No one in Gaza says “Yisrok ohe.” In our region, the hard “k” pronunciation only appears among the Druze or Palestinian citizens of Israel from the Galilee. Residents of Gaza pronounce it with a “g.” People from Gaza can confirm this.
Furthermore, the audio provides no evidence—just a random call between an intelligence officer and an alleged alien they claim is from Gaza. I can make a similar video in higher quality.
It’s frankly laughable.
Furthermore, the audio provides no evidence—just a random call between an intelligence officer and an alleged alien they claim is from Gaza. I can make a similar video in higher quality.
It’s frankly laughable.
Also, add a drone buzzing sound in the background—you forgot that last time.
If you speak Arabic, you’d immediately notice how suspicious the flow of the conversation is. The interaction lacks coherence, and the abrupt jumps in topics are obvious. Objectively speaking, even a 7-year-old could put together a more convincing dialogue.
If you speak Arabic, you’d immediately notice how suspicious the flow of the conversation is. The interaction lacks coherence, and the abrupt jumps in topics are obvious. Objectively speaking, even a 7-year-old could put together a more convincing dialogue.
They know it’s fake. They don’t care. The point isn’t truth—it’s distraction. They need people bickering, wasting breath on staged noise.
Because while you’re busy arguing, they’re butchering human beings.
They need the noise outside to drown out the screams inside the slaughterhouse.
They need the world dazed and deaf while they carve flesh in silence.
Because while you’re busy arguing, they’re butchering human beings.
They need the noise outside to drown out the screams inside the slaughterhouse.
They need the world dazed and deaf while they carve flesh in silence.
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