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People who rip down posters of hostages reveal themselves to have no humanity. Download YouTube 2024-01-25 (278) Short < Previous Next > UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak: “Those people who rip down posters of hostages reveal themselves to have no humanity.” “Those who chant ‘from the river to the sea’ are either useful idiots who do not understand what they are saying or worse, people who wish to wipe the Jewish state from the map.” Video Transcription:

197 abductees are still in Gaza, share for the whole world to see Download YouTube 2023-11-27 (#158) < Previous Next > 197 hostages are still in Gaza! See the heartrending footage of the children who were released. Video Transcription: Coming soon

Israel is never interested in war Download YouTube 2023-10-19 (#012) < Previous Next > Colonel Richard Kemp, a professional soldier, who commanded the British Forces in Afghanistan and has served in several combat zones around the world, including Gaza in 2014, claims there are 2 views of the IDF: what you hear in the media and the truth. Colonel Kemp wants to tell the truth and tells us that, based on his experience and observations, there is no army in the history of modern warfare that does more to safeguard the rights of civilians in a combat. He explains why and provides details. Video Transcription: Coming soon

Why am I against a ceasefire in Gaza? Download YouTube 2023-11-06 (#091) < Previous Next > Benjamin Butterworth is against a ceasefire with Hamas after having seen the raw footage of Hamas terrorist actions on Octoer 7th. This included clips of babies killed in Mickey Mouse pajamas, children witnessing an explosive thrown at their father, a recording of a Hamas terrorist gleefully bragging to his parents about having killed 10 Jews. From the comfort and security of their homes in the U.K., 76% of people want Israel to agree to a ceasefire, but the Israelis as well as some Palestinians are confronted with an evic, barbaric terrorist organization on their doorstep. Ceasefires freeze conflicts, do nothing to resolve them, and the Hamas leadership has officially declared that they would repeat the October 7th atrocities again and again. A ceasefire would be a victory for the terrorists. Video Transcription: Coming soon

The Houthi Hypocrisy – Maintaining Vast Arsenals But Relying On The West To Feed The Starving Yemenis 24 February 2024 By: MEMRI Malnourished child in Yemen hospital Across the Middle East, failed states and territories depend on massive amounts of humanitarian aid from the West to feed and care for populations. Many of these are run, de facto, by Iran via proxies. One such proxy is the Ansar Allah, commonly known as the Houthis , the organization that controls much of the country, including the capital Sana'a and 70%-80% of the population –and which has, for the past decade, been supplied by Iran with advanced and sophisticated weaponry. Yet while Yemen, whose 32 million people are among the poorest and hungriest in the world, receives billions of dollars in humanitarian aid every year, the Houthis maintain a vast military, complete with arsenals of the latest weapons and equipment, including missiles and drones that are, based on observation, worth tens of millions or even billions of dollars. These are stockpiled under the noses of the Western bodies and organizations on the ground – just as happened in Gaza with Hamas and in Lebanon with Hezbollah. According to U.S. Navy Admiral Brad Cooper , deputy commander of U.S. Central Command, the Houthis are "the first entity in the history of the world to use anti-ship ballistic missiles ever... certainly against commercial shipping, much less against U.S. Navy ships." He added that it would be "unwise to consider them" a ragtag terrorist group. The Houthis – whose official motto is "God is great, death to America, death to Israel, a curse upon the Jews, victory to Islam" – are laser-focused on building military might and carrying out attacks on ships in the Red Sea – to the point where the State Department, on February 21, condemned them for "continu[ing] to demonstrate disregard to the Yemeni people" for "risking spillage of fertilizer and fuel into the sea and threatening Yemen's fishing industry" and "bringing corn and other food supplies to the Yemeni people." It added that they are "preventing the delivery of food and essential items on which the Yemeni people rely and making it difficult for humanitarians to do their essential work, endangering an already fragile humanitarian situation." More than two-thirds of Yemen's population – some 21.6 million people – depend on food and humanitarian aid from international organizations to avoid starvation. Severe maternal malnutrition and mahram restrictions on women preventing them from going anywhere without a male family member exacerbate the situation. The United Nations warned as early as 2017 that Yemen was facing "the largest