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It’s not about freedom or human rights, it’s about annihilating Israel. Download YouTube 2023-11-03 (#079) < Previous Next > Ghazi Hamad from Hamas says it explicitly: Israel should be annihilated and the horrors of October 7th are justified and will be repeated until Israel has been wiped off the face of the earth, even if Hamas has to pay a price, because they are proud to be martyrs. Hamas in a plea to Western activist to stop misrepresenting their goals and stop calling for a ceasefire, they don’t want it! It’s not about freedom or human rights, it’s about annihilating Israel. Ghazi Hamad from Hamas says it explicitly: Israel should be annihilated and the horrors of October 7th are justified and will be repeated until Israel has been wiped off the face of the earth, even if Hamas has to pay a price, because they are proud to be martyrs. Video Transcription: Coming soon

The truth will always win. By Lucy Aharish Download YouTube 2023-11-29 (#168) < Previous Next > Thank you @lucyaharish590 Video Transcription: Coming soon

Former hostage talks about Hamas sex crimes Download YouTube 2024-02-14 (297) < Previous Next > 'He held a gun to her head and started kissing her, she started crying': Former hostage talks about Hamas sex crimes The documentary 'Screams Before Silence' by ex-Meta exec Sheryl Sandberg presents the testimony of Agam Goldstein-Almog, 17, who tells of a conversation she had while held hostage in Gaza with another young woman: 'She told me that he took off her all her clothes, and never put his gun away from her head' "Every time we talked about it, at least one of the girls said that they had suffered sexual and physical abuse," according to former Hamas hostage Agam Goldstein-Almog, 17. Agam was released from Hamas captivity with her mother, Chen, and her younger brothers Gal, 11, and Tal,9, after 51 days in Hamas captivity, testifies in a new film dealing with the sex crimes of Hamas terrorists on October 7 about the horrors she was exposed to in Gaza. I talked to one of them one evening and I asked her how they treated her, what she had been through. She started crying and I cried with her," as she told the teen about being sexually assaulted, Agam told Sheryl Sandberg, former COO of the Meta company, who filmed in Israel the documentary film "Screams Before Silence." Last week, Sandberg completed the filming of the documentary film which presents evidence of the acts of rape and sexual assault committed by the terrorists on Israeli women and girls. In an attempt to raise global awareness of the extent of the atrocities committed by Hamas, Sandberg came to Israel and interviewed, among others, freed hostages, ZAKA volunteers and police officers, medical and forensic experts, and survivors of the massacre. Agam, who has already described the enormous difficulties of captivity in Gaza several times in speeches and interviews, also told the creator of the new film. She met several women being held hostage in Gaza. "They all talked about their kidnapping. Where she was kidnapped from, what they did to her, what she saw. Each was kidnapped from a different place. That's when we learned that some of them were held alone. They said that no one was being held alone. Only in pairs. But some of them were alone for the entire time," she said. When asked by Sandberg what the girls she met in captivity told her, Agam replied: "I talked to one of them one evening and I asked her how they treated her, what she had been through. She started crying and I cried with her. We were crying together and then she started telling me. He told her on the last day, she was being moved to a different place. She was staying in an apartment with one guard. He told her that they had to move. 'Go get ready. Go wash yourself at the sink.'" "She went into the bathroom and washed her armpit and then he came into the bathroom and held a gun to her head. he started kissing her and she started crying. She told me 'you know how when you cry your mouth is like this? This is what it was like, but he wouldn't stop kissing me.' He took off all her clothes and touched her all over her body. He asked her to touch his genitals in different ways and he also touched hers. She told me that she couldn't stop crying and that he wouldn't stop doing what he was doing. He enjoyed it. For 30 minutes the gun was pointed at her head," according to Agam. "She had no choice. I asked her, 'did you do it? Did you do what he asked you to do?' She said 'what do you mean? Of course, I had no other option.' He never put his gun away from her head. And then he told her to 'go get dressed' and he left the bathroom," the teen recounted. "They went back to the living room. She told me that her ears were ringing and she couldn't stop crying, she was in shock. And they moved her to a different place and she never saw him again. He told her not to tell anybody." The CNN host asked Sandberg why she decided to direct the film. "When the evidence began to emerge after October 7, the silence was deafening even though it was clear that acts of rape and sexual violence had been committed. We must not allow silence and cover-up of such acts anywhere in the world. People denied and refused to admit that Hamas indeed committed such acts, and therefore the film will give them an opportunity to see with their own eyes and hear with their own ears from survivors about the horrors that took place and how the victims suffered in the last minutes of their lives," Sandberg replied. Sandberg spoke about the people she met in Israel during the filming. "The people in Israel are broken as only in Israel they can be broken, and at the same time they are strong and powerful as only Israelis can be." Video Transcription:

