It's very important to know that several leaders of Hamas, like people who run Hamas out of Qatar today, were students in the United States, spent many years in the United States, still have family in the United States.

Back in 93, they had that meeting in Philadelphia entirely wiretapped by the FBI.

And they describe basically the post-Oslo-Oslo agreement strategy for the group.

How to sabotage the agreements, because of course they don't want peace.

They say opening no peace with the Jews.

They discussed a strategy in America, which is a strategy of cultural infiltration,

influencing media, politics, universities, and think tanks, pushing the Amas narrative repackaged.

It is 8.15 a.m. on Tuesday, March 11th in New York City. It is 2.15 p.m. on Tuesday, March 11th in Israel.

Earlier this month, when the Palestinian-Israeli film called No Other Land took home the Oscar for Best Documentary, a debate ripped open surrounding the

film's merits and what the Academy's choice tells us about the state of the entertainment

industry as it comes to its independent judgment of geopolitical conflicts and specifically

how it should be addressing the rise of anti-Semitism. Meanwhile,

Ivy League schools such as Columbia University and others now are facing the consequences of having

too tolerant an approach to free speech when it comes to it devolving into harassment, hate speech,

the glorification of terrorism, and in many cases, outright violence

against Jews. Well, a new film that was not considered for an Oscar by the Academy, but in my

humble opinion, should have been, tackles both of these issues. It's called October 8. And it chronicles

how, and more importantly why college campuses have become one of the

most pivotal fronts in the war against Israel. It also reveals the forces that enabled

violent extremists to capture the hearts and minds of millions of well-meaning Americans.

The film is a damning, intimate account of the shocking demonstrations of support

for Hamas, and not just Hamas, in American cities and on college campuses beginning the day

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