Hamas doesn't want you to read this

While the mainstream media continues to uphold Hamas's resistance narrative, the jihadist group reigns terror on Gazans.

Caption: The resistance executes the death sentence against 6 agents this afternoon in Gaza City

The sword of resistance will not indulge those who beg themselves to be a dagger in the back of the resistance

And its people are the hero.

It is impossible to fathom that there is still a portion of this world that celebrates, excuses, justifies, or denies the human hunting Hamas carried out in Israel on October 7, 2023. The jihadist group’s “resistance” narrative lives on in the hearts of the keffiyeh-clad despite it being obvious that Hamas premeditated a war strategy hinging on the group’s willingness to deliberately mass sacrifice Gaza’s civilians as martyrs.

There is so much one must disregard to still lionize the terrorists who intentionally dragged the Gaza strip into a prolonged war, and burrowed themselves into an extensive military tunnel system to hide under children.

But how is it that nearly two years into this war, that the global media fails to report on the public torture and executions Hamas’s plain-clothed police force, the Arrow Unit, has been carrying out in Gaza? After all, this is no secret — Hamas posts videos of this sadism to their public channels on the Telegram app.

Now, nearly 100 of these videos can be viewed on a website documenting this torture. Fair warning, this footage is unblurred and unedited, and present a stomach-churning pattern of street torture and execution carried out on Gazan civilians, typically accused of crimes such as theft, collaboration with the enemy, or opposition to the group.

The brutality appears to be carried out publicly and posted to Telegram to send messages of Hamas’s authority and remaining power to Gazans, although in many videos there are often onlookers — these beatings draw a crowd, sometimes even a cheering one.

Sometimes, first there are blurred confession videos of accused cell phone or food thieves, or screenshots from the videos posted hours ahead promising of a video to come. Throughout the videos, the victims are typically blindfolded or when a blindfold is not available, their shirts are pulled up over their faces to blindfold them. In some cases, legs and arms are beaten until visibly broken or smashed with large cement blocks dropped on limbs. In other cases victims’ knees are shot out, a gruesome practice known as “kneecapping.” Some videos show lifeless bodies, proudly displayed by Hamas. Often these videos are posted with a logo of a smiling cartoon bandit, a last sadistic touch added before the videos are posted to Telegram.

In some cases, no videos are posted, but Hamas shares posts detailing executions they’ve carried out, listing the reason for the executions and the method.

This torture has been so pervasive throughout this war, and been made so public, and yet the aid and humanitarian groups such as UNRWA, the International Committee of the Red Cross, and Doctors Without Borders operating in Gaza speak nothing of it in their ample coverage and social media posts, nor does the global mainstream media clearly monitoring Hamas’s Telegram channels. In a recent post by Doctors Without Borders, one doctor points out, “We have many patients come in with open fractures,” without noting that some patients are receiving these fractures at the hands of their own leaders.

The nearly 100 torture and execution videos now documented on this website represent only a fraction of the violence Hamas has visited on the people of Gaza in nearly two years of war, a pattern that existed long before the war as seen in torture footage found from pre-war Gaza.

Why won’t the media report on this? Why are the medical and humanitarian groups caring for Gazans not speaking out about the victims of Hamas violence who they’re treating? Why do the so-called advocates of Palestinian civilians who decry the suffering in Gaza still support the same Hamas executing and brutalizing their own people?

How does none of this make any headlines?