The article above was tweeted on #pizzagate a few hours ago, so I followed the link and read this in the first two paragraphs of the article:

Following Obama’s decision to abstain at the U.N. Security Council earlier in the week, Netanyahu has warned him that he is willing to release information that will potentially damage powerful people in Washington.

“From now on,” Netanyahu said, “with one touch of the keyboard everyone will have access to the documents and can trace what happened to the children.”

Jpost.com reports

However, if you read the Jpost.com article, there is no mention of a pedophile ring in Washington or retaliation against the Obama administration. The article is actually titled, "Israel makes public 200,000 documents on missing Yemenite children," and reports the following about the released documents:

The documents are those that three inquiry committees had at their disposal over the years in investigating the case of the missing children – in 1967, 1988, and 1995.

When reading sensationalistic headlines (or any coming from a MSM source!), it's imperative to follow the sources. Sites like USAPoliticsNow.com and yournewswire.com need to be called out for producing fake news, which ultimately contributes to the image that pizzagate is merely a conspiracy theory.

Related article here: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1529259

rule 2 if it is fake news then you have to prove it with a source saying it is fake.