Iran has not conceded anything.

Many people say that the October 7 Massacre does not justify Israel's actions Gaza. I have a simple question: What does the October 7 Massacre justify? Be specific.

It's like a funeral on Al Jazeera.

Let’s talk about the water situation in the Gaza Strip. Gaza has an underground aquifer. If Gaza was governed in a remotely sane manner, the aquifer would provide enough water for everyone’s needs. But Hamas, being a genocidal terrorist group and all, didn’t effectively manage Gaza’s private wells. The aquifer was polluted by overpumping and wastewater contamination. In addition, the water infrastructure in Gaza is outdated because the local authorities preferred to invest in rockets, mortars, explosives, a vast underground tunnel network for its fighters, and other expenses required of jihadist groups. Who made up for the resulting water shortfall in Gaza while swimming pools at holiday villas were full? Israel. Israel did. The people of Gaza have been getting Israeli water. The payment for this water came last Saturday morning in the form of a massacre of over 1,000 people – children slaughtered in their beds, families gunned down, grandmothers taken hostage. I anticipate that there won’t be much farming happening in Gaza in the near future and therefore the water needs of the population will drop.

I remember when Very Smart People made fun of Jared Kushner after he said he had read 25 books on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The intelligent thing to do would have been to ask him for his reading list.

CNN: A survivor of Hamas captivity said he was held hostage by an UNRWA teacher. What's UNRWA's response? UNRWA: I can speak about the flour that UNRWA delivers. CNN: Does it bother you that an UNRWA teacher held somebody hostage? UNRWA: Every bag of flour is cross-referenced.

There is an enormous gap between what Westerners think the Palestinian cause is and what Palestinians think the Palestinian cause is.

UNRWA website: "More than 2 million registered Palestine refugees live in Jordan... Most, but not all, have full citizenship." You’re not a refugee if you are a CITIZEN of the place where you live. Why does UNRWA operate in Jordan? I never get an answer.

There are more Muslims in Israel than Jews in Europe.

This is the emir of Qatar. He told Hamas to keep torturing and starving the Israeli hostages in underground tunnels in Gaza until Hamas gets a deal that allows Hamas to remain the dominant force in Gaza. Super nice guy.

I have no idea why Israel would target the leaders of a government whose slogan is “Allahu Akbar, Death to America, Death to Israel, Curse the Jews, Victory to Islam.” Was it something they said?

Hi @FourSeasons. I just wanted to ask you if it's true that Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh lives at the Four Seasons hotel in Doha, Qatar. If it is true, do you worry about your brand reputation? cc: @billgates, majority owner

Egypt has just confirmed that it will NOT open its border with Gaza in order to allow Palestinian children and mothers in Gaza to escape what Egypt calls a "genocide." Egypt also just confirmed that it will not allow Palestinian children who need food to walk with their mothers to Egypt where food is plentiful. The reason for these restrictions, according to Egypt, is that the displacement of Palestinian children and mothers who are living in tents in Gaza would be dishonorable. Palestinian children must continue to suffer for the "cause of Palestine," Egypt said. reuters.com/world/middle-eas…

“For every Nazi member that you kill, how many did you create?” – question that no serious American asked in 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944, or 1945 Why?

UNRWA website: "More than 2 million registered Palestine refugees live in Jordan... Most, but not all, have full citizenship." You're not a refugee if you are a CITIZEN of the place where you live. UNRWA is a political organization pretending to be a humanitarian organization.

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Hamas's talking points: 1. Nobody in Israel is a civilian. 2. Nobody in Gaza is a combatant.

UNRWA says "at least 243 UNRWA personnel have been killed" in the war. I will keep asking a simple question until I get a simple answer. What are their names?

Qatar told Hamas to keep the hostages. You've heard me say it for two years. Today I had the opportunity to say it on @SkyNews.

Why is there a massive campaign to demand that journalists be allowed to enter Gaza, but there is not a massive campaign to demand that the Red Cross be allowed to enter Gaza in order to visit the Israeli hostages who are being tortured and starved? Where is your humanity?

It’s midnight in Israel. UNRWA is banned.

Hamas's talking points: 1. Nobody in Israel is a civilian. 2. Nobody in Gaza is a combatant.

Gaza wanted war. Gaza got war. When Gaza wants peace, Gaza will get peace. These are the only two options.

