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Retired British Army colonel Richard Kemp has publicly rejected a Haaretz investigation that alleged Israeli soldiers received orders to shoot starving Palestinians gathering around aid convoys in Gaza. In a video recorded on 28 June, Kemp called the newspaper’s findings “Hamas propaganda” and insisted the distribution points are secure. Haaretz reported that as many as 500 Palestinians have been killed near the aid sites, citing medical and humanitarian sources. Kemp, who was wearing body armour while speaking from one of the locations, dismissed those figures. Moments before the video ended, the sound of sustained gunfire could be heard in the background, underscoring the volatility around food deliveries.
The BBC is back to publishing Hamas propaganda. No one believes what they say anymore. https://t.co/JpKqF2KgfO
Retired British Colonel Richard Justin Kemp recently used his X account to spread Israeli propaganda about the American-Israeli aid distribution centers in Gaza. He claimed in his videos that there was no violence at these sites, despite documented daily incidents of dozens of https://t.co/LJyhPVTcO0
Richard Kemp, a retired British military officer who now acts as a propagandist for Israel is claiming the aid convoys in Gaza are totally safe and to not believe "Hamas propaganda". Yeah, so safe Kemp here is kitted out in body armour. Gunshots also finish off the video https://t.co/iJCbwxZ6ES
