Legacy media lies surrounding the bombing of a Gaza hospital are endangering Americans aboard, as Islamic demonstrators throughout the Middle East were reported outside several Middle Eastern U.S embassies on Tuesday evening.
After reports began surfacing Tuesday morning that a missile hit a Gaza-based hospital, regime-approved media wasted no time regurgitating baseless claims issued by Hamas — an Iranian-backed terror group — that Israeli forces fired the missile. Whether it was The New York Times or Associated Press — the latter of which once shared office space with Hamas in Gaza — the media narrative was set: Israel blew up a hospital filled with unarmed civilians, and Hamas’ word is not to be questioned.
Unsurprisingly, evidence has since emerged suggesting it was Hamas, not Israel, that was responsible for the explosion. Even President Joe Biden begrudgingly admitted as much during his trip to Israel, saying, “It appears as though it was done by [Hamas],” before then giving credence to anti-Israeli activists’ false accusations (“But there’s a lot of people out there not sure”).
By the time the truth came to light, however, the damage was already done. Hundreds of Islamic demonstrators waving so-called “Palestinian” flags surrounded the U.S. embassy in Beirut, Lebanon, Tuesday evening, prompting law enforcement to “deploy tear gas” to disperse the crowds. According to the New York Post, the anarchy began hours after Hezbollah — another Iranian-backed terrorist organization — “called for ‘a day of unprecedented anger’” in response to the Gaza hospital incident. Demonstrators also swarmed France’s Beirut-based
