Descendants of Ishmael: Palestinian Resistance Defending Their Land & Uplifting the Next Generation

The Palestinian resistance, including Hamas, is a liberation movement fighting for the freedom and self-determination of the Palestinian people and the establishment of a Palestinian state. This struggle stems from historical injustices dating back to World War I, when the British government failed to honor its promise of independence to Arabs, despite their support against the Ottoman Empire. Instead, the British issued the Balfour Declaration in 1917, which led to the establishment of a Jewish homeland in Palestine, causing mass displacement and suffering for the indigenous Palestinian population.

Hamas is not a terrorist group but a resistance force committed to defending the Palestinian people and reclaiming their homeland from occupation. While labeled as terrorists by some Western powers, many Palestinians and their allies recognize them as freedom fighters opposing colonial aggression and working toward the liberation of Palestine.

An important point often omitted in mainstream media is that many of the European-descended Ashkenazi Jews, who now claim Israel as their homeland, are not indigenous to the region. They are descendants of converts from Europe and not ethnically connected to the ancient Hebrews of the land. These Ashkenazi Jews, primarily from Eastern Europe, settled in Palestine during the early 20th century and beyond, following Zionist movements, displacing the native Palestinian population.

The mainstream media, controlled by powerful interests tied to the same Western and European individuals that supported Israel's colonization, often hides or distorts these facts. This deliberate manipulation helps perpetuate the false narrative that the Ashkenazi settlers have ancestral rights to the land, while the indigenous Palestinians, who have lived there for generations, continue to face violence and displacement without their struggle being fully recognized.