Dude, the martyrdom notices come from Hamas and Islamic Jihad’s own Telegram channels. You take their word for everything else. Other people got fooled. You’re just part of the same Islamist propaganda machine.

The two youngest Palestinian child soldiers so far to have died in the October 7 War appear to be this 13-year-old and this 14-year-old. They join 29 other deceased Gazan child soldiers that have been confirmed so far. 🧵

🚨 Significant elimination attempt in Gaza at an extraordinarily symbolic moment Early this morning, the IDF attempted to eliminate Ali Al-Omoudi, Hamas’s leader in Gaza, who replaced Khalil al-Hayya and previously served as Yahya Sinwar’s chief of staff. He is currently considered the No. 1 Hamas figure in the Gaza Strip. The elimination attempt took place on the morning of Simchat Torah in Israel, exactly three years after the October 7 massacre.

Hamas’s de-facto leader in the Gaza Strip, Ali al-Amoudi, was targeted in an Israeli airstrike on an apartment in the Gaza port area this morning. The results of the strike are still being examined.

BREAKING: Two posts were made on terrorist pilot Hamam al-Hammami’s LinkedIn profile Wednesday — hours after he attempted to hijack and crash FlyDubai Flight 1073 — before being deleted. It is not known who posted them or if they were scheduled in advance. Per @CNN: “The first post featured a series of clips filmed in the cockpits of a Boeing 737 Max aircraft. The aircraft that diverted to Saudi Arabia in Wednesday’s incident was a Flydubai 737 Max 8. In one clip, which CNN geolocated to Dubai International Airport, the person filming zooms in on a plane that belongs to the Israeli airline El Al. In the video, the cockpit screen showed the flight number – OMA624 – and date, October 11, 2023. The flight number corresponds to a flight that typically travels from Dubai to Muscat. The date matches the period of time he worked at Oman Air. In other clips in the video, more planes from El Al, as well as one from Arkia, another Israeli airline, are shown. The video ends with a photo of Ayman al-Zawahiri, who led al Qaeda after the death of Osama Bin Laden, and a photo of Humam Khalil Abu-Mulal al-Balawi, who killed nine people, including seven American CIA officers and contractors, in a 2009 suicide bombing, and was loyal to al Qaeda. The second post features an AI-generated image depicting Islam’s three holiest sites – in Mecca, Medina and Jerusalem – linked by a continuous glowing trail. A defiant poem recited in the background speaks of rejecting humiliation, not fearing death and defending one’s dignity.”

Turns out the wannabee suicide jihadist pilot Hamam Al Hamami seems to have studied in the UK - at Buckinghamshire New University.. because that is what we are now.. a safe haven for every Islamic terrorist in the world. They may as well rename the UK Terrorist HQ.

Per ABC News, Al Hammai has indicated that his intent was to crash the aircraft in Israel

The Omani co-pilot who tried to crash the flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv has been reportedly identified as Hamam al-Hammami. According to Saudi Al-Arabiya, Al-Hammami spent most of his time outside Oman, particularly in Syria, where he was influenced by extremist ideology. Omani authorities barred him from flying due to his extremism. He left Oman because of the flight ban, then headed to the UAE, where he found work at flydubai.

🔴 Suspect FlyDubai pilot is an Omani citizen named Hamam al-Hammami, al Qaeda linked terrorist images found on his social media - report

Lots of photos circulated this week showing destruction in Gaza where combat was fiercest, consequence of the urban battlefield Hamas created. Missing from the photos is Gaza City and other areas left mostly untouched. A Gazan recently posted this image of Al-Rimal in Gaza City.

