Ainakin 12 palestiinalaista kuoli Israelin hyökkäyksessä 5.7.2023.

https://elderofziyon.blogspot.com/2023/07/0707-links-pt1-story-of-jenin-from.html

In Jenin, the facts don’t matter
NEVERTHELESS, then, as now, Palestinians and others started circulating claims about a “massacre” in Jenin. Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch (HRW) rushed to call for an independent investigation into alleged Israeli war crimes in the city. In a stroke of unintended irony, Amnesty’s Professor Derrick Pounder accused Israel of committing a massacre based not on the evidence but on a lack thereof, charging that Israeli authorities had buried the proof of their soldiers’ supposed crimes.

“What was striking was what was absent,” he said after visiting Jenin. “There were very few bodies in the hospital. There were also none who were seriously injured, only the walking wounded. Thus we have to ask: Where are the bodies and where are the seriously injured?”

Never did it occur to the esteemed professor that the reason he couldn’t find evidence of war crimes was that none had, in fact, occurred.
Several weeks later, his own organization said there was no evidence of an Israeli massacre in Jenin. “There was no massacre,” Amnesty and HRW each concluded in their respective reports from the city. A UN report said that the Palestinian claim of a massacre “has not been substantiated in the light of evidence that has emerged.” Even the BBC accused the Palestinians of making “unsubstantiated claims of a wide-scale massacre.”