Amid recent unrest between Iran and Israel, social media users circulated a video claiming to show a massive fire in Tel Aviv triggered by an Iranian missile strike. Several users shared the footage with identical captions stating, “A huge fire broke out in #Tel_Aviv as a result of the #Iranian missile attack.”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has proven, yet again, that he’s the ultimate master of both political indifference and unpredictability. Nearly a year after he cannily took advantage of America’s Biden-Harris political vacuum to dismantle Hezbollah in Lebanon, Netanyahu is finally taking out Iran’s nuclear armament sites following months — even years — of will-he-or-won’t-he brinksmanship. And it comes as the Knesset, Israel’s parliament, teetered on the brink of dissolution all week over the specter of compulsory military service for ultra-Orthodox men.
Tel Aviv Institute Senior Fellow Hen Mazzig joins Christina Ruffini from a bomb shelter in Tel Aviv as Iran launches retaliatory missiles at Israel, saying "this is the reality we live in."
Several aid workers from the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation were killed Wednesday night when Hamas gunmen attacked a bus transporting local staffers, according to the US- and Israeli-backed organization. The group, which operates food distribution in Gaza outside of Hamas control, said the vehicle was targeted as it carried more than 20 workers to a distribution site near the city of Khan Younis at approximately 10:00 pm local time.
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"People passed by, and one of them asked me if I was from Israel. I told him yes, and at that moment, he began cursing at me and went into a frenzy," says Meidad Hozeh.
Massive Attack have threatened legal action against Zionist Israeli influencer and author Hen Mazzig after he accused the band of “incitement”. Acording to NME, Mazzig reportedly shared a clip from Massive Attack’s recent live show via Twitter on Sunday (June 8), which screened footage of former Hamas Political Bureau chairman Yahya Sinwar, who was killed last year.
British band Massive Attack warned they would take legal action unless Israeli influencer Hen Mazzig deleted an X post accusing them of incitement at their concert
The band Massive Attack has threatened to sue an Israeli activist after he accused them of glorifying Hamas.
The trip-hop icons are threatening legal action after being accused of “incitement” by Israeli influencer Hen Mazzig, who posted an 11-second clip from one of their recent live shows (stripped of all context mind you) to claim the band were encouraging fans to “sympathise with Hamas.”
