Wednesday, 12 November 2025

Kashmiri Muslim Terrorists Kill 13 in Bomb Blast at historic Red Fort in New Delhi


A car exploded near the historic Red Fort in India's capital, killing at least eight people and injuring several others. 

Several fire engines rushed to the scene after the blast near one of the gates of the Red Fort metro station in New Delhi. The cause of the explosion remained unclear.

Police said a 'slow-moving vehicle' stopped at a nearby red light at 6.52pm before it exploded by the Red Fort. 

Ambulances streamed into a nearby public hospital, carrying several injured people. Local media reported at least 13 people were killed and 24 were injured in the explosion.

Footage showed damaged vehicles and a police cordon at the site. At least six vehicles and three rickshaws caught fire during the explosion.

Local officials are investigating the cause of the blast, which one witness described as 'window-shattering'.

The Red Fort area was cordoned off amid a heavy police deployment as officers moved through the corridors.  

Outside, anxious relatives gathered after hearing that their loved ones had been brought in. 

Several fire engines rushed to the scene after the blast was reported near one of the gates of the Red Fort metro station, the city's fire services said

Several fire engines rushed to the scene after the blast was reported near one of the gates of the Red Fort metro station, the city's fire services said

Police officers and forensic technicians work at the site of an explosion in the old quarters of Delhi, India, November 10, 2025

Police officers and forensic technicians work at the site of an explosion in the old quarters of Delhi, India, November 10, 2025

Fire Brigade trying to douse fire after a blast near the Red Fort Metro Station Gate No. 1. on November 10, 2025 in New Delhi, India

Fire Brigade trying to douse fire after a blast near the Red Fort Metro Station Gate No. 1. on November 10, 2025 in New Delhi, India

Teams from the National Security Guard (NSG), National Investigation Agency (NIA), forensic department and Delhi team investigate the site where a blast occurred near the Red Fort Metro Station Gate No. 1. on November 10, 2025 in New Delhi, India

Teams from the National Security Guard (NSG), National Investigation Agency (NIA), forensic department and Delhi team investigate the site where a blast occurred near the Red Fort Metro Station Gate No. 1. on November 10, 2025 in New Delhi, India

Musarrat Ansari said her brother was injured after a burning car hit the motorbike he was riding. 

'He called me and said his leg was hurt - he couldn't walk,' she said. 

'I was at the metro station, going down the stairs, when I heard an explosion. I turned around and saw a fire. People started running helter-skelter,' Suman Mishra, whose husband owns a hotel in a nearby area, told Reuters.

Wali Ur Rehman said he was sitting at his shop when he heard a loud explosion. 'I fell from the impact of the explosion, it was that intense,' he told news agency ANI.  

Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his condolences to those who had lost loved ones.

'May the injured recover at the earliest. Those affected are being assisted by authorities,' Modi posted on X

Formerly an imperial palace, the Red Fort is a major tourist attraction in New Delhi. Indian prime ministers address the nation from its ramparts on Independence Day, and it features on the largest banknote. 

Known locally as Lal Qila, the Red Fort is a sprawling, 17th-century Mughal-era edifice melding Persian and Indian architectural styles. 

The prime minister addresses the nation from the fort's ramparts every year on August 15, India's independence day.

The wider Uttar Pradesh region has been put on high alert in the wake of the explosion. 

Local media footage showed damaged vehicles and a police cordon at the site

Local media footage showed damaged vehicles and a police cordon at the site

A man reacts while speaking to the media outside a hospital, following an explosion in the old quarters of Delhi, India, November 10, 2025

A man reacts while speaking to the media outside a hospital, following an explosion in the old quarters of Delhi, India, November 10, 2025

Security officials inspect damaged vehicles at the site after a car explosion near the historic Red Fort in New Delhi, India, Monday, November 10, 2025

Security officials inspect damaged vehicles at the site after a car explosion near the historic Red Fort in New Delhi, India, Monday, November 10, 2025

Security personnel stand beside a charred vehicle at the blast site after an explosion near the Red Fort in the old quarters of Delhi on November 10, 2025

Security personnel stand beside a charred vehicle at the blast site after an explosion near the Red Fort in the old quarters of Delhi on November 10, 2025

Provincial official Amitabh Yash told local media that all senior officials in the region have been ordered to increase security at religious sites, sensitive districts, and border areas.