Ok so it's confirmed that Hamas was in the tents with displaced civilians.

If you and 3,000 of your well-armed colleagues decide to massacre people at a music festival, burn families in their homes, gun down people in their cars, occupy villages, partake in barbaric sexual violence, and take grandparents and small children as hostages, make sure when your attack is over that you hide in your densely populated hometown where your family, friends, neighbors, teachers, and local police think you are heroes. The “international community” will protect you and help ensure that you are in a position fulfill your promise to do it all again soon.

Many people say that the October 7 Massacre does not justify Israel's actions Gaza. I have a simple question: What does the October 7 Massacre justify? Be specific.

There is an enormous gap between what Westerners think the Palestinian cause is and what Palestinians think the Palestinian cause is.

There is an enormous gap between what Westerners think the Palestinian cause is and what Palestinians think the Palestinian cause is.

It’s great to see how many Palestinians and their friends worldwide are marching in the streets and demanding that Hamas immediately release the Israeli children whom they are holding as hostages in Gaza. This is a thread of all the photos from those marches. Please share.

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Let’s say that a guy walks into a classroom and starts shooting. Twenty kids die. Then he takes 20 kids who survived as hostages. In exchange for freeing the 20 kids, he demands that the government release 1,000 prisoners who are serving life sentences for being school shooters. After some time passes, he NEGOTIATES with the police and lowers his demand to 500 school shooters. Then a police sniper shoots the guy. He dies. Will Very Smart People remember the dead school shooter as a NEGOTIATOR or would that be missing the point?

Hamas is a genocidal terrorist organization. See for yourself – and please share the truth widely. THREAD ⬇

Everyone working in Shifa Hospital on October 7 saw that armed Hamas guys brought hostages seized from Israel into the hospital. Did anyone say a word?

“UNRWA is irreplaceable” is a very stupid thing to say. There are other organizations that can drive trucks and unload boxes.

There is an enormous gap between what Westerners think the Palestinian cause is and what Palestinians think the Palestinian cause is.

The Qatari royal family doesn’t want you to retweet this.

“Free Palestine” should be as taboo as the N-word.

Hamas: We demand a 100 percent Israeli withdrawal from the West Bank, a 100 percent Israeli withdrawal from half of Jerusalem – including the entire Old City and the Jewish, Christian, and Muslim holy sites – and a 100 percent "right of return" for five million Palestinians to Israel. If Israel accepts this, then we will have a ceasefire and a truce of five years or more. As soon as Israel concedes everything, Hamas will transform itself into a normal political party and the Hamas militia will disband and become part of Palestine's national army. Associated Press headline: "Hamas official says group would lay down its weapons if a two-state solution is implemented"

Here's a story for you about how the news industry works. Earlier tonight, the group that invaded Israel, massacred 1000+ people, burned families to death in their homes, took hostages back to Gaza, and recorded it all with GoPros – this group announced that Israel bombed a hospital in Gaza, killing hundreds. Then, instead of waiting for more information from the Israeli side, the editors of the world's most important media outlets said to themselves: "This is enough for us. Let's run with it." Headlines screamed that Israel bombed a hospital. Push notifications were sent to MILLIONS of people. CNN push: "Hundreds of people may have been killed in an Israeli strike on a Gaza City hospital, according to the Palestinian health ministry" BBC push: "Hundreds feared dead or injured in Israeli air strike on hospital in Gaza, Palestinian officials say" NYT push: "At least 500 people were killed by an Israeli airstrike at a Gaza hospital, the Palestinian Health Ministry said" Do you see what they did there? They put the dramatic news in the beginning of the sentence and then they cited the source at the end so that the assertion is technically true. The Palestinian Health Ministry DID say that. The thing is, the Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza is a Hamas institution. What do you call people who amplify Hamas propaganda not just as news, but as the top news story in the world? There is no way that a professional military such as the Israel Defense Forces can give an instant answer about a catastrophe in enemy territory during a war. It took around two or three hours for the IDF to share the results of its initial investigation – that the explosion at the hospital was a due to a rocket launched by Islamic Jihad that malfunctioned and crashed back into Gaza. More evidence is coming out as I write this. The sad fact is that it appears that hundreds of Palestinians are dead at a hospital because terrorists in Gaza tried to fire rockets at Israelis and ended up hitting their own people. It's unbearably stupid and tragic. None of this is new, unfortunately. Journalists in the Middle East know – they absolutely know – that a significant percentage of Hamas and Islamic Jihad’s rockets misfire and crash into residential areas of Gaza. I've attached a famous example. This video is from May 2022. It shows a live broadcast of a rocket being launched from a residential area of Gaza. The rocket malfunctions, turns sideways, and crashes into the city. The overexcited broadcaster tries to pretend that nothing unusual happened and asks the camera man to turn away. The video went viral at the time. There are other known instances where this happened. These rockets are designed to kill people. Don't act surprised when they do. I say all of this to remind you to treat breaking news from Gaza with caution, even if it's unpopular to do so.

