Transcript [00:00] Over the last little while, last couple [00:02] months, but it's really increased. It's [00:04] really intensified in the last uh month [00:06] or two, Israel has been assassinating [00:08] senior kamas guys in Gaza. But not only [00:11] senior Hamas guys. You see, Israel has a [00:14] lot of information about who exactly [00:16] invaded Israel on October 7th and [00:19] committed all those terrible atrocities, [00:21] the murders, the rapes, the hostage [00:23] taking, etc. you there was all the body [00:24] cam footage, there was all the security [00:27] camera footage, there was uh there's [00:29] also other intelligence that Israel has [00:31] and Israel is eliminating these guys one [00:34] by one. Prime Minister Netanyahu has [00:36] said this. Uh the Israel's defense [00:38] minister had come out and said this. He [00:40] even said that kamasu uh that that kamas [00:44] leaders or kamas personnel who are [00:47] outside of Israel who who are [00:49] responsible for October 7th who have [00:51] either fled or were outside of Israel [00:52] but are responsible are also not immune [00:55] and Israel will be exacting revenge on [00:59] all of them which is exactly h as it [01:01] should be. That's the only way to [01:02] respond to these things. There should be [01:04] no u there should be no way out for [01:07] these for these people. In fact, the [01:09] defense minister even said that no no [01:13] one of them should be able to die [01:15] peacefully in his bed. It was I would [01:17] play you the clip, but it was a [01:18] statement he made in Hebrew. He said it [01:20] is that none of these abhorrent [01:23] murderers should die a peaceful death [01:25] that we're going after all of them. So, [01:27] I decided that I should start covering [01:28] this because these stories come out [01:30] every day or so where another guy got [01:32] assassinated, another guy got [01:33] assassinated, and I never do videos [01:35] about them because they would be they [01:36] would be like two-minute videos. Oh, [01:38] this guy got assassinated. But I decided [01:40] I should start covering these things [01:41] because I think we should we should [01:43] celebrate when these wicked people are [01:45] destroyed [01:47] or killed. And that's what this video is [01:48] going to be about. A few of these [01:50] targeted assassinations and also how [01:52] kamas is reacting to it. What are they [01:55] saying about these assassinations that's [01:57] also uh worth noting. So let's start [01:59] with a headline. And this headline, this [02:03] is an assassination that took place a [02:04] couple days ago. one of of actually [02:06] someone who sort of is kind of famous [02:09] because of October 7th. Israeli forces [02:11] killed global jihadist terrorist, global [02:14] jihadist terrorist who kidnapped Noah [02:16] Argammani on October 7th. Now, before I [02:19] read you from the article, let's pull [02:21] this down and go to the video footage. [02:24] And you probably saw this in almost [02:26] every montage of footage from the from [02:30] October 7th from the atrocities from the [02:32] taking of hostages. There's this clip [02:35] showing Noah Argammani being abducted. [02:37] Check it out. [02:41] So here's the clip. And in this video, [02:43] you see there's no Argammani being [02:44] abducted. So this guy driving the [02:46] motorcycle, [02:48] right? This guy right here driving the [02:49] motorcycle. There's no Argammani being [02:50] blindfolded forcibly on the back of the [02:53] motorcycle. [02:55] This guy is the guy that they took out. [02:58] The guy who took her as a hostage. So, [03:03] let's go check out what the article has [03:04] to say. [03:05] Um the IDF and Shinbet, the Israeli [03:09] security agency together with LA 433's [03:12] Gidonim unit 33 killed a terrorist [03:14] involved in the kidnapping of Noah [03:16] Argammani on October 7th over the [03:18] weekend. The military and Shinbet [03:20] announced in a joint statement on [03:21] Sunday. His name was Sahir Nidal Lafi [03:24] Sakur. He was documented abducting [03:26] Aragammani and Avinatan or from the Nova [03:29] Music Festival in Gaza, I'm sorry, to [03:31] Gaza on the back of a motorcycle during [03:33] the massacre. Sakura is affiliated with [03:36] global jihadist organizations operating [03:38] in the Gaza Strip. The IDF said the [03:40] military added that he had supplied [03:42] Hamas with weapons throughout the war as [03:45] well as advancing attacks against troops [03:46] and Israeli civilians. And check out [03:48] this footage