Claims extracted
28
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
4%
1 of 28 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
withheld
no quote in the article backed the model's score
Publisher signals
66/100
New York Post's corrections and
hedging, across everything collected from it. Not a measure of accuracy.
Outlets on this story
346
Crime & Law
Same framing elsewhere
1
articles that frame the event the way this one does
The Issue: A co-pilot stabbing the captain on a Israel-bound flight before passengers stepped in to fight back.
asserted
passengers → stab → flight
After 9/11, we bolted the door so a hijacker could not get in.
uncertain
hijacker → bolt → door
The co-pilot stabbed the captain and pointed a 737 full of Israelis at the ground.
asserted
pilot → stab → ground
The last line of defense was passengers storming the cockpit, tying a man to the floor and handing the airplane to two pilots riding in back.
asserted
passengers → storm → back
The Abraham Accords opened the sky.
asserted
Accords → open → sky
Someone still put a crewman from a country with no ties to Israel on a Tel Aviv-bound flight and called it a normal day.
asserted
Someone → put → it
Praise the civilians, then ask who handed him the controls.
asserted
who → praise → controls
A repeat of innocent flight passengers killed by terrorism was miraculously prevented due to those who are stronger and braver than they realize.
asserted
they → kill → those
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s strong words immediately come to mind: “We are going to win.
asserted
We → come → mind
We have no other choice.”
asserted
We → have → choice
Those words apply to all of us.
asserted
words → apply → us
On July 4, 1976, Israel rescued 102 people whose Air France flight had been hijacked and who were being held hostage by Palestinian and German terrorists in Uganda.
asserted
who → rescue → Uganda
It was a bicentennial gift to America and a lesson for the world on combatting terrorism.
asserted
It → combat → terrorism
Fifty years later, between the anniversaries of the 9/11 and Oct. 7 terrorist attacks, Israelis pulled off another miracle on the eagle’s wings.
asserted
Israelis → pull → wings
When a terrorist co-pilot stabbed the captain and attempted to hijack and crash a Flydubai plane with 174 passengers and crew aboard, Israeli passengers rushed into the cabin, took back the plane and provided life-saving first aid to the heroic original pilot.
asserted
passengers → stab → pilot
Israel faces more threats than any other country on earth.
asserted
Israel → face → earth
I’m sure the Israel-hating media will soon report their version of the attempted crashing of the Israel-bound airliner.
asserted
media → ’m → airliner
They will say it’s another example of a genocidal Israeli mob brutally attacking a well-justified freedom fighter without due process.
asserted
mob → say → process
Though many don’t know it, every El Al flight to or from Israel has undercover agents on board just in case of a situation like this.
asserted
flight → know → this
Canada increasingly resembles the dystopian society of Aldous Huxley’s “Brave New World” (“Dems’ Death Agenda,” Daniel McCarthy, PostOpinion, Oct. 1).
asserted
Canada → resemble → PostOpinion
We are conditioned by tyrannical liberal leaders, like Mark Carney, to believe that all is well.
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all → condition → Carney
He feeds us propaganda to assuage our daily anxiety.
asserted
He → feed → anxiety
When that is insufficient, our leaders have a solution: voluntary suicide.
asserted
leaders → have → solution
A good health-care system would make all modern science easily accessible for citizens in abject pain before allowing assisted suicide.
asserted
science → make → suicide
But in Canada, our health-care capability has deteriorated.
asserted
capability → deteriorate → Canada
As a society, we are increasingly narrowing the definition of what a “worthwhile life” is.
asserted
life → narrow → definition
God gets to decide when to call us home.
asserted
God → get → us
Any society that usurps that right is doomed to destruction.
asserted
that → usurp → destruction
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