The Hamas-appointed mayor of Gaza City has published an op-ed in the New York Times. He asks: “Why can’t we live in peace and have open borders and free trade?” You can’t make this up.

NEVER FORGET: Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh’s call on October 7, 2023, for every Muslim in the world to join Hamas’s war against Israel was a call that was broadcast from the Qatari capital, on Qatari television, with the approval of the Qatari royal family.

There are more Muslims in Israel than Jews in Europe.

Saudis are providing more responsible analysis of Israel’s war against Hamas than many members of Congress.

Ok so your answer is “nothing” Thanks for the reply.

My radical idea: Gazans should stay in Gaza and make peace with Israel. Literally nobody is suggesting this.

Egypt has once again confirmed that it will NOT open its border with Gaza in order to allow Palestinian children and mothers in Gaza to escape what Egypt calls a “genocide.”

UNRWA deleted these tweets.

When a Palestinian hears an Israeli say “I am a peace activist,” the Palestinian assumes that the Israeli is open to the possibility of dissolving Israel. That is, in effect, what peace means to Palestinians. When an Israeli hears a Palestinian say “I am a peace activist,” the Israeli assumes that the Palestinian is open to the possibility of living in peace with a Jewish-majority country and ending all claims against it. That is what peace means to Israelis. All Israeli-Palestinian dialogue and reconciliation efforts have failed because of the unbridgeable gaps between “peace activists” on both sides.

Hamas turned hospitals in Gaza into bases for its terrorist army. Listen to what a British doctor told France 24 last year about what it was like working at Shifa hospital in Gaza City: "The main point was when I was first asked to work there, I was told there was a part of the hospital I was not to go near, and if I did, I'd be in danger of being shot... I stayed away, but I saw a few dodgy-looking non-medical characters going in and out all the time. It was a ward leading to a basement. As I said, I didn't go there, so I behaved myself... The hushed tones under which this was said was consistent with all the other hushed tones about which Hamas was discussed. You know, people were genuinely fearful. I cannot emphasize too much the air of collective paranoia that existed there."

How did Hamas have such incredible intelligence? Here is one possible answer: In the past year and a half, Israel raised the quota of work permits for Palestinians from the Gaza Strip to around 20,000. The Israeli "defense establishment" viewed the policy as a way to improve the economic situation in Gaza and to maintain quiet for Israeli communities in area. The Palestinians, the "thinking" went, would have "something to lose" if Hamas renewed its attacks against Israel. There is a reasonable suspicion that some of these Palestinian workers were Hamas spies.

Hamas is torturing the hostages. Hamas leaders live in Qatar. Qatar refuses to demand that Hamas release the hostages. Why? Because Qatar thought that the October 7 Massacre was wonderful. Qatar loves Hamas. Qatar told Hamas to keep the hostages. Qatar is an enemy state.

I'm watching Al Jazeera in English. The mood is dark. Political analyst Marwan Bishara looks depressed. He says that Trump's 20 Point Peace Plan, if implemented, means that Israel achieves its objectives. "That is the point of Trump's plan, to achieve Netanyahu's war goals."

Hamas is more popular in Palestinian society in 2023 than the Nazis were in German society in 1932.

Is calling for the genocide of Jews considered bullying and harassment? There are two possible answers: 1. Yes. 2. No. Calling for genocide is WORSE than bullying and harassment. Why couldn’t the presidents of Harvard, MIT, and Penn give either answer?