that the IDF published of [03:50] them killing the guy. You're going to [03:53] love this. Check it out. [04:08] There he is walking. [04:11] See, they're tracking him. [04:14] There he is. [04:20] There he is right there. They're [04:22] tracking him. [04:25] Boom. [04:26] Gone. Success. [04:33] He's just saying we have a positive uh [04:35] meaning we were successful. [04:39] >> Good work. Good job everyone. [04:43] >> Good job. All right. Uh so that was so [04:47] that was him. That was one guy who was [04:48] killed a few days ago. Um [04:52] and later on Sunday, [04:56] check this out. Later on Sunday, that's [04:59] this past Sunday, a few days ago, the [05:01] IDF and Shinbet announced that they [05:03] killed Muhammad Hammad Muhammad Gabain, [05:06] a commander in Kamas's military wing, [05:09] who was involved in holding nine [05:11] hostages abducted on October 7th. He was [05:14] involved in holding Zeve Burman, Gali [05:17] Burman, Eton Moore, Liri Albbag, [05:20] Aamburgger, Matan Angress, Omri Miran, [05:24] Keith Seagull, and Alon Oh. [05:28] Let me show you this lovely gentleman. [05:30] That's this guy. That's who he is. And [05:33] he held all he he was involved in taking [05:36] and holding hostages. And uh one of the [05:38] hostages that he held um [05:42] was asked about him. Liri Albbag was [05:45] asked, you know, after they killed him. [05:48] They went up and they and they they [05:50] asked her what she thought and she said, [05:52] "I have so much I could tell you about [05:54] him and the suffering he put us through, [05:57] but today I don't want to give him even [06:00] one more word." And then she ended with [06:02] a message to him to her former captor [06:06] where she said, quote, "Remember our [06:09] argument about which one of us would end [06:11] up in hell. It's good to know that we [06:14] were right this time, too. So, good [06:18] riddance to him. So, he's uh he's the [06:21] second guy that we looked at. And now, [06:23] let's take a look at this dude. Here's [06:25] another guy. His name is Shadi Abu [06:26] Hassira. Shadi Abu Hassira was also [06:30] killed. [06:31] Uh he was eliminated a couple days ago. [06:34] Uh two days ago, he was taken out by the [06:37] by um by the IDF. So, what's his story? [06:41] So this guy, he's he's a little [06:43] different. He was a money changer. He [06:46] was the he was a senior money exchanger [06:48] for Kamas's military wing and he was [06:51] killed in an air strike. Okay. Two days [06:54] ago. Now, according to the IDF, he [06:56] headed something called the Geneva Money [06:59] Exchange Network, which transferred tens [07:03] of millions of shekels in foreign funds [07:05] to Hamas's military wing. the money was [07:07] used to finance their terrorism, to [07:10] rebuild their military infrastructure, [07:11] and of course to attack the Israeli [07:13] forces. Uh he was also through the money [07:16] and everything else, he was very [07:18] involved in working to restore Hamas's [07:20] capabilities. And that's a common theme. [07:23] A lot of these kamas guys, especially [07:24] the senior guys, were involved in trying [07:26] to restore their capabilities, which [07:30] means that it's open season on them. Let [07:31] me explain what I mean. Hamas has been [07:33] complaining about these targeted [07:35] strikes, saying that it's a vi that [07:37] they're that they are quote unquote [07:38] violations of the ceasefire, which is [07:41] just so it's it's absurd on a number of [07:43] levels, but I want to I want to let me [07:46] just show you their complaints here. So, [07:50] let me just pull up this article. Here [07:51] we go. Uh get it up on screen. There. [07:55] Hamas says Israel must halt attacks to [07:57] advance Gaza ceasefire second phase. [08:00] They've been freaking out about this [08:01] because they're just getting picked off [08:03] and there's reportedly also instructions [08:05] they've given to their people not to [08:06] show themselves in public, not to show [08:08] weapons in public, not to gather in, you [08:10] know, not to gather in any spaces. They [08:13] are just running scared, which is [08:14] exactly as it should be. They should be [08:16] running scared, but they're demanding [08:18] that Israel stop these assassinations as [08:20] a condition for moving on. Palestinian [08:22] group Hamas said that Israel's [08:24] commitment to stop the killings and end [08:26] the attacks is an essential gateway to [08:28] advancing implementation of the Gaza [08:30] ceasefire agreement. Look, [08:34] the Gaza ceasefire