Ali Al-Qaradaghi, President of the Qatar-based International Union of Muslim Scholars:
"If it were not for October 7, Mamdani and Al-Sayed would not have been elected. These are the blessings of the Al-Aqsa Flood."
@DrewJam67805374@AngusTaylorMP Opposite. Building genocide yes but the moral army of IDF was very targeted and even put their own soilders at risk by having them on the ground.
Gaza’s destruction isn’t genocide, it’s the result of Hamas embedding itself in civilian areas, using schools, hospitals, and homes as launch pads.
Israel evacuated civilians block by block to minimize civilian casualties during the most complex military operation in modern history.
Stop fooling people by using destroyed buildings as evidence of genocide. Genocide isn’t defined by how many buildings get destroyed in a war zone.
Speaking of genocide, Mohammed, why are you in denial of the most documented genocide in our history, October seventh, captured on terrorist cameras?
@MaddyViews you lose credibility with these posts, you realise the only genocide that happened was to the buildings in Gaza, why is that? Why did 70% of Gaza buildings need to be destroyed? Who spoke against Hamas placing its military infrastructure among civilians?
Zohran Mamdani: “I can’t support any state that privileges one religion.”
The Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, Article 2: “Islam shall be the State religion of Pakistan.”
@GrayConnolly Considering you need to give a name and address, im not sure Jews would feel comfortable identifying themselves with the rise in hate. Still doesn't mean it shouldn't be an option
One of Gaza’s premier Gold traders describes how during the war after October 7, a massive influx of gold buyers caused the price of the precious metal to hyperinflate, specifically talking about those who collected vast donations from abroad for supposed humanitarian work, buying large volumes for their personal benefit. Some regular people parked their physical cash in gold as a safe bet, as is common in many conflicts. However, a huge new class of grifters and aid thieves emerged and made vast sums of money off the suffering of Gaza – and that includes Hamas, the “pro-resistance” types, and social media personalities and “influencers” who gained access to millions of Western sympathizers and supporters.
This is a depressingly familiar story in Palestinian history. For decades, various leaders, factions, NGOs, and influencers have siphoned off billions in aid and development funds, money meant for infrastructure, social welfare, and community resilience, and redirected it toward personal enrichment. They’ve been aided at every step by a steady supply of outside enablers and willing participants, ignorant of the facts and realities on the ground and guided by emotion alone without exercising due diligence or critical thinking.