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Piers Morgan questions Hamas official Ghazi Hamad over reports that he left Gaza before October 7 and never returned, challenging his own “heroism” while mocking his praise of Gaza’s “heroic martyrs.” Morgan omits that Israel has barred nearly all entry into Gaza since October 7. Arabic news channels also...

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⭕️ Senior Hamas official on October 7th and “strategic achievements” Piers Morgan asks Hamas’s Ghazi Hamad whether the October 7 attack, which Hamad defends as justified, was a “spectacular failure” given Israel’s response: nearly 80,000 Palestinians killed by the Israeli military, most of Gaza flattened, and Israeli ministers openly discussing ethnic cleansing of Gaza and the West Bank. Hamad counters that the price, while heavy, is not new, citing decades of Palestinians killed, imprisoned, and wounded since 1948. He argues Israel is now globally isolated, widely recognized as a state carrying out genocide, its prime minister wanted by the ICC, and the Palestinian cause forced onto the world’s agenda.
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⭕️ Senior Hamas official on October 7th and “strategic achievements” Piers Morgan asks Hamas’s Ghazi Hamad whether the October 7 attack, which Hamad defends as justified, was a “spectacular failure” given Israel’s response: nearly 80,000 Palestinians killed by the Israeli military, most of Gaza flattened, and Israeli ministers openly discussing ethnic cleansing of Gaza and the West Bank. Hamad counters that the price, while heavy, is not new, citing decades of Palestinians killed, imprisoned, and wounded since 1948. He argues Israel is now globally isolated, widely recognized as a state carrying out genocide, its prime minister wanted by the ICC, and the Palestinian cause forced onto the world’s agenda.

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OCTOBER 7 COVER-UP: ISRAEL HAD THE BLUEPRINT. EGYPT SOUNDED THE ALARM. WHAT WENT WRONG? Egypt had warned Israel of a coming Hamas attack two years before October 7. Israel also possessed a detailed blueprint outlining key elements of the operation well before October 7, yet the attack still unfolded. Reports indicate Israeli intelligence had deeply monitored Hamas for years. Warnings of unusual activity were raised, but Israeli officials dismissed them. Citizens were also barred from monitoring Hamas radio traffic in the days before the attack. Then came the use of the Hannibal Directive: an order intended to prevent captives from being taken into Gaza, even at the risk of Israeli lives. Accounts and investigations have raised questions about Israeli helicopter and tank fire during the chaos, including incidents involving Israeli civilians and hostages. Why were warnings ignored? Why was the attack allowed to unfold? Were Israeli citizens left exposed as bait for Hamas, creating the pretext for a devastating war on Gaza? I discuss the unanswered questions around October 7 with Natali Morris on Redacted News.
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OCTOBER 7 COVER-UP: ISRAEL HAD THE BLUEPRINT. EGYPT SOUNDED THE ALARM. WHAT WENT WRONG? Egypt had warned Israel of a coming Hamas attack two years before October 7. Israel also possessed a detailed blueprint outlining key elements of the operation well before October 7, yet the attack still unfolded. Reports indicate Israeli intelligence had deeply monitored Hamas for years. Warnings of unusual activity were raised, but Israeli officials dismissed them. Citizens were also barred from monitoring Hamas radio traffic in the days before the attack. Then came the use of the Hannibal Directive: an order intended to prevent captives from being taken into Gaza, even at the risk of Israeli lives. Accounts and investigations have raised questions about Israeli helicopter and tank fire during the chaos, including incidents involving Israeli civilians and hostages. Why were warnings ignored? Why was the attack allowed to unfold? Were Israeli citizens left exposed as bait for Hamas, creating the pretext for a devastating war on Gaza? I discuss the unanswered questions around October 7 with Natali Morris on Redacted News.

