by Avi Yemini
By now you’ve probably seen the shocking footage.
Hamas terrorists sneaking into Israel to attack civilians. Massacring entire families in their homes. Raping and murdering young women at a dance party. And kidnapping women and children, taking them into Gaza as hostages to parade in the streets as trophies after brutally torturing them.
Or maybe you haven’t seen that at all.
If you rely on the mainstream media, you wouldn’t know about all the atrocities committed by Hamas. In fact, you wouldn’t even know that Hamas is a terrorist group at all.
Most of the mainstream media have an official policy against calling Hamas terrorists — they say that’s too judgemental.
The mainstream media reporting will no doubt get worse as Israel rightfully retaliates to protect her citizens because they make the false equivalence between Hamas deliberately attacking civilians and Israel going out of its way NOT to harm civilians when it fights back.
They talk about the “cycle of violence” — as if Hamas raping and murdering innocent girls is morally equivalent to Israel shooting back at terrorists.
Well, I’ve decided to do something about it: I’m dropping everything, and I’m going to Israel to cover this war myself.
Not as a jew or an Israeli dual citizen but instead as a journalist whose mission in life is to show the world the truth no matter how ugly.
I’m leaving tomorrow — my cameraman Benji and I are going to Israel, and then we’ll report from the war zone daily.
Click here to learn the details:
We’re going to report about the war. But we’re also going to report about the reporting of the war, if you take my meaning — I expect much of what we’ll do is to show how the mainstream media pumps out fake news to demonize Israel and whitewash Hamas terrorists.
The only reason we can tell you the truth is because we’re not bought and paid for like the mainstream media. Government journalists from Australia’s ABC and Canada’s CBC despise Israel, and are actually trying to turn Hamas into the victim here.
And corporate media aren’t any better. We’re 100% crowdfunded by our viewers, so we can follow the facts wherever they lead.
We will have lots of questions to answer in the days ahead, including:
- How did Israel’s famous military intelligence fail so badly?
- How did terrorists on paragliders and motorbikes manage to defeat Israel high-tech defences?
- What will Israel do now — and will Israel’s enemies be able to turn the United Nations against them?
- What will the democracies do — including Anthony Albanese, Justin Trudeau and Joe Biden, who are hardly allies of Israel?
- What will happen with Israel’s new peace treaties with Arab countries — the “Abraham Accords” negotiated by Donald Trump?
- … and most of all: how can Israel make sure this attack — dubbed Israel’s 9/11 — never happens again?
There are so many questions to ask, and I promise I’ll do my best to find the truth.
My cameraman Benji and I are flying economy class from Melbourne to Tel Aviv — we’ll be there by Wednesday. And we’ll travel light — staying in economy-class accommodation, renting an affordable car and watching our budget.
We have to, because we don’t have the massive budgets of the mainstream media.
We’ve got all of our cameras and laptops for editing our videos. And we’re also working on important equipment — like security gear, including bulletproof vests if needed.
We’re not sure how long we’ll go there for — I can’t imagine it would be less than a week. It may turn out to be much longer — I’ve only bought a one-way ticket for now.
If you can help us crowdfund this critically-important journalistic mission, please do.
Between our economy-class airfare and hotels, our safety equipment and our modest daily budget for food, I think a two-week trip could cost us up to $30,000 for the two of us.
That’s peanuts to the mainstream media, but it’s a huge amount for us. But we have to do this: we simply can’t trust the mainstream media to tell us the truth about this war.
So please click here, or go to www.TheTruthAboutTheWar.com
Rabid Zionist heads to Israel for an independent media perspective on the Muslim Brotherhood terrorists.
An independent media perspective on the Gaza situation is as hard to find as one on Ukraine. For starters, will Yemeni mention that Hamas was founded by Israel?
I was going to say the same thing.. Hamas is created by Israel.
Just another Taliban and ISIS OR Muslim brotherhood all funded by CIA/MOSSAD. 911 all over again, its all staged. Now watch the masses take sides.
Who Is Hamas?
Indeed, on its own soil, Israel has long been documented as creating “fake” al-Qaeda groups to justify its treatment of the Palestinian people.
With that in mind, it is important to note that Israel’s arch nemesis, Hamas, was created by Israel itself for the purpose of splitting the PLO (Palestinian Liberation Organization) and Fatah, the leading outfit for the Palestinian freedom and resistance movement.
Robert Dreyfuss, a veteran journalist for The Nation, even wrote that,
In the decades before 9/11, hard-core activists and organizations among Muslim fundamentalists on the far right were often viewed as allies for two reasons, because they were seen a fierce anti-communists and because the opposed secular nationalists such as Egypt’s Gamal Abdel Nasser, Iran’s Mohammed Mossadegh.
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In Syria, the United States, Israel, and Jordan supported the Muslim Brotherhood in a civil war against Syria. And … Israel quietly backed Ahmed Yassin and the Muslim Brotherhood in the West Bank and Gaza, leading to the establishment of Hamas.
