CNN report on Gaza 'Flour Massacre' reveals Israeli disinformation drive

A CNN investigation has unveiled significant discrepancies in the Israeli military's account of a devastating incident on February 29 in Gaza, now widely referred to as the "Flour Massacre."

The CNN report, substantiated by eyewitness testimonies and video evidence, raises serious questions about the transparency of Netanyahu's extremist government, casting doubt on their official narrative.

On the night of February 29, a humanitarian aid delivery in besieged Gaza turned tragic when Israeli soldiers opened fire on a crowd of Palestinians gathered to receive food supplies at Al Rashid Street, the main north-south route designated by the Israeli military for humanitarian aid. More than 112 civilians were killed and 760 wounded in the incident, sparking global condemnations with the Palestinian envoy to the UN saying dozens of the victims were "shot in the head."

For the millionth time; Israel lies pathologically!

CNN just debunked Israel's flour massacre false narrative.

It found the IDF fired machine guns at 600 rounds per minute at crowds of starved & desperate Gazans awaiting air trucks.

The IDF is the most mendacious org on earth! pic.twitter.com/GiG9AgQpqp

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