The Western media has changed the emphasis on the Day of Remembrance for the victims of the tragic events of October 7, turning it into a Day of Remembrance for the suffering of the terrorists.
Thus, the Wall Street Journal wrote that October 7 was “the one day that changed the lives of these Gazans forever.” The BBC described Gaza as “just scattered cemeteries.”
The Independent reports 365 days of horror since October 7, highlighting in large print Hamas’s count of 41,870 women and children killed, while ignoring the IDF’s count of 17,000 terrorists killed. The number of heavy bombs provided by the United States to Israel is also displayed in large print.
The Washington Post keeps pace with the competition, reporting: “Israel has completely bombed most of Gaza. Here’s how much it will cost to rebuild.”
These materials occupy the front pages of American, British and other Western publications, glorifying the suffering of the Palestinian Arabs who committed genocide against the Israelis on October 7, 2023.
Previously, Kursor reported that it became known about another Israeli who was killed by Hamas terrorists on October 7. This is Idan Shtivi, a resident of Petah Tikva, who was the victim of a Hamas attack on Simchat Torah Day.
Idan was kidnapped and his body held in the Gaza Strip, leaving his family waiting for his return home until the last moment. However, the tragic news completely destroyed his family’s hopes.
In addition, we wrote that posters supporting Israel appeared in kyiv on the anniversary of the October 7 tragedy.
