Without lies, Palestine dies. retweeted
Replying to @Breaking911
This is the filth the poor Israelis have to live alongside. And dumb people swallow all the propaganda and AI slop and think the Israelis are the bad guys. This sadism and barbarism is what 'Palestinian culture' is like
Without lies, Palestine dies. retweeted
DISTURBING FOOTAGE: Palestinian men in the West Bank were filmed forcing XL energy drinks into a camel’s mouth and beating the animal with a stick during a wedding celebration.
Israeli police have arrested four suspects, including the groom.
Khalifa (@khalifa_Halabi):
The pragmatism of the Muslim Brotherhood—and why did Hamas need to issue a new document of principles in 2017?
If the Muslim Brotherhood possesses a "superpower," it is their pragmatic ability to shape reality to serve their own objectives.
Contrary to common belief—and unlike other terrorist organizations—the Muslim Brotherhood knows how to blend in and integrate. They present themselves as a socio-religious movement advocating for an Islamic agenda, functioning as a "legitimate" actor within society—until the moment arrives to execute their true plan: seizing power and establishing control.
This is how it unfolded in Gaza, and how it played out in Egypt, until Sisi ousted them from power.
A prominent example of this is the "Document of General Principles and Policies" released by Hamas in May 2017. This new document contains no mention of the Muslim Brotherhood, even though Hamas’s original 1988 Charter defined the group as one of the movement's branches. Yet, the old Charter was never officially rescinded. In other words, they alter their outward-facing image while preserving their core foundation.
Amr Abdel-Hafez is a former member of the Muslim Brotherhood who has since become a prominent researcher and vocal critic of the organization, dedicated to exposing its true face. In an excerpt from an interview with "Jusoor," he explains how Hamas shifted its stance toward the regime in Egypt, and why it issued a new document in 2017.
Definitely one to save.
An enlightening watch.
🎩 @MoranT555
הפרגמטיות של האחים המוסלמים, ולמה חמאס הייתה צריכה להוציא מסמך עקרונות חדש ב-2017?
אם יש לאחים המוסלמים כוח-על, אז זו היכולת הפרגמטית שלהם לתעל את המציאות כך שתשרת את המטרות שלהם.
בניגוד למה שנהוג לחשוב, ובניגוד לארגוני טרור אחרים, האחים המוסלמים יודעים להסתוות ולהיטמע. הם מציגים את עצמם כתנועה דתית-חברתית שמטיפה לסדר יום אסלאמי ומתפקדים כשחקן "לגיטימי" בחברה, עד לרגע שבו אפשר להוציא לפועל את התוכנית האמיתית: לתפוס את השלטון ולהגיע לעמדת כוח ושליטה.
כך זה קרה בעזה, וכך זה היה במצרים, עד שא-סיסי הדיח אותם מהשלטון.
הדוגמה הבולטת לכך היא "מסמך העקרונות והמדיניות הכללית" שחמאס פרסמה במאי 2017. במסמך החדש אין אזכור אחד של האחים המוסלמים, אף שבאמנה המקורית מ-1988 חמאס הגדירה את עצמה כאחת מזרועות התנועה. אבל האמנה הישנה לא בוטלה רשמית. כלומר, משנים את הפנים כלפי חוץ ושומרים על הבסיס.
עמרו עבד אל-חאפז הוא חבר לשעבר בתנועת האחים המוסלמים, וכיום אחד החוקרים והדוברים הבולטים נגדה, שמבקש לחשוף את פניה האמיתיות.
בקטע מתוך ראיון שלו ל"ג'וסור" הוא מסביר איך חמאס שינתה את עמדתה כלפי השלטון במצרים, ולמה היא הוציאה ב-2017 מסמך חדש.
מה שנקרא "לגזור ולשמור".
צפייה מחכימה
Egypt has designated 35 major Islamic organizations in European countries as terrorist groups. All of them are affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood.
Source: Dr. Guy Bechor
Link follows
Khalifa (@khalifa_Halabi):
The pragmatism of the Muslim Brotherhood—and why did Hamas need to issue a new document of principles in 2017?
If the Muslim Brotherhood possesses a "superpower," it is their pragmatic ability to shape reality to serve their own objectives.
