Breaking: I've uncovered that Columbia's Mohsen Mahdawi served as the "coordinator" for Fatah’s Student Movement at Birzeit University.
The group glorifies mass murderers, urges students to become "martyrs," has members who ARE terrorists, and hosts terror parades on campus🧵
The other day, the NYT offered a glowing portrayal of Columbia University's Mohsen Mahdawi, whom they bizarrely portray as a lifelong advocate for peace.
In doing so, they unintentionally helped me find previously unreported facts that show who Mohsen really is.
But first, let's look at some other nuggets the NYT gave us:
This seems to be the first time it's been reported that Mahdawi’s best friend was killed while throwing stones at IDF soldiers.
That’s a far cry from how he told the story in past appearances, like on @60Minutes
Stone throwing is extremely dangerous and has taken the lives of many Israelis.
If you're throwing stones, you may well be shot—and for good reason.
The NYT might call sneaking through the security fence into Israel romantic. I'd say it's illegal.
The NYT writers note that Mohsen glorifies Dalal Mughrabi, but fail to mention she took part in the 1978 Coastal Road massacre, killing 38 Israelis, including 13 kids.
They also incorrectly suggest he wrote the poem, whereas he simply expressed support for it (still vile)
They also can't even get their facts straight. Nobody accused Mohsen's cousin of being Hamas.
Rather, he was a member of the US-designated terror group the Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades (Fatah's armed wing). And Mohsen adored him.
The NYT helped me figure out that circa 2013 (at the very least), Mohsen was the coordinator of Fatah's Shabiba ("Youth") student movement at Birzeit University.
With Gaza’s Kamal Adwan Military Hospital back in the headlines, I’ve discovered that its new director, Dr. Sakher Hamad, has a long record of supporting terrorism and jihad.
Yet the media continues to parrot his claims from Gaza without a shred of scrutiny🧵
In December 2024, I revealed that Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, the hospital’s previous director, was also a Colonel in Hamas.
Less than 24 hours after my exposé, Abu Safiya was arrested by the Israel Defense Forces and has remained in custody ever since.
That investigation also uncovered that Kamal Adwan was not simply a civilian hospital as portrayed by international media, but a military hospital — referred to as such by Hamas itself in Arabic-language news reports and even on the hospital’s own Facebook page.
Breaking: Qatari Embassy paid a PR firm to land its Prime Minister an interview with Tucker Carlson.
New exposé from @RobertSchmad reveals that Lumen8 Advisors LLC — a registered foreign agent — facilitated the sit-down. The firm rakes in $180,000 per month from Qatar 🧵
But that's not all.
According to the official FARA filing, the date that Lumen8 and Tucker agreed to conduct the interview was Feb 26 — over one week before the interview aired.
The stated purpose of the interview suggests the pro-Qatar narrative was set in advance (obviously).
In other words, Tucker was approached by a PR firm hired by the Qatari Embassy to conduct a glowing interview with their PM.
We may never know if he himself was paid, but the fact is, this wasn’t journalism—it was straight-up PR.
Darryl Cooper just handed himself a brutal self-own — all thanks to his belief in unregistered Iranian foreign agent @tparsi, who's blatantly lying about the death of a young girl named Rahaf Ayad.
Because here's the thing: She isn't dead. Let’s break it down 🧵
Any time the groypers, Woke Right, or isolationists ask about the benefits of the U.S.-Israel relationship — show them this infographic.
Let's zoom in 🧵
As of 2024, Israel accounted for approximately 18.4% of U.S. goods exports to the region — not 25% like it was in 2011. Still a big fat chunk of change, though.
American R&D centers based in Israel, which is a powerhouse in cleantech, healthcare innovation, and other tech sectors
This latest NYT drivel is making the rounds. Let’s be clear: any food or health crisis in Gaza is entirely the fault of Hamas—as others far smarter than me have pointed out.
But to make matters worse, the piece leans on Hamas-aligned “journalists” and a Jew-hating Gaza doctor🧵
Firstly, one of the co-authors of the piece — and the one reporting on the ground in Gaza — is Saher Alghorra.
As @HonestReporting previously documented, Alghorra had a "questionable" Oct. 7th post and referred to the slaughtered Bibas boys and their mother Shiri as "prisoners."
Now, onto my favorite character from the article: Dr. Ghazi al-Yazji, head of nephrology at Al-Shifa Hospital, and the only doctor cited by name in the entire piece.