Report: Police, Fact-Checkers Unable to Verify Footage of Pro-Palestine Protesters Allegedly Chanting 'Gas The Jews'Chris MenahanInformationLiberation Dec. 13, 2023 |
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Police and fact-checkers have been unable to verify viral footage released by the Australian Jewish Association on Oct 9 purportedly showing pro-Palestine protesters chanting "Gas the Jews" outside the Sydney Opera House. The Australian Jewish Association is refusing to share the source footage with the media and police reportedly said they have "no evidence that those words were said."
The incident was used to push new hate crime laws in Australia to crack down on "hate speech," shut down other pro-Palestine protests and paint all pro-Palestine supporters as radical extremists.
From Crikey, "Viral footage showed protesters chanting 'gas the Jews'. Nobody can verify it": The original source of videos appearing to show pro-Palestine protesters chanting "gas the Jews" has refused to provide unedited footage as police and independent fact-checkers have been unable to verify whether the chants happened.This incident reminds of the how Bernie Farber, the former CEO of the Canadian Jewish Congress and current leader of the "Canadian Anti-Hate Network," was caught smearing Canadian "Freedom Convoy" truckers last year by claiming they were distributing anti-Semitic flyers in Ottawa. It turned out the photo Farber shared as "proof" was taken in Florida and shared on social media two weeks earlier. The Canadian government similarly exploited the incident to push forward a bill to crack down on "hate speech." In America, similar lies are being spread claiming pro-Palestine protesters issued calls for "genocide" on college campuses because they chanted "From the River to the Sea" and called for "intifada." Follow InformationLiberation on Twitter, Facebook, Gab, Minds and Telegram. |