Contrary to common belief—and unlike other terrorist organizations—the Muslim Brotherhood knows how to blend in and integrate. They present themselves as a socio-religious movement advocating for an Islamic agenda, functioning as a "legitimate" actor within society—until the moment arrives to execute their true plan: seizing power and establishing control.
This is how it unfolded in Gaza, and how it played out in Egypt, until Sisi ousted them from power.
A prominent example of this is the "Document of General Principles and Policies" released by Hamas in May 2017. This new document contains no mention of the Muslim Brotherhood, even though Hamas’s original 1988 Charter defined the group as one of the movement's branches. Yet, the old Charter was never officially rescinded. In other words, they alter their outward-facing image while preserving their core foundation.
Amr Abdel-Hafez is a former member of the Muslim Brotherhood who has since become a prominent researcher and vocal critic of the organization, dedicated to exposing its true face. In an excerpt from an interview with "Jusoor," he explains how Hamas shifted its stance toward the regime in Egypt, and why it issued a new document in 2017.
Definitely one to save.
An enlightening watch.
🎩 @MoranT555
Without lies, Palestine dies. retweeted
Fetterman says he doesn’t know “why there's a conversation other than Schumer as the leader” after Dems won big.
“And what is Van Hollen's record, other than yelling about a lot of anti-Israel stuff and embracing and visiting the wife-beating guy?”
Without lies, Palestine dies. retweeted
Replying to @LizaRosen0000 @XGingerCat
Without lies, Palestine dies. retweeted
Flashback to 2019: Jeremy Corbyn hated the Jewish state. He boycotted its democratically elected leaders. But he embraced the Muslim terrorists who murder Jews as human sacrifices for the sake of Allah.
He called Hamas and Hezbollah his “friends.” He invited them into Parliament. He stood with a wreath for the Black September terrorists who massacred Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics.
Hamas even saluted him that year.
While ordinary British people get arrested for sharing memes, allies of jihadist death cults rise inside Labour.
This is the man who almost became Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. This is what the left became.
The hypocrisy is grotesque. Two-tier Britain exposed.
Without lies, Palestine dies. retweeted
Leeds and Westminster Councils reject antisemitic notion that “Zionism is racism”.
The Councils reaffirmed support for the Jewish community and emphasised the need to challenge antisemitism.
The Westminster motion was jointly introduced by Labour and the Conservatives, while the Leeds motion was submitted by a local Independent.
Other councils such as Barnet and Edinburgh have also passed similar motions, with councillors across the country speaking out against anti-Jewish racism.
These votes comes in the wake of Labour pulling out of power-sharing agreements with the Green Party in eleven local authorities, with Labour Party Chair Bridget Phillipson saying the Green policy “crosses a line”.
We have referred the Green Party to the EHRC following the Party’s passage of the antisemitic “Zionism is racism” motion.
Without lies, Palestine dies. retweeted
Replying to @Halilapaydin_
Without lies, Palestine dies. retweeted
Replying to @Halilapaydin_
Without lies, Palestine dies. retweeted
Replying to @Halilapaydin_
Without lies, Palestine dies. retweeted
Replying to @Halilapaydin_
Not Gaza this is Kurdistan
The bare trees and thick leaf litter are temperate woodland, typical of Kurdistan (Iraqi/Turkish/Iranian/Syrian Kurdish areas). Gaza is coastal Mediterranean — olives, palms, citrus and currently mild (~26°C days).
Without lies, Palestine dies. retweeted
Replying to @Halilapaydin_
Hey dip, shit lying sack of crap. What is the average temperature in Gaza this time of year? I don’t think it ever hits below 50 or 60 stfu
👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇
Without lies, Palestine dies. retweeted
Replying to @Halilapaydin_
We must help them move to somewhere warm, like Jordan, the real “palestine” 🤲 inshallah soon
Without lies, Palestine dies. retweeted
Replying to @Halilapaydin_
Those children are not Palestinians and it has never been "freezing" in Gaza at any point in human history.
Without lies, Palestine dies. retweeted
Replying to @IsraeliPM
Without lies, Palestine dies. retweeted
Replying to @IsraeliPM
Without lies, Palestine dies. retweeted
Replying to @IsraeliPM
@grok If the humanitarian situation in Gaza is so dire, why has Egypt kept its border sealed and refused to take in refugees, while 20 Arab Muslim nations refuse to send ships to evacuate their fellow Muslims?


