Ben Swann

14,407 次观看 • 29 天前

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in an i24 interview that his intention from October 7 was ultimately to wage war with Iran and expand its operations into Gaza, Syria and Lebanon. Netanyahu said he believed on October 8 that Israel would “change the face of the Middle East,” describing his objective as confronting Iran, which he called the “head of the octopus,” and cutting off its regional “arms.” The remarks add to claims that Israel and Netanyahu knew Hamas’s attack plan months before October 7, but chose to let it play out. Other claims suggest that the Israeli military’s use of the Hannibal Directive that day was to increase the death toll, to garner wider international support for Israel’s operations in the region. Critics on social media allege that October 7 was deliberately allowed or used to trigger a wider regional war, advancing Netanyahu’s vision of a "reshaped Middle East" and the “Greater Israel” project.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in an i24 interview that his intention from October 7 was ultimately to wage war with Iran and expand its operations into Gaza, Syria and Lebanon. Netanyahu said he believed on October 8 that Israel would “change the face of the Middle East,” describing his objective as confronting Iran, which he called the “head of the octopus,” and cutting off its regional “arms.” The remarks add to claims that Israel and Netanyahu knew Hamas’s attack plan months before October 7, but chose to let it play out. Other claims suggest that the Israeli military’s use of the Hannibal Directive that day was to increase the death toll, to garner wider international support for Israel’s operations in the region. Critics on social media allege that October 7 was deliberately allowed or used to trigger a wider regional war, advancing Netanyahu’s vision of a "reshaped Middle East" and the “Greater Israel” project.

Middle East Eye

131,876 次观看 • 23 天前

NEW REPORT REIGNITES QUESTIONS ABOUT NETANYAHU’S OCTOBER 7 FOREKNOWLEDGE A new report claims UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for 45 minutes from Abu Dhabi about a week and a half before October 7, 2023, and that Netanyahu showed no sign of panic. Egypt had also warned Israel. Combined with longstanding claims that Israeli intelligence had deeply penetrated Hamas, the report raises renewed questions about what Israeli officials knew before the attack and why no action was taken to stop it. But the timing matters. Why is this report surfacing just before the election? For years, questions about Netanyahu’s foreknowledge of October 7 have been dismissed. Now the allegations are back at the center of the political debate. Alongside claims that Israel allowed the attack to unfold to justify an expanded campaign in Gaza and advance its Greater Israel project.
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NEW REPORT REIGNITES QUESTIONS ABOUT NETANYAHU’S OCTOBER 7 FOREKNOWLEDGE A new report claims UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for 45 minutes from Abu Dhabi about a week and a half before October 7, 2023, and that Netanyahu showed no sign of panic. Egypt had also warned Israel. Combined with longstanding claims that Israeli intelligence had deeply penetrated Hamas, the report raises renewed questions about what Israeli officials knew before the attack and why no action was taken to stop it. But the timing matters. Why is this report surfacing just before the election? For years, questions about Netanyahu’s foreknowledge of October 7 have been dismissed. Now the allegations are back at the center of the political debate. Alongside claims that Israel allowed the attack to unfold to justify an expanded campaign in Gaza and advance its Greater Israel project.

Ben Swann

12,416 次观看 • 20 天前

Hamas leader Osama Hamdan, in an interview with NRK television, denied that Hamas killed civilians on October 7 and claimed that the Nova festival massacre was carried out by Israel. He dismissed eyewitness testimony and bodycam footage as fabrications, suggesting that videos showing Hamas gunmen shooting civilians were staged and that those appearing in them were collaborators dressed as Hamas fighters. Since October 7, Hamas leaders and their propagandists have led a campaign to deny or minimize well-documented crimes committed against Israeli civilians. Hamas leaders and their propagandists claim they did not target civilians, yet at the same time, more than two hundred Israeli civilians, including children, were taken hostage. They deny that their gunmen killed civilians, despite the existence of extensive footage, including videos filmed and released by Hamas fighters themselves, showing the killing of civilians. A Hamas leader in Gaza rejected Osama Hamdan’s claims, saying that what Hamas did on October 7 was both significant and honorable, and accused Hamdan of being "psychologically defeated." The undeniable truth is that Hamas militias committed horrific crimes on October 7, and those actions brought nothing but devastating consequences and destruction upon our people in Gaza.
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Hamas leader Osama Hamdan, in an interview with NRK television, denied that Hamas killed civilians on October 7 and claimed that the Nova festival massacre was carried out by Israel. He dismissed eyewitness testimony and bodycam footage as fabrications, suggesting that videos showing Hamas gunmen shooting civilians were staged and that those appearing in them were collaborators dressed as Hamas fighters. Since October 7, Hamas leaders and their propagandists have led a campaign to deny or minimize well-documented crimes committed against Israeli civilians. Hamas leaders and their propagandists claim they did not target civilians, yet at the same time, more than two hundred Israeli civilians, including children, were taken hostage. They deny that their gunmen killed civilians, despite the existence of extensive footage, including videos filmed and released by Hamas fighters themselves, showing the killing of civilians. A Hamas leader in Gaza rejected Osama Hamdan’s claims, saying that what Hamas did on October 7 was both significant and honorable, and accused Hamdan of being "psychologically defeated." The undeniable truth is that Hamas militias committed horrific crimes on October 7, and those actions brought nothing but devastating consequences and destruction upon our people in Gaza.

