Amit Haller

So, #Hamas terrorists kidnapped five hostages on October 7, not Israelis, not Jews, not Zionists, just Thai caregivers for the elderly. And only today did they bother to free them. Why now? Because they wanted to trade them for their favorite exports: criminals and terrorists. So let’s get this straight. These hostages weren’t enemies, weren’t soldiers, weren’t even remotely connected to the conflict. Yet Hamas held them hostage for months. Why? Because in their world, human lives are currency. And “oops, wrong target” isn’t a reason to free someone, it’s just another PR stunt waiting to happen. Oh look, they’re smiling, they’re happy, they were hostages. And so, all this time, why were the pro-Hamas watermelon posters in London, New York, and Paris quiet about these people? The ones who scream about oppression while somehow never demanding Hamas release the innocent? Why didn’t they chant for these workers? Too busy cheering for masked men with RPGs? If they didn’t know, they’re clueless. If they did know and ignored it, they’re complicit. Either way, not a single rally today to celebrate their freedom in Canada or Birmingham, UK. Why? Because this was never about justice. It was never about human rights. It’s about picking a side and never questioning it. That’s why an eight-month-old baby remains a hostage, locked in darkness while you all go to bed, as his picture gets ripped down in cities that claim to care about humanity. Meanwhile, whether you agree or disagree with Israel, today it showed it can fight to free people of different races, religions, and nationalities. These five Thai workers, along with the Americans and Brits freed before, proved it. Yeah, so “genocidal” of them, right? #HamasisISIS