Meanwhile, cops in all districts of the region have been put on alert, and patrols and checks are to be increased. 

Delhi was the target of blasts during the 1980s and 1990s, with public places such as bus stations and crowded market areas hit in attacks blamed on Islamist militants or on separatists from the northern Sikh state of Punjab.

About a dozen people were killed in a briefcase explosion outside the Delhi High Court in 2011 - the last such major incident in the city.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15277143/At-eight-killed-car-explodes-near-New-Delhis-Red-Fort-tourist-attraction.html

Foreign Office warns against travel to parts of India following deadly explosion

The UK Foreign Office has issued an updated travel warning for India following a deadly explosion at the Red Fort Metro Station in New Delhi.

British nationals are cautioned against travelling to parts of India after a 'slow-moving' vehicle exploded in the capital on 10 November, killing at least 13 people and injuring several others.

Several fire engines rushed to the scene after the blast near one of the gates of the Red Fort (Lal Qila) metro station. The cause of the explosion remained unclear.

In its most recent update, The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) has warned travellers against visiting certain regions due to heightened security risks. 

The advisory warns against all travel within 10 kilometres of the India-Pakistan border, where the Wagah-Attari border crossing remains closed. 

The FCDO also advises against all travel to the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir - including Pahalgam, Gulmarg, Sonamarg, the city of Srinagar and the Jammu-Srinagar national highway. 

However, there are exceptions for air travel to and from the city of Jammu, and travel within the city of Jammu itself. 

Those visiting the state of Manipur, including the capital, Imphal, are also advised against all but essential travel. 

In parts of Manipur, curfews and restrictions remain in place following violent clashes between ethnic groups dating back to 2023.

For Brits who are currently in these regions, they are advised to follow local authority instructions and stay up to date with local media. 

The Foreign Office further warned British citizens travelling to areas under advisory that their travel insurance may become invalidated - and are encouraged to take out comprehensive insurance covering all planned activities and emergencies. 

Travellers are also reminded that no travel can be guaranteed as entirely safe, with Brits advised to look at general safety advice and specific guidance for solo, woman, and LGBT+ travellers, as well as those with disabilities.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/article-15280107/Foreign-Office-warns-against-travel-parts-India-following-deadly-explosion.html

Police believe the explosion is linked to a raid in Faridabad prior to the blast, in which a large cache of explosives was seized, as well as arrests in Indian-administered Kashmir of two Kashmiri doctors, including one from Faridabad.

The blast is being investigated under anti-terrorism laws.

The blast has sent the entire nation into a state of alert.

Heavy security had been deployed in the heart of the Indian capital, while the city’s borders were also under tight scrutiny.

Indian media reports blamed Muslims for the incident.

Police suspect the Delhi attackers were linked with Pakistan-based terrorist groups.

Indian Home Minister Amit Shah instructed officials to “hunt down each and every culprit” behind the deadly Delhi blast.

“Everyone involved in this act will face the full wrath of our agencies,” he said.

The Indian government has decided to hand over the investigation into the explosion to the National Investigation Agency (NIA).

The NIA is India’s premier “anti-terror” agency controlled by the federal government. The decision was taken during a high-level security review meeting at the residence of Home Minister Amit Shah.


Investigators have invoked the “anti-terror” law and are treating the blast as a possible suicide attack.


Central to the law are provisions that allow security forces to keep a person under arrest for years without formally pressing charges. 


The huge blast seems most likely to be an Ammonium Nitrate explosion.


Police claim the Delhi explosion is linked to the busting of a “transnational and interstate terror module” and the seizure of a large cache of explosive material (ammonium nitrate) in a nearby town called Faridabad hours before the blast.


Faridabad, an industrial district in the neighbouring Haryana state, lies just 30km (18 miles) from the area in Delhi where Monday’s blast took place.


Police from Indian-administered Kashmir had arrested two Kashmiri doctors from Faridabad and Uttar Pradesh state’s Saharanpur district for  links to Jaish-e-Muhammad, a Pakistan-based terrorist group whose members have been terrorizing  Kashmir for decades.


