You did, on October 7th 2023.

Here's mine.

So suddenly, the parades vanished. The uniforms disappeared. The moment the war resumed, Hamas militants who once flooded the streets, flaunting their weapons, stripped off their gear and vanished. Just weeks ago, during the hostage releases, they staged grand military parades—marching in full uniform, weapons on display, celebrating as if they had achieved victory. They wanted to be seen, to project strength, knowing they were safe under the ceasefire. They reveled in the attention, parading their power for the cameras. But now? Gone. The same fighters who once boasted in broad daylight have melted into the population. The uniforms are off, the weapons are hidden, and once again, it is ordinary Gazans who are left exposed to the consequences of war—while Hamas leaders crawl back into their tunnels like rats, safe from the destruction they provoked. This is the pattern—provoke, escalate, then disappear. They ignite war knowing civilians will bear the cost, then fade away when the real price is due.

Suddenly, AlJazeera stopped reporting about Gaza.

If we, {the Palestinians} really want to construct a democratic country, getting rid of jihadist groups such as Hamas should be a Palestinian demand at first rather than an Israeli one.

HORRIFIC: Gazans reported that Hamas executed the two children, Yussef Hassan Abu Ajwa and his brother Zaid Hassan Abu Ajwa, and their mother, Ulfat Jihad Ab Ajwa, because their father, Hassan Ab Ajwa, joined the anti-Hamas militias operating in the Strip.

How disgusting The Islamic Human Rights Commission in the UK wrote to 460 town halls asking them to boycott the UK's Holocaust Memorial Day taking place in eight days.

Can we, for God's sake, stop using this shity talking point of "it didn't start on October 7th"? These attempts to open a back door to "justify" the atrocities that took place on that date are as disgusting as the atrocities themselves. If we expect others to sympathize with our suffering, we must equally acknowledge theirs, rather than try to erase it.

Fixed.

HORRIFYING: After terrorist Israeli settlers killed 20-year-old Palestinian Saeed Al Nassan in the West Bank, today settlers opened fire on his funeral. Not a single one of these criminals has been arrested.

I'm writing this tweet knowing that I will face a lot of criticism from Arab society, but it needs to be stated. All of the money Hezbollah poured into his terrorist organization might have been used to improve Lebanon's dismal economic state or, as Hezbollah professed to care about Palestinians, to improve the status of Palestinians in Lebanon. The same is true for the whole Iranian terror axis in the area; the Houthis had the money to fire ballistic rockets, and now they're pleading for international funds to feed Yemen's children.

I don't understand why many pro-Palestinians are shy about saying it publicly, but as long as we're silent about it, Hamas will continue until the last Gaza child (that's what they said publicly). We must call them to release all of the hostages and surrender, if not out of moral obligation, at least for the sake of what is left of Gaza and its inhabitants.

Say that to Hamas. Say that to Hamas. Say that to Hamas. Say that to Hamas.

In Gaza, we refer to Hamas as "terrorists"; in the west, they're the "freedom fighters."

So the rats just remembered to get out of their tunnels and remembered to wear their uniforms after 15 months of wearing civilian clothes and embodying themselves amongst the residents of Gaza, causing more and more civilian casualties?

As expected, Hamas began executing Gazans the moment the ceasefire deal was reached, accusing them of "working with the occupation." Just today, they executed 10 Gazans, and they promised to do more in the coming days. This isn’t a novel tactic; it’s an age-old strategy employed by Hamas to silence critics and instil fear among citizens who oppose their rule. I would greatly welcome a position from the pro-Palestinian movement advocating for pressure on Hamas to end its ongoing oppression of the people in Gaza.

That should serve as a reminder that Western liberals are completely clueless when it comes to Islam.

Seeing my feed with so many Palestinians who stood and loudly stated that Hamas should never have abducted the hostages makes me very proud. We shall never forget the crime they committed against the Bibas family.

My friends in Gaza City report that since the early morning hours, Hamas has launched an arrest campaign, with armed militants detaining tens for allegedly “collaborating with Israel,” whom they plan to execute later, all without evidence, without courts, and without any form of trial.

