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Friday, May 13, 2016

UNRWA keeps pushing Pallywood

This is the pinned photo that has been on the top of the Twitter feed of Raquel Marti, UNRWA's executive director in Spain, for months. She captioned it "Bath time in Gaza:" The original photo was taken by Emad Nassar, with this description: June 26, 2015 . Salem Saoody, 30, is getting his daughter Layan (L) and his niece Shaymaa 5 (R) in the only remaining piece from...

UNRWA releases new Gaza Pallywood propaganda film

Here is a brand new propaganda film from UNRWA: Why is it propaganda? Because every scene is staged not to reflect reality but to maximize fundraising. Gaza kids don't meet in the middle of the artificially maintained rubble of Shujaiyeh to create makeshift see-saws. Gaza kids don't spontaneously gather to dance to a kid who created makeshift drums....

This week's Shujaiyeh rubble photos

I wrote earlier this week that Gaza's Shujaiyeh neighborhood is being kept filled with rubble - and its residents kept homeless - because of the propaganda value of having foreign dignitaries and journalists go through the neighborhood and seeing the destruction. even though tens of thousands of families have been fully supplied with construction materials to rebuild, seemingly...

From AFP: A member of the armed wing of the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas died Friday when a smuggling tunnel collapsed in the Gaza Strip near the Israeli border, Hamas and medical sources said. The sources did not say why the tunnel, located in eastern Shejaiya in northern Gaza, collapsed. A statement from Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of de facto Gaza...

Gaza's Shujaiyeh will not be rebuilt anytime soon - because of its propaganda value

DW reveals something interesting about Gaza: Scenes of destruction in this neighborhood are a constant reminder of the 52-day war in 2014. Nearly a year later, some of the rubble has been cleared, but damaged and bombed-out homes across vast fields of grey rubble still dominate the landscape. The neighborhood is clearly far from being rebuilt. Residents often see convoys...