The New York-based nonprofit, known by the Hadid family, has released a protest toolkit for anti-Israeli activists, featuring posters depicting terrorists killed as innocent victims in the three-day conflict between Israel and Gaza. Songs calling for the destruction of the Jewish state. .
Inside Our Lives (WOL), an organization that has called for a “global intifada”, has been behind several major protests against Israel on the East Coast in recent years.
“In response to the latest genocidal attack by the occupiers in Gaza, where 49 Palestinians were killed in cold blood between August 5-7, we have included below the full list of martyrs in Gaza and their high-resolution posters of the toolkit,” reads the WOL post on Instagram, where users link to the materials.
“Take and print photos with them at the protests and at home to continue the call to honor the memory of the Palestinian martyrs,” WOL supporters said.
The WOL website does not distinguish between terrorists and innocent civilians. It also makes no difference between those killed in Israeli attacks and those killed by misfired terrorist missiles that miss their target and land on the runway.
Palestinian Authority Spokesperson Mahmoud Abbas described the two terrorists killed by Israeli forces a few days ago as “heroes” and said in a phone call to their families this week that the “Palestinian” people mourned for them. https://t.co/hBAM6bZ4Bj
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Taysir Mahmud al-Jabari (pictured above), senior Islamic Jihad commander, has been described as a “martyr” who was “killed in cold blood” like Palestinian children killed by a missile fire.
In April, a Jewish protester was attacked by demonstrators at a rally organized by the WOL in New York.
A month later, Mohamed Hadid urged people to follow WOL leader Nerdin Kiswani, according to Breitbart, the Palestinian-American real estate mogul and father of supermodels Bella and Gigi Hadid.
Kiswani founded WOL after leaving the New York Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) chapter for being too radical. She shared photos with the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) terrorists like Rasmea Odeh and Leila Khaled on social media.
Kiswani rallied people for an armed uprising, and his group chanted “there is only one solution, intifada, revolution” at a protest outside the Friends of the IDF office in March.
In 2020, Kiswani shared a video in which he threatened to burn a men’s IDF sweatshirt, the report said. That same year, public organization StopAntisemitism named him “Anti-Semitic of the Year”.
Source: Breitbart