The car that exploded near the Red Fort in Delhi has been traced to one of those doctors.


The Conspirators behind blast ‘will not be spared’: PM Modi


“The conspirators behind this will not be spared,” he said. “All those responsible will be brought to justice.”

Investigators looking into possible use of ammonium nitrate in blast

Indian media are reporting that investigators are probing the possible use of ammonium nitrate, fuel oil and detonators in the blast.

Parts of the car that exploded have been sent to a forensics lab for investigation.


The initial police investigation suggests that the blast may have been a suicide attack.



Tuesday, 11 November 2025

German Cities Cancel Christmas Markets


German Cities Cancel Christmas Markets over Islamist Terrorism Concerns


Multiple German Christmas markets have been cancelled this year amid concerns over Islamist terror attacks and the rising cost of providing security to attendees.

Merrymakers in the town of Overath in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia will have to look elsewhere for their mulled wine, bratwurst, and roasted nuts this year after organisers announced this week that its annual Christmas market will be cancelled.

In an effective admission that previous terror attacks had succeeded in their aim, the organisers said that they could not afford to enact the necessary security measures to prevent another attack, including hiring additional security officers and cordoning off the market to prevent car attacks.

Although they attempted to secure additional funding from the local city government, such efforts fell flat, the local Rheinische Post reported.

Additionally, the Christmas market in Kerpen has also been cancelled, according to the Kölner City Gazette.

“We were informed that we would have to cordon off Stiftsplatz from all sides. At the same time, we are not receiving any financial support from the city and have to manage everything ourselves,” explained organiser René Hövel, per Die Welt.

Christmas markets have not been the only celebrations to face cancellations, with the Kessenich Autumn Festival in Bonn stating that it had to shut down due to being “unable to implement a viable security concept that meets current requirements.”

Organiser said: “An autumn market without protective measures against potential dangers, such as uncontrolled vehicles, is not an option for us.”

The growing need for security measures at Christmas markets in Germany comes in the wake of multiple deadly Islamist terror attacks on innocent festival goers.

The first major attack was in 2016 at the Christmas market at the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church in Berlin. Failed Tunisian asylum seeker Anis Amri intentionally drove a truck into the crowd of pedestrians at the market, leaving 12 people dead and dozens injured. Amri was killed days later in a police shootout in Milan.

Last year, a Saudi Arabian pro-asylum activist, who himself was granted asylum in Germany, drove a car at high speeds at merrymakers at a Christmas market in Magdeburg, killing six people and leaving 323 others injured.

This came just months after another asylum seeker, from Syria, went on a stabbing spree at a “diversity festival” in Solingen, killing three and injuring eight others.

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https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2025/11/04/german-cities-cancel-christmas-markets-over-islamist-terrorism-concerns/

Saudi Migrant Goes on Trial For German Christmas Market Car-Ramming That Killed Six


BERLIN (AP) – A Saudi doctor went on trial on murder charges Monday over the car-ramming attack on a Christmas market in the German city of Magdeburg last year that left six people dead.

The 51-year-old suspect, Taleb al-Abdulmohsen, was brought by helicopter to a temporary courtroom in the eastern city specially set up for the trial, and sat behind a bulletproof glass screen.

Five women and a boy died, and many more people were wounded, in the Dec. 20 attack that lasted just over a minute. The defendant is charged with six counts of murder and 338 of attempted murder in the trial at the Magdeburg state court, for which sessions have been scheduled until March. He could face a life prison sentence if convicted.

Prosecutor Matthias Böttcher told the court that al-Abdulmohsen aimed to hit as many people as possible in order to gain “the attention he wanted,” German news agency dpa reported.

There are no formal pleas in the German legal system. But the defendant told the court: “I am the one who drove the car.”

He didn’t offer any apology.

Investigators have said that the attack was carried out with a rented BMW X3, which reached speeds of up to 48 kph (30 mph) during the rampage. 

He had previously come to the authorities attention for threatening behavior.

The Magdeburg car-ramming was one of a series of attacks involving immigrants that pushed migration to the forefront of the campaign for Germany´s national election in February. The defendant arrived in Germany in 2006 and had received permanent residency.

https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2025/11/10/saudi-migrant-goes-on-trial-for-german-christmas-market-car-ramming-that-killed-six/

Security services later faced uncomfortable questions about whether the attack could have been prevented, given Abdulmohsen's history of extreme rhetoric and violent threats.