The commander of Hamas's Northern Gaza Brigade, who was killed in an Israeli strike in Gaza City earlier this week, had been responsible for holding numerous hostages in captivity, the military says. The IDF says that "following extensive intelligence research," it can reveal that Izz al-Din al-Bik, who was killed on Tuesday, "commanded the captivity of Israeli hostages during the war." The hostages under Bik's responsibility included Mia Schem, Hisham al-Sayed, Amit Buskila, Uriel Baruch, Corporal Nik Beizer, Sergeant Ron Sherman, Elia Toledano, Shani Louk, Michel Nisenbaum, Staff Sergeant Tamir Nimrodi, Yitzhak Gelerenter, Eitan Levy, Hanan Yablonka, Ron Benjamin, and Orion Hernandez. Bik had been in the role since the previous Northern Gaza Brigade commander, Ahmed Ghandour, was killed by Israel on November 10, 2023, according to the military and Hamas. Before that, he held other top roles, including chief of intelligence in the Northern Gaza Brigade and commander of the Western Jabalia Battalion. "In these roles, he advanced and financed numerous attacks against Israeli civilians and was among the founders of Hamas’s Nukhba forces in northern Gaza," the military says. In addition, Bik "commanded and participated in the infiltration into Israeli territory" during the October 7, 2023, onslaught, according to the IDF.

The full list of outlets and media entities that employed Palestinian terrorists named in the IDF’s 170 files include: 🔸 ABC 🔸 AP 🔸 CNN 🔸 AFP 🔸 BBC 🔸 Le Monde 🔸 Radio France 🔸 Reuters 🔸 Ain Media 🔸 Ajil Palestine Agency 🔸 Al Jazeera, also listed as Al Jazeera Network 🔸 Al Jazeera Mubasher 🔸 Al Sharqiya Pulse 🔸 Al-Aqsa Media Network 🔸 Al-Aqsa Radio 🔸 Al-Aqsa TV 🔸 Al-Elamya News 🔸 Al-Ghad TV 🔸 Al-Istiqlal Newspaper 🔸 Al-Manara Media, also listed as Al-Manara Media Production Company 🔸 Al-Quds Al-Youm TV 🔸 Al-Quds Radio 🔸 Al-Quds Today 🔸 Al-Quds TV 🔸 Al-Rai News Agency 🔸 Al-Risala, also rendered Al-Resalah 🔸 Al-Sahel Media 🔸 Alam24 News Agency 🔸 Anadolu Agency 🔸 Ard Canaan 🔸 Barq Gaza News Agency 🔸 Felesteen 🔸 Fourth Authority Agency 🔸 Holy Quran Radio, also listed as Holy Quran Educational Radio 🔸 Kanaan News Agency, also listed as Kanaan News Network 🔸 Media Office of the Gaza Ministry of Interior 🔸 Mithaq Media Network 🔸 Namaa Radio 🔸 Palestine Media Agency 🔸 Palestine Media Production 🔸 Palestine Now, also listed as Palestine Now Agency and Palestine Now News Agency 🔸 Palestine Post Network 🔸 Palestine Today, also listed as Palestine Today News Agency 🔸 Palestinian Al-Rai Radio 🔸 Palestinian Imam and Quran Radio 🔸 Palestinian Information Center 🔸 Palestinian Media 🔸 Prisoners Radio 🔸 Quds News Agency 🔸 Quds News Network 🔸 Quds TV 🔸 Rawafed Channel, also listed as Rawafed Educational Channel 🔸 Rawasi Palestine Foundation 🔸 Record Media 🔸 Sahat 🔸 Sanad News Agency 🔸 Sawt Al-Aqsa Radio 🔸 Sawt Al-Quds Radio 🔸 Sawt Al-Shabab Radio 🔸 Shams News Agency 🔸 Shehab News Agency 🔸 Siraj Media Network 🔸 Smart Media 🔸 Tasnim Agency 🔸 WAFA News Agency

The sources in Naza are anonymous. But Sabine Taasa does not hide her face or her name. “Look me in the eyes," she said to the filmmakers. "You’re talking about collateral damage? My husband and my son were murdered by Hamas. Where does this appear in your film?”

