Israel has faced backlash for shutting down Al Jazeera, but few voices are talking about Al Jazeera’s ties to anti-Israel terrorism.

From New York Post. Considering how much attention the American media get, it’s amazing that one piece of actual, unbelievable subversion keeps going on.

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That is the Al Jazeera network — founded, funded and directed by the terrorist-supporting state of Qatar.

Last month, The Washington Post reported darkly that the Israeli government had shut down the Al Jazeera network’s operations in Israel because of its coverage from Gaza. …

In fact, there were a lot of good reasons for the Israelis to stop the network from operating inside Israel.

Just one being that a number of Al Jazeera journalists reporting on Israel’s war against terrorists in Gaza were — er — terrorists.

Take Muhammad Washah, whom Al Jazeera presented as a stellar part of the press corps merely reporting the truth.

Unfortunately for them, their man is also a senior commander in Hamas.

He used to be in Hamas’ anti-tank missile unit, but since 2022 he has been in charge of research and development for aerial weapons. …

On the one hand, Washah can spend his days making rockets to fire at Israel.

But in the evenings he can report on the terrible destruction in Gaza caused by the “Zionist entity.” …

He might have kept getting away with it if IDF soldiers in Gaza had not managed to get a hold of his laptop.

Something that proved the Al Jazeera man’s true loyalties.

The same went for two Al Jazeera “journalists” killed in an airstrike in Rafah in January.

Hamza Wael Dahdouh was the son of Al Jazeera’s Gaza correspondent, Wael Al-Dahdouh.

And while the network complained about the Israelis hitting the vehicle they were in, what they did not mention was that the “journalists” were in a vehicle with a Hamas drone operator while it was targeting Israeli soldiers. …

Journo hostage-holder

Earlier this month, in a daring operation, the Israeli army rescued four hostages from homes in Gaza where they were being held.

And one of those who was holding hostages in his home was one Abdallah Aljamal. …

And it turns out that he, too, had been a contributor to none other than Al Jazeera.

Although it takes a lot to shock me, even by Al Jazeera’s standards this is a new low.

On Monday this week I was debating in Toronto against another Al Jazeera contributor: Mehdi Hasan.

Hasan began his career working for Al Jazeera. …

So when Mehdi complained about the war that has followed Hamas’ invasion of Israel, I pointed out that it would all be rather easier to take if one of his fellow Al Jazeera contributors hadn’t just been found with Israeli hostages in their home.

After all, if my colleagues kept being found with people in their basements, I reckon I’d keep my head down for a bit.

But no — that is Al Jazeera for you.

A “network” whose “journalists” seem never to be more than one step away from terror, but who seem to get no criticism for it. …

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(Excerpt from New York Post. Photo Credit: Wittylama – Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=17419871)