famine the world has seen for many decades, with millions of victims," and that "Yemenis are not going hungry, they are being starved ." The World Health Organization has noted that Yemen's health system is near collapse ; a WHO official said in April 2023 that 540,000 children under five are currently suffering from severe acute malnutrition "with a direct risk of death." Doctors and nurses describe children who are "just skin and bones," motionless on hospital beds, their bodies covered with sores, and with barely enough energy to breathe or open their eyes. It has been known for years that the Houthis are stealing aid directly from the mouths of the people of Yemen, and this is ongoing . As of 2018 and 2019, according to a UN World Food Program report as well as media and the Yemen government itself , food aid was being stolen, withheld, and misappropriated by the Houthis. A 2020 Human Rights report also stated that the Houthis were diverting and blocking aid. It is known that the Houthi organization, The Supreme Council for the Management and Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs and International Cooperation, has complete oversight over all humanitarian aid work in territories under most of Yemen. As of February 18, 2024, according to Pentagon figures , since November the Houthis had attacked at least 45 ships in the Red Sea, as well as launching missiles and drones at Israel. The U.S. Navy has shot down nearly 100 Houthi drones and missiles, with its ships engaging in combat in a way they haven't since World War II. The world's major container ship companies are all now going around the Cape of Good Hope, with an additional month of travel time and a million more dollars in fuel costs – posing, according to U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell , a risk to the global economy. On January 17, the Biden administration named the Houthis a Specially Designated Terrorist Group on January 17, taking effect February 16. This long-overdue move comes three years to the day after President Biden delisted the Houthis as a Foreign Terrorist Organization, when the UN and aid groups said that the designation could hamper humanitarian assistance to Yemen . The UN has expressed similar apprehensions about this new designation as well. The Houthi political bureau's near-daily statements and media releases, and the organization's many military parades, aim to show that the group is a strong military force in the region. The missiles and drones it showcased in a massive September military parade , with ranges of 400 to 1,900 kilometers, are derivatives and variants of Iranian weaponry . Their most recent "armed popular show of force" – a massive parade on December 20 – was intended "to send a message of readiness and preparedness to confront the forces of hegemony and arrogance" – i.e. the U.S. and its allies in the region. The same "forces of hegemony" that the Houthis are targeting – the U.S. and other Western countries – are sending millions in humanitarian aid to Yemen to help feed its starving population. Since 2015, the EU has provided over 1.4 billion euros in aid to Yemen; the U.S. has provided almost half of all aid – $5.4 billion in total. In February 2023, the U.S. pledged nearly $450 million. Another top donor to Yemen is Saudi Arabia , which in 2019 pledged $500 million, as did the United Arab Emirates . Additionally, the World Food Programme said in 2023 that it planned to provide emergency food assistance to 15 million people that year. Humanitarian and non-government organizations have remained largely silent about the corruption and the theft of much-needed food and supplies. As more becomes known about the Houthis, it likewise becomes clear that they are thieves stealing aid destined for their children and women, heartlessly allowing them to literally starve to death. Almost no one in the Middle East, or groups in the West who claim to care about human rights in the region, are saying one word. As the Houthis gain prominence across the Middle East, and now in the West, for their actions against both Israel and the U.S., the left has been touting their "long tradition of solidarity with the Palestinian people " and their role as an anti-imperialist resistance movement . Beginning in December in New York City, protests are featuring crowds chanting "Yemen, Yemen, make us proud, turn another ship around!" and "Hands Off Yemen." Pro-Houthi marches continued , including with a January 12 "Hands Off Yemen" rally outside the Yemen UN Mission in New York. The chant was heard at a 200,000-strong protest in London as well on January 13. Meanwhile, back in Yemen, the Houthis continue to impose their will on the populations under their control – including with death sentences for university students, as well as punishments such as flogging and stoning for "immoral acts," and shaving boys' heads for the crime of sporting "Western hairstyles." The Biden administration's January 2024 designation