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MSNBC released a correction Tuesday after the network filed a false claim Young Gaza boy In the distribution of humanitarian aid, the IDF killed it.
MSNBC expands claims by Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) contractor Anthony Aguilar, a 25-year-old U.S. Army veteran and retired Power distribution location May 28. After that, the child was found alive and GHF sent MSNBC letters urging updates.
Host Chris Hayes told the audience that he had “good news” to share, but did not mention Aguilar’s earlier MSNBC interview.
“The latest news of another story we’re introducing here starts at the end of July. You may recall our ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the role played by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation. We play a voice in the voice of Senator Chris van Hollen, speaking to a man who is for the GHF, a GHF, a GHF, a midwife’s assistant.
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MSNBC host Chris Hayes told viewers that a Gaza child was reportedly found alive. （MSNBC/ScreenGrab）
“In that conversation, Anthony Aguilar told the story of a specific little boy who, after being able to collect life-saving food, said he was killed by gunfire by IDF,” Hayes continued. “We point out that the Gaza Humanitarian Fund [sic] Aguilar’s allegations are denied. But now we can report that the little boy he said was not actually killed. ”
Hayes told MSNBC viewers that GHF held a press conference last week announcing that they found the child but he was not shot.
“NBC News producer confirmed that the boy is still alive and evacuated Gaza with his mother,” Hayes said.
Hayes only mentioned Aguilar’s comments aired in the program through Senator Van Hollen, but MSNBC also interviewed Aguilar on August 2, in which he amplified the false claims of “Weekend: Prime Time.”
When asked if “Weekend: Prime Time” will release updates, MSNBC did not immediately respond to the Fox News figures.
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Last week, the eight-year-old (GHF confirmed his real name was Abdul Rahim Muhammad Hamden, but he both encountered “Abboud”), his mother answered questions provided by Fox News Digital through GHF translators, two of whom were excited about the extractors they planned to extract from Gaza Strip.
Aguilar claims he had a touching moment with the boy, and Abdul kissed his hand and then clearly thanked his face. He claimed in an interview with MSNBC that the former Green Beret said the boy then ran back to other Palestinians who were forced to leave the aid scene shortly after a short time, hiring tear gas and stun grenades.
Aguilar – Who is Hire as a contractor For GHF’s subcontractor UG Solutions, he said he fired the gun after hearing the Palestinians left and upon arriving at the scene, he found Abboud and others were shot dead by IDF.
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MSNBC helped promote false claims by former GHF contractor Anthony Aguilar, who appeared on “Weekend: Prime Time.” (MSNBC/screenshot)
GHF terminated Aguilar’s contract in June and began an investigation in late July to try to find the boy’s identity and find out what happened. Through their investigation, rely on and Local Palestiniansthey eventually tracked Abboud’s mother and her son.
Abboud, his mother and other relatives’ identities were verified by using facial recognition software Fox News Numbers.
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Caitlin McFall of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
