🧵 The Israeli Justice Ministry released a list of over 730 Palestinian terrorists who will be released as part of the ceasefire deal. Here are some of them:

Mohammed Abu Warda, a Hamas terrorist who orchestrated the 1996 bombing of two Jerusalem buses that killed 45 people. Majdi and Nassim Zaatari, who were convicted for their involvement in the suicide bombing on Egged bus line 2 in Jerusalem in August 2003, which resulted in the murder of 23 Israelis and injuries to many others.

More info on Hala Rharrit, the former State Dept. official who hobnobs with CAIR and is being platformed by 60 Minutes:

🔸️She's a fan of Hamas Colonel Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya.

🔸️The very first post she uploaded to her new Instagram account is an interview she did for the Qatari government-controlled AJ+.

🔸️She is trying to foment an uprising within the State Dept. Exhibit A

Josh Paul now works for @DAWNmenaorg, whose chairman is Nihad Awad, the head of CAIR who infamously praised the Oct. 7 massacre.

Which means Josh Paul and Hala Rharrit—two former State Dept. officials who were just platformed by 60 Minutes—have ties to CAIR. Not a coincidence.

https://twitter.com/60Minutes/status/1878604181398778100

Thread on DAWN

https://x.com/EFischberger/status/1869472044108468528?s=19

Who was behind Brazil's attempted arrest of an IDF veteran?

The complaint against him was filed by the Hind Rajab Foundation (HRF), based in Brussels.

But the lead attorney on this case was Maira Pinheiro, based in Sao Paulo. Here is her Instagram🧵 Yes, this is her. HRF tags her in their posts about the case. See below for example ⬇️

The sicko who published and then deleted this post is the head of @EuroMedHR, a Hamas front group based out of Geneva.

I previously did a deep dive into his and the organization's greatest hits 🧵 I'm sure you all recognize what these red icons actually are

Newly Declassified: The IDF just announced that the elite Shaldag unit dismantled an underground precision-guided missile production compound in Syria.

If Israel hadn't done this, it would've fallen into the hands of the Al Qaeda-linked HTS or other Jihadist groups More footage from the IDF mission

The person running @Ford's social media is a POS who forgot to switch out of the account Correction: A mega ultra POS

🚨 Kamal Adwan Hospital Director is a Colonel in Hamas 🚨

Israel's counterterror operation at Gaza's Kamal Adwan Hospital has sparked major headlines, with false claims of IDF atrocities.

Here’s the scoop: the hospital director, Hussam Abu Safiya, is a Colonel in Hamas 🧵 Multiple Palestinian media outlets refer to Abu Safiya as a Colonel in the Gaza Strip's Military Medical Services.

As suspected, the IDF’s claim that it struck an Islamic Jihad cell disguised as a PRESS vehicle seems accurate.

Of the 5 Facebook profiles of the five “journalists” killed, only Ayman al-Jadi and Faisel al-Qumsan contain more than a few photos or posts. So let's dive in 🧵 First, a reminder: The “journalists” worked for the Al Quds Today network, which even CNN acknowledges is affiliated with Islamic Jihad.

So already, there were members of a US-designated terrorist organization.

Human Rights Watch's new "genocide" report is a farce. It centers on alleged water deprivation and claims that "thousands of Gazans have died from dehydration," yet cannot substantiate a single case where someone definitively died of dehydration.

Rather, they rely on hearsay and testimonies from Hamas Health Ministry officials and either political activist doctors or "useful idiot" doctors. Dehydration is always listed as a "contributing factor" or something like that.

But even assuming that their central contention is true—which it manifestly is not—the notion that Israel is responsible for it is ludicrous.

As @cogatonline stated this morning:

"🔸️3 water lines FROM ISRAEL are active, supplying an average of 107 liters per person in northern Gaza, 34 liter per person in central Gaza, and 20 liters per person in southern Gaza. According to international standards, conflict zones require 15 liters of water per person daily. The amount of water supplied exceeds that.

🔸️Israel facilitated hundreds of water infrastructure repairs, both in northern and southern Gaza. Israel also fixed water lines leading to Gaza on the Israeli side that were damaged by Hamas. Some of these repairs were done under fire.

🔸️Israel facilitated the repair of the 'Kela' electricity line (also damaged by Hamas on October 7th), so the desalination plant in Khan Yunis can work at full capacity.

🔸️We coordinated the refueling of water pumping facilities on a continued basis.

🔸️Water also enters Israel on humanitarian aid trucks."

See below for many examples where Human Rights Watch admits that their central argument cannot be verified. 🧵 "They had seen"

NEW: the Muslim Brotherhood-linked, Soros-funded Democracy for the Arab World Now (DAWN) is spearheading a lawsuit against the @StateDept over military aid to Israel.