As Hamas begins again executing Palestinians in Gaza for protesting — nine killed, others kidnapped and disappeared — the Western pro-Palestine movement remains deafeningly silent. You chant "Free Palestine" while ignoring Palestinians who demand freedom from a regime that tortures and kills them. You cry out against bombs, but say nothing about bullets fired into the heads of unarmed protesters by Hamas. This is not solidarity — it’s moral bankruptcy. If you can't condemn the fascists ruling us, then you're not standing with us — you're standing on top of us, speaking over our dead. If you truly stand with Gaza, then act like it. Protest not only for the end of war, but for the end of tyranny. Raise your voice for the Gazans being executed, kidnapped, tortured, and silenced by Hamas. And if you mean what you say about liberation, then demand what Gaza needs most: Hamas’s surrender and disarmament. Your silence helps them kill. Your voice can help stop it.

Gaza before Hamas’s Al-Aqsa Flood operation—vibrant streets, Ramadan lanterns glowing, and the joy of families gathering. This is the home I remember, the life I miss.

Suddenly, all those who cherry-picked, attempting to downplay Hamas's inhumanity and torture methods, will simply vanish as the narrative no longer fits. Look at the bodies and faces of those individuals; they tell a story of their experiences. I'm glad that they made it before it's too long.

What is a Hamas member from the West Bank, named Salih Alzighari, who has a history of raping crimes, doing next to Al-Jolani in Syria?

BREAKING: Residents in Gaza report that dozens of local influencers and activists have gone missing after being called by Hamas for interrogation in the days following the ceasefire. According to several accounts, those detained are held inside Nasser and Al-Aqsa hospitals, which Hamas is using as makeshift detention and interrogation sites. Families say they have received no information about their whereabouts or condition.

BREAKING: Residents in Gaza reported that Hamas committed a massacre against the Doghmush family in the Sabra neighborhood a few hours ago. About 25 people were reportedly executed.

I'm seeing the pro-Hamas idiots on this app circulating this photo of the Israeli hostage who was forced to kiss the head of a Hamas member, claiming that it is a sign of "respect" to the Hamas terrorists who kidnapped the same guy from his home and terrorized him for over than a year. Let me tell you one thing, when I was in Hamas' prisons for a shorter period, I reached the point that I said it literally to the Hamas terrorists after they inspected my personal belongings looking for a lead that I'm a "collaborator" and found nothing, I told them I'm ready to say whatever they want to release me, I'm willing to sign a blank paper for you and you fill it with whatever you want, because I was afraid, tired from being beaten, and because I want to go back to my home. How sadistic and depraved you can be to humiliate an innocent who was kidnapped for over a year upon his release?

Why is the media ignoring what is going on in central and southern Gaza? Hamas is assassinating Gazans, particularly tribe leaders, in order to deter anyone other than Hamas from delivering humanitarian relief and participating in Gaza's governance after this war.

"All Gazans support Hamas." No, we don't, and we'll never allow them to oppress us again.

A little message from the children of Gaza to the Jewish and Israeli communities: Shalom! They are entitled to peace and to coexist with Israeli society; they deserve better, and they deserve to live in peace ✌️

Where did this obsession with a freed HOSTAGE come from?? You have the right to be outraged and upset about the civilian casualties in the incident in which she was rescued, but that doesn't mean she can't recover from the trauma, dance, or wear whatever she want. Don't forget that Noa was the victim of terror.

It was never about Palestine

Unpopular opinion: Islamizing the society that existed between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea was, and continues to be, the worst thing that has happened to this region in over 1,500 years.

In his las statement, Khalil Al-Hayya (a Hamas leader) stated that Hamas intends to rebuild Gaza again. Well, I lived in Gaza for 26 years and witnessed more than four military operations between Hamas and Israel; I don't recall Hamas rebuilding any houses; in fact, after each military operation, Hamas managed to steal donated funds intended for Strip reconstruction and used them to fund their leaders' bank accounts in Qatar and Turkey. Jihadists don't know how to build; all they know how to do is destroy people's lives. #October7

Someone should inform him that the Ottomans did not call it Palestine.

