Israeli authorities say the handling and return of Palestinian bodies has occurred only through internationally supervised arrangements coordinated with the International Committee of the Red Cross.

By Vered Weiss, World Israel News

Former UK Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has come under renewed criticism after a social media video circulated in which he promoted allegations accusing Israel of removing organs from Palestinian bodies in Gaza, claims that Israeli officials and humanitarian organizations say are unsupported.

The remarks appeared in a video that spread rapidly online, in which Corbyn described what he claimed were Israeli military actions involving the delivery of human remains to Gaza’s Al-Shifa Hospital.

In the footage, Corbyn asserted that boxes brought to the hospital contained human skulls and alleged that organs had been taken from the bodies of Palestinian women.

“They opened the boxes,” he said, “and each one contained the skull of a Palestinian who had been killed.” He further claimed that bodies had been “opened and some of the organs removed,” calling the allegations “the cause of our age.”

The video was initially posted on Instagram by Wear the Peace, an apparel company that describes itself as ethical and says it donates a portion of its profits to humanitarian causes. After gaining traction online, the post drew sharp criticism from journalists, lawmakers, and Jewish organizations.

Israeli officials rejected the allegations, saying they are incompatible with the current situation in Gaza.

Al-Shifa Hospital is located in an area controlled by Hamas, from which Israeli forces withdrew in October 2025.

Since that withdrawal, Israeli authorities say the handling and return of Palestinian bodies has occurred only through internationally supervised arrangements coordinated with the International Committee of the Red Cross.

According to the information cited, the most recent such transfer took place on January 29, months before Corbyn’s claims surfaced, and was conducted under international oversight.

No independent evidence has emerged to support Corbyn’s assertions. There are no medical files, eyewitness accounts, or reports from humanitarian agencies corroborating allegations that Israeli forces removed organs from Palestinian bodies, and no international body has substantiated such claims.

The Israel Defense Forces issued a public response to the video. Lt. Col. Nadav Shoshani, the IDF’s international spokesperson, condemned the remarks in a post on X.

“What happened to fact-checking before spreading a wild blood libel?” Shoshani wrote.

He said Israeli troops “haven’t been anywhere near the Shifa hospital in months” and described the allegations as “crazy baseless stories.”

“The ‘cause of our generation’ is double-checking claims,” Shoshani added, “and not believing journalists who spread misinformation.”

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Hamas supporters outside Union Station staged a grotesque “Thanksgiving dinner,” displaying and eating fake Palestinian organs, with people wearing Trump, Netanyahu, and Biden masks to push the long-debunked libel that Israel and its allies harvest organs.

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A pro-Palestinian protest at Washington DC's Union Station where activists staged a mock "Friendsgiving" dinner with a menu invoking the antisemitic blood libel trope, accusing Israel of harvesting Gaza children's organs and skin. pic.twitter.com/6gcopzpa4t

— Open Source Intel (@Osint613) November 21, 2025

Outside union station-Washington DC. 10-20-25. Israel Friendsgiving dinner pic.twitter.com/pVFGKAkuHo

— Ounka (@OunkaOnX) November 21, 2025

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Blood libels have been responsible for inciting anti-Jewish violence, now it’s in the Washington Post.

By Sean Durns, The Algemeiner

Antisemitism is skyrocketing. And one of the largest newspapers in the United States is helping fuel the fire.

The Washington Post prides itself on “courageous journalism” and speaking “truth to power,” but a recent report promoted an age-old antisemitic canard. The Dec. 26, 2023, dispatch, “The World Wants a Respite for Gaza. Israel Vows to Keep on Fighting,” regurgitated the claim that Jews steal organs of non-Jews.

As CAMERA’s Ricki Hollander has documented, such “blood libels and conspiracy theories have played a tragic role in Jewish history” and are responsible for inciting anti-Jewish violence. And now you can find them printed in the pages of The Washington Post.

“Palestinian officials,” the Post wrote, “said Tuesday that Israel had returned the bodies of 80 people it had held during the Gaza War via the Karem Shalom border crossing. The Hamas-run government media office said Israel had not identified the bodies or said where they had been taken from. They had been ‘mutilated,’ the media office said in a statement, and there were ‘clear’ indications that organs had been ‘stolen’ from the corpses.”

“The claims,” the Post added, “could not be independently verified.”

As CAMERA has pointed out, this isn’t the first time that the Post has reprinted claims by Hamas, a US-designated terrorist group that calls for the genocide of Jews and the destruction of Israel. Indeed, the newspaper has made a habit of repeating casualty claims provided by the terrorist group, despite overwhelming evidence of their unreliability.

But by peddling a medieval blood libel, the Post has crossed the Rubicon, illustrating that, much like Hamas, there is seemingly no depth to their actions and capriciousness.

The Post’s decision to willingly reprint Hamas propaganda runs counter to how the newspaper often treats statements by Israel Defense Force officials. As CAMERA has highlighted, the IDF is often treated with not-so-thinly veiled suspicion, and its assertions are often presented with distrust, even contempt. Hamas, however, gets a pass.

The Post doesn’t uncritically parrot the claims made by the Islamic State or Al-Qaeda. Yet terror groups whose primary target is Israel, such as Hamas, Islamic Jihad, and Hezbollah, are often treated differently and given undue credibility. CAMERA has called this the “terror group double standard.”

Antisemitism is being mainstreamed in the West. And many leading media outlets — including those who pride themselves on fighting bigotry — are complicit. Democracy might die in darkness, but antisemitism is being normalized by once great institutions, from politicians to the press. And The Washington Post is foremost among them.

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