The Times of Israel has deleted an article containing the now released hostages’ many positive accounts of their captivity, claiming that they were suffering from Stockholm Syndrome when interviewed
The Times of Israel has deleted an article containing the now released hostages’ many positive accounts of their captivity, claiming that they were suffering from Stockholm Syndrome when interviewed
Highlights include: having been well fed while Hamas fighters skipped meals and could not eat, seeing/hearing the struggle of the Palestinian people and their families and feeling deep sympathy, and being baked a birthday cake on their birthday which is now being reported as a “cynical gesture.” As we all know, it is very easy to acquire the ingredients to bake a cake in Gaza right now and there is plenty of time to spend baking it just so you can dunk on somebody. Israel’s barbarity knows no end. It will simply not allow Palestinians to be portrayed as human beings who have emotions, human connection, and empathy for even a moment.
The article has since be republished here with an entirely new narrative and pieces of testimony removed
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Don’t be a lib: supply the broken link.
based on the date in the URL though, that would be an archive from today and presumably after the changes
$ diff old.txt new.txt 1,3d0 < The four hostages who were rescued on Saturday from Gaza are in a worse physical and psychological state than initially believed, according to Hebrew media reports on Sunday. < < Noa Argamani, Shlomi Ziv, Almog Meir Jan, and Andrey Kozlov were found to be malnourished during initial medical tests at Sheba Medical Center on Saturday, but the mental influence of their captivity had yet to be established. 10c7 < The Kan public broadcaster reported Sunday evening that after initial conversations with the four, medical professionals believed they were exhibiting signs of Stockholm syndrome, as the rescued hostages spoke about awful experiences they had been subjected to in captivity while also saying that their captors cared about their wellbeing. --- > The Kan public broadcaster reported Sunday evening that after initial conversations with the four, medical professionals noted that the rescued hostages spoke about awful experiences they had been subjected to in captivity while also saying that their captors cared about their wellbeing. 14c11 < Staff at the hospital told the media that the four rescued hostages did not sleep on Saturday night, their first night back in Israel after their resuce, and instead stayed up talking to their families and among themselves. --- > Staff at the hospital told the media that the four rescued hostages did not sleep on Saturday night, their first night back in Israel after their rescue, and instead stayed up talking to their families and among themselves.The last change I almost couldn’t notice, a spelling fix:
resuce->rescue.Huh. Then maybe the version I read was posted to a different or unarchived link. I don’t recall anything about the “cynical gesture” section
Or there were multiple edits? I sure don’t know.
That’s a possibility, considering it was edited multiple times before being removed entirely
Yeah the older article was different and didn’t mention the cake being a cynical gesture
Here it is: https://archive.is/4hPrS