Many accounts are sharing a leaked paper from the negotiations with Hamas, which summarizes what these militias are looking for: monetary compensation, security guarantees not to target their leaders, the ability to flee Gaza to Turkey, the return of confiscated Hamas funds, and the lifting of the ban on their bank accounts outside Palestine. There was no mention of residents or their misery as a result of Hamas' war. They only care about money and their safety; that's why Gaza must be freed from those monsters.

Dear @mehdirhasan, it seems that you stopped following what's happening in Gaza; our people, every one of them, protested since yesterday, risking their lives to say what they want; it'd be nice if you listened to them.

That should be a normal political viewpoint, not an unusual one.

Congrats to the Palestinian people 🥳

I opened my feed today to see countless posts by Gazans desperate to see an end to this war by any way possible and the huge disappointment they have after many of those who claimed to stand with them during the past two years to see them asking the Gazans to continue get killed because they don't like the Trump proposal to end the war. Shame on everyone who used their name and refuses to listen to their needs.

To all of my Jewish friends, a happy new Jewish year. I sincerely hope that both of our nations will have a better and more prosperous new year. Shanah tova!

Never in my life did I see something expose the world's hypocrisy when interacting with political issues more than Sudan's civil war. Sudan's war started almost six months before Gaza's war. In Khartoum state alone, at least 61,000 people have been killed—26,000 as a direct result of the violence—almost 7.7 million people were displaced, at least 2.1 fled the country and looked for asylum in other countries, and famine was confirmed with approximately 24 million facing hunger. Yet, the UN, campus protestors, mainstream media, and other official institutions continue to overlook or barely talk about the daily massacres happening there.

Fortunately, Ta-Nehisis, not many Palestinians share your viewpoint and would not follow your advice for the dumb extreme-left audience. Do you know why the people who had to go through all the suffering in the Gaza Strip did not join the Jihadists on October 7th? They don't defend raping women and purposefully killing children the way you do because they are humans. Let's be clear: Hamas did not intend to "liberate their people" or whatever nonsense those idiots keep repeating when they committed the atrocities of October 7th. Luckily, Hamas members were foolish enough to record their crimes, making it obvious that their goal was to kill as many Israelis as possible. Even those who were assisting Gazan patients in receiving medical care in Israel (as you mentioned with the example of a sick Gazan) did not survive Hamas' terrorism and were captured by Hamas. Stop presenting this death cult as the "liberation movements," How can we expect Israeli society to coexist with this terrorist gang if we Gazans are drained, scared, and refuse to live with them? If they perpetrated the October 7th horrors against the Israelis just once, they did it repeatedly against the people of Gaza during the 18 years of kidnapping the Gaza Strip.

This is not the Taliban or ISIS. This is Gaza under Hamas' authority. The crime those folks committed was "stealing some food," and one of them attempted to show the Hamas man his body so he might understand why they stole the food. Apparently, the Hamas person didn't care, and this is how he responded.

Before moving to Germany, I used to see similar news headlines and thought that it was just an exaggeration, anti-Arabism, etc. However, I had the opportunity to visit these communities last month, and honestly, I was shocked and thought for a second that I was still in a radical Middle Eastern country. The signs for the LGBTQ community were all torn apart, Hamas' signs are everywhere, and my Jewish friend had to hide his identity, as I did, to avoid being attacked, to the extent that when we sat in a cafe, we had to lower our voice to whispers when speaking, and at the end of the night, people were coming back from a pro-Palestinian demonstration; some of them were speaking in Arabic to start some fights with the police, and another guy asked his dog to bite the police guy in Arabic, saying Finally, I want to emphasize that extremists should not dictate how we live, and Europe should no longer serve as their sanctuary.

