Defense and Security
Hezbollah’s propaganda training of Hamas included how to counter the Israeli narrative, how to train social media influencers and how to train schoolchildren to produce their own content.
Pro-Israel influencer Yoseph Haddad was arrested on July 30, after he fired one bullet during what his lawyer described as a “racist attack” against him.
He “is being starved by a Nazi terrorist organization that dares to spread the blood libel that Israel is starving the people of Gaza,” wrote Ofir Akunis, Israeli consul general of New York.
“The die is cast. We are going for a full occupation of the Gaza Strip,” an unnamed senior Israeli official told Israeli media.
The Israeli premier called for unity to accomplish the goals set out at the start of the war: defeating Hamas, freeing the hostages and ensuring Gaza never again poses a threat to the Jewish state.
“There are Oct. 8 Jews who just woke up to what’s happening and reconnecting with their Judaism. They’re trying to find a partner, and they’re not exactly sure who they are yet,” said Israeli-based dating coach Aleeza Ben Shalom.
Hamas is using the starvation and torture of captives as part of a “well-planned sadistic propaganda campaign,” the Israeli foreign minister said.
The protesters included friends of Hamas hostage Rom Braslavski, and Otzma Yehudit Party lawmaker Yitzhak Kroizer.
In one example, UNRWA driver Mohammad Abi Itiwi participated in the kidnapping of Israelis on Oct. 7, 2023, Israeli diplomat Amir Weissbrod said.
Liliana Laniado, a resident of Bat Yam, was filmed barring neighbors from entering her building’s bomb shelter.
A terrorist infiltration alert was issued to residents of Efrat.
The propaganda proves that the terrorist organization does not intend to agree to a hostage deal, said Benjamin Netanyahu.
