Ibraheem from Gaza wrote on FB, "One day before Eid, Hamas members were handing out green papers—US dollars—to their loyalists. Before that, it was flour, back when people couldn't find a single bite to eat. Since they took over Gaza, we haven’t seen a single good day.

Shocked by news about the killing of Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim in Washington last night. This isn’t “pro-Palestinian”—it’s pro-terrorism. It’s murder, plain and simple: immoral, inhumane, and indefensible.

13,000 CHILDREN IN GAZA WILL NEVER BE THE SAME. Over 13,000 children have been left with irreversible injuries, many losing limbs they’ll never get back. These are not just statistics; these are the lives of Gaza's youngest — lives torn apart by a war they never asked for. (1/2)

Just watched a video of a baby in Gaza dying—because there was no baby formula. No food. Nothing. Not from poverty. Not from chaos. But from a state-engineered starvation policy. An infant starved to death in 2025 because someone decided aid trucks should be blocked.

For over seven weeks, Israel has blocked the entry of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip—including food, clean water, and medical supplies—for over two million civilians. (1/2)

Hamas is suing the UK to be removed from its terror list — after kidnapping British citizens, and with documents revealing plans to dig up the graves of British soldiers in Gaza to use their bodies for political blackmail. (1/3)

The UN published a report highlighting the severe risk faced by over 2 million people in Gaza due to the ongoing Israeli blockade of humanitarian aid. This blockade, which began on March 2, has left the population without access to essential supplies like food, medicine, and clean water. (1/2)

Netanyahu and his government have discarded any notion of restraint—reckless, ruthless, and entirely indifferent to human life. Yesterday, Gaza saw three shelter schools bombed, over 100 people killed, and countless more wounded. (1/2)

The times of Israel quoted a Palestinian source saying Hamas is willing to free all the remaining hostages at once for a permanent ceasefire.

Hamas's terrorists just fired some rockets at Israel from Beit Lahia, northern Gaza, where the anti-Hamas protests erupted, in a desperate way to provoke an Israeli response so the protests can stop. (1/2)

Egyptian foreign ministey: Hamas will not govern Gaza, and a Palestinian civilian administration will run the Gaza Strip with Egyptian support and will not allow tampering the Strip again.

People who think Hamas are "freedom fighters" should read this article written in January 2024 by Hamza Howidy, a Palestinian who left Gaza in mid-2023. www.newsweek.com/hamas-tortur...

When Hamza Howidy came forward to speak about the brutality of Hamas, he received death threats. He was hounded by the “pro Palestinian” movement that consistently ignores the brutality of Hamas toward their own people. Gazans are risking their lives to demand an end to Hamas today.This is courage.

Rebuilding what was destroyed by hate. After terrorist attacks by Israeli settlers and vandalism of the area. these Jewish activists and Palestinians are planting hope and trees in the West Bank.

The ongoing crisis in Sudan has exposed more than 12 million people to widespread sexual violence, according to the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF).

It has been two weeks since Israel stopped allowing any humanitarian aid truck to enter the Gaza Strip and feed the almost two million people there. (1/2)

It has been two weeks since Israel stopped allowing any humanitarian aid truck to enter the Gaza Strip and feed the almost two million people there.

After immense international outrage, the Israeli military police have finally begun investigating the disturbing reports of Gazan civilians being used as human shields by the IDF during the ongoing war. (1/7)

Just because I denounced the Columbia protests in my last post, I’ve been inundated with messages—some outraged, others labeling me a “genocide apologist” or a “token Palestinian,” and a few even accusing me of treason. (1/2)

Palestine Action group vandalized prestigious institutions like Oxford and Cambridge, smashing windows and defacing buildings, all in the name of "supporting Palestine." (1/2)

Hamas's spokesman, Sami Abu Zuhri, is signaling Hamas's response to the Egyptian proposal for the day after the war in Gaza proposal submitted by Egypt to the Arab league today, which is a big refusal.

If Watching Our Suffering Outrages You, Try Living It. Israelis are outraged that No Other Land won an Oscar. But if seeing a glimpse of Palestinian suffering on screen is unbearable, how would you survive experiencing it every day? (1/2)

One of the most beautiful things I liked in Gaza was the Ramadan atmosphere: walking into the old city, in Omar-AlMokhtar Street, the old market, the glow of lanterns, the voices of merchants calling out their offers, and the spirit of togetherness made Ramadan in Gaza truly special. (1/3)

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, (1/3)

Palestinians are here to stay on their land; if anyone needs to be relocated, it's people who have a mindset like yours.

