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🚨 Breaking: Senior Al Jazeera Journalist Produced Hamas' Hostage Release Ceremonies 🚨 According to Baruch Yedid, ברוך ידיד, باروخ يديد in an exposé for i24NEWS, the Qatari network's Tamer Mishel produced the ceremonies as well as the recent documentary, "What is Hidden is Greater," in which Al Jazeera aired...

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Eitan Fischbergervor 1 Jahr

Get to know Hamas hostage ceremony producer, Al Jazeera's Tamer Almisshall

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An Israeli mothervor 1 Jahr

@CherylWroteIt @BaruchYedid @i24NEWS_HE @jconricus @EylonALevy @paulrubens @Osint613 @EasternVoices @kikas6652 Is it supposed to be news that Qatar and @AlJazeera are Hamas' sponsors and masters? Not for nothing us Aljazeera banned in so many ARAB countries. They're the talking head of the snake.

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Mr. Zombie Reagan. The man, the myth, the legend.vor 1 Jahr

@BaruchYedid @i24NEWS_HE @jconricus @EylonALevy @paulrubens @Osint613 @EasternVoices @kikas6652 Al-Jiz needs to be banned. Permanently. Qatar needs to fork over all their assets for this insult to the world.

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Igelinevor 1 Jahr

@BaruchYedid @i24NEWS_HE @jconricus @EylonALevy @paulrubens @Osint613 @EasternVoices @kikas6652 Meanwhile, the Quataris praise themselves for being so helpful with the negotiations. This hypocrisy is simply disgusting. Btw, when a soldier is being abducted by terrorists, he is a hostage, not a prisoner of war.

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David Mobvor 1 Jahr

@BaruchYedid @i24NEWS_HE @jconricus @EylonALevy @paulrubens @Osint613 @EasternVoices @kikas6652 Ping @GAZAWOOD1

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HeidiNowvor 1 Jahr

@CherylWroteIt @BaruchYedid @i24NEWS_HE @jconricus @EylonALevy @paulrubens @Osint613 @EasternVoices @kikas6652 Hamas must be destroyed in its entirety.

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Leah Weissvor 1 Jahr

@BaruchYedid @i24NEWS_HE @jconricus @EylonALevy @paulrubens @Osint613 @EasternVoices @kikas6652 ימח שמו וזכרו

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Arivor 1 Jahr

@BaruchYedid @i24NEWS_HE @jconricus @EylonALevy @paulrubens @Osint613 @EasternVoices @kikas6652 I actually watched the video of the girls talking in Arabic a few times because it's so cute. Under the circumstances of course

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Rogatchover Sebastianvor 1 Jahr

@BaruchYedid @i24NEWS_HE @jconricus @EylonALevy @paulrubens @Osint613 @EasternVoices @kikas6652 Even most arab countries can't stand al jazeera. That network needs to be nuked out of existence.

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Michael Mazurskyvor 1 Jahr

@BaruchYedid @i24NEWS_HE @jconricus @EylonALevy @paulrubens @Osint613 @EasternVoices @kikas6652 Qatar bad bad dudes

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