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🇵🇸🇮🇱 🚨 OSAMA HAMDAN, SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE FOR HAMAS IN LEBANON COMMENTS TO REPORTERS SUNDAY, DEC. 3RD:
🔹Osama Hamdan: US government is complicit in crime of ethnic cleansing in Gaza Strip perpetrated by apartheid Israel
🔹Israeli regime badly mistreated Palestinian prisoners freed as part of exchange.
🔹Osama Hamdan lauds swing states in US for launching #AbandonBiden campaign.
🔹Osama Hamdan calls on Arab, Muslim states to send delegations to Gaza to break apartheid blockade
🔹Osama Hamdan salutes resistance forces in Yemen, Iraq, Lebanon for joining fight against Zionist enemy
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One of the more enduring anti-Semitic myths in Jewish history is the blood libel—the medieval claim that Jews bake their Passover matzo with the blood of gentile children. Perhaps most memorably, the libel was promoted by Osama Hamdan, the official spokesman of Hamas, the designated terrorist group that controls Gaza. The essence of the slander, as by many forms of bigotry, is the recasting of an innocuous Jewish tradition as something sinister. And this past week, just in time for Passover, anti-Israel activists on social media attempted to offer an update to this medieval calumny.
It began when Israel’s deputy foreign minister Tzipi Hotovely posted a photo of her department’s annual pre-Passover toast to Twitter. Her Hebrew caption read: “A toast for the [Passover] holiday in the foreign ministry office this morning. Israel has a moral responsibility to act in the diplomatic arena against the atrocities of the Syrian regime.”
Hotovely thus linked the Jewish history of persecution to the Jewish responsibility to protect others under threat, like the Syrian people. It was a powerful message—and one that that was promptly recast as celebratory revelry for Syrian deaths by anti-Israel propagandists who can’t read Hebrew:
Offers made to the Palestinian delegation in Cairo where negotiations for a truce with Israel are being brokered do not meet the aspirations of the Palestinian people, Hamas's head of foreign affairs, Osama Hamdan, said. Hamdan said on his official Facebook page on Saturday that "Israel must accept the demands of the Palestinian people or face a long war." Israel and the Palestinians agreed on Wednesday to extend a ceasefire agreement in Gaza by five days to continue negotiations on a lasting truce. Source: Reuters
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