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Abakar, Mahamat Fayiz. Creating a framewor • It was less than six weeks ago that Hamas, the Gaza-based Islamic terrorist organization, carried out an unprovoked massacre in southern Israel, murdering roughly 1,200 innocent people and taking hundreds more hostage, in the largest mass murder of Jews since the end of the Holocaust.
But thanks to Hamas’ sophisticated dissemination of propaganda aimed at falsely characterizing Israel as committing war crimes, anti-Israel groups have piggybacked on the terrorist group’s lies in order to spread defamation against Israel.
On November 10, Health workers Alliance for Palestine (HAP), a self-described “organization based in the settler colonial state of Canada,” posted a statement titled: “Urgent Statement Against the Israeli Destruction of the Health System in Gaza,” where it invited “anyone working or studying within the field of health and healthcare across so-called Canada” to sign a public statement which accused Israel of carrying out war crimes in the Gaza Strip.
The letter, which features close to 3,000 names (though many are students), makes manifold baseless and false statements, ranging from claiming Israel’s campaign “targets hospitals and other health facilities” in “indiscriminate aerial bombardments.”
Simply put, these claims are patently absurd and there is no