He will face six counts of murder and 338 counts of attempted murder in a trial expected to last until at least March.

The enormous number of victims and witnesses means that the trial will be held in a specially built temporary hall as no existing courtroom in the state of Saxony-Anhalt could accommodate the trial.

Abdulmohsen, who will be seated in a bullet-proof booth, faces life in prison if convicted.

Taleb Jawad al-Abdulmohsen, a psychiatrist, is seen sitting behind a bullet-proof glass in court. He is accused of killing six people and injuring 300 when he drove into a crowd at a German Christmas market

Taleb Jawad al-Abdulmohsen, a psychiatrist, is seen sitting behind a bullet-proof glass in court. He is accused of killing six people and injuring 300 when he drove into a crowd at a German Christmas market

Police stand guard as Abdulmohsen sits for his trail. The case sparked outrage in Germany and renewed calls for a review into the country's immigration policy

Police stand guard as Abdulmohsen sits for his trail. The case sparked outrage in Germany and renewed calls for a review into the country's immigration policy 

Abdulmohsen is accused of ramming a rented BMW into people on December 20 last year

Abdulmohsen is accused of ramming a rented BMW into people on December 20 last year

He first arrived in Germany in 2006 and was awarded refugee status 10 years later.

He had been working as a psychiatrist since 2020 despite concerns over his competence.

Saudi authorities had tried to warn German intelligence about a social media post in August 2024 in which Abdulmohsen mused about attacking a German embassy or 'randomly killing Germans'.

There was a heavy police presence at the temporary courthouse in Magdeburg in eastern Germany as Abdulmohsen's trial began

There was a heavy police presence at the temporary courthouse in Magdeburg in eastern Germany as Abdulmohsen's trial began 

This year, some cities have cancelled the traditional Christmas markets because of the cost of anti-terrorism measures.

The attack in Magdeburg was one of a string committed by foreign nationals that inflamed Germany's debate on immigration in the run-up to a general election in February.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15276031/Saudi-refugee-killed-six-injured-300-driving-German-Christmas-market-crowd-sits-bullet-proof-glass-trial-begins.html


Monday, 10 November 2025

Son of Hamas Speaks


Son of Hamas Founder Warns Mamdani Is ‘Trojan Horse’ for Red-Green Alliance Seeking to Undermine America from Within


The son of Hamas’s co-founder delivered a chilling warning about New York City’s socialist mayor-elect, describing Zohran Mamdani as a catastrophic figure who will “only succeed in one thing — burning the castle down” by functioning as a “Trojan horse” for what he identified as the Red-Green Alliance — a coordinated effort between radical communist and Islamist forces seeking to dismantle Western capitalism and fundamentally transform America’s largest city.

In an exclusive interview with Breitbart News, Mosab Hassan Yousef — the son of Hamas co-founder Sheikh Hassan Yousef, who broke with the terror group and later worked covertly with Israeli intelligence as “The Green Prince” — argued Mamdani’s election marks more than a local shift: it signals a coordinated takeover of New York’s government by an alliance of radical socialists and stealth Islamist networks that financed his rise and will now demand their return.

“How can somebody who’s pro-disorder, pro-chaos, be trusted with ruling one of the most advanced cities in the West?” Yousef asked. “Now, here’s what’s more dangerous about Mamdani. Mamdani is only a Trojan horse.”

The son of Hamas explained that Mamdani embodies what he called the Red-Green Alliance — a tactical collaboration between socialist/communist forces and Islamist networks united by a goal to dismantle Western liberal democracy and undermine the Jewish state.

“Mamdani identifies as a socialist — communism rebranded — while embracing Islamist ideology,” Yousef said. “These twin ideologies represent catastrophic failures wherever they’ve been implemented.”

Hamas Insider: ‘He Wants to Globalize the Intifada’

Yousef said Mamdani’s exploitation of identity politics is a key warning sign.

“The fact that he uses the Muslim victim card is another angle that tells me a lot about this person — making up stories that never happened, promoting chaos rebranded as ‘Intifada,’” Yousef said. “He wants to globalize the Intifada.”

