Hamas

Nine UNRWA staff may have been involved in Oct. 7 attack on Israel, says U.N.

I am absolutely shocked to hear that nine UNRWA staff members may have been involved in the October 7th attack on Israel. It’s disturbing to think that individuals entrusted with the well-being of Palestinian people could potentially be partaking in such violent and destructive actions. The fact that these employees were only dismissed and not arrested raises serious concerns about accountability and justice.

Moreover, the revelation that Hamas servers were found under a UNRWA building is deeply troubling. It begs the question of why these individuals were allowed to operate within the organization while potentially engaging in terrorist activities. The idea that donations to Gaza or UNRWA could be funneled to Hamas only adds to the complexity of the situation and raises doubts about the legitimacy of these entities.… Continue reading

IDF prepares for ‘infiltration’ ground assault on Israel

Living in the tumultuous region of the Middle East must be a nightmare, and recent reports about the IDF preparing for a possible ‘infiltration’ ground assault on Israel only add to the chaos. The idea of a ground assault orchestrated by Hamas and Iran seems unimaginable, given the potential consequences and risks involved in such a military operation. The presence of additional troops along the borders and in cities to thwart any infiltration attempts is a stark reminder of the constant state of alert and readiness that Israelis must endure.

The recent deadly knife attack in Holon that resulted in the loss of two lives underscores the brutal reality of violence that continues to plague the region.… Continue reading

Iran says Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was assassinated in Tehran

Iran says Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was assassinated in Tehran. The mere headline alone sends shockwaves across the region, highlighting the audacious act of eliminating a Hamas leader right in the heart of Tehran during the president’s inauguration. The question that immediately comes to mind is the level of security in place that allowed such an event to occur. Ismail Haniyeh was not just a figurehead; he was the political leader of Hamas, with a significant influence on the organization. This is not a minor development; it is a seismic shift in the dynamics of the region.

The significance of this event cannot be understated.… Continue reading

Hamas chief Haniyeh’s killing ‘doesn’t help’ ceasefire talks, says Biden

The recent killing of Hamas chief Haniyeh has stirred up various reactions, with President Biden mentioning that it “doesn’t help” ceasefire talks. However, let’s take a step back and analyze the situation. Haniyeh, to many, was not the epitome of a peacemaker but rather someone deeply entrenched in the violent ideologies of Hamas. His involvement in heinous acts, like the planning of the October 7th incident, sheds light on his true intentions regarding peace. The idea of painting him as a moderate statesman working towards peace is indeed nauseating.

Moreover, Hamas, as an organization, has continuously shown its lack of interest in ceasefire agreements.… Continue reading

IDF releases file seized in Gaza to show Al Jazeera reporter was Hamas member

One of the most shocking revelations recently was the release of a file seized by the IDF in Gaza that disclosed the ties of an Al Jazeera reporter to the Hamas terrorist group. This discovery sheds light on the intricate network of deceit and manipulation that exists within certain media organizations, particularly those funded by regimes with extremist agendas. The alignment between Israel and Saudi Arabia in condemning organizations like Al Jazeera for their biased reporting is a step towards exposing the truth behind the facade of journalistic integrity.

The uncovering of the Hamas server data center beneath the UNRWA headquarters in Gaza raises questions about the authenticity of information provided by certain media outlets.… Continue reading

Bomb Smuggled Into Tehran Guesthouse Months Ago Killed Hamas Leader

As I read about the recent events surrounding the bomb smuggled into a guesthouse in Tehran that killed Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, my initial reaction was a mix of shock and intrigue. The level of planning and execution required for such an operation is truly astounding. The fact that the bomb had been hidden for approximately two months before being detonated raises questions about the security measures in place at the guesthouse, which is run and protected by the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps.

One cannot help but wonder about the type of explosives used, as they seemingly went undetected for months.… Continue reading

Israel Says It’s Confirmed Hamas Number Two Deif Was Killed

Israel’s recent confirmation that Hamas’ number two, Mohammed Deif, was killed in a strike in Gaza is significant. This strike comes after Hamas denied his death, claiming that Israel’s operation had resulted in the deaths of around 100 others. Deif, who became a key target for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, was a figure of contention in the ongoing conflict. With the government vowing to eliminate all senior Hamas figures, the confirmation of Deif’s death marks a significant blow to the organization.

The psychological impact of these strikes cannot be underestimated. The chaos, division, and mistrust within Hamas that arise from the elimination of key figures like Deif have far-reaching implications.… Continue reading

Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh killed in Iran, drawing threats of retaliation against Israel

The recent news of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh being killed in Iran has sparked mixed reactions and raised concerns about potential retaliation against Israel. This targeted assassination, carried out in the heart of Tehran, delivers a strong message about the vulnerability of high-profile figures even within their own strongholds. It not only exposes the lack of security measures but also highlights the fragility of power dynamics in the region.

The fact that a Hamas leader, known for his role in a terrorist organization, was residing in Iran raises questions about the alliances and motivations of various Middle Eastern countries. Iran’s failure to protect its assets and leaders on home turf showcases a significant breach in their security infrastructure.… Continue reading

Russia calls killing of Hamas leader ‘unacceptable political murder,’ RIA reports

It’s interesting to see Russia taking a stance on the killing of Hamas’ chief political leader as an “absolutely unacceptable political murder.” The deputy Russian foreign minister’s statement reflects Russia’s concern about the escalation of tensions and negative impact on ceasefire talks in Gaza. However, it’s hard to overlook the irony of Russia condemning political murders, considering its own track record.

Russia, being the world’s leading authority on “political murder,” has had its fair share of controversies surrounding such issues. The statements made by Russian officials often come across as hypocritical, especially when we consider incidents like the poisoning of Sergei Skripal in a park or the imprisonment of Alexei Navalny, which many would deem as “unacceptable political elimination.”… Continue reading

Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh killed in Iran, Hamas says in statement

The news that Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh was killed in Iran has sent shockwaves across the region. The circumstances surrounding his death are murky, with conflicting reports emerging from different sources. It seems that Haniyeh, along with other high-ranking members of Iranian proxies, was eliminated within a short span of time, leaving many to speculate about the motives and implications of such an operation.

It is evident that Iran has suffered a significant blow, losing key figures who were crucial to its network of influence in the Middle East. The fact that Haniyeh was killed in Tehran, the heart of Iran’s power base, underscores the audacity and precision of those responsible for the operation.… Continue reading