Transcript [00:00] Hey everyone. So the IDF continues to [00:03] eliminate to assassinate to liquidate [00:06] terrorists who took part in the [00:08] atrocities of October 7th. And notably [00:12] in this video, we are also going going [00:15] to get into the whole issue of [00:17] journalists and humanitarian aid workers [00:20] who are actually members of Kamas. So [00:23] stick around for that. That's going to [00:24] come in the later part of the video. But [00:26] first, let's get to some of the recent [00:29] assassinations that we can celebrate. [00:31] So, here we go. Here's the first one on [00:32] our list. Uh, is uh they were these are [00:36] two guys who were put onto the same [00:38] announcement. The first one, the the top [00:40] guy here is Kamas squad commander [00:43] Muhammad Jamal Mahmud Abu Al-Shar. And [00:46] he took part in the attack on October [00:49] 7th against Kibuts Beer, one of the [00:52] Kibbutsim, one of the towns there that [00:54] was attacked most ruthlessly. Uh some of [00:58] the worst atrocities were committed [01:00] there. And according to the IDF, he also [01:03] he also participated in the kidnapping [01:05] of Shaon Herzman Avidori, Noam Avidori, [01:08] Adi Sham, Naves Sham, Yahel Sham, and [01:12] Shosan Haran. And the second terrorist, [01:15] the guy on the bottom, is from [01:17] Palestinian Islamic Jihad and he's a [01:19] commander named Musab Abb al Jalil Saka [01:22] Balbisi. He also came in on October 7th [01:27] and has been eliminated. So these are [01:29] all things that we should be happy [01:30] about. And then our next one up is this [01:34] guy, this gentleman here. And this is [01:37] Anmar Amar Mahmud Khamed Sharafi, a [01:40] platoon commander in Kamas's military [01:42] wing. And he was killed in an air strike [01:45] on Gaza City [01:47] uh last week in the middle of the week. [01:50] And let's go to another one here. So [01:52] these are all this is all good news. We [01:54] should be celebrating. And here we have [01:56] this guy. Now this gentleman is [01:59] interesting. [02:02] Okay. [02:04] Um [02:05] this is his name is hold on let me get [02:08] his his exact name here. His name is [02:11] Tucker Nabil Musa Casey. Okay. Or Kaisi. [02:16] I'm not sure exactly how it's [02:18] pronounced. And he was a kamas Nukeba [02:20] terrorist who invaded Israel on October [02:23] 7th. He also served as the Gaza director [02:27] of a humanitarian aid organization of [02:31] the Turkish Denis finer organization [02:33] which presents itself as a humanitarian [02:36] aid group. Now he used his position [02:40] leading this Turkish aid group in Gaza [02:43] uh to employ terrorists. [02:46] So they got paid by this Turkish aid [02:49] group which has ties to the Erdogan [02:51] administration in Turkey and he was [02:55] employing Kamas operatives and he was [02:58] raising money to benefit Kamas and he [03:00] was you he was doing that through being [03:02] the director of this humanitarian aid [03:05] organization. So good riddens to him. [03:11] And [03:13] now we're going to take a look at this [03:14] guy. [03:16] His name is Najar. Abed Alazid Alaziz [03:21] Muhammad Najar. Now according to the [03:23] IDF, he also came into Israel and [03:25] participated in the October 7th [03:27] massacres. And the picture on the left [03:30] is Najar posing as a journalist. That's [03:34] right, posing as a journalist. You see, [03:36] a lot of the journalists who were killed [03:38] in Gaza were actually terrorists. Which [03:42] leads us to this news item. This this [03:44] was published last week. IDF publishes [03:46] evidence linking 170 Gaza journalists to [03:51] Kamas and Islamic Jihad. The IDF has [03:54] published evidence showing that 170 [03:57] journalists killed in the war were also [03:58] terrorist operatives working for Hamas [04:01] and Islamic Jihad. [04:03] They published this information after [04:04] retrieving multiple sources of [04:06] intelligence that uncovered their [04:07] connection to the terrorist [04:08] organizations. [04:11] Several of the exposed journalist [04:12] operatives were particularly wellknown [04:15] in the west such as Hassan Asi who [04:18] worked as a journalist for several large [04:20] western news organizations such as the [04:23] Associated Press and CNN. [04:27] Here's that guy. That's the journalist I [04:29] just mentioned. And this is he's getting [04:32] kissed by Sinoir. That's this picture. [04:35] And he was a journalist for CNN and the [04:38] AP. [04:40] Ali is well known for his videos from [04:42] October 7th showing him embedded with [04:44] kamas terrorists after breaking through [04:46] the border fence as well as pre as a [04:48] pre-war photo showing him kissing. He [04:52] was identified as a military media [04:53] operative in the kamas kunis brigade. He [04:56] was killed in an Israeli air strike in [04:58] May 2025. Another notable journalist was [05:01] Anas al-Shariff, who worked as a [05:03] journalist for Al Jazzer and was a [05:05] regular presence on its broadcasts from [05:07] Gaza. Sharif received the Pulitzer Prize [05:10] in 2024 for his team's raw and urgent [05:13] photos documenting the Gaza war. Shariff [05:16] was identified as a kamas company level [05:18] military officer in artillery and and in [05:21] the artillery