Other issues with the story that I hadn't thought of until now: * No pictures or videos. Now, nobody who's normal wants to see such content. However, visual media of an atrocity would like that be all over the internet by now. At the moment there's none of that. Unlike every other killing. * Hamas has not hidden anything they have done yet, surprisingly (as far as I know anyway). They're an open book when it comes to what they're doing to their victims. Hamas has not claimed any responsibility for the decapitation of babies. Again, unlike with every other killing. * Hamas took it upon themselves to post violent videos of their victims' executions onto the internet. There haven't been videos posted of them killing babies. * The source is a single person who offered no actual proof. Nobody even knows the guy. It's essentially just a rumor still. No bodies or evidence has actually been recovered. * Despite the horrible acts, Israel does have a lot to gain by making Palestine as a whole look bad and make their allies turn on them. After all, Israel has tormented Palestine for a long time and now this is full-scale war. And last but not least... * Propaganda is at an ALL-TIME HIGH right now. There are a ton of nasty execution/torture/military destruction videos and pictures being posted on social media with people claiming it's Hamas or Israel when it's actually not connected to either. People are going all out trying to poison narratives. You really need to be careful