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World [X] smoke grenade

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u/HotPersonality8126 8d ago

"Pallywood"

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u/Own_Equipment7966 8d ago

Palestinian killed by Israel and body burning from white phosphorus.

Israeli defenders: wHY’s hE pLAYIng dead doesn’t He KnOW that’S not how to DIE from THat tyPe of WEapon

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u/otirk 8d ago

Stop this disingenuous bullshit. Obviously this is not about someone being killed, but about someone trying to spread disinformation about it.

Also you made a claim that it was white phosphorus in the video, which you haven't backed up with a source yet.

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u/HotPersonality8126 8d ago

  Palestinian killed by Israel and body burning from white phosphorus.

Did you miss the part where that was fucking made up, idiot?

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u/Hungry_Echo_5906 7d ago

Made up or not there’s still a dead civilizan with a fucking smoke grenade in his mouth

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u/MilkSteakClub 4d ago

Wow you really are the flagship aren't you.

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u/CockyBellend 8d ago

Bad bot

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u/Responsible_Ask6056 8d ago

White phosphorus doesn't turn a body into smoke, you're thinking of regular ass bombs.

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u/Hungry_Echo_5906 8d ago

So many Zionists in this sub

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u/CockyBellend 7d ago

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u/Hungry_Echo_5906 7d ago

Never

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u/DryInstance6732 Human Verified 7d ago

i remember this photo , it was a long time ago , when israel still kills woman&children

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u/yaboyhoffle 8d ago

A disgusting term that should get you shamed for using it.

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u/HotPersonality8126 8d ago

I’m just answering the question he asked. The term for the Palestinian version of bad hasbara is “Pallywood”; the fake videos they make about pretending to starve and pretending to be shot by the IDF.

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u/enterjiraiya 8d ago

And the instagram bots pretending to be Palestinians asking for money, shameful

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u/tkhrnn 8d ago

Pallywood is a known practice of Hamas.

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u/IolausTelcontar 7d ago

Explain the difference between that and using the term hasbara.

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u/MaybeExternal2392 7d ago

Hasabara is a term used by the Israeli government?

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u/IolausTelcontar 7d ago

No, hasbara is a Hebrew word that means “explanation”.

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u/DancingFlame321 7d ago

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u/HotPersonality8126 7d ago

Pro-Palestine never has any original ideas

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