Alan MacLeod
@AlanRMacLeod · High-reach critics & hostile narrative — US/West
Alan MacLeod is a MintPress News writer and podcast producer covering US and Middle Eastern politics.
The phrase "Hezbollah-affiliated" is crowbarred in specifically to act as a justification for this heinous war crime. This, despite the fact Israel has targeted and killed Reuters journalists themselves.
Take notice of all the propaganda in just one headline: "More than 900 killed" - killed by whom? No perpetrator is listed. "In Gaza" - many western media outlets have a policy of not using the word "Palestine" as it legitimizes the existence of a Palestinian state in their eyes. "Hamas-run Health Ministry" - killing the messenger by claiming it is a proxy of a group the BBC has presented as terrorists for decades, despite even the Israeli government conceding the Health Ministry's numbers are consistently the most accurate out there.
Pay attention to how propaganda is cobstructed: The US just deliberately bombed an Iranian wedding party, but somehow the BBC has managed to make Iran sound like the aggressor.
Celebrities around the world are relying on Israeli security teams filled with ex-Mossad, Shin Bet and IDF Special Forces to guard them wherever they go. Find out which ones I was able to identify by reading my new investigation: https://t.co/BF1CJWOpnn
A reminder that, as he cast his vote in the 2024 elections, Nicolás Maduro shouted "long live free Palestine". https://t.co/nvTHhfYIwA
Cute but we are still boycotting you. 🇵🇸
"The world has visited many terrible things on the Palestinian people, none more shameful than robbing them of their basic humanity" - Anthony Bourdain on the dehumanizing coverage of Palestinians 🇵🇸 in the media. https://t.co/59QcAueE1W
From Leo Messi and Taylor Swift to Kim Kardashian and Jennifer Aniston, celebrities all around the world are using former Israeli agents as bodyguards. But is trusting ex-Israeli spies with your life and deepest secrets such a good thing? My article: https://t.co/BF1CJWOpnn
This image of a football match in Gaza was removed from a sports photography festival in France, following Israeli pressure. https://t.co/pBugj5Cllk