Yemeni writer, content creator, journalist — born and brainwashed in Sana'a deradicalized and disappointed in Stockholm.
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My speech at the UN Human Rights Council about their recent report on Israel on behalf of the @UNWatch :
I ask the UN, the Arab League, and everyone who had waving the Palestinian flag since October 7:
Where is the flag of Yemen?
In my country, half a million people have died in the last 10 years.
The biggest famine and humanitarian crisis in modern history.
Why does no one care when half a million Yemenis die?
What about Sudan? In less than two years, more than 150,000 people have been killed.
Where is the Sudanese flag?
What about Syria?
Half a million people were killed.
Where is the Syrian flag?
High Commissioner, why is it that when Arabs kill millions of Arabs, no one bats an eye?
Where is the outrage?
Where are the protests?
High Commissioner, may I ask why your report mentions Israel 188 times — yet fails to mention the Islamic Republic in Iran even once?
How can you speak about the conflict while ignoring the party who armed, trained, and funded the terror proxies — Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis — who have been bombing Israel thousands of times?
Why don’t you mention that the Houthis in Yemen have spent millions of dollars firing missiles at Israel, instead of feeding my starving people?
And why is Qatar sitting here as a member of the Human Rights Council when they host the Hamas terror leaders in luxury hotels?
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Their response?
Silence.
In the Middle East, the word we use for black people is “abeed,” which means “slaves” in Arabic.
And that’s not the worst form of racism we’re taught.
My recent speech at the UN Human Rights Council on behalf of @UNWatch - where the topic being addressed was racism.
Luai Ahmed retweeted
Some Westerners are shocked that Abdul El Sayed disrespectfully refused to answer a journalist’s questions, but this is nothing compared to what these Islamonazis actually have up their sleeves for the West.
The fact that both the Muslim Brotherhood and Westerners are congratulating Abdul El Sayed simultaneously is proof that the Islamization of Western institutions is proceeding smoothly and successfully.
Keep going. 👏🏽
American Jews haven’t really experienced antisemitism in the same way as European and Middle Eastern Jews.
That’s why they’re in the early stages of the boiling frog:
Some Westerners are shocked that Abdul El Sayed disrespectfully refused to answer a journalist’s questions, but this is nothing compared to what these Islamonazis actually have up their sleeves for the West.
Luai Ahmed retweeted
You all need to watch this if you haven’t already. You’ll thank me later. It is powerful and superb.
The incredible @JustLuai silences the UN, again. Just brilliant. An absolute masterclass.
Credit: @UNWatch @HillelNeuer
Here is a compilation of Islamic extremist scholars in Abdul El-Sayed’s home state of Michigan preaching death to ALL Jews and Muslims who renounce Islam, among other things.
America is royally fucked.
Jewish girl: “If you walked like this in Iran, what would happen?”
In response, the mentally disabled Abdul El Sayed supporter launches herself at the Jewish girl, physically attacking her, getting arrested, and screaming, “I should have killed her!”
Very normal cult.
Oh, look, exploitative, mediocre white has-beens who have turned the suffering of people on the other side of the world into a successful business model. How inspiring.
Luai Ahmed retweeted
I want to share some of what I have personally experienced in the past few weeks because I believe others who speak out against the Islamic regime in Iran need to understand how these operations work.
I am an American-Israeli journalist covering Iran, and I have been repeatedly targeted by sophisticated cyberattacks, attempted espionage, and coordinated online harassment campaigns.
Several months ago, the regime’s Ministry of Intelligence publicly designated me an enemy of the regime, placing me second on a list of individuals it considers particularly hostile. In recent weeks, the targeting has escalated significantly.
Here is what has been happening:
1. Google has repeatedly warned me that government-backed attackers are targeting my accounts.
I have received multiple official Google security warnings involving more than one of my accounts. These are not the first warnings: Google also notified me of government-backed attempts to compromise my accounts in 2024.
2. Someone hacked the X account of an academic I personally know, and used it to lure me into a phishing operation.
On September 30, I received a message from the account of Daniel Pipes, an academic I know personally, inviting me to discuss a new project. A woman posing as his assistant subsequently contacted me through email and WhatsApp, arranged a meeting, and sent what appeared to be a Google Meet invitation.
When I clicked the link, I was redirected to a suspicious website asking me to sign into my Google account. I refused to enter my credentials. The supposed assistant insisted that the website was their internal server and that it was safe. I refused again. I later contacted the real Daniel Pipes, who confirmed that his account had been compromised and that he had never sent me those messages.
3. Last week, I was targeted with a remote-access Trojan disguised as a copyright infringement lawsuit.
An email accusing me of copyright violations on social media directed me to download a file supposedly related to legal proceedings. I suspected it was malicious and did not download it. Examination of the file in an isolated sandbox environment identified what appeared to be Parallax RAT, malware capable of providing attackers with remote access to an infected computer.
4. I have also been subjected to coordinated online character assassination and disinformation campaigns, including activity linked to the IRGC.
These campaigns have involved vicious sexist attacks against me, racist attacks against my partner, and the deliberate circulation of false allegations about my political positions and activities. Among the fabrications are claims that I supposedly “vote for Arab parties” in Israel, alongside other invented narratives intended to discredit me and drive wedges between Iranians and Israelis.
My message to other journalists, dissidents, activists, and anyone speaking out against the Islamic Republic is simple: take these threats seriously.
The people targeting you may not appear as strangers. They may impersonate your friends, colleagues, professional contacts, or legitimate institutions. Their attacks may unfold over days or weeks and involve multiple platforms to establish credibility.
Verify unusual requests, even when they appear to come from someone you know. Protect your accounts and be extremely cautious with unfamiliar links and attachments.
Cc: @israelpolice
My speech at the UN about Islamist indoctrination and racism:
The first time I ever heard the word “Jew” and “Zionist” was in my local mosque in Yemen when I was 9 years old when my Imam recited, “May Allah kill the Jews and Zionists.”
MUST WATCH: @JustLuai stuns the United Nations by unveiling the rampant racism and Jew-hatred that he grew up with in Yemen — and how his visit to Israel after October 7th and witnessing life there changed his worldview. “Everything I was taught about Israel was a lie.”
Your sister party is the Democrats, @magdandersson? That’s funny because 13 years ago your predecessor party leader Stefan Löfven said that Fatah (the Palestinian party that carried out terrorist attacks against Israelis) was your sister party.
Dear Christians,
Jews are not Islamists’ only target.
Here are Islamists massacring Christians for being Christian in Jordan.
