Photo: ahmadinejadmedia/Instagram
A ‘ news report on the war between the terrorist militia Hezbollah and Israel raises questions.
On Tuesday evening, the German TV channel ARD had a Lebanese doctor present alleged casualty figures and serious accusations against Israel without categorising them. The doctor’s statements even contradict official Lebanese figures. An Instagram photo of the doctor casts doubt on his credibility.
In the 8 p.m. news broadcast, ‘Tagesschau’ interviewed Dr Mousa Youssef, the director of a clinic in southern Lebanon. The area is controlled by the Islamist Hezbollah; the militia has fired thousands of rockets at Israel since October.
Youssef says in the programme about the operation in southern Lebanon, which Israel’s army has launched in its defence: ‘These are massacres of civilians and not military attacks, as they claim.’ The doctor does not mention the fact that Hezbollah is firing rockets at Israel from there and endangering the entire region. He claims: ‘90 per cent of the injured here are children.’
Are nine out of ten victims of Israeli airstrikes really children? This figure, which was not commented on in the ‘Tagesschau’ programme, would not only be shockingly high. It would also be extremely untypical for Israeli attacks on terrorist targets, although civilian casualties do occur in all military operations, especially when terrorists are hiding in residential neighbourhoods. If 90 per cent of the casualties were children, this would mean that an army was firing on full schools or kindergartens. This is not the case, according to official figures: According to Lebanon’s Ministry of Health, 558 people died in the airstrikes, although the authority deliberately does not distinguish between terrorists and civilians. 50 of the dead are said to be children, which would be 8.9 per cent. The fact that around nine per cent of the dead and 90 per cent of the injured are children is hardly possible.
Dr Mousa Youssef, who spoke of ‘90 per cent children’ in the ‘Tagesschau’, does not attract attention on social networks for his political statements. However, he seems to have no fear of contact with the world’s worst Islamists, Jew-haters and terror princes, posing in a photo with Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (67), the former president of the Iranian mullah regime. The same regime that finances and controls the Lebanese Hezbollah militia, which started the war against Israel.
Ahmadinejad made a name for himself worldwide by calling for the annihilation of the Jewish state and organising a Holocaust denial conference. The Iranian president invited neo-Nazis and conspiracy theorists from all over the world to the conference. Even by mullah standards, Ahmadinejad was considered particularly crazy.
Like all mullah leaders, he brutally oppressed his people and financed terrorists all over the world. These included the Palestinian Hamas, whose murderers he supported with money and weapons. He also had the 2009 wave of protests crushed and dozens of demonstrators killed.
Dr Youssef gave him a hug and a friendly smile in 2019.
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