The suffering of innocent people has to stop❗️ Download YouTube 2023-10-29 (#054) < Previous Next > Innocent people in Gaza are suffering and the number of deaths is rising. Unfortunately, conveying Western morals and values on the conflict is not realistic. Morals around the world in places such as Brazil, Sudan, Nigeria, Iran and Afghanistan are different. They act according to what they've been taught. Hamas' morals consist of civilian murder and kidnapping (awarding prizes for kidnapping), stomping on people's faces, decapitation, raping women (including dead women) and killing babies although this is against Muslim laws. They're willing to sacrifice everything, including their own people, in order to achieve their goal of eradicating all Israeli Jews. Their defense tactics: Hamas fighters shield themselves in underground tunnels under civilian areas, putting their headquarters under Gaza's biggest and main hospital. They stole fuel from the U.N. base in order for the tunnels to have ventilation and power. They manufacture rockets and keep them in the tunnels, and then launch them from civilian areas such as schools, mosques and even U.N. buildings. Their rockets are poorly designed and some backfire. Only about 5% directly hit civilians in Israel. In the first 2 weeks of the war, Hamas launched over 7200 missiles. How can they afford all this? Gaza receives billions of dollars from the U.N., Qatar, Iran and a variety of humanitarian organizations around the world. It all goes to Hamas and Hamas chooses what to do with the money. This does not include electricity, water and fuel, medecine, food and cement all of which they have got from Israel on a regular base for the past 16 years. All of that could have been used for the wellbeing of the Gazan civilians. Israel, on the other hand, seeks to protect its civilians with Iron Dome and shelters, but missiles still hit civilians. Missile launching from Gaza must be stopped! But the launching sites are underground and in civilian areas, so Israel, in an attempt to avoid civilian casualties, calls the people, send messages and broadcasts on TV 24 hours before to warn them of the time and the location of the airstrike to come and advising them to leave. Most Israelis have only 15 seconds...In the current war, Israel has also designated safe areas where civilians can get electricity, water and fuel. 120,000 Israelis were displaced from their homes, as were resident of Northern Gaza trying to flee. But Hamas blocked them physically with trucks and soldiers, sometimes killing those attempting to go south for "submitting to Israel's orders". If Israel stops bombing, Hamas will continue their land attack and Israelis will continue to die. How many Israelis? According to Hamas charter: all of them. Therefore, Israel can't wait for them to fight morally or fairly or to respect another ceasefire after they violated the last 4, or to care about the Gazan people after having sacrificed them for the past 16 years. Israel must stop Hamas! Video Transcription: Coming soon

