They're also not retracting the false claims they made WITHOUT EVIDENCE. They're merely "correcting" these claims while insisting that they were right to run this completely-fabricated terrorist propaganda -- they should have just given Israel's denials a more prominent placement than "buried at the end of the story."
Otherwise, they insist, this was all done perfectly.
In a post on X Tuesday, The Washington Post said its earlier versions of an article about an alleged incident where Israeli troops fired on Palestinians receiving relief supplies and a previous social media post "didn't meet Post fairness standards" due to a failure to weigh Israeli denials of the incident. Hurt said the issue was accuracy, not whether the Post was fair to the Israeli military.
"The thing that baffles me about this more than anything is the actual correction. The idea would say it violates our fairness standards," Hurt told "America's Newsroom" co-hosts Bill Hemmer and Dana Perino. "No, it violated accuracy standards. The story was wrong. It wasn't that it was unfair."
The Washington Post has consistently demanded that accounts spreading "misinformation" be deplatformed. They demanded that Twitter suspend Donald Trump's account on the theory that his "disinformation" about the election would "cause harm" in the form of angry lunatics resorting to violence.
By the Washington Post's own standard, their Twitter account should be suspended. As should CNN's.
In further news of the Terrorist Media: the "protester" who punched three Jewish people in the face while "protesting Israel" turns out to be a self-described Jew-hater who's in direct communication with Hamas.
The media has been crusading (see what i did there?) to undo this guy's visa ban for months.
A "Jew-hater" who protested against Israel on Columbia University's campus and contemplated setting a student on fire allegedly had a direct link to Hamas' deadly al-Qassam Brigades militant group, The Post can reveal.
Tarek Bazrouk -- awaiting trial after being indicted on three federal hate crimes against Jewish people -- was "a member of a chat group that received regular updates from Abu Obeida," the official spokesperson for the brigades, according to allegations in federal documents.
The accusation is the first evidence of an agitator receiving information directly from Hamas and taking action during protests on the university campus.
Bazrouk, 20, who was not a Columbia student, also frequently wore the green headband used by Hamas terrorists and boasted to friends about having relatives overseas who were part of the terror group, prosecutors claim in a letter filed with the court.
While on Columbia's campus during protests in April 2024, Bazrouk allegedly texted a pal saying he lit a flare and considered lighting someone on fire, but that there were "too many" people around for him to take on, otherwise he "would've hurted [sic] them."
"Would've hurted them." Thank God we've given this Scholar a visa. I'm certain he's discovering All of the Particles in his basement basement high-energy centrifuge.
Columbia University said it has no record of Bazrouk being on campus and wanted "to be clear that this individual is not affiliated with our University in any way," adding that the school "strongly condemns antisemitism and violence, and we are horrified by the violence and hate crimes described in the indictment."
Bazrouk, a US citizen born and raised in New York, was also arrested next to the campus in December 2024 for one of the three attacks against Jewish people of which he stands accused.
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At the time, NYPD Commissioner Edward Caban said "professional outside agitators" were behind the escalated protests, which at one point saw an illegal takeover of one of the university's buildings.
In Gaza, Hamas has previously taunted Israeli hostages by boasting that its tentacles are everywhere and "bragged about having Hamas operatives on American university campuses," specifically showing now-freed hostage Shlomi Ziv photos of antisemitic protests at Columbia, according to a lawsuit.
Bazrouk's cellphone was "littered with pro-Hamas and pro-Hizballah [sic] propaganda" showing his "support for organizations that have murdered thousands of Jews and Israelis, killed and wounded US citizens and repeatedly avowed that they want to destroy both the United States and Israel," federal prosecutors allege.
The phone was found to have a picture of a late al-Qassam Brigades founder, terrorist Yahya Sinwar, who is credited as the architect behind the Oct. 7, 2023, massacre against Israel. He was killed in 2024.
He also had a picture of Obeida and one of an individual waving a Hamas flag, and an al-Qassam Brigades meme, which reads: "By God I would not trade the Al Qassam Brigades for the world and everything in it. May God be pleased with them and allow them to break the wicked enemy through him."
Also included are quotes from text messages in which Bazrouk allegedly identified himself as a "Jew hater," labeled Jews "worthless," exhorted "Allah" to "get us rid of [Jews]," called an acquittance a "F--ing Jew," and told a friend to "slap that bitch" in reference to a woman with an Israeli sticker on her laptop, according to court documents.
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In a text message four days later, he wrote that if he "ever see(s)" a Jewish person, he is going to "boom boom them," according to prosecutors.
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He was arrested in that state in December 2024 for "operating a drug factory," possessing drugs and having an intent to sell them. Federal documents detail how police also found "large quantities of marijuana products" worth $25,000 at the business.
A drug factory for curing cancer you mean, Racists! Meanwhile, the Biden Special who attempted to recreate the ovens of Dachau on the streets of Boulder says he's proud of what he did, that he'd do it again, and that he loves jihad more than his family.