Hamas' fascists are continuing with their terror campaign against the residents of Gaza. Yesterday, a group of Hamas militants kidnapped Hamam Jundyah from his displacement tent in Gaza city to an unknown place because of his public criticism of Hamas. Hamam was threatened multiple by Hamas' members times after he participated in the anti-Hamas protests during the war, and now his whereabouts remain unknown.
Here's the missed context: a group of terrorist settlers decided to set up an outpost near the family's house in the village of Jalud near Nablus (something that's illegal per Israel's law), attacked and terrorized the family for weeks, and sieged them in their house until they were forced to leave it. Weeks after, Israel's High Court of Justice ordered the family's safe return to be ensured; the IDF attempted to assist the family to reach their home only for a mob of 100 settlers to attack and set multiple homes (including the family's home), vehicles and other properties in the village on fire.
๐จ๐ฎ๐ฑ๐ต๐ธ 100+ Israeli settlers attacked the West Bank town of Jalud, setting Palestinian buildings, vehicles, and other property on FIRE ๐ฅ
They also threw rocks at Israeli security forces...
The UN says settlers have carried out more than 1,600 attacks against Palestinians and their property in 2026, putting this year on course to record the highest number since it began tracking such violence in 2006.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog called the latest attack โa moral stain;โ even Netanyahu condemned the violence.
Source: FT / Writer: Mhedi
One may have read the same title over a hundred times during the past year. Settler terrorists attacked Palestinian villages, set homes ablaze, and the army arrived. No arrests have been made, and then the scenario gets repeated the next week, if not the same week, in another village.
One can't think of a state's institution that's not complicit in these atrocities, from the government that empowers, backs and shields these terrorists from any sort of accountability to the army, who sometimes assists those rioters or arrests the same Palestinians who were attacked or, at best, does nothing while watching these groups terrorize an entire society, to the Israeli polic that never shows up and the list goes on.
We can talk all the time about how those are just small terrorist groups within the settler community, but we should also talk about how most of the state's institutions are complicit in this campaign to ethnically cleanse the Palestinians from their homes and villages.
Imagine being persecuted by Hamas, having to leave Gaza and make your way all the way to Europe because you could no longer live safely under their rule, only to arrive in Germany and see people who have never experienced Hamas romanticizing and glorifying the very organization that harmed and persecuted you.
There is nothing in the protest about caring for Palestinians' lives, only a bunch of protestors who are willing to support Hamas, the IRGC, and any other death cult group as long as it promises them to fight Israel.
The Video is from Dรผsseldorf, Germany, today.
In my latest piece on "NAZA" for @MEastUncovered that the problem with the pro-Israel establishment is that they imagine a word that stopped on October the 7th and that what happened on that day justified all that came after.
It's also worth saying that the atrocities of October 7 were horrific and inflicted real harm on Israelis. Saying so takes nothing away from what has happened since. There is now an extensive record of war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by Israeli forces in Gaza and the West Bank, and the scale of death, displacement, and destruction in Gaza has far exceeded that of October 7. One atrocity does not cancel out another. NAZA, through the testimony of Israelis who participated in the war, adds another account to that record.
Rom El-Hai, a survivor of the Oct. 7 attack on the Nova music festival, told protestors outside the New York Film Festival premiere of โNAZAโ that โit doesnโt surprise [him]โ that the festival would screen a film made by โtraitorsโ to the Israeli cause:
โIf there is someone here who wants to make a film about genocide, about hatred, brutality and killing innocent people, all the material is here on my phone. I took pictures of everything. I saw the hatred with my own eyes.โ
https://t.co/zM4QTC7OUE
Meanwhile, the Palestinian delegation was denied entry to the UN, while Al Jolani, a former al-Qaeda jihadist, and Iranโs President Masoud Pezeshkian were welcomed into New York to address world leaders in person.
Let that sink in.
๐ต๐ธ PM Mustafa participated virtually in a high-level UNGA meeting on early recovery in Gaza, stressing the need to move from humanitarian relief to early recovery, restore essential services, revive the economy, and support the reunification of Gaza and the West Bank.
Important plans for Gazaโs recovery from Trumpโs @BoardOfPeace.
Hopefully, these plans do not remain words on paper. Let the @NCAG police begin working in Gaza, Hamas be completely disarmed, and Israelโs military finally stop bombing Gaza (something Israel agreed to months ago, yet the bombardment has continued until today).
Gaza deserves much better.
Today, on the margins of #UNGA, the @BoardOfPeace set out how the Gaza peace plan moves from preparation to implementation. A year ago we had no framework, no roadmap, and no Palestinian-led @NCAG ready to assume responsibility in Gaza. Today we have all three. (1/5)
3/ Cases of early and forced marriage rose 123% in the second quarter of 2026 compared with the first, as families facing starvation and displacement increasingly marry off daughters as young as 12 in exchange for food or protection.