As Justin Raimondo of AntiWar.com wrote in his 2006 article “Hamas, Son of Israel,”
Amid all the howls of pain and gnashing of teeth over the triumph of Hamas in the Palestinian elections, one fact remains relatively obscure, albeit highly relevant: Israel did much to launch Hamas as an effective force in the occupied territories. If ever there was a clear case of “blowback,” then this is it. As Richard Sale pointed out in a piece for UPI:
Israel and Hamas may currently be locked in deadly combat, but, according to several current and former U.S. intelligence officials, beginning in the late 1970s, Tel Aviv gave direct and indirect financial aid to Hamas over a period of years. Israel ‘aided Hamas directly – the Israelis wanted to use it as a counterbalance to the PLO (Palestinian Liberation Organization),’ said Tony Cordesman, Middle East analyst for the Center for Strategic [and International] Studies.Israel’s support for Hamas ‘was a direct attempt to divide and dilute support for a strong, secular PLO by using a competing religious alternative,’ said a former senior CIA official.
Middle East analyst Ray Hanania concurs:
In addition to hoping to turn the Palestinian masses away from Arafat and the PLO, the Likud leadership believed they could achieve a workable alliance with Islamic, anti-Arafat forces that would also extend Israel’s control over the occupied territories.
In a conscious effort to undermine the Palestine Liberation Organization and the leadership of Yasser Arafat, in 1978 the government of then-Prime Minister Menachem Begin approved the application of Sheik Ahmad Yassin to start a “humanitarian” organization known as the Islamic Association, or Mujama. The roots of this Islamist group were in the fundamentalist Muslim Brotherhood, and this was the seed that eventually grew into Hamas – but not before it was amply fertilized and nurtured with Israeli funding and political support.
It is important to note here that the Muslim Brotherhood, in addition to this close connection to the predecessor of Hamas and thus Mossad and other forms of Israeli intelligence, also contains close and historical ties to Western intelligence, most notably the British and the American versions.
With that in mind, Raimondo’s article continues by stating that,
Begin and his successor, Yitzhak Shamir, launched an effort to undercut the PLO, creating the so-called Village Leagues, composed of local councils of handpicked Palestinians who were willing to collaborate with Israel – and, in return, were put on the Israeli payroll. Sheik Yassin and his followers soon became a force within the Village Leagues. This tactical alliance between Yassin and the Israelis was based on a shared antipathy to the militantly secular and leftist PLO: the Israelis allowed Yassin’s group to publish a newspaper and set up an extensive network of charitable organizations, which collected funds not only from the Israelis but also from Arab states opposed to Arafat.
Ami Isseroff, writing on MideastWeb,shows how the Israelis deliberately promoted the Islamists of the future Hamas by helping them turn the Islamic University of Gaza into a base from which the group recruited activists – and the suicide bombers of tomorrow. As the only higher-education facility in the Gaza strip, and the only such institution open to Palestinians since Anwar Sadat closed Egyptian colleges to them, IUG contained within its grounds the seeds of the future Palestinian state. When a conflict arose over religious issues, however, the Israeli authorities sided with the Islamists against the secularists of the Fatah-PLO mainstream. As Isseroff relates, the Islamists
Encouraged Israeli authorities to dismiss their opponents in the committee in February of 1981, resulting in subsequent Islamisation of IUG policy and staff (including the obligation on women to wear the hijab and thobe and separate entrances for men and women), and enforced by violence and ostracization of dissenters. Tacit complicity from both university and Israeli authorities allowed Mujama to keep a weapons cache to use against secularists. By the mid 1980s, it was the largest university in occupied territories with 4,500 students, and student elections were won handily by Mujama.
Again, the motive was to offset Arafat’s influence and divide the Palestinians. In the short term, this may have worked to some extent; in the longer term, however, it backfired badly – as demonstrated by the results of the recent Palestinian election
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Israel’s relentless offensive against its perceived enemies – first Fatah, now Hamas and Islamic Jihad – has created a backlash and solidified support for fundamentalist extremist factions in the Palestinian community.
https://www.activistpost.com/2023/10/something-is-not-right-about-the-israel-hamas-war-could-it-lead-to-genocide-world-war-three.html
https://www.activistpost.com/2023/10/something-is-not-right-about-the-israel-hamas-war-could-it-lead-to-genocide-world-war-three.html
Who Is Hamas?
Indeed, on its own soil, Israel has long been documented as creating “fake” al-Qaeda groups to justify its treatment of the Palestinian people.
Funny how all the vaccine companies in Israel, so who are the real terrorists cult run governments thats what.
What statements has Avi Yemini made that qualify him as a “rabid Zionist”? Israel has not helped its foreign image by unilaterally building settlements in the occupied West Bank of the Jordan, but it pulled out of Gaza in 2005. In 2007 Hamas got rid of the Fatah rulers in Gaza in a bloody conflict and since have ruled with an iron fist that even Jacinda would admire. It has not held any elections since 2007. Because of Hamas fanaticism Egypt has cooperated with Israel in very tough border enforcement and in fact is even tougher — boats that cross the border line in the sea get shot up, as do people who try to get across the shore. Hamas tunnels into Egypt get flooded or exploded. Don’t see Hamas as anything other than terrorists.
Of course Yemini is a rabid Zionist.
‘Avi Yemini, a pro-Israel activist […] Mr Yemini, a former IDF soldier, had co-ordinated the “Standing with Israel Against Islamic Terror” demonstration, in direct response to a ‘Solidarity with Palestine’ rally.’ https://www.thejc.com/news/world/israel-palestine-gaza-protest-flag-1.462037
Who’s defending Hamas?
Don’t really care! Hamas started the conflict and now everyone including Israelites and Palestine’s are both feeling the wrath of Israel’s retaliation. Jews got persecuted by Hitler’s regime in the second world war and since then they vowed, they would never to succumb to any threat from any terrorism group. They are defending their country.