of the Houthi movement as a Specially Designated Global Terrorist – after it formally delisted it as a Foreign Terrorist Organization and Specially Designated Global Terrorist soon after taking power in January 2021 – is a good step, albeit one already shown to be further inflaming protestors. Another positive development is the European Union's mission to protect ships in the Red Sea from the Houthis . Additionally, the State Department emphasized that "we and our partners will continue to take appropriate action, as needed, to protect freedom of navigation and commercial shipping from Houthi attacks. But the impact of these moves on the Houthis' attacks on Red Sea shipping, together with the U.S. Navy's operations, appears limited so far, as they continue to carry out significant military operations against sea vessels and U.S. drones. In light of the Houthis' call in mid-January to expand the regional conflict against the U.S., and its warning that Europe would be their primary victim, a stronger military response might be needed to stop their attacks. By: Steven Stalinsky who is Executive Director of the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI) <- Previous Read full article Next -> More Insights 7 Ways Hamas Exploits Palestinian Civilians in Gaza Antisemitism defined: Why opposing the Jewish people's right to self-determination is antisemitic What You Need to Know About Israel’s Humanitarian Aid To Gaza Fatah responds to Hamas criticism of new formation of PA government ‘without consulting Hamas’ Surprise jump in Gazan support for 2-state solution, while still in favor of Oct 7 attack Hamas' Most Horrific Weapon of War: 5 Takeaways from UN Report on Sexual Violence Against Israelis Latest Video Clips The History of Israel This Muslim Israeli Woman Is the Future of the Middle East Natasha Hausdorff responds to the content of the House of Commons Gaza Debate. Its time to face the hard truth that you're being played as a sacrificial fool by terrorists. Peace cannot be achieved with those who desire war and jihad instead. 'Awful Things Happening In Israel Nothing To Do With British Jews'

The Biden admin. has declared Yemen's Houthi rebels to be a terrorist group. 17 January 2024 By: Jewish Breaking News UNITED STATES: The Biden admin. has declared Yemen's Houthi rebels to be a "specially designated global terrorist group," or SDGT, a move that comes amid the terror group’s continuing attacks against commercial vessels in the Red Sea. The move, announced by the US State Department and the White House, reverses part of an earlier decision by the State Department in February 2021 that removed the SDGT designation from the Houthis. <- Previous Read full article Next -> More Insights 7 Ways Hamas Exploits Palestinian Civilians in Gaza Antisemitism defined: Why opposing the Jewish people's right to self-determination is antisemitic What You Need to Know About Israel’s Humanitarian Aid To Gaza Fatah responds to Hamas criticism of new formation of PA government ‘without consulting Hamas’ Surprise jump in Gazan support for 2-state solution, while still in favor of Oct 7 attack Hamas' Most Horrific Weapon of War: 5 Takeaways from UN Report on Sexual Violence Against Israelis Latest Video Clips The History of Israel This Muslim Israeli Woman Is the Future of the Middle East Natasha Hausdorff responds to the content of the House of Commons Gaza Debate. Its time to face the hard truth that you're being played as a sacrificial fool by terrorists. Peace cannot be achieved with those who desire war and jihad instead. 'Awful Things Happening In Israel Nothing To Do With British Jews'

Dearborn and Detroit Imams and Protests speaks against the US 6 February 2024 By: MEMRI MEMRI TV COMPILATION – Dearborn And Detroit Imams And Protests Prior To And Following October 7 Hamas Attack: "Dearborn Is 'A City Of Resistance" "President Biden Is 'A Cancer In Our Country" "October 7 Is 'One Of The Days Of God" "Dismantl[e] The Terrorist Racist State Of Israel" "Start Normalizing Jihad" 'Warmest Congratulations To Our Very Special Leader Imam [Iranian Supreme Leader Ali] Khamenei' For October 7 Attack" "The Jews 'Control People's Resources Through Tricks And Deception' Since October 7, 2023, when Hamas invaded southern Israel, murdered over 1,200 people, and took nearly 250 hostage, the MEMRI research team that monitors imams' sermons in mosques in the U.S. as well as speeches and statements by U.S. Muslim leaders and organizations has been finding, and exposing, some very disturbing content emanating from the state of Michigan – particularly from Dearborn and Detroit. These sermons and statements reflect the sentiment we have found in our broader monitoring of U.S. Sunni and Shi'ite imams from major mosques and leading organizations, as well as by individuals affiliated with universities. They include antisemitic and pro-Hamas statements, expressions of support for the October 7 attacks and calls for further violence, denial of the