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The Intercept: New York Times Exposé Lacks Evidence to Claim Hamas Weaponized Sexual Violence Oct. 7
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And all these propaganda outlets like NYT, WSJ, AP and Reuters are still leaving their fake rape stories up.
No correction articles of their own manufactured consent for Genocide.
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