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20,284 次观看 • 7 个月前

Asked whether Hamas anticipated the scale of Gaza’s destruction after October 7, the group’s spokesperson in Gaza Hazem Qassem rejects holding resistance responsible for Israel’s response. He warns against turning the debate into what he calls a “trial” of Palestinian history — from Jordan and Lebanon to the First and Second Intifadas — arguing that criminalizing October 7 amounts to putting the entire Palestinian people and history of resistance on trial. Qassem insists Israel alone bears responsibility for genocide, starvation, and siege, noting Israel’s response was unprecedented even according to US President Trump and by all modern standards. Fatah’s Munther Hayek responds that calling for review is not criminalization. While holding Israel fully responsible for Gaza’s destruction, he argues that Hamas politically failed to end the war early, saying negotiations could have stopped the war within months. Hayek calls for a national reassessment, saying Palestinians cannot endure repeated wars led by individual factions and that the only exit now runs through the PLO, the Palestinian Authority, and elections.
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Asked whether Hamas anticipated the scale of Gaza’s destruction after October 7, the group’s spokesperson in Gaza Hazem Qassem rejects holding resistance responsible for Israel’s response. He warns against turning the debate into what he calls a “trial” of Palestinian history — from Jordan and Lebanon to the First and Second Intifadas — arguing that criminalizing October 7 amounts to putting the entire Palestinian people and history of resistance on trial. Qassem insists Israel alone bears responsibility for genocide, starvation, and siege, noting Israel’s response was unprecedented even according to US President Trump and by all modern standards. Fatah’s Munther Hayek responds that calling for review is not criminalization. While holding Israel fully responsible for Gaza’s destruction, he argues that Hamas politically failed to end the war early, saying negotiations could have stopped the war within months. Hayek calls for a national reassessment, saying Palestinians cannot endure repeated wars led by individual factions and that the only exit now runs through the PLO, the Palestinian Authority, and elections.

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THE HANNIBAL DIRECTIVE AND THE OCTOBER 7 COVER-UP Israel says Hamas alone caused the burned vehicles, destroyed roads, and devastation seen on October 7. But Hamas fighters reportedly entered using motorized paragliders, motorcycles, pickup trucks, and small arms, raising questions about whether AK47s alone explain the scale of destruction shown in the official narrative. The deeper questions involve intelligence failures, warnings that were missed or ignored, stand-down decisions, and the use of the Hannibal Directive. If Israel knew an attack was coming, why was it allowed to unfold? Ben Swann (Ben Swann) examines the October 7 narrative, the unanswered questions around Israel’s military response, and how the attack was used to justify the devastating campaign across Gaza and the broader Greater Israel project.
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THE HANNIBAL DIRECTIVE AND THE OCTOBER 7 COVER-UP Israel says Hamas alone caused the burned vehicles, destroyed roads, and devastation seen on October 7. But Hamas fighters reportedly entered using motorized paragliders, motorcycles, pickup trucks, and small arms, raising questions about whether AK47s alone explain the scale of destruction shown in the official narrative. The deeper questions involve intelligence failures, warnings that were missed or ignored, stand-down decisions, and the use of the Hannibal Directive. If Israel knew an attack was coming, why was it allowed to unfold? Ben Swann (Ben Swann) examines the October 7 narrative, the unanswered questions around Israel’s military response, and how the attack was used to justify the devastating campaign across Gaza and the broader Greater Israel project.

