@AlinejadMasih Like Gadaffi, Yahya's ultimate death was not his only punishment or comeuppance. Being driven South and forced into a tight corner knowing that the walls were closing in would have tortured him — deservedly and justly.
Yahya Sinwar has been described not only as a key figure behind the October 7th attack but also as someone who has inflicted significant suffering on his own people over the years. His leadership has drawn criticism for its impact on both Gaza and broader regional stability, highlighting the complexities of the ongoing conflict.
Yahya Sinwar wasn’t just the mastermind of the October 7th attack; he’s been a butcher of his own people for years.
He ordered boiling oil poured on Gazans’ heads for confessions and had a Hamas commander whipped for days.
He even ordered a Hamas commander, suspected of embezzlement and homosexuality, to be hung from the ceiling and whipped for days.
Sinwar even murdered a barber for supposedly showing “inappropriate material.”
It’s time for the UK, France, Germany, and Australia to stop talking and act: list the IRGC as a terrorist organization. Real action, not empty slogans, is what standing with the people means.
@Israel_katz@antonioguterres I think he should stand down.
How did he not know that Hamas are terrorists.
How did he not know some UNRWA workers were involved.
How did he not know that Hamas were building tunnels, rockets, ammunition found underneath buildings, schools, hospitals. Has he been complicit?
@Israel_katz@antonioguterres the U N operates "pa1estynian" tehrorysm schools👇 all U N assets and all personal assets of those responsible, like for example Mr. Guterres, should be seized and distributed to direct & indirect victims of "pa1estynian" tehror attacks
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