Israel should let journalists into Gaza | The Jerusalem Post
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An article published in Israel that imcludes some detail on just some of the Palestinian journalists known to have cooperated to varying degrees with Hamas.
HASSAN ESLAIAH, who worked for the AP and CNN, is kissed by then-Hamas leader Sinwar
Abdallah Aljamal, the Gaza correspondent for The Palestine Chronicle, whom the IDF killed while rescuing three Israeli hostages he was holding in his home.
The Associated Press and CNN fired Oct. 7 infiltrator Hassan Eslaiah, who was photographed being kissed by Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, after an HonestReporting investigation revealed his terror ties, The New York Times rehired Gazan stringer Soliman Hijjy on October 8, 2023, despite being aware that his Arabic social media posts praised Adolf Hitler.
Just three weeks ago, ABC News interviewed Gaza Civil Spokesman Mahmoud Bassal, an active Hamas operative, as “an emergency responder searching for missing Gazan civilians.” It apparently did not cross the interviewers’ minds to do the most basic due diligence a journalist can – a background check on those being interviewed.
Had they done a check, they would have found that Bassal was an active member of the Zeitoun Battalion of the Izz-ad Din-alQassam Brigades, Hamas’s military wing, directly involved in terrorist attacks.
to add, this means he was not considered a civilian under the Geneva Convention.