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UnclaimedI am a Palestinian peace activist, human rights expert, political analyst, and journalist. Contact me at [email protected]
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"Hamas is still the same Hamas. Nothing about it has changed as a result of this long war." -Gaza resident "M."
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"The residents are hostages of Hamas. The people of Gaza are not Hamas. The people of Gaza hate Hamas, but who will free them?" -Gaza resident “M.”
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"Why is Hamas still in Gaza to this day? Why hasn’t it been eliminated?” -Gaza resident “M.”

Hamas's willingness to exploit Gazan civilians knows no bounds. An April 2024 document discovered by IDF troops revealed a Hamas plan to plant explosives in displaced persons camps in Gaza. Why? Because Hamas terrorists were hiding in the camps, and needed to create a

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"Hamas is in the hospitals and stealing aid just like before. Same behavior, nothing has changed." -Gaza resident "M."
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“All of Hamas is in Al-Shifa Hospital, Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital, and Nasser Hospital...They are also underneath the hospitals." -Gaza resident “A.”

New report: Israel's Shin Bet approved 3,000 Gazan workers to help build "New Rafah" — but Hamas is blocking them from going to areas of Gaza under IDF control. Gazans want a better life: Real homes, jobs, income, education, and freedoms. But Hamas wants to keep oppressing the
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"Honestly, the security situation in the Gaza Strip has gotten completely out of control. All kinds of problems and crimes are taking place, and there is no security authority to bring criminals to justice, pursue murderers, or catch thieves." -Gaza resident "A."
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On October 27, Israelis go to the polls for the first time since October 7. And as a Palestinian, I have a few thoughts. I wrote them for @thefreepress alongside Michael Oren, Yossi Klein Halevi and others on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s legacy.

On October 27, Israelis go to the polls for the first time since October 7. And as a Palestinian, I have a few thoughts. I wrote them for @TheFP alongside Michael Oren, Yossi Klein Halevi and others on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's legacy. thefp.com/p/israel-elect…
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How Will Israelis—and History—Judge Benjamin Netanyahu?
In Israel’s first election since October 7, voters will deliver a verdict on their longest-serving prime minister. Haviv Rettig Gur, Michael Oren, Yossi Klein Halevi, and others weigh his record.
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“This week's guest, Bassem Eid, is a pro-Israel Palestinian who writes for several Israeli publications”