Just weeks before the election, after Mamdani faced criticism for campaigning alongside Imam Siraj Wahhaj — a radical Brooklyn cleric named by prosecutors as an unindicted co-conspirator in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing — he was called out for falsely claiming that his “hijab-wearing aunt” feared for her safety after 9/11, a story later shown to be untrue, as the woman was actually his father’s second cousin.

Wahhaj has preached that homosexuality is a “disease” and once called for an “army of 10,000 men” to wage a gun-free jihad through New York City. Mamdani defended the imam, praising him as “one of the nation’s foremost Muslim leaders and a pillar of the Bed-Stuy community for nearly half a century.”

Wahhaj is also the same extremist figure antisemitic activist Linda Sarsour — Mamdani’s longtime political mentor — has described as her “mentor and motivator.”

Mamdani’s political identity has long revolved around the Palestinian cause — a theme he describes as “central to my identity.” He co-founded Students for Justice in Palestine at Bowdoin College, has supported the BDS movement since 2014, and praised the “Holy Land Five,” directors of a charity convicted of funding Hamas, in a 2017 rap song.

Post-election polling showed 83% of Mamdani’s voters cited the Palestinian issue as their primary motivation. His campaign deliberately leaned into it, making it the centerpiece of their strategy — with informal adviser Patrick Gaspard acknowledging that Mamdani’s Israel/Gaza views were the gateway before discussing other policies.

The former Hamas operative dismissed Mamdani’s central campaign promise as economically impossible and deliberately deceptive.

“To promise the masses that New York is going to become affordable — I don’t know how this is even possible. It’s a very expensive city,” Yousef said. “For somebody to just throw promises at the public, I think he’s selling people fish in the sea.”

He characterized the mayor-elect as fundamentally unqualified: “I don’t trust this person who doesn’t have experience in this field and has radical ideals but no realism — that’s a very dangerous person.”

Yousef cautioned that Mamdani’s attempt “to bring two failing models — the communist model and the Islamic model — to challenge capitalism, which is the ideology that made New York what it is — is very dangerous.”

He added a sharper comparison: “Look at the Islamic countries — they can build tall towers and grand skylines, but they can never recreate New York’s freedom or America’s spirit…. That’s what Mamdani’s socialist model would destroy.”

“What makes Western civilization and American culture unique,” Yousef emphasized, “is not measured by how impressive the buildings are, or how affordable or how expensive. It’s about the freedom of the people who built it.”

The Red-Green Alliance: What Do They Want in Return?

The son of Hamas pointed to recently surfaced information about the mayor-elect’s campaign funding as evidence of coordination between radical leftist and Islamist groups.

“By supporting groups like Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood — and just look, things recently started surfacing that CAIR, which is a branch of the Muslim Brotherhood, has been funding his campaign — so what do they want in return once they are in power?” Yousef asked pointedly.

Campaign-finance records show the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), through its Unity and Justice Fund, contributed $120,000 to the largest PAC supporting Mamdani.

CAIR is under congressional investigation for alleged Hamas ties and was named an “unindicted co-conspirator” in a 2008 terrorism-financing case. Linda Sarsour, who has mentored Mamdani politically since 2017, said at a CAIR conference last Wednesday that “Muslim money” funded his rise — and vowed to “hold him accountable” from outside City Hall to ensure he delivers on radical promises.Newly exposed DSA documents outline plans to pressure Mamdani once in office to advance an anti-Israel agenda — echoing Sarsour’s vow to “hold him accountable.”

Yousef reiterated the ideological danger, calling Mamdani “a man with no experience and a confused vision of the city — a toxic brew.”

If one could peer inside his mind, Yousef said, they would find “a mixture of dangerous ideologies that contradict the American way of life and its capitalist foundation.”

The former Hamas member said Mamdani’s real function is to serve as a vehicle for the wider Red-Green alliance — a convergence of communist and Islamist forces working to undermine the United States.

“This is exactly what’s happening in New York,” Yousef explained. “His Democratic Socialist agenda is fused with a network of stealth Islamist allies who financed his rise. Together they aim to sabotage capitalism, weaken America, and push it into the backseat instead of leading the world.”

