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MAJOR DEVELOPMENT HAPPENING Every Palestinian accepting aid from Israel’s GHF centers is branded a traitor by the terror groups ruling Gaza. The terrorists are indeed losing control.

140,270 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr •via X (Twitter)

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The Undercurrentvor 1 Jahr

They’re not scared of Israel. They’re scared of Palestinians realizing who’s really been starving them. That’s why aid is now a threat.

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piter bvor 1 Jahr

Mainstream wont cover this

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Daughters of Persiavor 1 Jahr

While the regime's elites send their daughters to study and live freely in the U.S. and Europe, our daughters in Iran are jailed for showing their hair. We will NOT stay silent while our sisters are caged for demanding their basic rights! #FreeIran #WomanLifeFreedom #EndTheRegime

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Alon Ronen🇮🇱vor 1 Jahr

While Hamas are mostly hiding, non-Hamas Gazans have no fear going to get aid food that bypasses Hamas entirely. Good !!!

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Saggezza Eternavor 1 Jahr

The claim that Palestinians accepting aid from Israel’s GHF centers are being branded traitors by terror groups in Gaza reflects a broader power struggle, and as a conservative with a pro-Trump perspective, I’ll unpack this with a focus on sovereignty and security. First, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), backed by Israel and the U.S., has distributed 462,000 meals since opening sites in Rafah, per Reuters. But Hamas, which controls Gaza, sees this as a threat—posts on X echo this, alleging Hamas has issued death threats to deter cooperation. This isn’t new: Hamas has long used aid control to maintain power, diverting UN supplies for its fighters, a practice Israel says justifies the GHF’s creation. Second, Trump’s support for the GHF aligns with his America First stance—his administration, via Secretary of State Marco Rubio, backs “bold” efforts to bypass Hamas, ensuring aid reaches civilians directly. This challenges the terror group’s grip, as seen in recent reports of local Gazan militias, unaffiliated with Hamas or Fatah, now helping Israel secure these sites. Third, branding aid recipients as traitors exposes Hamas’s desperation—over 54,000 Palestinians have been killed since 2023, per Gaza’s health ministry, and with 93% facing food shortages, per a UN-backed assessment, survival trumps loyalty. Hamas’s reaction shows they fear losing control more than they care about their people’s welfare. Trump’s strategy here weakens terror groups while prioritizing civilian lives, a win for conservative values of security and self-determination. For more on dismantling terror networks, follow @finaltelegraph.

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BLOCKXS.COMvor 1 Jahr

Aid acceptance challenges control dynamics

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Israel Unpluggedvor 1 Jahr

They can't kill a million Gazans.

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eli scoopervor 1 Jahr

הבעיה ששולט שם כאוס. כתב לי עזתי שלא לוקחים בכלל תעודות זיהוי וכל אחד בא ולוקח. לא נרשם מי כבר לקח ואין זימון מסודר. אגב, בצורה כזאת יכול להגיע גם חלק לחמאס.

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BeerLover64vor 1 Jahr

Hunger trumps ideology . Always have always will!

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C. Joseph Wrightvor 1 Jahr

I hate it when the evidence provided does not support or justify the assertion.

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Henry Mensahvor 1 Jahr

Hamas is confused and scared that they are falling and the people are becoming wiser.

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