"Once upon a time, the Middle East was full of Jews..." Download YouTube 2023-12-03 (#177) < Previous Next > Hillel Neuer, Executive Director of the UN Watch. was asking the Arab countries in 2017 a simple question: "Where are your Jews?" Video Transcription: You. Thank you, Mr. President. Israel's, 1.5 million Arabs, whatever challenges they face, enjoy full rights to vote and to be elected in the Knesset. They work as doctors and lawyers. They serve on the Supreme Court. Now I'd like to ask the members of that commission that commissioned that report, the Arab states from which we just heard, egypt, Iraq and the others. How many Jews live in your countries? How many Jews lived in Egypt, Iraq? Jordan, Kuwait, lebanon? Libya, Morocco? Once upon a time, the Middle East was full of Jews. Algeria had 140,000 Jews. Algeria. Where are your Jews? Egypt used to have 75,000 Jews. Where are your Jews? Syria. You had tens of thousands of Jews. Where are your Jews? Iraq. You had over 135,000 Jews. Where are your Jews? Mr. President? Where is the real apartheid? Why is there a UN commission on the Middle East that does not include Israel? From the 1960s and the 70s? They refuse to include Israel. Where is the apartheid? Mr. President? Mr. President, why are we meeting today on an agenda item? Singling out only one state, the Jewish state, for targeting. Where is the apartheid? Mr. President. We continue with the United Nations. Watch. Mr. President, one year ago in this chamber, I asked the Arab states a simple question where are your Jews? My question was met with dead silence. Millions of people worldwide watched the video, witnessing for themselves the hypocrisy and double standards that characterizes much of what is said and done here today. I have come to provide the answer to my question. Algeria, iraq. Syria. Egypt. Lebanon. Yemen. Libya. Your Jews fled as refugees after suffering persecution and deadly pogroms like the farhud of Baghdad in 1941. Fortunately, countries like Israel, the US. Canada, France and others opened their doors, offering citizenship and equal rights. These Jewish refugees from Arab lands, whose suffering and losses the UN has never addressed, put their hardship behind them and built great lives for their families. Now, let us contrast this with the situation of those descended from Arab refugees who fled the area of British Mandatory Palestine during the invasion of Nascent Israel by Arab armies. What is holding them back? The answer is simple. Palestinians are the only population in the world not eligible for services by the UN refugee agency. Instead, these descendants are governed by UNRA, which holds generation after generation trapped in refugee camps, denied integration in the Arab countries they were born in, and denied resettlement elsewhere. Some of UNRA's donors are waking up to the problem. As Swiss Foreign Minister has recently put it, by supporting UNRA, we are only keeping the conflict live. I thank you, Mr. President.

Meet NGO, the Hostages aid organization that doesn't recognize all hostages. Download YouTube 2024-01-25 (279) < Previous Next > Credits: @askdani7283 According to the NGO Hostage Aid Worldwide, which was founded by former hostages, Israelis being held in Gaza are not considered hostages because they are still within the same country. How absurd is that? Video Transcription:

Ackman says Harvard has done very little to stop antisemitism on campus Download YouTube 2023-12-17 (216) < Previous Next > I’m an activist, but my activism today is probably not in the corporate boardroom — it’s on campus,” Bill Ackman said on The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations on Bloomberg TV. Video Transcription: one of the institutions you've been very philanthropic with is your alma mater Harvard but recently you've been very uh public about your criticism of the way Harvard handled the uh events of October 7th and their aftermath could you talk about that now the first reaction of a group of 34 Harvard student clubs on the morning after uh October 7th was to put out a statement saying that Israel was 100% responsible uh for the acts of Hamas and uh my view on that uh was you know that's ridiculous and that's more than ridiculous I would say and you know these students need to have some you know judgment and perspective you can come out and say look uh I'm very unhappy about Israel's uh how treatment of Palestinians and the West Bank or you can say you know we can talk about uh the Gaza Strip um but you can't support terrorists and particularly terrorists that rape and pillage and you know Murder and burn and take hostages I got a actually a text from a CEO in my industry he's like Bill you know you're you know the people at Harvard I'd like to know who the students are Behind These clubs so I make sure I don't inadvertently hire them and so I tweeted out that uh sort of made that point and uh caused a bit of a firestorm and I got a lot of push back uh oh why are you picking on students I said look you can't hide behind a corporate entity if you're going to support terrorism you know that's a that's a major decision so that was sort of my first uh initiative if you will at Harvard and then you know there were protests on campus um and the protests weren't uh the protests were supportive of terrorism and uh supportive of things like you know when you have a group of students shouting inata inata uh you know let's free Palestine from The River To The Sea the meaning of inata means to kill Jews when I raised this issue Harvard said well we have a commitment to free speech and that's why we have to allow this well there's certain speech that is certainly permissible under the First Amendment and then there's certain speech uh that I would say is undesirable on a campus have you said you're not going to donate to Harvard anymore or have you said I'm not going to hire people from these Harvard students anymore or people like those people no uh well one we're not going to hire anyone that supports terrorism at persing Square um I haven't made any statements about um you know economic support for Harvard I want Harvard to do the right thing I don't want to threaten one way or another that's not my kind of approach but I do think Harvard needs to do a deep examination of you know one there's been a meaningful rise in anti-semitic incidents on campus so you're going to continue to be involved in this issue and try to push Harvard to do what you think they should be doing absolutely uh you know I wrote a pretty thoughtful letter uh that was you know I think 25 million people saw it on Twitter uh and uh remarkably I did not get a response which to me uh is a very very bad uh um and weak uh approach literally no response no acknowledgement no dear bill I hear what you're saying but um nothing so uh yes I'm an activist uh but my activism today is probably not in the corporate boardroom uh it's it's on campus and uh and this is not just the Harvard problem uh you know there's and it's an NYU problem it's the University of Pennsylvania problem uh it you know the the more I examine the issue the more woke the more left leaning the institution the more anti-Semitism uh which is a a very unfortunate thing

