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Writer and OSINT investigator | Scholar with @GenocideStudies | Fmr IDF SSgt | Words: @NRO @CityJournal @TheHill @WSJ | Backup: @EFischberger2 | Substack ⬇️
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Oct 4 7 tweets 3 min read
The AP just published a piece on the “plight” of Palestinian journalists in Gaza.

Beyond ignoring numerous journalists' widespread ties to terror, their protagonist is Ibrahim Qannan of Al-Ghad TV.

Unsurprisignly, they omit that he’s a raging antisemite and Hamas fanboy🧵 Image "The settlers’ options have now become wide open: either being run over, stabbed, blown apart, or shot. Where will you escape from the curse of fate?"

This is the guy you chose to spotlight throughout the piece, @bmroue @adgeller?

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Sep 30 11 tweets 5 min read
Earlier today, an OSINT outfit called EekadFacts dropped a long thread naming @DahliaKurtz, @VividProwess, and little old me, among others, as part of a “demonization campaign” to link the Global Summud Flotilla to Hamas (which is true).

So, what do we know about EekadFacts? 🧵 Image
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Eeekad doesn’t have a website, and none of its employees are named anywhere. That said, Eekad's YouTube page lists it as based in the U.S. Image
Sep 30 4 tweets 2 min read
Breaking: Newly uncovered Hamas documents seized in Gaza reveal the “Sumud” flotilla is not grassroots activism — it’s a Hamas operation (duh).

🔸 Hamas Abroad runs it through the PCPA, their overseas “embassy network,” designated a terror org by Israel.

🔸 A 2021 letter signed by Ismail Haniyeh openly endorses the PCPA.

🔸 A second document lists flotilla operatives, incl. Zaher Birawi (UK), longtime flotilla leader, and Saif Abu Kashk (Spain).

🔸 Abu Kashk is also CEO of Cyber Neptune, a Hamas front company that secretly owns dozens of the flotilla ships.

This flotilla isn’t humanitarian. It’s Hamas — funding, planning, and executing under civilian cover.Image
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Sep 22 5 tweets 2 min read
The New York Times, which has been busy smearing the late Charlie Kirk, found the time to run an op-ed by notorious, antisemitic, rape-denying, Hamas-loving @MustafaBarghou1.

This is gross, even for the Times. So let’s dive into some of his “greatest hits” 🧵 Image Firstly, he called October 7th a “glorious day of historic proportion."

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Sep 22 10 tweets 3 min read
Neo-Nazis, foreign disinformation agents, and terrorist outlets have been lauding Tucker’s speech for suggesting that Jews killed Jesus and Israel killed Charlie Kirk. Let's go through the list🧵

1. Freaking Hamas-run media Image 2. Resident of Moscow Jackson Hinkle Image
Sep 16 7 tweets 2 min read
Gonna try and get a list going of all the people debunking Candace Owens' bullshit @BillAckman story:

1. @AndrewKsway, Charlie's friend and executive producer Image 2. White House reporter for Axios, who spoke with people who were in the room.

Sep 14 8 tweets 4 min read
— Christiane Amanpour & CNN Host Islamic Jihad Terrorist —

@Amanpour just hosted Al Jazeera's Gaza bureau chief Wael al-Dahdouh on her show to talk about the plight of "journalists" in Gaza.

Unsurprisingly, she chose to omit that Wael is a PIJ operative. Let's break this down🧵 Image Firstly, here's Wael with arch-terrorist, former Hamas leader, October 7th mastermind Yahya Sinwar Image
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Sep 9 12 tweets 4 min read
Since we're all talking about it, here's another thread about the terror state of Qatar and its influence in the U.S. 🧵

Pictured: A building in Doha lit up in honor of deceased Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh Image As recently as last month, Qatar actively supported more Hamas hostage-taking

Sep 9 6 tweets 2 min read
Here’s a thread of people who thought Qatar could bribe its way out of accountability for bankrolling terrorism 🧵

First up, of course: Mehdi Hasan Image Iranian regime stooge Trita Parsi Image
Sep 9 4 tweets 1 min read
— A Play in Three Parts —

1. Fire breaks out on Gaza flotilla boat.

2. Activists blame Israeli drone.

3. Tunisian National Guard: "No drones entered our airspace. It was probably a cigarette." Image I'm not kidding. Image
Sep 4 5 tweets 2 min read
This has been one of the wildest weeks of information warfare in the Israel-Hamas-Gaza context I can remember.

