A lawsuit was filed before the Administrative Judiciary Court seeking the revocation of Egyptian nationality from Sisi.

On Tuesday 13 of August 2013, the Administrative Judiciary Court at the State Council referred the lawsuit calling for the revocation of Egyptian nationality from Adly Mansour and then-Defense Minister Abdel Fattah el-Sisi to the Commissioners Authority for a legal opinion.

The plaintiff, Dr. Hamid Sidiq, a researcher at the Social and Criminal Research Center, stated that Sisi was born to a Moroccan Jewish mother named Malika Titani, who renounced her Moroccan nationality to obtain Egyptian citizenship in 1958.

The lawsuit, numbered 67434 for the year 67 of the judiciary, noted that Sisi’s mother married Sisi’s father in 1953, and her uncle had immigrated to Israel two years earlier in 1951.

At that time, all Egyptian newspapers and websites published details of the case filed by Dr. Hamid Sidiq, but publication quickly ceased after orders were issued to dismiss the case and prohibit publication, leading to the arrest of the plaintiff.

A screenshot from the Egyptian newspaper Masrawy, the newspaper will delete its article from its archive after this news spreads. Link

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Alon Mizrahi, an anti-Zionist Jew who fled “Israel” a month ago, wrote a stunning eulogy for Yahya Sinwar:

He died an honorable death. A warrior's death, among his men, one with his people, in defense of his land against a genocidal intruder, occupier, and colonizer.

The last episode of Sinwar's life could not have been better written by the most gifted playwright: not in a tunnel, a secret bunker, or a far-off palace, and not while engaging in some unworthy act. He died resisting.
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If there's one word I could think of to describe this ending, it is Hemingwayan. This was like a scene from a Hemingway novel about Palestine (I have no doubt who Hemingway would support in this conflict).

Seeing it, I was reminded of the ending of For Whom the Bell Tolls, with the rebels holding positions on a hill with the fascists closing in on them with airplanes and machine guns, knowing they have no chance of surviving.

In his final moments, Sinwar knew that was it for him. But he did not break. A proud Palestinian, Gazan, and Muslim to his last breath.
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He was born in 1962 in Khan Yunis to a family of 1948 refugees from Al-Majdal; he was 5 when Israel occupied Gaza, and never let go to this day (but it will, eventually).

In his last act of defiance, he threw some debris at an IDF drone, and I got to thinking: did he, as a young boy, also throw stones at IDF soldiers in Gaza?
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What that refugee who spent 22 years in an Israeli prison started on October 7 is going to change world history for good. The process is only in its initial phases.

This eulogy has had 272.5K views so far.

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After the Hebrew media pressure to reveal the truth about the army's lies about the assassination of Muhammad Hamdan a month and a half ago, the army spokesman commented a short while ago saying that the assassination was based on failed intelligence information.

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PPHM reports that more hackers have responded to Abu Obeida’s call and did a cyberattack on Israel's Tech Transfer Network (ITTN).

Personal identifiable information (PII), research projects related to military, medicine and technology sectors were leaked.

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UNRWA’s tweet: On 22 October 2023, we reached a very sad milestone= 20 UNRWA team members killed in Gaza. To pay a symbolic tribute, we added a black ribbon to our logo on social media. We’ve kept it since as the death toll continued. Today, 230 team members killed: friends & colleagues.

Zionists: “UNRWA put a black ribbon on its logo on Facebook and Twitter because of Sinwar's assassination.”

UNRWA is Hamas!!!”

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PFLP mourns the teacher and leader Sinwar.

You can Read their full statement from the attached PDF here.

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