"Ceasefire will almost certainly prolong the conflict” Download YouTube 2023-12-07 (#194) < Previous Next > Niall Ferguson is a Scottish-American historian who serves as a senior fellow at the Center for Science and International Affairs at Harvard. Listen to what he had to say on 'Piers Morgan' Video Transcription: Coming soon

This is what ceasefire now really means❗️ Download YouTube 2023-10-30 (#061) < Previous Next > Hillary Clinton: people calling for a ceasefire do not understand Hamas. It would be a gift to Hamas who would use a ceasefire to rebuild their armaments and create stronger positions. Video Transcription: Coming soon

Israel operates under international law Download YouTube 2023-10-29 (#058) < Previous Next > The interviewer says "War is chaos. There need to be rules. Should Israel be allowed to do what it wants or abide by international law? Are there any red lines?". MP Michelle Donahan replies that Israel has the right to defend itself just like England would, according to international law and trying to avoid civilian casualties. She emphasizes the fact that Israel has warned civilians to go south and that Hamas is telling them not to move. Video Transcription: Coming soon

These last 100 days of pain changed our lives forever and cant be for nothing. Download YouTube 2024-01-18 (270) < Previous Next > These last 100 days of pain changed our lives forever and cant be for nothing. We have other choices Video Transcription:

The international community silence is unacceptable! Download YouTube 2024-02-13 (296) < Previous Next > Why do you think the international community, generally speaking, has remained so silent and not even taking a position or acknowledging that these attacks occurred? I mean, that's been the thing that I think has upset me and so many people. I think what happened is that this moment was so polarized that while people were upset about the sexual violence, they were afraid to speak out. And we need to separate these things. No matter what you think should happen in Israel, no matter what you think should happen anywhere on any political decision stage, what matters is that sexual violence is never tolerated. And that means speaking out against it. That interview I did with Agam, I mean, she's this beautiful 18 year old girl living on a kibbutz, dedicated to peace, like Kibbutzes, is very peace loving community. The people who believe in two states, who believe in peace with their neighbors. And it was a normal day, and she watched her father killed in front of her. Then she watched her sister killed in front of her. Then she and her mother and two younger brothers were driven to Gaza, where they remained for over 50 days as hostages. And the stuff she shared was the stories she heard from other female hostages of things that were happening in captivity. And therefore, we should all be very afraid they're still happening today. And that's unacceptable. No matter what else you think should happen. There's no 18 year old girl in the world who should have her world destroyed that way, who should be held as a hostage, who should be subject to, or other people held are subject to that kind of sexual assault. It's unacceptable! Video Transcription: Why do you think the international community, generally speaking, has remained so silent and not even taking a position or acknowledging that these attacks occurred? I mean, that's been the thing that I think has upset me and so many people. I think what happened is that this moment was so polarized that while people were upset about the sexual violence, they were afraid to speak out. And we need to separate these things. No matter what you think should happen in Israel, no matter what you think should happen anywhere on any political decision stage, what matters is that sexual violence is never tolerated. And that means speaking out against it. That interview I did with Agam, I mean, she's this beautiful 18 year old girl living on a kibutz, dedicated to peace, like Kibbutzes, is very peace loving community. The people who believe in two states, who believe in peace with their neighbors. And it was a normal day, and she watched her father killed in front of her. Then she watched her sister killed in front of her. Then she and her mother and two younger brothers were driven to Gaza, where they remained for over 50 days as hostages. And the stuff she shared was the stories she heard from other female hostages of things that were happening in captivity. And therefore, we should all be very afraid they're still happening today. And that's unacceptable. No matter what else you think should happen. There's no 18 year old girl in the world who should have her world destroyed that way, who should be held as a hostage, who should be subject to, or other people held are subject to that kind of sexual assault. It's unacceptable.