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Hamas released this martyr video of their terrorist operative Mohammed Manhal Abu Armana firing guns and rockets. So why is UNESCO still listing him as a “journalist”? ⬇️ Full story in our damning new report on UNESCO's complicity with Hamas:

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#BREAKING: Mohammed Sinwar, the brother of Yahya Sinwar and a top Hamas commander, has been killed while hiding in a hospital in Khan Yunis. After Yahya Sinwar's death, Mohammed took over as head of Hamas' military wing. He played a central role in planning and directing terrorist attacks, including the October 7th massacre. Also killed was Hassan Aslih, the so-called photo journalist who invaded Israel alongside Hamas terrorists to document and celebrate the barbaric October 7th attack. That hospital wasn't just a hospital. It was a Hamas command center used to plan attacks, launch operations, and shield their leaders behind innocent civilians, and this is yet another war crime from the jihadists of Hamas. We need to understand this. Under Article 19 of the Fourth Geneva Convention, when a civilian infrastructure is used to carry out military operations, it loses its protected status. Hamas knows this. They know that by hiding underneath a hospital, they are effectively putting a target on their own people. This is how they operate. They know it, and they do it anyway. The elimination of these terrorists is a reminder of just how deeply they embed themselves within civilian population. Mohammed Sinwar was also the most radical opponent for any concession regarding the Israeli hostages, which were kidnapped from their homes and held in Hamas tunnels in yet another Hamas war crime. With Mohammed Sinwar gone, the door to a deal might open again, and maybe, just maybe, Hamas will finally agree to release all the hostages, disarm, be removed from power, and end this war for Palestinians and Israelis' future and for safety and stability of the Middle East and beyond.

Noa Tishby

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