Gaza Government Accuses Israel of Spreading "Fake News, Lies, and Rumors"

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The Gaza government has condemned Israel's recent aerial assault on the al-Mawasi refugee camp, which left at least 90 people dead and 300 injured. The government claims that Israel is utilizing a policy of "media deception" to cover up its crimes against Palestinians and divert attention from its failures. The Gaza government media office has announced that Israel is spreading false information about the assault, blaming Hamas leader Mohammed Deif for the attack.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Gaza government has accused Israel of spreading "fake news, lies, and rumors" about its recent massacre at the al-Mawasi refugee camp.
  • At least 90 people were killed and almost 300 others were injured in an Israeli aerial assault on the densely-populated camp near Khan Yunis.
  • The Gaza government claims that Israel is using a policy of "media deception" to cover up its crimes against Palestinians and divert attention from its failures.
  • The media office has called on the United Nations, international groups, and all countries of the world to pressure Tel Aviv and Washington to stop their bloodshed in the Gaza Strip.
  • The Israeli military claimed that the target of its deadly strike was Mohammed Deif, the head of the armed wing of the Palestinian Hamas resistance group.
  • The Gaza government has held Israel and its ally, the United States, "fully responsible for the continuation of these horrific massacres of civilians" and for spreading "fabricated and untrue narratives."

Statistics:

  • At least 90 people were killed in the Israeli aerial assault on the al-Mawasi refugee camp.
  • Almost 300 others were injured in the attack.
  • The Gaza government has accused Israel of spreading false information about the assault.
  • The Israeli military claimed that Mohammed Deif was the target of the deadly strike.
  • The Gaza government has called on the international community to apply pressure on Israel and the United States to stop the bloodshed in Gaza.

Sources:

  • Mehr News Agency (July 14)
  • Press TV (MNA)