He cautioned that the more he studied Mamdani, the more catastrophic he appeared. “The more I learn about this individual who poses as a savior, the more I see how dangerous his ideas are,” Yousef said. “As mayor, he’ll bring New York to a place we won’t even recognize.”

Asked about the liberal voters who elected Mamdani, Yousef said many don’t grasp what they’ve empowered.

“We are a democracy, so whatever the people decide, we have to respect it,” he said. “But many may not realize the consequences of voting for such a confused individual filled with resentment toward New York’s Jewish minority.”

The Hamas insider pointed to Mamdani’s rhetorical sleight of hand on antisemitism.

“He says his hatred is not for Jews but for Zionists — a clever disguise to convince the public he isn’t antisemitic,” Yousef noted. “But at his core, he backs jihadists and validates the barbarism committed against Israel.”

Yousef also called Mamdani’s affordable-housing pledge a scam. “He knows he can’t deliver it,” Yousef said. “It’s not up to him — it’s just the reality of New York City. He’s scamming the public and the poor-minded people.”

Going After New York’s Jews

The former Hamas operative warned that Mamdani’s ideology would inevitably turn against the city’s Jewish community.

“Worse still, he’s going after the Jews in New York — even if he doesn’t declare it outright,” Yousef said. “He’s taken the side of the Palestinians, the side of the jihadists, the side of Hamas — justifying their barbarism as ‘resistance.’”

Yousef posed a blunt question: “Will he have mercy on New York’s successful Jewish minority — a pillar of this city?” he asked.

“The Jewish contribution to New York is unmatched by any other group. Over a million Jews built the city’s culture — from Broadway and film to its creative and economic heartbeat. Remove that contribution, even over the last century — what would New York look like?”

Mamdani has repeatedly refused to affirm that Israel has a right to exist as a Jewish state.

He’s defended calls to “globalize the Intifada,” vowed to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as mayor, and declined to call for Hamas to disarm even after the October 7 massacre.Yousef said Mamdani’s economic vision mirrors Marxist wealth redistribution that would erode New York’s success.

“He wants the successful, hardworking, creative people to pay the bills of those who haven’t earned it,” Yousef warned. “That’s the communist model — everyone equal, but no one driven.”

The son of Hamas dismissed Mamdani’s “Robin Hood” posturing.

“We don’t need leaders posing as saviors who claim to take from the rich and give to the poor,” he said. “He’ll only succeed in one thing — burning the castle down. He’d turn New York into another soulless city — communist or Islamist — where we might still have the skyline but we’d lose the freedom.”

Yousef warned Mamdani functions “as a Trojan horse for the communist and Islamist enemies to infiltrate the city — to reverse the American achievement and push America into the backseat.”

He added, “That’s exactly what the communists and Islamists around the world want — they don’t want America to remain the superpower.”

Yousef said many progressive voters remain blind to the larger strategy.

“Many liberals don’t see the bigger picture,” he said. “They voted for someone with no experience and shadowy ideologies — an idealist, not a realist.”

The London Warning: ‘This Is Their Playbook’

The Hamas insider pointed to Sadiq Khan’s tenure in London as a preview of where New York could head under Mamdani — a warning, not a model to emulate.

“The only way he’s going to manage to implement his socialist policies is through mismanagement,” Yousef warned. “The wealthy would bolt, he won’t be able to pay the city’s bills, and the city would drown in debt. The only rescue would be Arab oil money — the same way in London. This is how it plays out. This is their playbook.”

“This is the reality,” Yousef said. “Look at London — see what happened to a major Western city — and predict New York’s future if we follow that path.”

Khan even congratulated Mamdani in a Time op-ed, declaring, “Hope won” and drawing explicit parallels between their campaigns.The former Hamas member warned that a London-style rescue would fundamentally change who controls New York: “If he seeks Arab oil money, he will force the Jewish creative minority out and replace them with a new 1% — sheikh oil money.”

“Best-case,” Yousef said, “he turns it into another Dubai — impressive skyline, but not New York’s freedom or soul. New York’s magic isn’t a price tag; it’s the people who built it.”

