Hamas terrorists pretend to be "shot dead" by Israel - Media keeps falling for for it

A video that went viral on drum media expose how Palestinian propaganda works.
Hamas terrorists dressed as civilians come to the border with Israel and fake injuries in front of the cameras. The mainstream media seems to be collaborating with the Palestinian propaganda machine to damage Israel's image in the international community.
Over the past few years the United Nations, the European Union and politicians all over the West have condemned Israel over its right to defend itself against the terrorists in Gaza.
World leaders need to stop falling for the Palestinian propaganda. Please share this video all over social networks.
Israel pulled out of Gaza in 2005. There is no occupation in Gaza. The humanitarian crisis and the violence is all created by Hamas, a terrorist group which victimizes Israelis and Palestinians.
After Israel gave a land (Gaza) for "peace" the Arabs voted a terrorist organization into power and so far have launched tens of thousands of rockets at civilian targets in Israel.
Hamas and the Islamic Jihad are Islamic terrorist organisation, with an antisemitic ideology, an arsenal of missiles pointing at Israel, a history of terror attacks on Jewish targets in the West, and links to organised crime.

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The #GreatReturnMarch. Gazans "practicing" getting injured. You have to see it to believe it. pic.twitter.com/3gGTDGA6c1

— AZ (@americanzionism) May 20, 2019

Meanwhile in #Gaza, Palestinians gather to practice faking injuries...yes, seriously. Unbelievable footage.

Unclear the motivation - for the cameras or to promote the riots to other Palestinians. Either way, absurd. #Pallywood

via @israelhayom pic.twitter.com/jcVQWxyrAy

— StandWithUs (@StandWithUs) April 5, 2018

#Pallywood busted again!

Palestinians gathered today in Gaza to practice how to fake injuries or dying from "Israeli fire" in front of TV cameras.

We saw the same trick last Friday during the #GreatReturnMarch. It's common Palestinian practice.

Don't let #Pallywood fool you. pic.twitter.com/G9aPjTXvGd

— Ofir Gendelman (@ofirgendelman) April 5, 2018