IsraelFour on the 9thGaza corridorThe freelance photojournalist criticized four international media outlets including the New York Times, CNN, the Associated Press and Reuters, claiming that they had been informed in advancePalestinearmed groupHamasMembers launched a cross-border attack on October 7.
Al Jazeera and POLITICO Europe reported that the pro-Israel media watchdog group “Honest Reporting”, which bills itself as a “public welfare organization” with a mission to “expose anti-Israel media bias”, published an article on its website on the 8th stating that these four freelance photojournalists appeared in Kazakhstan that day. The border area where Mars broke through raised “serious professional ethics issues.”
The article went on to allege that the presence of the four photojournalists may have been “coordinated with Hamas” and questioned whether the four cooperative media outlets “approved their presence inside enemy territory.”
Scoop: What were @AP, @Reuters, @CNN & @nytimes Gaza freelance photographers doing inside Israel on October 7? Coincidence or were they part of the plan? https://t.co/KcdXMd4DYF
— HonestReporting (@HonestReporting) November 8, 2023
The report pointed out that the most serious question raised by “Honest Reporting” is whether these photojournalists received a reminder that Hamas was planning a cross-border attack and were therefore prepared to track Hamas’s actions at close range.
After the “HonestReporting” article went online, Israeli Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi accused foreign media of hiring informants who had received tips. He posted on the social media platform “X” (formerly Twitter), “It has come to our attention that certain individuals within your organization, including photojournalists and others, were aware of these horrific acts in advance and may have been involved in them. The perpetrators maintained a disturbing relationship”.
Nitzan, director of the Israeli Government Information Office. Nitzan Chen also wrote to the directors of the interview offices of the four media outlets, requesting clarification on the behavior of the four photojournalists. According to reports, the letter accuses four people of arriving at the Israeli border “along with Hamas terrorists” and documenting “the murder of Israeli civilians, lynchings of soldiers and kidnappings to Gaza” and demands a response to the article’s “disturbing investigation” result”.
The New York Times, CNN, the Associated Press and Reuters all quickly issued statements strongly refuting the “Honest Reporting” report. The New York Times even stated that these “startling” accusations endanger journalists in Israel and Gaza. However, one of the freelance photojournalists, Hassan Eslaiah, was cut off from ties with the Associated Press and CNN because he was photographed taking a photo with Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar.
News organisations reject allegations of complicity in October 7 attacks https://t.co/ruq4lF8u8X
— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) November 10, 2023
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