The Daily Wire reports that X, formerly known as Twitter, has removed the New York Times‘ verification badge after it wrote misleading articles about Hamas’ conflict with Israel.

At the top of the list was the debunked story that Israel had bombed a hospital in Gaza, which included adding a misleading photo of the supposedly destroyed building.

In one of its first tweets about the bomb at al-Ahli al-Arab hospital, The New York Times used a photo from a different bombing site.

I’ve traced the photo to Khan Yunis in southern Gaza, which is approximately 25 km from Gaza City where the hospital is located. https://t.co/TJj2HNU9mx pic.twitter.com/VHg8lnjaYP

— Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) October 18, 2023

In fact, the hospital was not hit, just the parking lot and an independent investigation has since revealed that a misfiring Hamas rocket was responsible for the blast, not Israel.

Daylight. The Al-Ahli hospital in Gaza still stands. Local footage shows all buildings intact. There are no rescue workers pulling bodies from rubble. There are no bodies. There is no rubble.

A tragedy happened. Innocents died. But it wasn't as reported yesterday. pic.twitter.com/5EEoLV4q5X

— Arieh Kovler (@ariehkovler) October 18, 2023

According to reports, Hamas fired about 5,000 missiles at Israeli cities on the first day of its invasion.

🚨 Breaking: @elonmusk removed New York Times' verification badge, following a flood of false information it published on the Israel-Gaza war 👇 pic.twitter.com/qljbsNRhlN

— Dr. Eli David (@DrEliDavid) October 20, 2023

Many believe this reveals yet again, that the once-vaunted media outlet has turned into little more than a propaganda office for the political left.

READ: After It Lied About Israel, New York Times’ Verification Badge Removed By X

Hi @andersoncooper, why are you showing footage of completely destroyed buildings and rubble when talking about the hospital parking lot explosion when neither of those things are present there? https://t.co/WALnzuA2XF

— AG (@AGHamilton29) October 18, 2023

The Hamas invasion of Israel has also exposed the left-wing political agenda of climate change fanatics, such as Greta Thunberg, who posted a photo of herself and climate activists showing their support of Gaza and Palestine.

Fox News provides more details:

Early Friday morning, the 20-year-old Swedish activist posted a since-deleted photo of herself and three other activists with signs that read, “Free Palestine,” “Climate Justice Now,” “This Jew Stands With Palestine” and “Stand With Gaza.” The photo included a blue octopus that had a frowning face and was sitting on one of the activists’ legs.

“Today we strike in solidarity with Palestine and Gaza. The world needs to speak up and call for an immediate ceasefire, justice and freedom for Palestinians and all civilians affected,” she wrote in the post. Moments later, Thunberg deleted it and shared a nearly identical photo — the same four people holding the same four signs — this time with the stuffed animal cut out of the photo.

Note Thunberg removed the octopus from the photo after people suggested it was an anti-Semitic symbol.

That's awkward…..

Her handlers deleted the embarrassing post….

🔸Greta Thunberg's use of anti-Semitism explained in the artistic expression pic.twitter.com/EZYt2oGUk0

— 𝔻𝕒𝕨𝕟𝕋𝕁𝟡𝟘™ 🇵🇭💖🇨🇦 Climate of Dawn (@DawnTJ90) October 20, 2023

READ: Greta Thunberg posts then deletes ‘free Palestine’ post after pushback: ‘I was completely unaware’

Climate change quit being about climate years ago and is fundamentally an attack on capitalism.