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Introducing the LA Times Reporter Hiding Hamas’ Baby Beheadings

Investigative Reporter ‍Adam Elmahrek ⁣Labels Israel an ‘Apartheid State’

Hamas attack aftermath ⁤(Reuters/Ronen Zvulun), Adam​ Elmahrek (LA Times)

Los Angeles ‌Times investigative reporter Adam Elmahrek, ‍known for covering California’s pot​ industry, has sparked controversy by dismissing claims of Hamas beheading babies⁢ during their assault on Israel. Despite ​evidence from various sources, Elmahrek insists that the reports are “unverified” and “sensational.” He even questions the credibility of the Israeli military, the main source behind the claims. Surprisingly, Elmahrek’s employer, the ‌ Times, has ⁢remained silent on the matter.

While French journalist⁢ Margot Haddad and reputable news outlets like CBS and CNN​ have confirmed the horrifying ‌beheadings, Elmahrek, ⁣who identifies as a “Palestinian citizen⁤ of Israel” and⁤ has previously referred ⁢to Israel as an “apartheid state,”‍ has chosen not to share this⁢ information. Instead, he ‌argues against reporting on⁤ these “heinous allegations” and claims they have not been verified. Even President Joe Biden, who ‌initially confirmed the reports, faced criticism from Elmahrek when the White House cited‌ Israeli media as evidence.

Elmahrek’s refusal​ to acknowledge the confirmed beheadings reflects a concerning trend of downplaying Hamas atrocities ⁤in some left-wing media outlets. MSNBC, for ‌example, has been using‌ terms like “militants” or “fighters” to describe Hamas terrorists, despite criticism from the Anti-Defamation League. Elmahrek, who has been with the Times since ‍2016 and is known for exposing corruption in the pot industry, has a ⁢history of anti-Israel activism. He signed an open⁤ letter accusing Israel of apartheid and denouncing journalists for asking Palestinians about violence or Hamas⁤ rockets.

Elmahrek’s disbelief⁢ in Hamas atrocities⁣ seems ⁤to align with⁢ the ‌ Times‘ stance. ⁣The outlet recently removed a mention ‍of Hamas terrorists raping Israeli women, claiming the reports were unsubstantiated.​ Elmahrek used this correction as an opportunity to criticize ‍mainstream ⁢media for spreading‍ misinformation.

Survivors of Hamas’s music festival massacre have‍ come forward with eyewitness accounts of⁤ terrorist ⁤attackers ⁤raping women. However, ⁢Elmahrek acknowledged one of the ⁤witnesses ​in a negative⁤ light, highlighting their call for genocidal vengeance.

​How ⁣does Adam Elmahrek’s dismissal ​of⁤ evidence and claims of beheadings contribute to the narrative that Hamas is ⁢not committing atrocities during their assault on Israel?

Lence, ⁢claiming it perpetuates ​a “racist” narrative. With his latest dismissal of the beheadings,‍ Elmahrek’s bias is‍ becoming increasingly apparent.

While journalists are expected to present unbiased and objective reporting, it⁣ is clear that Elmahrek has failed to do so in this case.‍ By disregarding evidence⁢ and dismissing the claims ⁤of beheadings as “unverified,” he is not only doing a disservice ​to‍ his profession but also contributing⁤ to the false narrative that Hamas is⁢ not committing atrocities during their assault on Israel.

Elmahrek’s labeling of Israel‌ as an ‍”apartheid state” further demonstrates his‍ bias against the country. The term “apartheid” is historically associated with the discriminatory ⁣policies of⁣ South Africa, and its application to Israel is a gross misrepresentation of the complex situation in the region. Such‌ inflammatory language is irresponsible and undermines any credibility Elmahrek claims to have as an investigative journalist.

The fact that ⁤the Los Angeles Times has remained silent​ on Elmahrek’s controversial statements is also concerning. As a reputable news outlet, they should hold their reporters​ to a high standard of professional ethics and ensure that their reporting is ​fair, accurate, and unbiased. By failing to address⁣ this issue, the Times risks tarnishing its own reputation and losing the trust of ⁣its readers.

It is crucial ‍that journalists maintain their integrity and‌ adhere ⁢to the principles of their profession, especially when reporting on sensitive and contentious issues such as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.​ Elmahrek’s biased reporting not only undermines the credibility of the media but also perpetuates a ⁤distorted narrative that hinders any efforts ⁤towards peace and understanding in the region.

It is ‌important for the public to be critical consumers of news and to seek out multiple sources and perspectives ​to form their own informed opinions. Journalists like Adam Elmahrek, who blatantly ⁣disregard evidence and push their own ⁤agenda, only serve to​ further divide and polarize society. In the pursuit of⁢ truth and justice, it is essential that journalists uphold the highest standards of reporting and refrain from injecting their personal biases into their work.



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