Redacted

15,726 次观看 • 29 天前

OCTOBER 7: WHAT DID ISRAEL KNOW, AND WHY WAS THE RESPONSE DELAYED? Reports surrounding the October 7 attacks have fueled serious questions about what Israeli officials knew in advance, whether warnings were missed or ignored, and why Israeli military forces did not respond immediately. Additional reporting has raised questions about whether the Hannibal Directive was invoked during the crisis, a controversial military policy associated with preventing enemy capture, even at grave risk to Israeli hostages or soldiers. These unanswered questions demand scrutiny, particularly as Israel’s subsequent war in Gaza has caused widespread destruction and civilian suffering. Did the Israeli government allow the attacks to create a pretext for its military campaign in Gaza and broader regional ambitions, the Greater Israel Project? Ben Swann breaks down reports that the Israeli military was planning attacks in Gaza while Hamas fighters were attacking civilians inside Israel.
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OCTOBER 7: WHAT DID ISRAEL KNOW, AND WHY WAS THE RESPONSE DELAYED? Reports surrounding the October 7 attacks have fueled serious questions about what Israeli officials knew in advance, whether warnings were missed or ignored, and why Israeli military forces did not respond immediately. Additional reporting has raised questions about whether the Hannibal Directive was invoked during the crisis, a controversial military policy associated with preventing enemy capture, even at grave risk to Israeli hostages or soldiers. These unanswered questions demand scrutiny, particularly as Israel’s subsequent war in Gaza has caused widespread destruction and civilian suffering. Did the Israeli government allow the attacks to create a pretext for its military campaign in Gaza and broader regional ambitions, the Greater Israel Project? Ben Swann breaks down reports that the Israeli military was planning attacks in Gaza while Hamas fighters were attacking civilians inside Israel.

Redacted

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⭕️ Over the last 24 hours, two Palestinians were killed and 40 were injured across Gaza. The total recorded death toll since October 7, 2023 has risen to 72,941 killed, with 172,967 injured. Since October 11, the first full day of the so-called ceasefire, Israel has killed at least 932 Palestinians in Gaza and wounded 2,859, while 781 bodies have been recovered from under the rubble, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health. 🎥 Israeli helicopters killed or wounded 27 people, including several children in a seaport gathering. Footage by Ahmad Afash on Instagram (link below)
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⭕️ Over the last 24 hours, two Palestinians were killed and 40 were injured across Gaza. The total recorded death toll since October 7, 2023 has risen to 72,941 killed, with 172,967 injured. Since October 11, the first full day of the so-called ceasefire, Israel has killed at least 932 Palestinians in Gaza and wounded 2,859, while 781 bodies have been recovered from under the rubble, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health. 🎥 Israeli helicopters killed or wounded 27 people, including several children in a seaport gathering. Footage by Ahmad Afash on Instagram (link below)

Drop Site

168,296 次观看 • 4 个月前

Netanyahu not only funded Hamas ($35 million a month) which they used to fund the October 7 attack. But he also knew a year in advance about the plan. He had an exact copy. And still he let it happen. He also lied about babies being beheaded and women being raped to muster support and sympathy. How many professors & faculty members lost their jobs and reputations because they allowed protesters to protest against the genocide of the Palestinians civilians in GAZA? That damage is irreparable and irreversible. Netanyahu orchestrated a premeditated plan to use October 7 as a pretext to justify the slaughter of innocent Palestinian women, children and babies.
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Netanyahu not only funded Hamas ($35 million a month) which they used to fund the October 7 attack. But he also knew a year in advance about the plan. He had an exact copy. And still he let it happen. He also lied about babies being beheaded and women being raped to muster support and sympathy. How many professors & faculty members lost their jobs and reputations because they allowed protesters to protest against the genocide of the Palestinians civilians in GAZA? That damage is irreparable and irreversible. Netanyahu orchestrated a premeditated plan to use October 7 as a pretext to justify the slaughter of innocent Palestinian women, children and babies.