atrocities perpetrated by Hamas, and anti-Israel and anti-U.S. statements. It is notable that in our extensive monitoring of sermons and statements from this region, or indeed from across the U.S., our researchers have not found a single sermon denouncing Hamas or the October 7 attacks. <- Previous Read full article Next -> More Insights 7 Ways Hamas Exploits Palestinian Civilians in Gaza Antisemitism defined: Why opposing the Jewish people's right to self-determination is antisemitic What You Need to Know About Israel’s Humanitarian Aid To Gaza Fatah responds to Hamas criticism of new formation of PA government ‘without consulting Hamas’ Surprise jump in Gazan support for 2-state solution, while still in favor of Oct 7 attack Hamas' Most Horrific Weapon of War: 5 Takeaways from UN Report on Sexual Violence Against Israelis Latest Video Clips The History of Israel This Muslim Israeli Woman Is the Future of the Middle East Natasha Hausdorff responds to the content of the House of Commons Gaza Debate. Its time to face the hard truth that you're being played as a sacrificial fool by terrorists. Peace cannot be achieved with those who desire war and jihad instead. 'Awful Things Happening In Israel Nothing To Do With British Jews'

Video exposes anti-Semitic ‘dark side of the hard left’ in social experiment by filmmaker Download YouTube 2024-01-03 (258) < Previous Next > The “dark side of the hard left” is exposed in a video recorded on United States’ university campuses with a social experiment done to identify support for the killing of Jews among students, Filmmaker Ami Horowitz says. “This isn’t really about the Israeli conflict, this isn’t really about Israel,” Mr Horowitz told Sky News host James Macpherson. “It’s really about, on one level, the Jews themselves – almost a majority of people I spoke to, who engaged with me, offered me money to murder Jews – to kill Jews. “The vast majority of people who I spoke to, if they didn’t give me money, supported the idea. “What we’re doing is we’re really uncovering the dark side of the hard left.” Video Transcription:

How the UN's bias and inaction compromise its foundational mission 13 February 2024 By: YNET Opinion: The IDF's discovery of a Hamas tunnel below UNRWA's headquarters in Gaza exemplify how to UN continues to remain idle on issues it holds itself responsible for. Following the path of the League of Nations before it, the United Nations is similarly treading a path marked by partiality, compromising its fundamental mission of peacekeeping, especially in the context of the war between Israel and Hamas. The discovery by the Israel Defense Forces, of a Hamas tunnel under the UNRWA headquarters in Gaza , as well as an operational room dedicated to servers belonging to the terrorist organization, reveals not only a security breach but also a moral failing on the part of the UN, which is incapable of distancing itself from the influence of Hamas and its ideology. These events highlight the UN's inability to deal with the various actors in the war between Israel and the Hamas terrorist group objectively and fairly. The organization's silence and delayed reactions to the atrocities committed by Hamas, including sexual violence against Israeli civilians, contrast with the speed of its condemnations in other contexts. This reluctance to recognize and condemn terrorist acts when they target Israel, fuels this bias, thus undermining the UN's credibility in its fight against terrorism. The refusal of the UNRWA Commissioner-General, Philippe Lazzarini, to acknowledge Hamas's influence over the organization demonstrates dangerous complacency and the moral bankruptcy of the UN agency. UNRWA, mandated to assist Palestinian refugees, thus finds itself exploited, its resources diverted to terrorist activities, raising questions about the agency's funding. As the United States is deciding whether to continue funding UNRWA, members of the European Union should do the same. In another vein, the handling of sexual violence starkly illustrates the UN's double standards since October 7th. While the organization is quick to denounce minor incidents in other circumstances, it shows astonishing restraint when the victims are Israeli. This silence is not only a betrayal of universal values of protection for victims of sexual violence but also a demonstration of how ideology distorts the UN's mission. The influence of the Islamist and Muslim Brotherhood ideologies is not limited to the UN or the management of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It is also evident in their interactions with anti-racist and feminist movements, using their terminology to weaken democracies and absolve terrorist actors like Hamas. This hijacking of social activism for specific political agendas reveals a vulnerability of the West and the UN to ideological manipulations, endangering democratic societies. The role of Qatar and other Islamic states in spreading this ideology through the funding of