RT @visegrad24: Shocking scenes as October 7 survivor Sabine Taasa is thrown out from the premiere of anti-IDF propaganda “documentary” NAZ…

The Israeli military says it has determined that 170 Palestinians in the Gaza Strip who were claimed as journalists following their deaths were actually members of terror groups. "Following extensive research, the IDF is now revealing that 170 Gazans killed during the war who were presented as journalists and media personnel were in fact serving as terrorists for terror organizations in the Strip, foremost among them Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad," the army says. According to the military, 118 of the journalists were active in Hamas's military wing, 49 operated in Islamic Jihad, two were members of the Popular Resistance Committees, and one was part of the Mujahideen Brigades. Seventeen of the journalists/terrorists raided Israeli territory on October 7, 2023, the army says. Some of the journalists appearing on the IDF's list also worked for international media outlets, including Reuters, CNN, ABC Australia, BBC, AFP, AP, Le Monde and others. The 170 cases are published by the IDF on a dedicated website. Each includes the name and role of the journalist/terror operative, along with their civil and military ID numbers. The military says it is publishing "verified evidence, including visual material and documents produced by the terror organizations, some of which were found in the field, indicating the organizational affiliation of those terrorists and the roles they held within the terror organizations." The IDF says that during the war, various international media outlets "repeatedly accused Israel and the IDF, without presenting verified findings, of deliberately harming journalists." "This was despite the fact that in some cases the terror organizations themselves presented those individuals as terrorists in their ranks and even claimed responsibility for them," the IDF asserts. "The information now being revealed illustrates the gap between the picture presented to the world and the reality on the ground, and presents additional and conclusive evidence that the IDF does not deliberately and systematically target journalists, but rather terror organizations and their terrorists, in accordance with international law," the military adds.

In recent weeks — largely unnoticed, at the bottom of the news — there was a major dispute between Shin Bet Director David Zini and Israel's airlines over a ban the Shin Bet had imposed on flights to the UAE. The agency's reasoning was straightforward: it considered security measures at Emirati airports insufficient, and since the Shin Bet is responsible for securing Israeli flights to and from Israel, it dug in and blocked those flights from going ahead. That dispute connects to this incident. The security measures in place for flights to Israel could plausibly have helped prevent this attack — especially given that the pilot appears to have brought the weapon on board himself, whether a knife or an axe (it remains unclear which he used to stab the co-pilot in his attempt to crash the plane). It's worth being precise about jurisdiction here. The Shin Bet is responsible for Israeli flights; the Ministry of Transportation is responsible for foreign airlines departing from Israel; and the Mossad is responsible for thwarting international terrorist threats abroad. This incident — a foreign airline, a foreign pilot — doesn't sit squarely inside any one of those mandates. Investigators are also examining, though far from conclusively, whether the pilot intended to seize control of the aircraft over Jordanian airspace and crash it somewhere inside Israel shortly after. It's one line of inquiry, not an established finding. On the broader alert picture: there had been a general uptick in terror-warning traffic, but the dominant concern regarding the Emirates was a different kind of threat altogether — an attack at the airport itself, or a missile strike, the sort of scenario recalled from the 2002 attack in Mombasa targeting Israelis. As far as I know, the specific scenario that played out here — the pilot himself being the attacker — wasn't raised in any prior discussion. That's something that will need to be investigated.

“The passengers broke international law by storming the cockpit.”

Suggestion: if you don't want your buildings destroyed, don't build your key war-making facilities under them, then make war on your neighbors by committing ghastly atrocities against them.

NEW: Mayor Mamdani’s inner circle is plotting a string of coordinated smears on top NY CEOs, deploying the hard-left Hizzoner’s 200-strong “influencer army” to bash NYC biz leaders & drum up support for his tax-and-spend agenda Scoop from @jamesfraney nypost.com/2026/09/28/busine…

The commander of Hamas's Northern Gaza Brigade was killed in an Israeli strike in Gaza City overnight, according to Palestinian media and Israeli leaders. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz announce that Izz al-Din al-Bik was targeted and killed in the IDF strike, after the Northern Gaza Brigade commander was involved in advancing attacks against Israeli forces and recruiting new terrorists. According to Palestinian media, al-Bik was killed in a strike that hit an apartment in the al-Nasr neighborhood of Gaza City. The IDF has not yet issued a comment.