The assassination of Islam Hijazi, the Program Director of the Heal Palestine organization, by Hamas near the Jordanian Hospital in Khan Younis, who dedicated her life after October 7th to helping civilians in Gaza, is just another reminder that groups like Hamas are not only enemies of Israel, but also enemies of humanity, and what's more disgusting are the apologizers who tried to defend Hamas by claiming that it was an error and that the ambush was for another Palestinian. Hamas militants fired about 90 rounds into her automobile; this was not an accident. May her memory be a blessing.

How many massacres need Gazans see before our "prominent leaders" contemplate releasing the hostages and surrendering? Enough is enough.

Since October 7, there have been a documented total of over 42,000 pro-Palestine protests across the Western world. In the US, the Crowd Counting Consortium recorded more than 7,500 events by April 2024; broader analyses put the number closer to 12,400. In Western Europe, the European Palestinian Media Center (EPAL) documented around 30,000 protests by January 2025. This combined total—over 42,000 protests.None of them called on Hamas to step out from ruling Gaza (politically and militarily). Yet, in Gaza there were 8-10 protests, ALL OF THEM CALLING ON HAMAS TO STEP OUT FROM RULING GAZA.

My latest piece for Newsweek about the media's bias in covering the Gaza war has just been released. Why Does the Media Ignore Hamas' Crimes Against Palestinians? | Opinion newsweek.com/why-does-intern…

Here you go.

This is how Gaza was before the war, and this is how I want to remember it. It wasn't a concentration camp—those who term it one seldom spend more than 10 minutes researching the conditions of a concentration camp. It was full of life, full of joy, better than many Middle Eastern cities; on the other hand, it was full of corruption, thanks to the international organizations that kept sending humanitarian aid to the extent that the population became dependent on it, and the tyrant's job became easier as someone else took the role of feeding the people, allowing the regime to spend all its resources building tunnels, financing their bank accounts abroad, and focusing their efforts on preparing for the disaster we witnessed.

Guys, I need your help. The German government has issued me a deportation order. Despite everything I’ve been through. Despite the danger I still face, even here in Germany. I’ve poured my life into activism, into fighting extremism and building something better for my people. Now I’m the one who needs help. Please take 30 seconds to sign the petition to help me stay. The link is in replies. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart.

🚨update; our brave people continued their protests and were not intimidated by Hamas. Our demands are clear: an end to this war, the release of the hostages, and Hamas stepping down from ruling Gaza politically and militarily.

In recent days, I've engaged with numerous individuals in the Gaza Strip to gain a deeper insight into the ongoing situation. Frankly, I've never encountered a more repugnant, death cult ideology like Hamas. They entice young recruits with a mere $300 to engage in their showcases of dominance, abuse vulnerable children and women (including their own) during these events, and even impose exorbitant fees on grieving families. For the past fifteen months, they have also demanded taxes from shop owners. This merely scratches the surface; I've encountered disturbing reports of threats aimed at individuals who have the courage to voice their opposition to Hamas on social media. These individuals represent a grave danger to the people of Gaza, and as long as they hold power, the hope for a brighter future will remain elusive. Those who remained silent while pretending to support the residents of Gaza will wear the shame of their betrayal. No one has let us down quite like you have.

It has been more than 23 years after the September attacks, and apologists and antisemites continue to deny the reality, danger, and losses caused by radical Islamist movements.

After everything Gaza has endured, the question is no longer why Hamas won’t surrender, but what exactly they're trying to protect. It’s not Gaza—they’ve already sacrificed it. Entire neighborhoods have vanished. Institutions, homes, lives, all buried. The people they once claimed to defend are now trapped in a living nightmare, and still, no change in course. Their refusal to surrender has nothing to do with protecting Gazans. That illusion has long collapsed. Their only goal now is to avoid accountability—not just for October 7, but for over two decades of authoritarian rule, political repression, and armed recklessness that has brought ruin upon millions. They fear surrender not because it ends the war, but because it starts the reckoning. A reckoning for the lies, the prisons, the executions, the stolen aid, the silenced voices, and the generation that grew up between funerals and ruins. This isn’t defiance. It’s evasion. And every day they stall, Gaza bleeds not for a cause, but for the cowardice of those too afraid to face their own people.