academic institutions in the United States, in particular, underscores a well-oiled strategy aimed at reshaping the discourse on human rights and colonialism. By systematically presenting terrorist groups as victims of oppression, these efforts seek to immunize these actors against legitimate criticism, while blaming their actions on the supposed colonial policies of the West. Faced with these challenges, the UN is at a crossroads. It can choose to reaffirm its commitment to impartiality, transparency, and the universality of human rights, or continue to be influenced by partisan ideologies that undermine its integrity and mission. To regain its credibility and legitimacy, the UN must distance itself from political and ideological influences that compromise its objectivity and reevaluate its control and accountability mechanisms. The current situation demands deep introspection from the UN. It is imperative that the organization reexamines its practices, policies, and affiliations to ensure it remains a tool dedicated to nations and not a supra-administration held hostage by dictatorial states. By: Hillel Portugais-de Almeida is a political analyst. <- Previous Read full article Next -> More Insights 7 Ways Hamas Exploits Palestinian Civilians in Gaza Antisemitism defined: Why opposing the Jewish people's right to self-determination is antisemitic What You Need to Know About Israel’s Humanitarian Aid To Gaza Fatah responds to Hamas criticism of new formation of PA government ‘without consulting Hamas’ Surprise jump in Gazan support for 2-state solution, while still in favor of Oct 7 attack Hamas' Most Horrific Weapon of War: 5 Takeaways from UN Report on Sexual Violence Against Israelis Latest Video Clips The History of Israel This Muslim Israeli Woman Is the Future of the Middle East Natasha Hausdorff responds to the content of the House of Commons Gaza Debate. Its time to face the hard truth that you're being played as a sacrificial fool by terrorists. Peace cannot be achieved with those who desire war and jihad instead. 'Awful Things Happening In Israel Nothing To Do With British Jews'

Russia Has Pledged To Extend Political Support To Hamas 18 February 2024 By: MEMRI Left: Hamas delegation members with Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov during January 2024 Moscow visit; Right: Hamas delegation members with Bogdanov during October 2023 Moscow visit (Images: T.me/hamasps, January 19, 2024; October 26, 2023) Online Daily 'Rai Al-Youm': Russia Has Pledged To Extend Political Support To Hamas, And To Place Its UNSC Veto Power At Hamas’ Disposal According to a February 10, 2024 report in the online daily Rai Al-Youm, owned by Palestinian journalist Abd Al-Bari Atwan, Russia has recently conveyed its support to Hamas and the other Palestinian resistance factions, and pledged to place its UN Security Council veto power at Hamas’ disposal and to aid it in various ways, excluding the provision of weapons. The report states further that Russian officials expressed gratitude to the Hamas leadership for causing the U.S. and the West to shift their attention from the war in Ukraine to the war in Gaza. Some of these messages may have been relayed to the Hamas leadership through a Hamas delegation, headed by the movement’s international relations chief Moussa Abu Marzouq, that visited Moscow on January 19, 2024. The delegation, which also included Hamas Political Bureau member Bassem Na’im and the Hamas representative in Moscow, met with Russian Deputy Foreign Minister and Putin’s Special Representative to the Middle East and Africa, Mikhail Bogdanov. According to a report published by Hamas, the delegation “held political consultations with the Russian foreign ministry about ways to [achieve] a ceasefire” in Gaza and “in order to clarify the movement’s position and policy” regarding the Israeli hostages it is holding. The report adds that the delegation “stressed the Palestinian people’s right to achieve freedom and return, and its right to oppose the Zionist occupation by every possible means.” Bogdanov, for his part, “expressed his country’s support for the Palestinian people’s rights and described the efforts it is making vis-à-vis the relevant elements to promote a ceasefire” in Gaza. [1] It should be noted that this is the Hamas delegation’s second visit to Russia since the October 7, 2023 Hamas terrorist attack. The same delegation visited Russia on October 26, 2023, less than three weeks after the attack. [2] These visits are a direct continuation of Russia’s ongoing relations with Hamas in recent years, which included multiple visits to Russia by Hamas leaders who stressed the movement’s “right” to “oppose the Israeli occupation by every means,” i.e., to carry out terrorist attacks, and also expressed support for Russia’s foreign policy. [3] gainst this backdrop, former Hamas official Mustafa Al-Lidawi disclosed in an article that, in the months since the outbreak of the Gaza war, Russian President Putin