With another US government official making a similar and even more shocking allegation, amplifying another fake story, that excuse becomes untenable.
The third in line in the order of succession in the US government, the speaker of the House of Representatives, Johnson, on the same "trusted" news outlet that propagated the beheadings, CNN, repeated a story that was first made by some Israel person, Eli Beer, speaking at the Republican group’s summit in Las Vegas on October 28, that were later debunked by more than one investigative reports. Johnson, on that basis, claimed that Hamas "placed infants in the oven and cooked them alive".
U.S. Senator from Vermont, Bernie Sanders, responds to those using "anti-Semitism" as an instrument to silence anti-genocide protesters in the US and abroad:
Context for Johnson comments, after visiting a University
where anti-genocide protesters have been abused; the violent arrest of Emory
University economics professor
Hundreds of bodies unearthed from mass graves left behind in hospitals attacked by Israel forces
The false narrative about student protesters being anti-semites threat to Jews:
A Holocaust Survivor among the anti-genocide protesters: “I am a Holocaust survivor. I experienced as a child every single thing a Gazan child is experiencing on a daily basis. There’s no excuse for the slaughter of 15K children. I am proud to be here with you.”
Prof. ROBERT PAPE: Mike Johnson, going to Columbia University, is putting fuel on the fire, because it's so one-sided.
[Read/watch the interview]
Update: the source of fake stories about Hamas beheading children is now known--Israeli armed forces and gov. offocials:
This post was updated to add University of Chicago Professor Robert Pape's findings on the college protests.
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