No one has ever dehumanized the Palestinians the same way Hamas and the other Jihadi militias did.

Hamas has once again revealed its true face, not only for Israel, but to anyone who believes in human dignity, by handing over a wrong body. (1/5)

The body of 84-year-old Israeli peace advocate Oded Lifshitz is among those set to be released from Hamas' captivity on Saturday. Oded remained in Gaza after he and his wife, Yocheved, were kidnapped from their house; Yocheved was freed after 17 days of captivity. (1/3)

How cruel can you be, opening your weapon and firing 17 shots at a father and son because you believe they are Palestinians? Mordechai Brafman, a pro-Israel fanatic, did this near Miami Beach on Saturday night. When the police questioned him, he smirked and said, "I killed two Palestinians." (1/2)

Fortunately, the Austrailian authorities arrested two criminals, not doctors, who appeared in a TikTok video threatening to kill Jews and inciting antisemitism in Australia. (1/2)

Most of what's happening is happening owing to our lack of self-criticism and self-accountability. Since October 7th, there has been no genuine accountability for Hamas from either the Palestinian Authority or the Arab States. (1/3)

Thankfully, Kanye West left X following his latest hateful and antisemitic statements. Kanye was clearly begging for attention, and I wasn't paying much attention to what he wrote. (1/2)

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. (1/5)

It is interesting to see individuals advocating hasbara in my responses stating, "You are in Germany now," (1/2)

Opposition leaders such as Gantz and Lapid, along with Netanyahu's staunchly extreme right-wing government, have shown a striking lack of the courage or moral integrity required to denounce a plan that can only be described as ethnic cleansing of a population. All complicit in the same crime.

I can never comprehend the mindset of Hamas; they seem unwilling to embrace any potential solutions that could improve the lives of their people in Gaza, all in favor of maintaining their armed resistance. (1/3)

Germany faces an increase in antisemitic incidents at 80% following the atrocities of October 7th. In my less than a year of living in Germany, I have witnessed a striking prevalence of antisemitic rhetoric among the foreign population. (1/5)

Over 100 journalists signed a letter requesting Egyptian authorities to allow access to Gaza through Rafah crossing, among them: CNN, NBC News, NPR, CBS News, ABC News, Sky News UK, Reuters, (1/2)

Hamas failed to provide us with a bottle of water, or a food meal! "Hamas allowed the gangs in Gaza to steal our properties." When I talk about that and expose what Hamas does to the people of Gaza, I often get called "a tokenized Palestinian." (1/2)

What the f*ck is going on with Students for Justice in Palestine at Ohio University? Why are they protesting in front of a Jewish student center on Holocaust Remembrance Day? Why protest while there is a truce in Gaza? Is this even about Gaza?

Watching a video of displaced Gazans celebrating the news that they would be allowed to return to the north on Monday evokes a complex mix of emotions. They truly deserve this moment of joy, especially after enduring so much hardship over the past 15 months.

I am eager for the war in Gaza to end and for the hostages to be released. Yet, I am concerned that the ceasefire deal agreed upon this week by Israel and Hamas is inevitably going to allow Hamas to retain its grip on Gaza. (1/2)

After gaining new followers from my video that revealed Hamas’ acts of terrorism against the Palestinians—an issue often overlooked by international media—I feel it's important to clarify my intentions. (1/5)

In contrast to the narrative pushed by the Israeli far right, which portrays all Palestinian prisoners slated for release as nothing more than violent murderous or figures like Yahya Sinwar, the reality is that many of these individuals have no blood on their hands. (1/2)

May all the hostages have such a lovely moment soon. 🙏

I avoided opening social media yesterday to escape the foolish posts touting "Gaza's victory" and "Hamas' victory," among others. (1/4)

Even when there is a ceasefire, Hamas and their ideology remain the monstrous ghouls, oppressing and capturing Gazans lives. (1/3)

According to the Saudi newspaper, the Hadath: instead of caring about two million Gazans fate, Hamas is negotiating to get the body of Yahya Sinwar back.

I've come across numerous videos showcasing the joyous celebrations among Gazans in response to the news of ceasefire talks. This moment represents their only glimmer of hope in over a year. Let’s preserve that hope.

Out of the 109,000 wounded people in Gaza, there are 4,500 recorded cases of amputations; among these, about 800 amputees are children, accounting for 18% of the cases, and 540 are women, representing 12%. (1/3)