"Operation Sunbird on Instagram: "Now YOU TOO can buy a piece of stolen land in Palestine. It’s tax-free (shhh, secret loophole) and you don’t even have to go there!

We went undercover at a Zionist real estate expo in New Jersey, where Americans — including non-Israelis — were coached on how to buy property in the occupied West Bank.

No one mentioned the land is in Palestine. Or that Palestinians are barred from attending.

Instead, they promoted tax loopholes and government perks: 0% purchase tax and subsidised mortgages — and the deeper into occupied territory you go, the better they get.

At the center: Nefesh B’Nefesh, a U.S.-Israeli NGO with deep political ties, helping thousands make Aliyah to Israel, but also to not-Israel!

This undercover footage is part of Stealing Sunset, a new documentary project from Operation Sunbird investigating how real estate, tourism, and occupation collide in the West Bank."

Link to video: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DKxL3FOCr46/?igsh=eGoyaWc5M2t6ZWRw

Zionists blocking humanitarian aid trucks that is so urgently needed

This is a war crime like no other, they are going rogue how can the world sit and watch while they bomb every single neighboring country and do as they please while we sit and watch ?

Update: The envoy survived the attack.

🎥 Full credit for the interview: Corey Gil-Shuster on YouTube (@CoreyGilShusterAskProject). Full videos on his page.

My name is Raghad, a mother of four precious children. We once had a home, a job, and a life full of hope. Today, all of that has been taken from us. Our house was destroyed, and with it, our sense of safety and stability. Every day we live under heavy bombing, in constant fear, with no electricity, no clean water, and barely any food to keep my children alive. Prices are impossibly high, and the closed borders have left us with no escape. On top of this pain, we are now facing famine. Food is almost impossible to find, and even when it is available, it is too expensive. My children often go to sleep hungry, and as a mother, it tears me apart to watch them suffer without being able to provide even the basics. We have been displaced again and again, carrying only what little we could save, searching desperately for somewhere safe to sleep. But here, there is no real safety. I am not asking for much. Even the smallest help can make a difference it can mean a meal, a bit of warmth, and a little hope for my children. If you cannot donate, please consider sharing our story so it may reach compassionate hearts who can help us survive these dark times. The donation link is

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From the depths of my heart, thank you for reading, for caring, and for giving us a chance to live with dignity and hope again

Here’s a US president publicly admitting that Palestine is inhabited by MILLIONS of Palestinians and that they were lobbied by zionists (nothing changed huh?) to forcefully remove the Palestinians and replace them with zionist settlers.

But because there were so many Palestinians in Palestine, they had to “take it (Palestine) in small doses”.

What evil plan is this! And things haven’t improved in the US since, here’s a US senator publicly admitting that their book of fairy tales orders them to support the ethnic colony of Israel.

Btw the Christian bible does not support the ethnic colony of Israel, he was just brainwashed by Zionists to be their bitch 😂

Reported direct to Yasemin's IG account 23.55 on 9 Sep 2025

How are Israelis so blind to see that they are being manipulated.

These Israeli guys they have on to go up against him always just look so pathetic. "Nuh uh, no we are not doing a genocide because I said so and that's the only argument I have" LMAO they got nothing. Watching these people be absolutely torn apart is the only part of this whole thing that can make me smile. Too bad it does nothing to stop the slaughter- the only silver lining we can look forward to is that as Israel keeps making it worse and worse for people in Gaza (and the West Bank,) they world sees how truly hateful and cruel they really are and will actually fight back- but I think we have turned the corner on this in the U..S where we are going to hold our politicians accountable, right? Ha! That was a joke, it will never happen.

And I get that they have been taught this their entire lives, but I was taught the United States of America is the greatest country in the world, and I used the tool we all have, the internet, to look beyond that. They could too. There is plenty of evidence out there that Israel is wrong here- they need to just listen to any of the thousands of genocide scholars, The problem is that even when you can convince them of that, they think "well this particular genocide is okay because Palestinians are just that bad" which is a horrible way to think- they do not actually care whether its genocide. How do you go from there? I do not know how you fix that, or if you can. Seems like a moral failing to justify any genocide, ever.

Yesterday, Al-Roaya Tower in Gaza was bombed and turned into rubble. A building that once stood tall is now nothing but dust and broken concrete. My brother and I stood in front of it today to take this photo not because we wanted to, but because it’s important for the world to see what has been destroyed. Behind us, people were climbing over the ruins, trying to find anything they could save. These weren’t just walls; they were homes, families, and memories that disappeared in a moment.

Living in Gaza now feels like waking up every morning to another loss. Every day, another place we knew is gone, another family is left without shelter, and more people are struggling to survive. When a tower like Al-Roaya collapses, it isn’t only stone that falls it’s the sense of safety and hope for hundreds of people who suddenly have nowhere to go.

For me, I am 17, and this year was supposed to be my Tawjihi year the most important stage of high school in Palestine, the one that decides our future in university. Instead of focusing on my studies, my family and I spend our days worrying about survival. We don’t have a safe home anymore, and we face constant struggles with water, food, and even basic hygiene. Life has become about just making it through each day.

I share this because I don’t want our reality to be unseen. Behind every destroyed building, there are families like mine trying to keep going with whatever strength we have left. If you’d like to know how you can stand with us, you can check my profile. help keep Gaza’s voice alive.