'Difficult to believe': The Associated Press
is slammed for saying it was unaware of
Hamas intel operation in their building that
Israel razed to the ground: Report from 2014
claims they knew terrorists were there
Posted By: Imright, 5/17/2021 3:39:36 AM
The Associated Press has been accused of lying about whether it knew Hamas maintained a military presence in its Gaza headquarters.Israeli forces destroyed Jala Tower which had been the AP's headquarters in the Palestinian territory for 15 years, and was also where Al Jazeera was based.Politicians and journalists in the United States rushed to condemn the bombing, claiming the Israelis had endangered the lives of the journalists.Israel said it had given the media outlets an hours' warning to get out of the building before the bombing, and that it was a legitimate target because it housed Hamas military forces.
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