has conveyed messages of support and praise for Hamas and even expressed his “admiration for the operations of the Palestinian resistance.” Lidawi called on Putin to complement this praise with practical and serious, rather than theoretical, positions. This report presents the Rai Al-Youm report on Russia’s messages to Hamas, and translated excerpts from Al-Lidawi’s article. Rai Al-Youm: Russia Clarified To Hamas That It's On Its Side And Ready To Assist It In Additional Ways, Excluding The Provision Of Weapons As stated, on February 10, 2024, Rai Al-Youm reported on messages of support conveyed by Russia to the Hamas leadership. The report states that Russia’s consultations and coordination with the leaders of the Palestinian resistance factions indicate that this country does not care how Israel and the U.S. classify these factions, and adds: "The Hamas political leadership recently received a message from Russian diplomatic corridors, conveying that 'we are on your side and will back you in the Security Council.' Senior Hamas official Dr. Moussa Abu Marzouq heard this from prominent figures in the [Russian] foreign ministry and defense ministry when he visited Moscow. [Hamas leader] Ismail Haniya also heard this, from the veteran and leading Russian diplomat [Mikhail] Bogdanov." The report states further: “In Moscow, a general in the defense ministry asked Abu Marzouq directly, 'How [can we] serve you? What can we supply you with, other than weapons?' From the context, it was possible to understand that Moscow wants to exhibit more openness toward the Palestinian resistance, but does not want to cross too many red lines, because the right wing in Israel, which currently controls [this country], 'is very sensitive' and 'it is likely to turn more firmly against [Russia] in Ukraine,' as a senior Russian official remarked to a senior Palestinian official. Abu Marzouq, with his incisive wisdom, expressed gratitude for 'the Russian initiatives' and noted that the Palestinian resistance is grateful for Russia's political support and 'anticipates more.' Regarding weapons, [the Russians] were told that the Hamas movement is content with the backing that Russia provides to [Hamas’] partner, the Lebanese resistance [i.e. Hizbullah]." The Russians Thanked Hamas And The Other Palestinian Factions For Causing The U.S. Planes To Leave Ukraine For The Gaza Strip Noting that "the openness towards Moscow is 'a real and substantive achievement' according to the criteria of Abu Marzouq and the rest of Hamas’ diplomatic team," the report goes on to state that "Moscow recently added the [Palestinian] Islamic Jihad [PIJ] to its contact and consultation array. Even before this, in a meeting in Doha, the Russians told the Hamas leadership that they appreciated the role of the resistance factions in engaging some 5,000 Western and American planes that had [previously] spied on Russia and its operations in Ukraine but have now been redeployed to the Gaza Strip." Russia Promised Hamas Leaders To Place Its UNSC Veto Power At Their Disposal; Warned Them Arab Countries Are Plotting Against Them The report adds that, "behind the scenes, the Russians made a commitment to the Palestinian resistance: ‘our veto [power] at the Security Council will be at your disposal.’ This is a direct commitment by Moscow that the Russian veto will oppose any American or Western proposal aimed at holding the Palestinian people responsible. The impression in the resistance circles to date is that Moscow has fulfilled this commitment and used the veto [power] at least three times 'to protect the resistance and the people of Gaza' from dangerous draft resolutions.” The article concludes by quoting Russian diplomats as saying that "the Americans deliberately eliminated the International Quartet in order to deprive Russia of its role in the regional peace process," and that "a prominent Russian military official warned representatives of the Palestinian resistance that 'some Arab countries are plotting against you' and constitute a significant element 'in support of the Israeli aggression.'"[4] Former Hamas Official: Putin Is Grateful To Hamas For Drawing America Away From Ukraine; He Should Reward Hamas For This In a January 2, 2024 article, Palestinian writer and researcher Dr. Mustafa Lidawi, formerly Hamas’ representative in Syria, Lebanon and Iran, wrote that the war in Gaza caused the U.S. and the West to shift their attention from Ukraine to the Gaza Strip, and that Russian President Vladimir Putin used this to increase his attacks on Ukraine and attain significant achievements on the battlefield. He added that Putin should reward Hamas for providing him with this opportunity, and stressed that the Palestinians will not suffice with the messages of gratitude and appreciation that Putin has already conveyed to Hamas through mediators, but expect more tangible assistance. Lidawi wrote: “[Russia] may be the one that benefits the most from the war against Gaza. It took