The Bibas family rightfully sues Al Jazeera, Hamas' propaganda machine, for its complicity with Hamas in spreading propaganda,recuirtment, and inciting violence based on the US anti-terror law. This propaganda machine must also be sued here in Europe; it can't continue as a lifeline for the Jihadi militias and to publish propaganda aimed to destabilize the region. is anyone aware of such a similar law in Europe?

What does it take to surrender? The human souls? We lost enough. The city? Totally destroyed. Those who survived? Barely trying to survive one more day. Yet Hamas refuses. Not out of strength, not out of strategy, but because surrender means facing their own failure. It means admitting that all of this—the loss, the destruction, the unimaginable suffering—was for nothing. And that is something they cannot bear. So they hold on. Not for the people, not for Gaza, but for themselves. Because to surrender would be to let go of the power they’ve built, the control they’ve maintained, and the narrative they’ve spun for decades. They are not the ones searching for food in the rubble. They are not the ones watching their children waste away. They sit in safety while others pay the price. How much more is there to lose before they decide it’s enough? Or is the truth that they never will—because the suffering of Gaza has never been their concern, only their weapon.

I am a Gazan who has endured immense losses due to this war, having lost close friends and so much more. I do not need to be lectured about Gaza—I have lived its reality. There is only one viable path for a lasting ceasefire and the reconstruction of Gaza: the removal of Hamas from power, both politically and militarily and the release of the Israeli hostages, through a secure and comprehensive agreement that ensures a permanent end to the war and an Israeli withdrawal from the enclave. This is not merely an Israeli demand; it is an international necessity, endorsed by Palestine and all those who genuinely seek to rebuild Gaza. I have relatives and countless friends in the Strip—people I deeply care for—who every day tell me that they long for the nightmare of Hamas rule to come to an end.

This man fights for a death cult that dragged an entire society on the brink of annihilation.

Okay, I'll rephrase. Give them back and drop your weapons.

Arab states have finally called on Hamas to disband, citing their role as an obstacle to a better future for Gaza. I would love to see a single pro-Palestinian protest in the streets making the same demand.

I waited for the noise around Zohran Mamdani, the online shouting match that swung between defaming him and glorifying him, to quiet down a little before weighing in. Mamdani built his brand on grievance: the persecuted Muslim immigrant standing up to the big, bad West. But scratch the surface, and the story falls apart. To begin with, Mamdani is an Aga Khani Ismaili — a small sect that follows a living Imam and whose interpretations of the Quran most Sunnis and Shias consider heretical. That’s what makes his rise so ironic: a man from a sect rejected by mainstream Islam has become the West’s go-to “Muslim voice,” the self-appointed representative of a faith that doesn’t even recognize him. Though he describes himself as a Twelver. During his campaign, Mamdani leaned hard on identity politics. Outside a Bronx mosque, he invoked “the memory of my aunt,” who supposedly stopped taking the subway after 9/11 because she feared for her safety in a hijab. Except it wasn’t true. Records show Mamdani has three aunts, two Hindu, and one Muslim who lived in Tanzania between 2000 and 2003. She never wore a hijab and wasn’t in New York before, during, or after 9/11. There’s a clear pattern: Mamdani weaponizes the language of oppression, Islamophobia, colonialism, white supremacy, to build power, then turns it into a tool of moral absolutism once he’s there. Ironically, he also pulled 32% of New York’s Jewish vote (compared to Republican Curtis Sliwa’s 5%). The real danger isn’t his faith or even accusations of antisemitism, it’s his ideology. A socialist revolutionary in activist clothing, a far-left ideologue wrapped in the myth of persecution. Mamdani’s rhetoric carries echoes of old Ba’athist language, that intoxicating blend of nationalism, socialism, and moral authoritarianism that once ruled the Arab world. If the Ba’athists were still around, they’d be applauding. Saddam would be smiling in hell.