Hamas’s Death Cult and the Fabricated Palestinian Identity

Speaking with the authority of someone raised inside Hamas’s leadership, Yousef addressed liberal voters who backed Mamdani — many driven by pro-Palestinian sympathies — and urged them to grasp what they are actually endorsing.

“I don’t have a problem with New Yorkers or Americans showing their freedom as anti-war activists,” he said. “It’s natural, it’s healthy. When they see children dying in Gaza and feel anger, that’s totally understandable.”

But he urged them to understand the reality: “This is Hamas’s strategy — weaponizing civilians as human shields, glorifying martyrdom. Once American liberals understand that this is a death cult — built on promises of eternity and the sacrifice of children for political gain — their outlook will change.”

Drawing on his own experience inside Hamas, Yousef explained: “This is their strategy — long before Hamas, it was the PLO’s. Put children in harm’s way, endanger civilians on both sides, weaponize suffering for pity and power.”

He said Hamas engineered the current war deliberately: “Sinwar launched it from one of the most crowded places on earth, knowing what Israel’s response would be. It’s a trap — their double game — and many in the West fell for it.”

Despite the grim picture, Yousef insisted he still hopes Americans will learn the truth.

“This conflict isn’t about land — those claims of occupation or genocide are lies,” he said. “Israel is a democracy with Jews, Arabs, Muslims, and Druze who share equal rights. That’s the American model — not the Palestinian one built on victimhood, revenge, and barbarism like October 7.”

He continued bluntly:

“October 7 wasn’t resistance — it was just another lie,” Yousef stated firmly.

Yousef — the former Hamas insider — made clear his anger targets the leadership: “My rage is at Hamas, at the Palestinian Authority — at leaders who gambled with children’s futures for politics. They are reckless, they don’t care about Arab or Jewish children.”

In one of his most forceful statements, the former Hamas insider denounced the manufactured “Palestinian’ identity” — a narrative, he said, that Mamdani cynically exploits for political gain.

“If we really want to save Arab and Jewish children — they are Arab children, not ‘Palestinian’ children,” Yousef said. “‘Palestinian’ is a made-up identity, invented by con artists who sacrifice Arab children for power.”

Recalling his own upbringing, he said: “I was born an Arab. Then they told us we were Palestinians — but never said why. It’s a false identity, used by people like Mamdani to play the victim card for sympathy and power.”

He warned that once figures like Mamdani rise to power on such narratives, “Their true intentions come out. Once they win, they turn on the public. They can’t be trusted,” the former Hamas insider concluded.

Joshua Klein is a reporter for Breitbart News. Email him at jklein@breitbart.com. Follow him on Twitter @JoshuaKlein.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2025/11/08/exclusive-son-of-hamas-founder-warns-mamdani-is-trojan-horse-for-red-green-alliance-seeking-to-undermine-america-from-within/


Sunday, 9 November 2025

FAFO in Florida: Turkish Man Makes Terrorist Threats, Killed by Florida Police



Florida police kill Turkish man who threatened Tallahassee synagogue and Governor Ron DeSantis

Turkish national 38-year-old Ali Bayhan made terrorist threats against multiple elected officials, including Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.


Florida police shot and killed a Turkish national after deputies saw him reaching for a gun while they were serving him with a warrant related to threats he had made against both a Tallahassee synagogue and public officials, the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office said.

Ali Bayhan, 38, made threats against multiple elected officials, including Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, and called in a bomb threat to Temple Israel in Tallahassee.


Tallahassee police officials told local media that the synagogue received the bomb threat via a phone call, which was determined to have been made by Bayhan.

In a statement released following the threat, the synagogue said that it had called law enforcement after evacuating the building.

“The threat was taken seriously, handled following our emergency procedures, and resolved thoroughly and efficiently,” Temple Israel’s statement read.

Bayhan had posted notions on social media about destroying the temple, Fox News reported.

“Tallahassee Temple Israel. I will destroy it.” Bayhan had written in one of his posts.

The police attempted to serve Bayhan with a felony warrant in Gainesville, but said that he reached for his gun, leading officers to fire their weapons, killing Bayhan.

Law enforcement said that Bayhan was not responding to their orders and that they had first attempted to deploy a police dog to detain him.

The bomb squad was called in afterwards and a wired device was found in his home.

https://www.jpost.com/diaspora/antisemitism/article-873131