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The beheaded babies thing was blown out of proportion. One official reporter on the ground interviewed some IDF soldiers who said witnessed many families slaughtered in their homes, some beheaded including babies. She asked him how many and he said around 40 in that village. She then wrote the piece contain the incorrect claim. I do sympathise with you in the sense that the pro-Israelis took that 40 beheaded babies thing way too far and they should, at minimum, retract such claims in their news outlets. Now, this one wrongly interpreted claim does NOT mean civilians weren't targeted inside their homes and slaughtered, tortured, burnt, you name it. Hamas did NOT target military or essential services sites (like their electric grid or water supplies). They targeted civilians who could not defend themselves. If that's not terrorism, I don't know what is... Did you see the clip where a member of Hamas is walking through that party place and is shooting each portable toilet to kill anyone hiding inside them? What do you think of that? There were many non-Israelis present at that event. Do they get to the right to criticise Hamas?
I haven't said it in a minute so I'll repeat it. Killing civilians is not ok no matter who does it. It doesn't matter that Israel kills 36x as many civilians or that the US gives Israel $3-$4 Billion a year or that Netanyahu funded Hamas or that Israel is a colonist apartheid state, it is wrong when Hamas kills civilians.
53.5% of children in Gaza have PTSD, is that not the result of terrorism? How about what's going on in Gaza right now? How about the settler terrorism committed by Israel? To be clear I'm not saying that what happened on Oct 7th was not terrorism, I'm not denying Hamas committed terrorism but it is hard to think they are somehow more culpable than the much better equipped Israel.
nope, source?
Sure? I'm not really sure what that has to do with the attack on Al-Ahli.
There have also been beheaded baby corpses found, though it is unclear whether they were beheaded before or after death.