What kind of person mocks a murdered hostage? Hersh Goldberg-Polin was a man of empathy, a thinker, someone who stood against racism and injustice. He embodied the best of humanity—kindness, principle, and moral clarity. His mother, despite unimaginable loss, chose dignity and compassion. And yet, from the comfort of Canada, a 'PhD candidate' reduces his suffering to a cheap taunt. Some people choose humanity, others prove they have none.

The fighters are not there to stop internal violence, they are the ones committing it.

If this can be described in one word, it's a shame. I've said it a million times: defending civilians in Gaza is one thing, but supporting Hamas is quite the contrary; it simply implies that you're willing to support terrorism out of hatred for Israel, and no, that doesn't assist the Palestinians; it just harms us as terrorist supporters. And, btw, no one is coming, sooner or later, we will get rid of them.

A poster was spotted today at Humboldt University in Berlin — Yaron Lischinsky’s photo, a red triangle over his face, and the words “Make Zionists Afraid Again.” Yaron was murdered in D.C. And now his face is being used to glorify that murder — on a university campus, in Germany. I’ve been working tirelessly with students and organizations here to fight extremism and antisemitism. And yet this is what shows up on campus walls.

That is sick. They could all protest and shout for a ceasefire and an immediate release of the held hostages, but they chose to support groups with death cult theologies, which is quite telling; for the most part, it is not about Palestine/Gaza; they would support the devil itself when it's about Israel.

How depraved and rude you should be to stage a parade to hand over the dead remains of children you stole alive, locked up in tunnels for over a year, then murdered while you were keeping them as hostages?

BREAKING: Hamas militias in Beit Lahia brutally assaulted Palestinian activist Ahmed Al-Masri, one of the key organizers of the anti-Hamas movement in northern Gaza. He was tortured, his limbs were broken, and his legs show signs of gunshot wounds. He is currently being treated at Al-Shifa Hospital. Ahmed's only “crime” was calling for an end to Hamas’s rule—openly and courageously. For those who ask, “Where are the Gazans who speak out?” They exist. And this is what Hamas does to them.

No. His name will be written among terrorists. He will be remembered for the dreadful killing and destruction he brought on the people of Gaza, as well as those who took advantage of my people's agony and continue to praise this butcher to get some attention.

A few days ago, six children in Gaza died because of the cold weather, and hypothermia because they were living in tents with literally no means to keep warm. I'm puzzled by how Hamas can organize parades, banners, and showcase military gear during the release of Israeli hostages, yet they can't provide clothing or protection for children and newborns in dire conditions. It is profoundly shocking and inhumane how firmly they are ensnared in an ideology akin to a death cult, appearing to operate without any sense of accountability. No media outlet has held them accountable for this tragic incident, normalizing such events and the current situation.

Rafah, once home to over 300,000 people—now barely a memory on the map.

I'll pin this tweet so I don't have to explain this point again. Many people are outraged because I criticize Palestinian political groups (Hamas, PIJ, PA, etc.) far more than I criticize Israeli politics or actions, and I do so for a variety of reasons. 1) I do it for my own self-interest because I care more about my nation and its people, and I want to see them in the greatest possible circumstances. I believe that criticizing them will make them realize their own mistakes and pave the route for a thriving, democratic , and independent country. 2) When it comes to Israel, practically everyone admires pointing fingers at it (and it merits some of the criticism), but blaming it for all of our failures is false and will not change anything. 3) Unfortunately, we picked many erroneous paths and chose worse leaders who failed to resolve our conflict or improve our living conditions, instead succeeding in playing the victim and extending our suffering so they could benefit from it. 4) Unlike Palestine, there are many organizations based in Israel that work for human rights, peace between Palestine & Israel, and against the occupation (B'Tselem, Yesh Din, Standing Together, Adalah, Al-Marsad, Combatants for Peace, and the list goes on).

That should serve as a reminder that many of those who pretend to support the Palestinians consider them as nothing more than pawns in their genocidal intentions against Israelis.

The rats finally got out of their tunnels.

