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Independent writer and OSINT investigator | Fmr IDF SSgt | Words: @NRO @Newsweek @Tabletmag @CityJournal @TheHill | Backup account @EFischberger2 | Substack ⬇️
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Jun 2 7 tweets 3 min read
Why are so many of the international “aid volunteers” in Gaza actually just Hamas apologists?

Take Afeef Nessouli from NYC — in an Al Jazeera interview yesterday, he claimed the GHF shoots at starving Palestinians and that Hamas doesn’t steal aid.

So who is this guy exactly? 🧵 Surprise surprise: He's a journalist. He even worked for Trevor Noah and the Wall Street Journal.

Interestingly, his page on the Journal's website still lists him as a current employee, where he helps produce podcasts for the outlet. Image
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May 30 5 tweets 3 min read
🧵 I don’t know who’s in charge of vetting for the Trump Administration, but the guy they just nominated to lead the Office of Special Counsel — Paul Ingrassia — is a certifiable nutcase.

For starters, he called October 7th a “psyop”…. on October 8th Image He's referred to the massacre as a psyop on multiple occasions, even amplifying Andrew Tate's posts saying the same thing Image
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May 26 5 tweets 3 min read
Breaking: Claims of 9 Children Killed in Gaza Strike Cannot Be Verified 🧵 Image The IDF says that the strike in Khan Younis targeted a building in an area ordered evacuated two months ago.

The first munition was a dud, and a second strike was launched after four terrorists were identified.

Claims that 9 children were killed in the strike cannot be verified
May 23 6 tweets 3 min read
Al Jazeera and other Arabic outlets are mourning the death of "journalist" Bilal Al-Hatoum, who they say was targeted with a group of "civilians" in Gaza.

But is that really the case? 🧵 Image Firstly, as you can see from this picture of him from his Facebook profile, he worked for Hamas' Voice of Al Aqsa radio station (106.7 FM).

So already, not an actual journalist.

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May 22 6 tweets 3 min read
Breaking: @kenklippenstein got hold of the Israeli embassy shooter’s alleged manifesto.

I don’t usually share such things—but this is different.

It’s irrefutable proof that terrorist disinformation doesn’t just spread online. It spills into the real world—and it kills🧵 Image Right at the outset, the shooter cites disinformation provided by Hamas, which he refers to as the "Gaza Information Office" and "Gaza Health Ministry" about Israel’s supposed war crimes and the "genocide" in Gaza Image
May 20 5 tweets 2 min read
New investigation:

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🧵 Image 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.

May 18 9 tweets 3 min read
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 🧵 Image 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). Image
May 17 5 tweets 3 min read
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 🧵 Image The catalyst for @martyrmade's self-own is this viral video posted by Trita Parsi.

It's really sad, as anyone with a conscience should recognize. (It's also all Hamas' fault, obvs.)

But Rahaf isn't dead or even starving. She's sick — something Trita Parsi conveniently left out. Image
May 13 5 tweets 2 min read
They'll call Hassan Eslaiah a "journalist."

But he was not a journalist. In fact, by his own admission, he only had one goal: "To kill the J*ws" Image Archived post:

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May 5 7 tweets 2 min read
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 🧵 Image 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. Image
May 4 8 tweets 3 min read
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🧵 Image 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." Image
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Apr 28 11 tweets 2 min read
Foreign Funding to American Universities: $29 Billion in Four Years!

A major new report by @ncri_io, shared exclusively with @TheFP, reveals a surge in foreign funding of U.S. universities—especially from authoritarian regimes like Qatar and China. Let's break it down 🧵 Image 🔸️ Foreign countries such as China and Qatar have poured nearly $29 billion into American universities between 2021 and 2024 — more than double the total of the previous four years.
Apr 26 10 tweets 2 min read
Geoffrey Corn — former judge advocate general in the U.S. Army, senior adviser on the laws of war for the U.S. Army, and now a respected law professor — spoke to The New Yorker about Israel’s operations in Gaza 🧵 Image Drawing on his unparalleled expertise, Corn offers a clear-eyed explanation of how Israel is applying international law in one of the most complex war zones on earth.