Though it portrays itself as a human rights organization, DAWN's Chairman is actually Hamas acolyte Nihad Awad🧵 Firstly, DAWN's website simply refers to Awad as a Board Member.

However, the organization's 990 shows that Awad doesn't just sit on the Board—he's its Chairman.

Breaking: The IDF targeted a Hamas-run Gaza Civil Defense command center used for terrorism. Among those killed was Ahmed al-Louh, an Al Jazeera "cameraman" who was also a platoon commander in Islamic Jihad.

As always, the IDF's claims are complemented by open-source info🧵 First of all, Alouh writes on his Facebook that he studied at the London School of Economics, which, if true, is just.... wow 🤷‍♂️

Remember Al Jazeera's brand new book written by Palestinian journalists who've been reporting from the West Bank and Gaza during the war?

Well I've been going through the journalists/authors, and one of them is Lama Khater, a card-carrying member of Hamas 🧵 That's her there on the right

How disgusting is the legacy media?

Although the sicko who shot these kids explicitly stated it was an act of revenge for Israel's war against Hamas in Gaza, not a single major outlet reported this critical detail. See for yourselves 🧵 New York Times

One year ago today, Refaat Alareer was killed by an Israeli airstrike in Gaza—and you can bet there'll be headlines about him today.

Since his death, he's been lionized by pro-Palestine activists in nearly unparalleled fashion. But here's the truth about him #RefaatAlareer 🧵

https://twitter.com/PalHighlight/status/1864903132003659936

He was an awful person. For starters, he believed that "most Jews are evil."

The folks at @amnesty beclown themselves once again. But this isn't the first time they've engaged in such egregious behavior.

In fact, they have a long history of not just demonizing Israel but coming to the defense of actual bloodthirsty Palestinian terrorists 🧵

https://twitter.com/amnesty/status/1864463447347360043

Earlier this year, Amnesty glorified Walid Daqqa, a convicted PFLP terrorist whose cell he led abducted, tortured, and murdered IDF soldier Moshe Tamam.

I found the Facebook account of Ahed Azmi Qadi, the @WCKitchen employee who was also a terrorist who participated in the October 7th massacre.

Let's see what he's posted🧵

https://twitter.com/EFischberger/status/1862895252232626648

This doesn't seem very World Central Kitchen-y

Ok then, let's take a look at the "indomitable" Palestinian organizations that the UN's Francesca Albanese credits for the ICC decision to issue arrest warrants against Israel, shall we?

This won't surprise you, but every single one of them is run by terrorists. Credit to @NGOmonitor for much of this info🧵 Palestinian Centre for Human Rights:

🔸Raji Sourani, founder and director of the PCHR, served a three-year sentence for PFLP membership.

🔸He was also denied a US entry visa in 2012.

🔸In February 2014, the PFLP organized a ceremony in Gaza honoring Sourani for winning the “Alternative Noble Prize.” Rabah Muhana, a member of the PFLP Political Bureau, delivered a speech at the prize ceremony.

During the ceremony Sourani (pictured second from right) stated that “I was in the ranks of the Popular Front..... we are proud that once we were members of this organization and we fought in its ranks.”

🚨Francesca Albanese's Multiple Terror Ties: Time for an Investigation🚨

Two years ago, Francesca spoke at a conference organized by Hamas's "Council on International Relations." Yesterday, the council's head, Basem Naim, was finally placed on the US Treasury's terror list 🧵 Albanese tried to defend her speech by claiming that "it wasn't a Hamas conference" — even though Basem has been the head of the council for well over a decade.

That said, she did acknowledge that "there might have been Hamas people in the room."

Boy, was she right about that.

🚨Thread: Nearly 30% of J Street's Budget Comes from Soros 🚨

Since J Street has been vigorously advocating for sanctions on Israelis and an arms embargo on Israel in the middle of a multi-front war, I thought I'd take a long overdue look into the organization's funding. While the J Street claims that only 2.5% of its annual funding comes from the Soros family's Open Society Network, that is manifestly not the case.

Are they intentionally lying? Or is this a simple mistake?

This piece by @KaviChek, which dismisses credible allegations linking Al Jazeera journalists to terrorist groups, is a masterclass in journalistic malpractice.

Astonishing that @katiekings approved this highly unprofessional piece. Here are some of its major flaws 🧵 1. The article omits that the author wasn't just "previously a documentary producer" for Al Jazeera, but that she spent a whopping 16 years with the Qatari government-run network—virtually her entire career.

How is this conflict of interest overlooked or not stated outright?