Tomthunkit™

63,371 次观看 • 6 个月前

LEAKED FOOTAGE THAT DESTROYS THE OFFICIAL OCTOBER 7 STORY For years, Americans were given a highly sanitized account of October 7: Israel’s heavily funded military and intelligence apparatus allegedly failed for hours while Hamas killed and abducted Israelis. Now, new footage and reporting are raising tougher questions about what happened behind the scenes. The Hannibal Directive. A policy aimed at preventing captures, even at the risk of killing Israeli captives, was once dismissed as a conspiracy. But evidence and investigations now indicate it was used on October 7. The burned vehicles, destroyed homes, and devastating loss of life later used to justify Israel’s genocide in Gaza include damage caused by Israeli forces themselves. A new documentary shows senior Israeli officials discussing a large-scale Hannibal operation in real time. In the first hours of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, an officer speaking with Police Chief Kobi Shabtai is heard calling for the directive’s implementation, with Gaza and Israeli captives still inside. Minister Itamar Ben Gvir later appears to order the camera shut off. Shortly before his assassination, Charlie Kirk asked whether Israel had issued a stand-down order on October 7, questioning how it took hours to respond and warning Gaza could face ethnic cleansing. The footage does not settle every question, but it makes clear that those questions were never out of bounds.
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LEAKED FOOTAGE THAT DESTROYS THE OFFICIAL OCTOBER 7 STORY For years, Americans were given a highly sanitized account of October 7: Israel’s heavily funded military and intelligence apparatus allegedly failed for hours while Hamas killed and abducted Israelis. Now, new footage and reporting are raising tougher questions about what happened behind the scenes. The Hannibal Directive. A policy aimed at preventing captures, even at the risk of killing Israeli captives, was once dismissed as a conspiracy. But evidence and investigations now indicate it was used on October 7. The burned vehicles, destroyed homes, and devastating loss of life later used to justify Israel’s genocide in Gaza include damage caused by Israeli forces themselves. A new documentary shows senior Israeli officials discussing a large-scale Hannibal operation in real time. In the first hours of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, an officer speaking with Police Chief Kobi Shabtai is heard calling for the directive’s implementation, with Gaza and Israeli captives still inside. Minister Itamar Ben Gvir later appears to order the camera shut off. Shortly before his assassination, Charlie Kirk asked whether Israel had issued a stand-down order on October 7, questioning how it took hours to respond and warning Gaza could face ethnic cleansing. The footage does not settle every question, but it makes clear that those questions were never out of bounds.

Ben Swann

890,841 次观看 • 1 个月前

"Does he not have the right to play, learn, grow up, and become an adult?" Ten-year-old Motaz Marwan Abu Shaar was shot in the heart and killed by Israeli forces in Gaza. He was his mother's only surviving son — his father, brother, and grandmother had all been killed earlier in the war in Miraj, an area Israel also designated as a humanitarian zone. Drop Site's Mohamed Ahmed reported from Nasser Medical Complex on Tuesday, where Motaz's body was brought and his uncle and aunt spoke about his death. "There is no safe place. There are no safe tents, no safe zones, no humanitarian zones. It's all dangerous," Faraj Abu Shaar, Motaz's uncle, said. According to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, more than 73,000 Palestinians have been killed since October 2023. Since the "ceasefire" went into effect on October 11, Israel has killed at least 1,072 Palestinians in Gaza, an average of nearly five deaths every day.
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"Does he not have the right to play, learn, grow up, and become an adult?" Ten-year-old Motaz Marwan Abu Shaar was shot in the heart and killed by Israeli forces in Gaza. He was his mother's only surviving son — his father, brother, and grandmother had all been killed earlier in the war in Miraj, an area Israel also designated as a humanitarian zone. Drop Site's Mohamed Ahmed reported from Nasser Medical Complex on Tuesday, where Motaz's body was brought and his uncle and aunt spoke about his death. "There is no safe place. There are no safe tents, no safe zones, no humanitarian zones. It's all dangerous," Faraj Abu Shaar, Motaz's uncle, said. According to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, more than 73,000 Palestinians have been killed since October 2023. Since the "ceasefire" went into effect on October 11, Israel has killed at least 1,072 Palestinians in Gaza, an average of nearly five deaths every day.

Drop Site

21,253 次观看 • 2 个月前