advantage of America’s and the European countries’ preoccupation with Israel’s cruel aggression against Gaza to boost its forces in Ukraine and direct all its military power against it… It [also] increased its precise attacks on hundreds of sensitive facilities and strategic targets, whose destruction influences the course of the war and weakens the Ukrainian home front, and [Russia] achieved in the last three months what it had not managed to achieve in a whole year of military action. “Russian President Vladimir Putin used the new international circumstances to take serious and quiet action on the various fronts in Ukraine: the deep ones, the far ones and those near the Russian borders, taking fierce revenge on the Ukrainian leadership… He understood that the American and Western strategic supply lines [to Ukraine] had been severed, the weapons shipments had stopped, along with the support and assistance campaigns, that the media war against his country was waning and that the Ukrainian leadership had grown weaker in the conflict and was unable to defend [its] territory… He took advantage of this situation to attack, occupy, bomb, destroy and achieve many [goals] he had dreamed of and hoped for… “The Palestinians, for their part, understand that they are the ones who provided the Russian president and his country with this golden opportunity to achieve his goals. [They understand] that, if the U.S. and Europe had not been preoccupied with the war in Gaza and had not turned to support, aid and defend the Zionist regime, [Putin] would not have been able to recover what he had lost… and regain his deterrence and advantage. The U.S. and its allies would have probably continued to exhaust Russia, crush it, destroy its economy and isolate it... “In return, the Palestinians expect the Russian leadership to acknowledge the favor and reward them with an equal or greater favor: by aiding and supporting them, backing them and assisting them, and thwarting the plots against them and the decisions aimed at harming them and eliminating their cause. But only if [Russia’s] positions are not theoretical, weak, vague and ineffectual, but rather serious and practical [positions] that will frighten and alarm the enemy, and force it to withdraw, halt the war and stop the attacks. “The Palestinians are probably aware of the gratitude felt by the Russian president towards their resistance [forces, i.e., Hamas], of his praise for [Hamas’] steadfastness, and of his admiration for its operations and for the [Palestinian] people: its patience, steadfastness and willingness to give, and the way it embraces the resistance. The Palestinians know that [Putin] conveyed these positions of his through mediators and allies. But the Palestinians believe that this gratitude is not enough. Theoretical support is useless and is powerless to change reality. It also seems that [Putin’s] admiration and praise are secret, and he is afraid to let them be known, especially by the [Zionist] entity…”[5] <- Previous Read full article Next -> More Insights 7 Ways Hamas Exploits Palestinian Civilians in Gaza Antisemitism defined: Why opposing the Jewish people's right to self-determination is antisemitic What You Need to Know About Israel’s Humanitarian Aid To Gaza Fatah responds to Hamas criticism of new formation of PA government ‘without consulting Hamas’ Surprise jump in Gazan support for 2-state solution, while still in favor of Oct 7 attack Hamas' Most Horrific Weapon of War: 5 Takeaways from UN Report on Sexual Violence Against Israelis Latest Video Clips The History of Israel This Muslim Israeli Woman Is the Future of the Middle East Natasha Hausdorff responds to the content of the House of Commons Gaza Debate. Its time to face the hard truth that you're being played as a sacrificial fool by terrorists. Peace cannot be achieved with those who desire war and jihad instead. 'Awful Things Happening In Israel Nothing To Do With British Jews'

Friends' star goes off on Hamas apologists Download YouTube 2024-01-07 (261) < Previous Next > Stolen Youth' co-author Bethany Mandel reacts to a 'Friends' star going off on Hamas apologists on Fox News Live. Video Transcription: well Lita another celebrity using their voice to advocate for the victims of hamas's brutality friends co-star David schwimer taking to Instagram to call out Skeptics of hamasa sexual assaults he writes quote why do so many refuse to believe despite all the evidence on camera and in testimony the women children and Men brutally assaulted by terrorists on October 7th where is their outrage in the weeks and months that followed it became clear their activism their advocacy is conditional they'll fight like hell for all victims of sexual violence unless they're Jews let's bring in Bethany Mandel the co-author of stolen Youth and Bethany David Schwimmer references a specific article from The New York Times it's entitled screams without words how Hamas weaponized sexual violence on October 7th what