NY Times Admits Gaza ‘Famine Boy’ Photo Was a Hoax, Trust in Media Shaken

The New York Times got caught red-handed using a photo of a sick Palestinian boy to push their liberal agenda about a famine in Gaza. They tried to pull the wool over your eyes, my friends, but we caught them!

This kid, Mohammed, has cerebral palsy. He’s been sick for years. But the drive-by media tried to pass him off as some poster child for famine.

The Times only came clean after they got caught. They buried their little “correction” on some tiny Twitter account nobody follows. Why? Because they don’t want you to know the truth!

Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett called this what it is: a blood libel. He’s right. The liberal media is so desperate to make Israel look bad, they’ll stoop to using sick children as props. It’s DESPICABLE!

An independent journalist found pictures of the kid’s healthy brother. No famine there, folks! The real story is much deeper. This is Hamas propaganda, plain and simple.

The New York Times only made their pathetic little correction after the Israeli Consulate shoved the evidence in their faces. They had to be FORCED to tell the truth. And they wonder why we call them fake news!

This isn’t the first time the liberal media has pulled this stunt. They’ve been using misleading photos to attack Israel for years. It’s why we need sites like ours to keep these liars in check.

The drive-by media is in the tank for Hamas. They’ll spread any lie, use any sick child, to push their anti-Israel agenda. Don’t doubt me on this, folks. We’re fighting a propaganda war, and it’s up to us to spread the truth.

The New York Times and its liberal buddies will keep lying, but we’ll keep exposing them.