I find it amazing that when Kamala Harris talks about how evil Israel is, you can barely see Yahya Sinwar’s lips move. Sinwar is the head honcho of Hamas, and he owns Harris-Biden, lock, stock, and barrel. By all means, cast your vote for Kamala Harris if you want a president who is susceptible to manipulation by our enemies. German magazine Bild reports on a Hamas strategy document captured in Gaza that comes from the poisoned pen and mind of Yahya Sinwar himself.
The document, if authentic, lays out the full hostaging strategy Hamas planned to employ in this war. The only people who are surprised by the fact that Hamas does not want a ceasefire or a two state solution are the clowns in the White House. Harris or Biden could get mugged through the US mail.
His real interests? Psychological torture and the annihilation of Israel, with his own survival somewhere in between. This comes from a Google translation of the original German:
Now a previously unknown document from Hamas’ military intelligence service shows how the terrorists are manipulating the international community, torturing the hostage families and seeking to rearm. And also that they are just as indifferent to a quick end to the war as they are to the suffering of Palestinian civilians.
▶︎ The document in which Hamas sets out its negotiating strategy was found on a computer that is said to belong to the terrorist leader Yahya Sinwar (61). He is said to have personally approved the content. The letter dates from spring 2024 and is available exclusively to BILD. …
What is particularly perfidious is that Hamas is abusing the kidnapped hostages to improve its negotiating position. The document states frankly:
VISIT OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL“Continue to exert psychological pressure on the families of the prisoners, both now and during the first phase (of the ceasefire, ed.) , so that public pressure on the enemy government increases.”
And we’re letting them succeed at it:
The heads of the American and British foreign intelligence agencies said Saturday they are “working ceaselessly” for a ceasefire in Gaza, using a rare joint public statement to press for peace.
CIA Director William Burns and MI6 Chief Richard Moore said their agencies had “exploited our intelligence channels to push hard for restraint and de-escalation.”
Later Saturday, Burns said a new hostage-ceasefire proposal was being finalized, and stressed that ending the conflict would require “some hard choices and some political compromises” from both Israel and Hamas.
Ahem. How “hard” will it be for Hamas? Tellingly, the document makes no references to Palestinian casualties at all, despite it being a major talking point for everyone else. It also makes no mention of the Philadelphi Corridor, but the document may have been written prior to the IDF’s seizure of the border region. On the question of borders, Sinwar apparently wants Arab armies stationed at the borders of Gaza, but not to secure the Strip from Hamas. Sinwar wants them to keep the IDF from re-entering Gaza while Hamas rebuilds its fighting capacity and eventually starts another war, this time with Arab assistance:
Hamas negotiators should propose that “Arab forces be stationed along the eastern and northern borders” with Israel. But these would only have one purpose: “The Arab forces should serve as a buffer to prevent the enemy from entering Gaza after the war ends until they (Hamas, ed.) have reorganized their ranks and military capabilities.”
Kamala Harris is walking a tightrope with Hamas, but as Yahya Sinwar pulls the strings, how much longer can the White House keep the truth under wraps?