WSJ last week: In 2014, part of the parking lot at the UNRWA headquarters in Gaza began sinking, likely from a Hamas tunnel dug beneath. “No one talked about what was causing the collapse,” a former UNRWA official said, “but everyone knew.”  UNRWA head today:

Senior Hamas official: Nobody could have predicted that our invasion, massacre, rape, and taking children and grandparents as hostages would have sparked such a strong response from Israel.

I'm reading the UN Human Rights Council report that accuses Israel of the g-word. It is hard to overstate the stupidity contained within. Here are some sentences that I just read: "Based on the above, the Commission finds that the Israeli security forces were aware that their military operations since 7 October 2023 would cause the deaths of Palestinians in Gaza. Furthermore, considering the duration of the military operations and reports of high numbers of deaths, it is reasonable to find that the Israeli authorities knew of the high numbers of casualties in Gaza since 7 October 2023. Nevertheless, Israeli authorities did not intervene to change the means and methods of warfare employed; on the contrary, the military operations persisted over time and caused even more Palestinian deaths. The Commission therefore finds that the Israeli authorities intended to kill as many Palestinians as possible through its military operations in Gaza since 7 October 2023 and knew that the means and methods of warfare employed would cause mass deaths of Palestinians, including children."

Please please please explain to me what it means for Hamas to be “possibly more radicalized.”

I have a question for you, @PiersMorgan. Stay with me for a moment. I just listened to your conversation with @TuckerCarlson. You said that what the United States did to Japan in World War II was morally justified. This includes killing hundreds of thousands of Japanese civilians, whether with nuclear weapons or firebombs. This includes killing 100,000 people in Tokyo IN ONE NIGHT by firebombing the city. Carlson asked you: "Why wouldn't you bomb just military installations? Why drop these bombs in the middle of a city when you know that overwhelmingly the incinerated people will be civilians? Why would you do that?" You answered: "Because when the enemy is not making that calculation, you have to stop them." "Stop them from what?" Carlson asked. "Not being invaded?" "Stop them from killing your civilians, killing your people," you replied. Tokyo is 5,000 miles from the west coast of the United States. In 1945, Japan was in no position to kill American civilians. Japan and the United States are separated by the world's largest ocean. Why was it morally justified to kill so many Japanese? You answered this question clearly: It was morally justified because Japan refused to surrender and you had to bring the war to an end. Here's my question, Piers. When you speak about Gaza, why does your logic change completely? You said: "I have no problem saying that I think Israel's response has gone way too far. Way too many civilians have been killed." Do you see the problem, Piers? Hamas hasn't surrendered. Hamas targets civilians and livestreams it from GoPro cameras. Hamas is proud that it is barbaric. Hamas is promising more October 7th-style massacres until Israel is destroyed. Please understand: The densely populated residential areas of the Gaza Strip that Hamas turned into military positions, rocket launching sites, and cover for its vast network of underground tunnels are walking distance from Israeli homes. Walking distance, mate. Tokyo is 5,000 miles from the west coast of the United States. Do you see what I'm getting at? Japan targeted a US Navy base – and you say it was morally justified to nuke them because they refused to surrender. Hamas terrorists gunned down hundreds of people at a music festival, burned people in their homes and cars, and then they drove or walked back to Gaza – but your position is that Israel's response has gone too far. By your logic, how has Israel's response gone too far?

On October 7, Hamas took Emily Damari to Shifa Hospital in Gaza. Did anyone in the hospital – a doctor, a nurse, an administrator – tell the outside world that Emily was there? Before the doctor at Shifa performed surgery on Emily’s hand, he said to her: “Hi, I’m Dr. Hamas.”

This is the first time that I’ve ever heard you say that there are people too extreme for you. You had Kanye West on your show last month. Is he more of a centrist than Eylon Levy?

The leaders of Hamas are living in Qatar. It’s strange that nobody asks Qatar to do anything about this.

I did not know who this man was when I started listening to his commentary about Israel and Syria. I stopped listening when he said quite idiotically that the Druze are Muslims. Then I checked to see who he was and it turns out that he was the head of MI6.

I’m trying to put together a list of Palestinians who have condemned Hamas’s barbaric attack and called it immoral. I want to show how unpopular it is in Palestinian society to behave like ISIS. I have zero names so far. Please retweet to help me.

