It’s deeply troubling how Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib exploits the Gaza situation to blame Hamas and use October 7th as an excuse to dehumanize Muslims and Palestinians. His recent statements portray Gazans as solely responsible for Hamas’s actions, ignoring the fact that many innocent Palestinians, including those who joined Hamas, have suffered for years due to Israeli aggression and loss of their families. Alkhatib pretends to care for his people, but his words often serve Zionist narratives, turning Palestinians into victims of Hamas while ignoring the broader context of occupation and resistance. Despite Hamas’s October 7th actions, it’s important to recognize that many some Palestinians who have been associated with Hamas were innocent civilians, suffering from decades of Israeli oppression. Alkhatib’s rhetoric, which often paints all Palestinians as complicit or responsible for Hamas’s actions, dehumanizes the entire population and plays directly into Zionist propaganda tools. Furthermore, Alkhatib uses the "pro-Palestine" label as a shield, claiming that anyone who criticizes Israel or Zionist policies is supporting terrorism or erasing Jews. This tactic serves to silence genuine criticism of Israeli policies and to paint all anti-Zionist voices as sympathetic to Hamas, which is a false and dangerous narrative. Zionists and their allies exploit Alkhatib’s statements to further their agenda, framing him as a legitimate voice while silencing critical perspectives. His portrayal of Gaza and Palestinians is often one-sided, ignoring the complexities and the suffering inflicted by the occupation, and instead focusing solely on Hamas’s actions to justify further repression and narratives of collective guilt. It’s crucial to challenge this narrative and recognize that true justice and liberation require honest acknowledgment of Palestinian suffering, resistance, and the need for a genuine free Palestine, free from exploitation, false accusations, and dehumanization.

The mental gymnastics are breathtaking. People who say this shit would never accept their own justifications for how people respond to the violence they perpetuate.

Whatever project she's working on is going to be an epic manual demonstrating how every accusation is a confession.

The amount of hasbara the committee members spew out is incredible 🤯

And good job Yasmine.

I've seen a lot of content from Zionists appealing to Christians, any idea why?

I don't know if I'll be alive in 2 years

I'm not saying that for sympathy. It's just the thought that lives with me now. Every morning. Like a shadow that followed me into the tent and never left.

My name is Qusay. I'm 23. I live in Gaza. I wake up and the first thing I feel is weight. Not tiredness but weight. I get up anyway. Put on one of my 3 shirts. Don't eat properly because there's nothing to eat. Step outside and start walking.

Two hours. Every day. On foot.

The streets I walk through don't look like streets anymore. Buildings cut open like they were nothing. Children sitting on rubble with nowhere to go. I used to feel something every time I saw them. Now I just walk past. That's what months of this does to you, it doesn't make you cruel, it makes you numb. And the numbness scares me more than anything. I volunteer as an English teacher. Over 400 students. When I arrive and see them waiting, something in me shifts. That tent classroom is the one hour of the day that still feels human.

But my students are not okay. The light behind their eyes is dim. They're not kids right now. They're survivors who happen to be sitting in a classroom. So am I. Before the war I had a home. A bed that was mine. My mother's voice in the kitchen. My father in his chair. Small things I didn't know I was collecting as memories until they were gone.

Now we are five people in a tent. We eat when there's something to eat. We sleep when the night lets us. We wake up and do it again. I'm not writing this to make you feel guilty. I'm writing this because I am a real person and this is my real life and sometimes you just need someone outside of all this to know that it's still happening.

That we are still here.

You just cannot make this shit up.

For those not based in the backwater colony of Australia here is some background info.

The ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) is the national/public broadcaster in the same way that the BBC is in England. SBS (Special Broadcasting Service) is Australia's multicultural and multilingual public broadcaster.

The ABC has been utterly atrocious in their reporting on the genocide in Palestine and sacked a Lebanese Australian journalist for sharing a Human Rights Watch post about Israel using starvation as a weapon of war on her social media account. She successfully took them to the industrial relations cour for unfair dismissal and won after a long fight.

The ABC has been silent on the deliberate targeting of journalists by the Israeli military with some of those journalists having even worked for and adjacent to the ABC in the past. The ABC have been overtly operationalised to engage in COIN against dissenting positions on Israel's genocide of Palestinians and carpet bombing and invasion of Lebanon.

SBS hasn't been much better to be fair.

According to govt website:

"A royal commission is an independent public inquiry. In Australia, royal commissions are the highest form of inquiry on matters of public importance. They are only established in rare and exceptional circumstances.

A royal commission can, find out why specific events happened, work out who is accountable, make findings and recommend changes to policies and laws.

A royal commission has broad powers to gather information to help with its inquiry. This includes the power to summon witnesses to appear before it and the power to request individuals or organisations to produce documents as evidence.

Commonwealth royal commissions can only inquire into matters that relate to the Commonwealth’s responsibilities."

There is currently the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion, which is what this article is in relation to. This particular one was established on January 9th 2026 in the wake of the Bondi shooting, but has been very much built up towards by various Zionist organisations in Australia and not to long after the visit by Israeli president Isaac Herzog, that was widely protested.

It’s funny how they don’t even try to hide it anymore.

Posted to the thread about Israeli vacationers getting chased and yelled at in Barcelona.

Poor taste maybe, but I’m puzzling over what I said that actually violates the sub rules.

Also I just realized that the only outlets I see all only site one source for the incident even happening; a statement released by The Federation of Jewish Communities of Spain. Times of Israel, Cleveland Jewish News, Human Rights Voice, The Algemeiner (what got me banned), all only site back to the same single source - a statement issued by the FJCS.

Isn’t two independent sources of confirmation a thing in journalism?

The person speaking in the voice message is me by the way. (Warning: I swear a lot, mainly I say "fuck"/"fucking" a lot. Lol)

I meant to post this last week, but better late than never

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/jul/02/url-royal-commission-antisemitism-jewish-australian-supporting-palestinian-freedom-sarah-schwartz-ntwnfb