The Bibas family: Kfir (9 months old), Ariel (4), and their mother Shiri were kidnapped by Gazans on October 7. Gazans filmed their kidnapping. Their deaths are confirmed by DNA forensics. The cause of death - murdered by their captors with bare hands, not in an Israeli airstrike as Hamas claimed - is independently verified. Their coffins were handed over and Gazans celebrated it with music. The father Yarden Bibas survived and testified. The monsters murderers were identified and eliminated.
This is about as close to 100% proven as a war crime can get.
Liberal media response: "complicated," "disputed," "both sides."
Hind Rajab: A story with real inconsistencies - no DNA confirmation, a shifting timeline, and Gazans actively using mortars in the same area that day. No proof of who killed her.
Liberal media response: Venice Film Festival Grand Jury Prize. Academy Award nomination. Columbia University hall renamed after her.
One story has every proof imaginable and gets skepticism. The other has no proof and gets a Hollywood movie.
There's a word for applying completely different standards to Jewish victims versus "Palestinian" ones. It's not "journalism." It's not "nuance." It's not "context."
We all know what it is.
Thanks Lena Lempert for pointing this out. It’s amazing how the world has stopped thinking and just consume media without any critical analysis.
By Jodi's Voice
By Jodi's Voice
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