His insights are based on first-hand findings from several trips to Gaza and Israel since October 7th.
Apr 25 4 tweets 3 min read
Huge breaking: In a major reversal of the Biden admin’s position, the Trump DOJ now says @UNRWA has no immunity from U.S. lawsuits—opening the door to massive claims by Hamas victims.

The DOJ also questions whether UNRWA was legally created in the first place 🧵 Image
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In its statement, the DOJ writes that:

"It is highly doubtful that the UN Charter even authorizes the General Assembly to create a subsidiary organ such as UNRWA, because its functions are not the type of functions performed by the General Assembly." Image
Apr 18 20 tweets 8 min read
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🧵 Image 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. Image
Apr 16 12 tweets 2 min read
How do Islamists like Mohsen Mahdawi, Mahmoud Khalil, and even Mehdi Hasan infiltrate institutions, manipulate media, and win sympathy in the West?

Simple: Through a set of Islamic doctrines that explicitly permit deception—as long as it serves the cause

Let's break some down🧵 Image 🔸 Taqiyya: Originally developed for Shi’a Muslims under persecution, taqiyya allows someone to lie about their beliefs or intentions if telling the truth would cause danger.
Radical Islamists have weaponized this to publicly pose as moderates, while secretly supporting extremism
Apr 13 8 tweets 2 min read
Qatar's Campaign to Influence America: A Brief Intro 🧵

As @DouglasKMurray rightly points out, while critics obsess over Israel, it's Qatar that’s spent billions quietly shaping the US—across lobbying, media, universities, and more.

More funded. More opaque. Less talked about. 1. Lobbying & FARA Compliance

🔸️ Qatar spent $250M+ on lobbying since 2017, hiring 35+ firms, many under FARA.

🔸️ In 2017–18 alone: $19.5M to rehab its image during the Gulf Crisis.

🔸️ DOJ ordered AJ+ to register as a foreign agent. Qatar refused.

🔸️ Israel’s gov doesn’t lobby through FARA. AIPAC spent $3.3M in 2024—all legal & disclosed.
Apr 13 12 tweets 6 min read
For those wondering, the Director of Gaza's Al-Ahli Hospital, Dr. Fadel Naim (@fnaim65) is Hamas through and through.

Let's break down the evidence 🧵 Image According to @JoeTruzman, Dr. Fadel Naim (second from right) is the brother of Basem Naim (second from left), a senior Hamas official sanctioned by the U.S.

He has served as Hamas's Minister of Health and is currently Deputy Head of the group’s Arab and Islamic Relations Office. Image
Apr 9 5 tweets 2 min read
Update on Hamas Lawsuit Against the UK:

A new website has been launched presenting legal arguments from various so-called scholars, experts, and professors, all pushing to overturn Hamas’ terror designation.

But hilariously, some of the contributors are terrorists themselves🧵Image Two of the submissions are from Sami Al-Arian, a convicted Islamic Johad financier who was deported to Turkey from the US Image
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Apr 9 10 tweets 4 min read
Meet Hamas' UK Lawyers: Fahad Ansari and Frank Magennis.

The third lawyer, Daniel Grutters, doesn't have an X account.

So let's dive in 🧵 Image Let's start with Fahad. Image
Apr 9 7 tweets 3 min read
🚨Breaking: Hamas Launches Legal Challenge Demanding UK Remove its Terror Designation🚨

The 106-page legal application claimed that the 2021 decision "pursued explicitly political objectives by a politically compromised Secretary of State."

Hamas' UK-based lawyers include:

Fahad Ansari, the director of Riverway Law, which is leading the challenge; Daniel Grutters, a barrister at One Pump Court Chambers and Frank Magennis, a barrister at Garden Court Chambers.

What do we think the British courts will rule?Image So, who's funding the lawsuit? After all, the lawyers claim they were not "paid by Hamas," but that's different than "not being paid at all."

One clue points to an unsurprising source: Qatar Image