happened and why isn't more why aren't more people talking about it the brutality that the New York Times were able to document over the course of months of research is really horrifying and I think anyone who has sort of gotten a big picture view of what Hamas did on October 7th even those folks are going to be shocked by the level of brutality that was that was documented by the New York Times things that honestly we can't really talk about on television and I I really urge all of your your viewers to go read the New York Times piece and that's not something I say very often but the New York Times did a really really important thing here and it's it's important that everyone read it both left and right I mean this was this there was a lot of good research done here this was real journalism that we don't often see from The New York Times but schmer is right what's really disturbing is in the face of all of that there are still so many deniers I mean these are these are Holocaust deniers these are modern-day Holocaust deniers and schwimer rightly says you know all of these folks who said believe all women and and they are for women's rights and and talking about about sexual violence against women for the last you know 20 30 years where are they the vast majority of them are silent and that goes from you know regular celebrities up to the UN is David schwimer alone here have other actors joined him do you think other actors will join him I mean there's honestly not that many who have come out and and said something Deborah Messing has been fantastic another one is Jenny Mullen she's uh Jason Big's husband but she's honestly better than Jason big so I don't even want to describe her as Jason Big's husband but she's fantastic I mean there have been really wonderful Bright Lights Jerry Seinfeld and his wife also Jessica have been fantastic but they're few and far between Mayan be Alik another one but all of them are Jewish there have been no non-jewish celebrities who have come out and said believe all women even when they're Jews and you look at the situation and you hear from some of the voices who say you have to look at the context you have to look look at the at the history but why is it so difficult to look at such brutality and just call it out for what it is yeah I would like to know what the appropriate context is for the brutal brutal sexual assault of children and elderly women and and young women at a music festival there is no context for that and what they're saying is you know it's okay to do this by saying that you know it's it's acceptable and it's it it's okay to ask for context in certain circumstances they're saying you know under some circumstances it's okay to brutally rape and kill women as long as they're Jewish that is textbook anti-Semitism and deeply deeply disturbing and it's something that you know all of these keyboard Warriors should have been talking about for the last two months but they've been sort of sitting back on their heels because apparently when when it's a brutal terror attack against Jews we have to wait and see Bethany Mandel, thanks for joining us this afternoon very much appreciated hey Sean Hannity here hey click here to subscribe to Fox News YouTube page and catch our hottest interviews and most compelling analysis you will not get it anywhere else

IDF targets stolen Gaza aid trucks Hamas uses for ammunition transportation 6 February 2024 By: i24 News For the first time since the beginning of the war, the Israeli army has targeted the humanitarian aid trucks stolen and used by Hamas in Gaza. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have targeted stolen Gaza aid trucks that Hamas uses as transportation for ammunition, sources have exclusively told i24NEWS . This marks the first time since the beginning of the war that the Israeli army has targeted the humanitarian aid trucks stolen and repurposed by Hamas to store and transport weapons in Gaza. The sources added that armed men were found inside the vehicles targeted by the IDF. <- Previous Read full article Next -> More Insights 7 Ways Hamas Exploits Palestinian Civilians in Gaza Antisemitism defined: Why opposing the Jewish people's right to self-determination is antisemitic What You Need to Know About Israel’s Humanitarian Aid To Gaza Fatah responds to Hamas criticism of new formation of PA government ‘without consulting Hamas’ Surprise jump in Gazan support for 2-state solution, while still in favor of Oct 7 attack Hamas' Most Horrific Weapon of War: 5 Takeaways from UN Report on Sexual Violence Against Israelis Latest Video Clips The History of Israel This Muslim Israeli Woman Is the Future of the Middle East Natasha Hausdorff responds to the content of the House of Commons Gaza Debate. Its time to face the hard truth that you're being played as a sacrificial fool by terrorists. Peace cannot be achieved with those who desire war and jihad instead. 'Awful Things Happening In Israel Nothing To Do With British Jews'