Here's something you don't see every day: Hamas policemen guarding an aid truck as it reaches the UNRWA logistics base in Rafah. Two of the men on the truck have their faces covered; the one in the front is holding a baton but is not wearing any kind of uniform. I first saw this photo in a Daily Mail article by @dpatrikarakos. The source is the Rafah police department's Facebook page. The photo was uploaded there on January 10, 2024. I have so many questions. Does UNRWA have a formal contract with Hamas for this protection, or is the arrangement more of a handshake deal? Is it normal that Hamas guys wear civilian clothes and cover their faces when dealing with humanitarian aid? Is it safe to assume that Hamas takes some of the aid for its fighters? Will Israeli hostages in Gaza receive any of the aid? How much of the aid is hoarded and sold for high prices? How much fuel did Hamas take from the fuel truck that is visible inside the compound? I also like the question that David Patrikarakos asked in his article: "Even if UNRWA does not officially work with Hamas, but needs local security forces who answer to it to guard aid deliveries, how can it be sure that aid is distributed to refugees and not according to Hamas interests?" I like to explain it this way: Everyone knows that UNRWA employs "locals" in Gaza. Who do you think the locals are?

The @IDF found this tunnel entrance in a bedroom in Gaza. Think about what this means. Hamas guys can ambush Israeli soldiers, disappear into tunnels, walk long distances undetected, enter their own homes from underground, and go back to pretending they are just UNRWA teachers.

Pretend it's October 8, 2023. Give me a war plan for dismantling Hamas's military and government capabilities that follows the Geneva Conventions and would not result in accusations of genocide from the Very Serious People who call themselves human rights activists. Good luck.

I am making a list of foreign journalists who are willing to enter Hamas-controlled areas of Gaza without Hamas's permission. I want to know who is brave enough to walk into Gaza City today and talk to locals on a live stream. I have zero names so far. Please retweet to help me.

I'm old enough to remember 2009, when Human Rights Watch founder Bob Bernstein wrote an op-ed in the New York Times about how HRW had lost its way. "Leaders of Human Rights Watch know that Hamas and Hezbollah chose to wage war from densely populated areas, deliberately transforming neighborhoods into battlefields. They know that more and better arms are flowing into both Gaza and Lebanon and are poised to strike again. And they know that this militancy continues to deprive Palestinians of any chance for the peaceful and productive life they deserve. Yet Israel, the repeated victim of aggression, faces the brunt of Human Rights Watch’s criticism." Read that paragraph out loud and see if people can guess what year it was written. nytimes.com/2009/10/20/opini…

For those of you who are new to geography: Every missile fired at Israel from Yemen must fly over Saudi Arabia.

"Hamas accepts a ceasefire" was breaking news sent as push notifications to MILLIONS of people just now. One small problem: Hamas accepted a proposal that Israel hasn't seen. That's not usually how negotiations work. Doesn't matter. Another communications win for Hamas.

Israel does not want Gaza. The problem is that Gaza wants Israel.

People still don’t understand the point. The existence of this tunnel network meant that Hamas guys could carry out attacks from urban areas of Gaza and then escape undetected INTO A HOSPITAL and just chill out there for a while looking super civiliany.

Hey. Qatar wants Hamas to keep the hostages until Hamas gets a deal that allows Hamas to remain in power, keep its weapons, and probably keep some hostages, too. I encourage you to use this seven-word message as often as you can: Qatar told Hamas to keep the hostages.

Gaza could have become a state. The only price was peace with Israel. Not one Palestinian ever suggested it.

A Sky News anchor just asked me if I deny that killing has happened in Gaza. It was supposed to be a “gotcha” question. This is how she is presenting the UN Human Rights Council’s case that Israel is committing the g-word in Gaza.

The CNN digital team continues to copy-paste press releases from Hamas and then send them out as push notifications to millions of people.

Hamas guys opened fire on the streets of their own city in order to try to prevent four of their Israeli slaves from escaping captivity. What is the maximum number of Palestinians that Hamas is willing to sacrifice in order to keep one runaway Israeli slave? Is there a number?

What is the proportional response to the threat of annihilation?

On October 7, 2023, the government of South Africa condemned Israel. I won’t forget.

This is the first Palestinian public opinion poll that I've seen since Hamas's October 7 operation to rape, massacre, and abduct Israelis. 75 percent of Palestinian respondents said that they support Hamas's October 7 operation to rape, massacre, and abduct Israelis.