To all my fellow Pro-Palestinians who will criticize me for saying this, imagine a situation in which UNRWA workers attack your country, kidnap, rape, and kill your citizens. Yet, people beg you not to intervene. It's hard to admit this fact, especially with the current humanitarian situation in the Strip, but this can't go on for eternity; there are many ties between Hamas and the organization. I used to believe that staff reforms could solve the problem and made numerous excuses to myself for needing this organization to continue delivering humanitarian aid to those in need in Gaza. Still, given the time it took UNRWA to carry out these reforms (at least a year) and not doing it, and the fact that they covered many Hamas members and warehouses, it is concerning. Other institutions, including the World Food Programme (WFP) and the World Health Organization (WHO), should be pressed further to take action to alleviate the humanitarian situation in the Strip

The sisters of Osama Al Mishal, one of the men executed by Hamas for his work with the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, posted the following testimony on Facebook: “A group of Hamas members pulled them off the bus, tied them up, and opened fire without asking a single question. Even after they were transferred to the hospital, Hamas operatives followed them there, prevented the doctors from treating their wounds, and encouraged others in the hospital to beat them while they were still alive.” What this account reveals is not an isolated act of brutality, but a glimpse into the rotting structure of Hamas’s authority. This is the reality of a group that claims to speak for Palestinians while systematically silencing them through violence, paranoia, and public executions.

In Gaza, we had the opportunity to produce something similar, becoming the Middle East's Singapore. Our leaders were busy praying for Israel's destruction or digging tunnels for themselves, and we can see the results in Gaza now.

Someone took my advice.

Maybe you should tell your employee, Mustafa Murad, the "project assistant" in UNRWA, to stop stealing and giving the fuel that's supposed to go to hospitals to unknown parties in Gaza (most probably Hamas).

Israeli protestors started gathering at the Gaza border demanding an end to the war, an end to the bombing, and the return of the hostages. Clear, urgent, human. They are our brothers and sisters—standing where it matters, saying what must be said. @omdimbeyachad @GhadirHani

Gadi Moses, an Israeli citizen, was kidnapped by Hamas and held hostage for 482 days under Hamas' captivity before finally being released. Remarkably, throughout this ordeal, he maintained his lifelong bond with the Al-Obra family, a Bedouin family from the Negev. The Al-Obras had known Gadi since the 1960s. Upon Gadi’s release, they were among the first to reconnect. Immediately upon his release from captivity, Moses called the Al-Obra family. During the visit, he promised them that he would come to their home for the Ramadan fast-breaking meal.

Intentionally killing, kidnapping, torturing, raping, and starving civilians, including babies, is terrorism. Using an entire population as human shields is terrorism. Shooting civilians for a bag of flour is terrorism. Killing civilians because they criticized a government or a regime is terrorism. Hamas did all of them.

I've run out of words since hearing about the six captives executed by Hamas yesterday. These people should not have been kidnapped in the first place; they were dancing, celebrating, advocating for peace, and standing against racism. People like Hersh Goldberg-Polin were and remain to be an inspiration for all of us to stand up against injustices. For ten months, the hostages were tortured to atrocious conditions, and only barbarians would kill such precious beings. Hamas killed one of Israel's most prominent peace activists and communities, leaving us in a state of profound loss, helplessness, and tragedy. Sincere condolence to their families, and may their memory forever be blessed.

BREAKING: Armed chaos at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis. After members of Hamas’s “Sahm Unit” reportedly killed a young man from the Barbakh family, they fled and took shelter inside Nasser Medical Complex. The family pursued them to the hospital, sparking intense armed clashes. The hospital’s reception area has been destroyed, parts of the complex set on fire, and three Sahm vehicles burned. Hamas gunmen remain trapped inside the facility as gunfire continues around them.

Mohammed Khalid Al Salibi, 22, from Gaza City. Abducted by Hamas in Deir al-Balah, tortured, then executed with bullets to his legs and head. No trial. No charges. No explanation. Just another Palestinian silenced by the armed gang that rules Gaza. And Mohammed won’t be the last. As long as international media keeps covering for Hamas—ignoring its crimes while obsessing over its slogans—more Palestinians will end up like him: tortured, dumped, and forgotten.