agreement, whatever [08:36] you want to call it, also says that [08:38] Kamas is supposed to be disarmed. So if [08:41] you are rebuilding Kamas's military [08:44] capabilities, that's a violation of the [08:45] ceasefire and that means that it's open [08:47] season on you. Besides the fact that [08:50] Israel shouldn't need to apologize for [08:52] this, you these people came into Israel [08:54] to murder and rape and take hostages and [08:57] commit atrocities. We have no mercy on [08:59] them. None whatsoever. I don't care what [09:01] any ceasefire says. You know, and [09:03] there's a logic here, too. Imagine [09:05] someone's holding a hostage, holding a [09:06] gun to their head, and you start [09:08] negotiating with them, and you promise [09:10] them something so that they'll release [09:12] the hostage, and they release the [09:14] hostage. Are you really under obligation [09:16] now to give that hostage taker what you [09:18] promised them? You said what you had to [09:20] say. This guy is a he's a terrorist. [09:22] Anyway, that's a separate moral [09:23] discussion. But basically, Hamas is [09:26] freaking out about these things. Uh they [09:28] are which is which is good. It's good [09:29] that they're freaking out and they want [09:31] Israel to stop these uh these targeted [09:34] assassinations. So this is this uh this [09:36] gentleman again with Sa Shadi Abu [09:39] Hassira. Good riddance to him. [09:43] Um, Israel took him out. Are you [09:45] enjoying these? I'm enjoying these. I [09:46] think this is uh this is this is this is [09:49] useful to have these conversations. Now, [09:51] before we go on, oh, let me let me [09:53] remove that also from here. Before we go [09:55] on, I want to remind you about the very [09:57] exciting trip that we are planning, a [10:00] trip to Israel that will be co-hosted by [10:02] myself and Dr. David Worms. Israel [10:04] behind the headlines tour March 7th [10:07] through 14th. An 8-day trip to Israel. [10:09] Very unique trip. We are going to be [10:11] meeting with senior officials in the in [10:13] the security establishment in the [10:15] government. We'll be meeting with [10:17] community leaders, journalists. We're [10:19] going to have briefings uh on the you [10:22] know in critical locations. Dr. David [10:24] Worms is one of the world's leading [10:25] experts in the Middle East. Uh has been [10:27] in uh has served in many different [10:30] positions in a number of different [10:31] positions. uh uh whether it's in the in [10:35] the White House or in the State [10:36] Department, the Defense Department, the [10:38] National Security Council. He's been [10:40] around for a long time uh doing this and [10:42] he is going to be with us the entire [10:44] trip. A a really unique opportunity. So [10:46] check out the link in the description of [10:48] this video if you are interested. Now [10:52] the last guy we're going to take a look [10:53] at here [10:55] is this gentleman. [10:59] Here he is. Lovely guy. and his name is [11:04] Isadin. [11:06] Let me get his name right here. His name [11:08] is Isadin Abdul Aziz Albbe. Isadin [11:12] Albbe. Okay. And he was a pretty [11:15] important guy. He was the commander [11:19] uh he was the commander of the Northern [11:21] Brigade of Kamas. [11:23] That makes him a very very senior member [11:27] of Kamas's military. And uh he was also [11:30] eliminated just a couple days ago uh in [11:34] a it's two nights ago he was killed. He [11:37] was the Northern Gaza Brigade Commander. [11:39] Very serious dude. We'll find out more [11:41] about him in a moment. I want to show [11:43] you an article about him. Uh here, let [11:46] me pull this down and get that article [11:48] up [11:50] here. We'll take this down and we'll [11:52] pull up the article. Where is it? [11:55] Here we go. So, here's here he is. This [11:58] is an article done in in a this is a [12:01] Houthi uh media outlet, Yemen news [12:04] agency, Sabah [12:06] Kamas official assassinating resistance [12:09] leaders will neither end the resistance [12:10] nor offer Netanyahu a way out of his [12:12] crisis. Basically saying, oh Netanyao is [12:14] not really accomplishing anything. [12:16] We're not assassinating them to [12:20] offer Netanyahu a way out of his crisis [12:22] or to end the resistance. I mean, we [12:24] want to end the resistance, but we're [12:25] assassinating them because they deserve [12:26] it. Because you come into our country, [12:29] you rape our women, you murder our [12:31] citizens, [12:33] you're going to die. Jaser Alargoodi, a [12:37] leader