Hamas’s shocking propaganda war in the Israel conflict has been exposed in a viral video featuring two terrorists waving guns who then seemingly appear to be portraying themselves as bombing victims.
Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) are preparing to storm the Palestinian city of Gaza in a daring operation to rid it of the Hamas terrorists – although it comes fraught with massive risk as experts warned it could spark a wider Middle Eastern war.
But Hamas now appears to be trying to turn the online propaganda screw with a shocking new video that has gone viral on X (formerly Twitter).
The first clip appears to show two female Hamas terrorists standing side-by-side, waving massive machine guns in the air. The woman on the right is seen chanting or singling.
In contrast, a second clip shows the same two female terrorists – according to many on social media – pretending to be victims of a bombing while dressed as civilians for the cameras.
Internet personality Oli London, an author and new contributor, has the bizarre clips in one combined video from another account to his 262,000 followers on X, which have attracted nearly two million views so far.
He wrote alongside the clip: “Video 1: Two female Hamas terrorists waving guns. Video 2: The same women pretending to be victims of a bombing while dressed as civilians for the cameras.”
The two contrasting clips sparked a furious response on social media, with one replying: “Victimhood pays these days.”
A second X user wrote: “This is the real face of Hamas and the Pallywood face. Never trust them!” While another person commented: “They deserve an Oscar for this acting.”
However many others questioned the validity of the clips and whether the two people in the video are the same women.
Some pointed to their different clothing in the dual videos, while others claimed they were different heights in the clips.
This comes with a hostage-taking manual found on the bodies of Hamas gunmen, which instructs them to “kill the problematic ones” and create “violence and terrorism.”
The eight-page manual is a “how to” guide for militant squads who stormed Israeli settlements and killed and abducted civilians.
The directions in the manual urge the terrorists to “create chaos,” with chapters on “isolation and control” and “camouflage and hiding.”
The document also seems to suggest the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel may not have gone according to plan, showing that the terrorists were not supposed to take hostages all the way back to Gaza.
