't release footage of the beheaded baby due to respect, yet they released… pic.twitter.com/6Zymun0ltU
An Israeli official told CNN today that the Israeli government has not verified the particular claim that Hamas gunmen severed the heads of babies during their shock attack on Saturday. This goes against a previous public declaration made by the Prime Minister's office.
The White House clarified on Thursday that US President Joe Biden and other American officials have neither witnessed nor independently confirmed that Palestinian Resistance fighters beheaded Israeli children, hours after Biden blindly adopted the false Israeli claims that were widely circulated by Western media in an attempt to defame and satanize the Resistance.
Factcheck: 'Israel' has no information on Hamas murdering babies
The White House statement comes after Biden told Jewish leaders at the White House, "It is important for Americans to see what is happening. I have been doing this for a long time. I never thought that I would see, or have confirmed pictures of terrorists beheading children."
Even Western media outlets such as NBC, CBS, CTV, and CNN, have reported on the false claims and have been forced to admit that no such evidence has been released by Israeli officials. NBC even acknowledges that "Unverified and false information spreads quickly on social media."
Ahmed writes on X that the images released by Netanyahu do nothing to prove the circumstances of the alleged "beheadings," nor do they provide any evidence of how such children were targeted.
He speculates they may be targets of rockets that have been fired, and emphasizes that "Israel" is no champion of child protection as it has killed over 300 Palestinian children since Saturday.
Ahmed remarks "If any deceased baby implies deliberate targeting and killing, the same principle applies to Palestinian infants. However, they do not view Palestinian children and infants as human beings."
Check: Journalist from "Kfar Aza" media tour denies 'beheading' narrative
It is noteworthy that the false claims about Palestinian Resistance fighters allegedly killing and beheading babies were issued by an Israeli occupation reserve soldier named David Ben Zion, who The Grayzone news website earlier identified as an extremist settler leader who had previously incited riots by calling for the Palestinian town of Huwara to be "wiped out".
Although the Israeli occupation military spokesperson denied information regarding "Hamas beheading babies," the unverified claims reached top-level leadership, with Netanyahu's spokesperson and Biden marginally alluding to the reports of babies and toddlers' "heads decapitated".
In the same context, some reporters who initially supported the Israeli allegations began reporting on their own observations that showed otherwise.
Oren Ziv, an Israeli reporter who was present during the Israeli occupation military's official tour in "Kfar Azza", posted on X that "during the tour, we didn’t see any evidence of this, and the army spokesperson or commanders also didn’t mention any such incidents."
Read more: European MEP declares support to the Palestinian people.