of the Islamic Resistance [12:38] Movement, that's Kamas's actual name, [12:41] affirmed that the assassination of [12:42] resistance leaders will neither break [12:44] the will of the Palestinian people and [12:46] their resistance nor provide the [12:47] criminal Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin [12:49] Netanyahu with the escape route he seeks [12:52] from his political and electoral crisis. [12:55] In a statement to the Palestinian, let [12:57] me pause for a second here. When they [12:59] say that Netanyahu is a criminal, what [13:01] do they say he's a criminal for? So they [13:02] they maintain a genocide. He's killing [13:04] civilians. Okay. What did you do on [13:07] October 7th? [13:09] Like how in what world is what you did [13:14] on October 7th not criminal and what [13:17] Netanyahu and what is Israel is doing [13:19] even according to your own definition of [13:20] it is? Whatever. That's a separate issue [13:23] that I'm raising. [13:25] Whatever. There's no point. Um, [13:29] in a statement to Palestinian [13:31] Shahab agency on Tuesday, Albergi said [13:33] that Nathano believes he can exploit the [13:35] assassination of Izadin Albbe, known as [13:38] Abu Hamza, the northern brigade [13:40] commander of Isadin Al- Kassan brigades [13:42] to bolster his position and electoral [13:44] prospects. I mean, people do like this. [13:47] He added that Isizadin Alb and his [13:49] comrades had succeeded on October 7th in [13:52] breaching the barriers of the security [13:54] and military apparatus. So, they don't [13:55] deny it. Albargoodi noted that the [13:57] Israeli political landscape is headed [13:59] towards an electoral phase in which [14:01] Palestinian blood becomes a primary [14:04] arena for internal competition among [14:06] Zionist parties, meaning the Zionist [14:07] parties are competing for how much [14:10] Palestinian blood they can shed. He [14:12] added that the Zionist mindset remains [14:14] unchanged, noting that the past election [14:16] cycles have seen repeated attempts to [14:19] leverage the blood of the Palestinian [14:21] people as well as their land and holy [14:23] sites for internal political gain. Oh, [14:27] so so disgraceful for Israel to leverage [14:31] Palestinian blood for political gain. [14:34] What was October 7th exactly? [14:38] What was October 7th if not leveraging [14:41] Israeli blood, Jewish blood for [14:43] political gain? [14:45] Earlier this morning, Israeli enemy [14:48] aircraft assassinated Isadin Alb, the [14:51] northern brigade commander of Isadin Al- [14:52] Kassan brigades by targeting a [14:54] residential apartment in Gaza City. The [14:57] Al- Kassan brigades mourned Albbe, a [14:59] member of the brigade's general military [15:01] council. [15:03] Now, it talks about the other positions [15:04] he held. They stated that he had held [15:07] several leadership positions including [15:09] commanding the first special unit of the [15:11] northern brigade during the al axa [15:13] inifatada. The alak antifa is another [15:15] name for the second inifat and leading [15:18] the martyr Immad Akel battalion in 2009 [15:22] prior to assuming command of the [15:24] brigade's military intelligence in 2015. [15:28] They added that albe was a commander of [15:29] the alaka flood operations operations [15:32] room. Al Axaf flood is the name that [15:35] kamas gives to the October 7th attacks. [15:37] So he was a commander. He was in the [15:39] operations room and a supervisor of the [15:41] October 7th operation. He supervised it [15:45] before taking command of the northern [15:46] brigade succeeding commander Ahmed Al [15:49] Gandur who was also killed. The brigades [15:52] noted that Alb led combat operations in [15:54] northern Gaza Strip during successive [15:56] rounds of warfare and held his ground [15:58] alongside the brigades fighters for 107 [16:00] days during the siege of northern Gaza. [16:04] All right. So good riddens to Isadin [16:07] Albbe. He was obviously a very senior [16:09] guy uh in their whole apparatus and [16:14] uh they're uh and this is and thank God [16:16] Israel is doing this. It's exactly what [16:18] we should be doing. So we should [16:20] celebrate. We should celebrate every [16:21] time one of these monsters is taken off [16:22] the face of the earth. That's exactly [16:24] what should happen to them. And [16:26] complaints from Hamas that were [16:28] assassinating their guys. Bring them on. [16:32] All right, thanks for watching. Please [16:33] like, share, subscribe, all that stuff. [16:35] God bless.