company, Northern Gaza [05:23] Brigade by documents found in Gaza. [05:25] Okay, get this. This guy Anasal Sharif [05:30] won a Pulitzer Prize for his journalism [05:34] and he was a company level military [05:39] officer in an artillery company for [05:41] Hamas. [05:43] The documents identify him as being a [05:45] cell leader in a rocket company as well [05:47] as a soldier since at least 2013. [05:51] He was killed in an Israeli air strike [05:53] in August 2025. WA Funa is more [05:56] recognizable to Arabic speakers. He was [05:59] the general manager of Alud's TV, one of [06:01] the main channels in Gaza. He was [06:03] identified as the first deputy commander [06:05] in Islamic Jihad's combat information [06:07] unit. He was a key part of Islamic [06:09] Jihad's disinformation campaign during [06:11] the war, right? Because he runs a TV [06:13] station. That's what he does. And he was [06:14] killed by an Israeli air strike in 2024. [06:17] So this these are this is not just about [06:21] old stories because what is Israel just [06:23] released all this information. We've [06:25] always known that a lot of the [06:26] journalists in Gaza were actually Hamas [06:28] operatives. But now the Israelis through [06:30] lots of research, lot looking into [06:33] documents found in Gaza because remember [06:35] when they when the Israelis captured the [06:37] tunnels, they also captured a lot of [06:39] data, a lot of computers were there, a [06:41] lot of paperwork from Hamas, they [06:43] captured lots of information. They're [06:45] going through that. They're going [06:46] through other intelligence information. [06:48] And this week they published the [06:50] information on 170 supposed journalists [06:53] and they rolled out this graphic here. [06:55] Let's take a look at this graphic. [06:57] This is uh 10 of the journalists who [07:00] were actually kamas operatives. Like for [07:01] example, look at this guy here. This guy [07:04] Muhammad Mahmud Abdalizab Abu Sharia. We [07:07] talked about him before. I mentioned his [07:09] death. His name was engraved on a [07:12] reporter on a reporters without borders [07:15] memorial site in France. Or how about [07:17] this guy down in the corner? Down in the [07:19] bottom right corner. This guy Amron [07:22] Nahid Abdel Rahman Abu Ographer for [07:25] Reuters [07:27] who was a kamas operative. There's him [07:29] there's him in military garb, [07:32] right? But they don't they don't dress [07:33] in their military uniforms when they're [07:35] doing their quote unquote press work. [07:38] These are all people who were who were [07:41] supposedly journalists who were actually [07:44] Hamas operatives. Now, I want to take [07:46] you back to kind of fill out this [07:50] discussion. I want to take you back to a [07:52] convers to a uh a an interview done. And [07:55] this is going to be a pretty short [07:56] video. I'm going to keep it short. We'll [07:57] see what it does to the view count. Uh [07:59] but you know, usually my videos are [08:01] pretty long, but I'm just going to end [08:02] this off with a with what I consider a [08:05] very important video. And this is uh [08:07] from remarks made by Matty Freriedman. [08:10] He was uh he was a former Associated [08:13] Press journalist who worked in the [08:16] bureau in in their Middle East bureau [08:19] and he was speaking to uh this is from [08:22] uh 2025 [08:24] and he was speaking about journalism in [08:27] Gaza over the years. Take a look at this [08:30] um [08:32] here. Hold on, let me pull it up on the [08:34] screen. Here we go. the AP. As far as I [08:36] know, I was the first staffer to erase [08:39] information from a story because we were [08:40] threatened by Hamas, which happened at [08:43] the very end of of 2008. We had a great [08:45] reporter in Gaza, a Palestinian who had [08:47] always been um really an excellent [08:49] reporter. We had a detail in a story. [08:51] The detail was a crucial one. It was [08:53] that Hamas fighters were dressed as [08:54] civilians and were being counted as [08:56] civilians in the death toll. An [08:59] important thing to know um that went out [09:00] in an AP story. The reporter called me a [09:03] few hours later. It was clear that [09:04] someone had spoken to him and he told me [09:07] I was on the desk in Jerusalem. So I was [09:09] kind of writing the story from the main [09:11] bureau in Jerusalem and he said mati you [09:13] have to take that detail out of the [09:14] story and it was clear that someone had [09:16] threatened him. I took the detail out of [09:18] the story. I suggested to to our editors [09:20] that we note in an editor's note that we [09:22] were now complying with Hamas [09:24] censorship. I was overruled and from [09:26] that point in time the AP like all of [09:29] its sister organizations collaborates [09:31] with Hamas censorship in Gaza. What does [09:32] that mean? You'll see a lot of dead [09:34] civilians and you won't see dead [09:36] militants. You won't have a clear idea [09:37] of what the Hamas military strategy is. [09:39] And and this is the kicker, the center [09:41] of the coverage will be a number, a [09:43] casualty number that is provided to the [09:46] press by something called the Gaza [09:48] Health Ministry, which is Hamas. And [09:49] we've been