Palestinians shouldn't get killed because Roshan doesn't like the deal.

Vile, shameless, and disgusting. This is how at least this scene can be described: all this outrage because Karoline Preisler held a paper saying, "Rape isn't resistance," which is 100% true. As a Palestinian and as a Gazan, I'm saying it out loud for those idiots: Rape isn't resistance; intentionally killing civilians isn't resistance; kidnapping children, elderly people, or any civilian isn't resistance. To sum up, terrorism isn't resistance.

I've been avoiding opening Twitter since yesterday because I didn't want to remember any of what I experienced in Hamas's jails, but I'm thankful to @NatalieLisbona and very proud to be part of this work that sheds light on what we lived with for 18 years, especially the thousands who were tortured, killed, and some went out of Hamas's jails with disabilities. What you saw in the material published was literally our daily routine and the simpliest torture they would do. As I told Natalie about two examples I know, 'He had objects inserted into him,' he added. 'One man was given electric shocks for two years before his innocence was eventually discovered." I also confirm what the Israeli intelligence officer, Guy C, said about how Sinwar was obsessed with finding collaborators with Israel and tortured thousands because of this obsession. After that, there is no excuse for anyone from the pro-Palestinian folks to deny how barbaric and murderous Hamas is, and for the Israeli folks who keep calling on the Gazans to riot against Hamas during the war, people were tortured and killed because of their sexual preferences, because we said "we want to live," some even because of a post on social media, so just imagine what Hamas would do to them. Gazans are also hostages of Hamas. dailymail.co.uk/news/article…

I'm not Jewish, but one of the nicest things I've noticed about Jews is their willingness to support one another and lean on one another when they face difficulties.

With a deal finally agreed to end the war in Gaza, Yossi on the Israeli street is celebrating. Mahmoud in Gaza is celebrating. But the self-proclaimed revolutionaries abroad, those who shout “From the river to the sea” without being able to find either on a map, have suddenly lost their voices. Where are the all the “pro-Palestine” protestors and activists? Drop links below if any of you pick up on their celebrations.

Yesterday, a group of "pro-Palestinian" activists staged a protest — and from all places, they chose Auschwitz. From all days, they chose the March of the Living, a solemn day dedicated to remembering the victims of the Holocaust. Auschwitz is not a political arena. It is a graveyard of over a million souls — a site that demands silence, respect, and remembrance. In Mecca, at the Kaaba — one of the holiest sites in Islam — political slogans, protests, and flags are strictly forbidden, regardless of the cause. Sacred spaces are meant to transcend politics, to preserve the dignity of human memory and faith. Auschwitz deserves the same reverence. What took place yesterday was not activism; it was a desecration.

Those who support the butcher responsible for the deliberate killing of nearly 500,000 Syrians and Palestinians, as well as the starvation and displacement of millions more, should not be lecturing us about human rights in other places.

Actions have consequences. Columbia’s campus was turned into a spectacle of hate—where Jewish students were harassed, classes were disrupted, and chants glorifying terrorist regimes and antisemitism echoed through the halls. You didn’t call that “violence.” You celebrated it. Now that some students are facing the fallout, suddenly it’s “repression” and “state violence”? Spare me. You can’t cheer on chaos and then play the victim when the institutions you disrespected push back. And let’s be honest—these protests were never about peace or justice. The organizers made sure of that when they shut out any moderate Palestinian voices before they even spoke. That alone says everything.

🚨 Breaking: reports from Gaza, that Hamas just shot at least five more Palestinians in the knees—the same day they executed five others—for the crime of being hungry and desperate enough to search for food. This is what Hamas calls “order.” Kneecaps for the poor, bullets for the starving, executions for the desperate. They steal the aid, then shoot anyone who touches it without paying them first.

With each story like this one from freed hostages, victims' relatives, and friends, I can't help but feel shamed that this was done by a group of terrorists claiming to be "freedom fighters" for my country. With each one of these testimonies, there is no excuse for those who continue to be apologetic toward Hamas. I'm delighted that Agam is free, and I hope that this guard meets his 72 virgins soon.