Fatima Bhutto exploded Western media’s biased role in Israeli terrorism

• Fatima Bhutto gave a message on X.
• Israel blacked out communications in Gaza.
• Israel has turned Gaza into a concentration camp.

London: The writer Fatima Bhutto raised questions about the silence of Western media on Israeli terrorism, Bol News reported.

According to details, the writer exploded on the role of Western media in Israeli terrorism. In her message on social media site X, she said that when Israel bombs Al-Shifa Hospital, will the New York Times, BBC, and other organizations report this fact? It was the Zionist bombers who would be ready to wipe them out.

When Israel bombs Al Shifa hospital will @nytimes, @bbc and others be ready to wipe out the fact that it was them? That they blanketed Gaza in a communication black out to kill without disturbance? Will the @WhiteHouse claim no Palestinians were slaughtered in the dark? They are…

— fatima bhutto (@fbhutto) October 27, 2023

Fatima Bhutto said that they had blacked out communications in Gaza so that they could massacre Palestinians without any hindrance.

Added to that, she asked the White House whether any Palestinians were killed in the dark.

Further, Israel has turned Gaza into a concentration camp, which they are carpet bombing—a concentration camp under siege that no one can leave. I have never felt this world so sick.

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