How Hamas Letters Were Faked To Shape Global Opinion

An Israeli news website, Ynet, has revealed that two letters, supposedly written by Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, were leaked to international media but were misrepresented or even altered. These letters sparked widespread attention, but now the Israeli Defense Force (IDF) has launched an investigation, suspecting they were part of a disinformation campaign meant to influence public opinion both inside and outside Israel.

The Mysterious Letters

One letter was used by *The Jewish Chronicle*, a UK-based newspaper, to back up a shocking claim that Hamas had a plan to smuggle Israeli hostages into Iran. According to the article, this letter was found on Sinwar's computer and supposedly showed that Hamas never intended to make a hostage deal with Israel. Instead, they wanted Israel to pull out of Gaza so they could use the hostages for their own gain. It even went as far as to suggest that Sinwar had handcuffed some of the hostages to himself as human shields while trying to escape....

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