The stories below — from just the past few days — each carry lessons, some familiar and some new, that are worth keeping front of mind 🧵 It started off with the pro-Hamas crowd claiming "victory" for abducting four IDF soldiers in Gaza.

The news spread lime wildfire across social media.

Except it never happened.

Lesson: Don't believe ANYTHING spread by the Hamas shills. Wait for evidence
Sep 3 6 tweets 2 min read
Here's a list of outlets that promoted the "Gaza Genocide" declaration by @GenocideStudies, explicitly framing the group as one of "leading scholars" — and not just anyone with a pulse and $30 🧵

Now that the Association has been exposed as a farce, will they issue retractions? Image New York Times:
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Sep 1 10 tweets 3 min read
Here's a list of media outlets that couldn't be bothered to cover the release of the horrific October 7th video last week, which shows Palestinian terrorists storming Sabine Taasa’s home in southern Israel and murdering her husband on camera 🧵

First up: The New York Times Image Washington Post Image
Aug 30 12 tweets 4 min read
Overnight, the pro-Hamas chorus and some useful idiot journos amplified claims that multiple IDF soldiers were kidnapped.

Except it never happened. In reality, an armored vehicle ran over a bomb, and seven soldiers were lightly injured.

Let’s see who pushed the fake news🧵 Image Al Jazeera, of course. Image
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Aug 28 7 tweets 4 min read
The head of Pediatrics at Gaza's Nasser Hospital, Dr. Ahmed Al-Farra, has been on a media spree over the past several days.

While he presents himself well on TV, it may not surprise you to learn that he is a jihadist who indoctrinates toddlers into terrorist ideology 🧵 Image Here's his Facebook profile Image
Aug 25 7 tweets 3 min read
Info collected so far on the "journalists" killed in Gaza today 🧵 Image Mohammed Salama of Al Jazeera was a terrorist who invaded Israel on October 7

Aug 23 9 tweets 4 min read
Meet Andrew Seal, one of the experts behind the IPC's new "Gaza famine" report.

A Senior Lecturer at University College London, Andrew is a fanatical anti-Israel activist who was already crying "genocide" as early as October 28, 2023.

But that's not all 🧵 Image First off, here you can see Andrew's name listed on the new IPC report, and a tweet from UCL tagging Andrew's X account, so we know it's him.

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Aug 22 5 tweets 2 min read
— Breakdown of IPC's Anti-Israel Malice —

In addition to the unparalleled aid Israel facilitated into Gaza, the @theIPCinfo has fundamentally breached its principle of neutrality.

Israel was completely excluded from active participation in the analysis.

But that's not all🧵 Image .@theIPCinfo has consistently got its forecasts wrong since the onset of the Hamas-Israel War Image
Aug 22 7 tweets 2 min read
— More Food Aid has Entered Gaza Than Anywhere Else in History —

Using the WFP emergency ration of 2,100 calories per person per day — which translates to roughly 0.5 kg — the 1.4m tons of food aid that’s entered Gaza since Oct. 7 would feed all 2.2m people for ~1,312 days🧵 Image That’s over 3 years and 6 months of food. That's literally insane. Image
Aug 21 5 tweets 2 min read
You're going to see a lot of tweets over the next 24 hours about the 83% number.

It is — like so many of the other narratives spread about Gaza — completely bogus.

In fact, the article actually debunks itself🧵 Image More talented data analysts than I can address any math flaws. But even without them, glaring issues remain:

1) At least four other terror groups are active in Gaza (Popular Committees, etc.)

2) The database lists members of the groups’ “military wings,” not their other sectors Image
Aug 21 9 tweets 5 min read
Breaking: Coordinated Campaign Unfolding About Hamas Terrorist Anas al-Sharif 🧵

Precisely one hour ago, a group of 17 U.S. senators sent a letter to Secretary of State Marco Rubio about Israel's so-called targeting of Palestinian "journalists."

The letter focuses on al-Sharif. Image They write that "Israel has not provided convincing evidence for its claim that al-Sharif was a Hamas militant" and ask whether the State Department will "call for an independent investigation into Mr. al- Sharif’s killing" Image
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