“You don’t need to read between the lines. Just read the lines.” –@elonmusk on the genocidal threats of Hamas leaders

The Qatari royal family does not allow journalism in Qatar. But we are supposed to believe that the Qatari royal family’s international TV network (Al Jazeera) is real journalism. It’s not. It’s an influence operation whose Gaza “bureau chief” accepted an award from Hamas.

“Globalize the intifada” means that every Jew is a target. There’s a word for that.

Qatar wants Hamas to take more hostages. I'm not joking. This is what the editor-in-chief of the Qatari government newspaper Al Sharq wrote after around 20 Hamas terrorists emerged from a tunnel near an Israeli military position in Khan Younis: "Even if the Al-Qassam heroes failed to abduct Zionist soldiers this time around, the second, third or fourth attempts, Allah willing, will manage to add new rats to the number [of hostages] held by the heroes of the brigades."

Gaza could have become a state. Every Palestinian in Gaza could have had citizenship, due process, freedom of movement, and the right to vote for the government that controlled their lives. The only price was peace with Israel. Not one Palestinian ever suggested it.

Piers Morgan: Eylon Levy is too extreme. I will never have him on my show. Also Piers Morgan: Eylon Levy, please come on my show.

When a Palestinian hears an Israeli say “I am a peace activist,” the Palestinian assumes that the Israeli is open to the possibility of dissolving Israel. That is what peace means to Palestinians. When an Israeli hears a Palestinian say “I am a peace activist,” the Israeli assumes that the Palestinian is open to the possibility of living in peace with a Jewish-majority country and ending all claims against it. That is what peace means to Israelis. All Israeli-Palestinian dialogue and reconciliation efforts have failed because of the unbridgeable gaps between “peace activists” on both sides.

There is an enormous gap between how Westerners explain Palestinian motivations to other Westerners and how Palestinians explain Palestinian motivations to other Palestinians.

The Palestinian government in Gaza had enough money to build a war machine that could carry out a surprise invasion and then fight the Israeli military for a year, but you want me to believe that the children of Gaza needed international donors to pay for their education.

Jabalia is one of many fake Palestinian "refugee camps." It is not a camp and there are no refugees. The residents are Palestinians living under the authority of a Palestinian government in a territory that they call Palestine.

Qatar is waging a massive information warfare campaign in order to brand Israel as the greatest source of evil in the world and I’m supposed to be impressed that Qatari officials have been “cordial” to the family members of the hostages. Sorry, I’m not going to play this game.

Hamas is reportedly demanding that UNRWA be allowed to continue to operate in Gaza. That should tell you everything you need to know.

It is absolutely not against international law for Israel to stop supplying an enemy territory. It is unbearably stupid for people to repeat this point just because it FEELS true. In related news, Hamas terrorists attacked the border crossings that you think should be opened, killed or captured everyone inside, destroyed equipment, and published video of their actions. Do you want to come operate the crossings?

All of this could have been avoided if Israel had just agreed to dissolve itself, disband its military, open its borders, absorb five million hostile immigrants, and change its name to Palestine.

Many people say that the October 7 Massacre does not justify Israel's actions Gaza. I have a simple question: What does the October 7 Massacre justify? Be specific.

Hamas is not a party to the Geneva Conventions and does not consider itself bound by international humanitarian law. Israel is a party to the Geneva Conventions and considers itself bound by international humanitarian law. Start with that, or don’t start at all.

All of this could have been avoided if Israel had just agreed to dissolve itself, disband its military, open its borders, absorb five million hostile immigrants, change its name to Palestine, and co-exist with its neighbors.

Absolutely wild. IDF spokesperson Daniel Hagari went to Gaza City himself today with a camera. What he filmed in the basement of a children’s hospital is shocking. You have to see it to believe it.

Fun fact: @Malala tweeted absolutely nothing on October 7, absolutely nothing on October 8, absolutely nothing on October 9, and a call for a ceasefire on October 10. Her Twitter bio: “Still just a girl who wants to learn.”

Hamas continues to publish videos that make the case for Israel better than @EylonALevy. In this video, Hamas shows why Israeli airstrikes in urban areas of Gaza are proportionate and in compliance with international humanitarian law.