doing that since 2008. And [09:52] it's a way of basically settling the [09:54] story before you get into any other [09:56] information. Because when you put, you [09:58] know, when you say 50,000 50 50 [10:01] Palestinians were killed and one Israeli [10:03] on a given day, you know, it doesn't [10:05] matter what else you say. The numbers [10:07] kind of tell their own story. And it's a [10:09] way of kind of settling the story with [10:11] something that sounds like a concrete [10:13] statistic. And the statistic is being, [10:16] you know, given to us by one of the [10:18] combatant sides, but because the [10:20] reporters sympathize with that side, [10:22] they're happy to they're happy to play [10:24] along. So since 2008, certainly since [10:26] 2014 when we had another serious war in [10:29] Gaza, the press has not been covering in [10:32] Gaza. The press has been essentially an [10:34] amplifier for one of the most poisonous [10:37] ideologies on earth. Hamas has figured [10:40] out how to make the press amplify its [10:43] messaging rather than covering Hamas. [10:45] There are no Western reporters in Gaza. [10:48] All of the reporters in Gaza are [10:50] Palestinians and those people fall into [10:53] three categories. Some of them identify [10:55] with Hamas. Some of them are intimidated [10:57] by Hamas and won't cross Hamas, which [10:59] makes a lot of sense. I wouldn't want to [11:00] cross Hamas either. And the third [11:02] category is people who actually belong [11:04] to Hamas. [11:06] That's where the information from Gaza [11:08] is coming from. And if you're credulous, [11:10] then of course you're going to get a [11:11] story that makes Israel [11:13] >> there you go. So [11:16] that's a phenomenal clip. I mean that's [11:19] that's a clip you want to share with [11:20] people. You want to share that because [11:23] that tells the whole story. Everything [11:24] we've been through for the last few [11:26] years with casualty numbers, genocide. [11:30] Let's remember all journalism, there's [11:33] no such thing as journalism in Gaza in [11:36] the way that we know it. Okay? I wrote [11:38] about this in the Jerusalem Post uh over [11:40] a year ago in a column where you know [11:43] there was there was some uh big to-do [11:46] about Israel killing a few journalists [11:47] and the international outcry that Israel [11:50] killed journalists. It was a UN [11:51] condemnation over it and I criticized [11:55] the Netanyahu government because they [11:57] actually apologized and said that this [11:59] was a tragic uh mistake that they killed [12:02] journalists. I was like what are you [12:03] doing? it turns, you know, there these [12:06] these journalists in Gaza are all this [12:09] is all Hamas. [12:11] Um anyway, that's uh so that's what I [12:14] wanted to share with you. I thought it [12:15] important to note that uh that this [12:18] information is now coming out. We need [12:20] to amplify this information about all [12:22] these all these supposed journalists in [12:24] Gaza who were killed. And and remember [12:26] that Monty Friedman clip, journalists in [12:28] Gaza fall into three categories. those [12:31] who are intimidated by kamas, those who [12:34] identify with kamas, and those who [12:35] actually are kamas. [12:38] And as I've shown you, a number of those [12:41] uh those terrorists who infiltrated on [12:43] October 7th were then later listed as [12:46] press as media people. And these are [12:48] people giving their stories to [12:50] mainstream media outlets in the west, [12:52] CNN, the AP, and their kamas operatives. [12:56] And of course, the numbers that they're [12:58] getting on the dead are all from the [12:59] Gaza Health Ministry. It's an old story, [13:03] but uh listen, we are winning, okay? How [13:07] does this process look going forward? [13:09] How do we end this thing? How do we get [13:11] to the light at the end of the tunnel? [13:12] These are all things that are yet to be [13:14] determined and we have to, you know, [13:16] hope and pray that the decision makers [13:18] make the right decisions. But the way [13:20] things stand now in Gaza, we are uh [13:23] eliminating, we are assassinating [13:25] perpetrators of October 7th. There is [13:28] zero retaliation. Zero, none, not a [13:31] single rocket. Nothing is being fired at [13:33] Israel. We have just actually crossed a [13:35] one-year mark since the last time there [13:37] was a single rocket fired fired to [13:40] Israel from Gaza. There's nothing. We're [13:42] never attacked by them. Uh which really [13:45] shows the, you know, the dominant [13:46] position that we're in. Thank God. And [13:47] hopefully we'll continue to exact [13:50] justice on more of these uh of these [13:55] monsters, these these terrorists who [13:57] infiltrated Israel on October 7th and [13:59] deal with them as they should be dealt [14:00] with. All right, thanks for watching. Um [14:03] and uh please like, share, subscribe, [14:04] all that good stuff. And uh yeah, [14:06] please, when I say like, share, [14:07] subscribe, the best way you could help [14:10] out my channel is just let someone else [14:12] know what we're doing here. Share with [14:13] them one video that you think they [14:14] should see. 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