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An investigation by Israeli media has reportedly found that Hamas terrorists used chemical weapons to suffocate Israeli soldiers stationed at the Nahal Oz surveillance control center on October 7. According to The Times of Israel‚ a local Israeli news channel reported that “an unspecified but toxic flammable substance” was thrown into the entrance of the building that created “a toxic gas that caused suffocation and loss of consciousness within a few minutes of exposure” or less. Nearly two dozen soldiers trapped inside tried to seal off the door using wet paper towels‚ but that did not stop the gas‚ which left the soldiers coughing and unable to breathe. “Some told us that they felt they were stepping on some people‚ they tried to pick them up‚ and with the rest of their strength tried to call to them‚” an Israel Defense Forces (IDF) official told the local outlet. “They were simply surviving and trying to figure out how to get themselves out of there.” When they reached the emergency exit‚ they discovered that Hamas set the door on fire so the soldiers could not escape. Several soldiers were able to escape through a small window in a bathroom. Fifteen of the soldiers were murdered and six more were taken hostage. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP The IDF discovered a USB flash drive on the body of a dead Hamas terrorist that contained instructions on how to produce a “cyanide dispersion device‚” a makeshift chemical weapon‚ according to a report from Axios released two weeks after the October 7 attack. The Israeli Foreign Ministry’s weapons of mass destruction non-proliferation department said in the cable that the origin of the document found on the device could be traced to a 2003 Al-Qaeda manual.

A Palestinian poll released this week showed that the overwhelming majority of Palestinians support Hamas’ Islamic terror attack against Israel on October 7‚ while an even larger majority denied that Hamas committed any war crimes and atrocities despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary. The Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research (PCPSR) released its findings on Wednesday after surveying more than 1‚200 Palestinians face-to-face in various locations throughout Gaza and as well as in Judea and Samaria. Key takeaways from the poll included: A vast majority (72%; 82% in the West Bank and 57% in the Gaza Strip) said it was the correct decision for Hamas to launch their terrorist attack on October 7 in which 1‚200 Israelis were murdered‚ 5‚300+ were wounded‚ hundreds were taken hostage‚ and there was a systematic campaign of rape and sexual violence inflicted upon Israeli women. Nearly all Palestinians‚ 95%‚ claim that Israel has committed war crimes during their campaign to eliminate Hamas in response to the attacks. Only 10% of Palestinians believe that Hamas has committed war crimes while 89% said that they did not believe it. 85% of Palestinians had not seen the videos that were largely recorded by Hamas that showed the terrorists gleefully murdering‚ raping‚ and torturing Israeli citizens during the attacks. When asked about the atrocities‚ only 7% of Palestinians said that they believed it. Hamas was the most popular movement among Palestinians‚ and that support has grown since the terror attacks. The overwhelming majority (85%; 92% in the West Bank and 75% in the Gaza Strip) said that they supported Hamas releasing the Israeli women and children that are being held hostage in exchange for Israel releasing Palestinian women and minors that are incarcerated inside Israel because they are convicted criminals or terrorists. The poll comes approximately one month after a poll was conducted by the Arab World for Research and Development that found similar results among the Palestinian population‚ including their near universal hatred for the United States and Israel. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP A poll conducted by Cygnal in the U.S. back in October found that the majority of Muslim Americans‚ 57.5%‚ said that they agreed that “Hamas was justified in attacking Israel as part of their struggle for a Palestinian State.”

In a recent turn of events‚ Hunter Biden has made headlines by openly addressing the controversies surrounding his business dealings and personal challenges. In a bold statement‚ he has accused a faction of the political right of being fixated on him‚ an obsession that he attributes to their desire to undermine his father‚ President Joe Biden. Hunter Biden’s unexpected appearance in the capital was marked by a candid admission of past mistakes and a staunch defense of his father’s integrity. He expressed his commitment to maintaining sobriety and to vigorously counter what he perceives as unfounded attacks against both himself and his father. This declaration comes at a time when the elder Biden faces an impeachment inquiry‚ with Republicans scrutinizing the president’s possible connections to his son’s business ventures. This wins the internet today… pic.twitter.com/c9uFP3TkMW — Gunther Eagleman (@GuntherEagleman) December 14‚ 2023 The younger Biden’s statement was not just a personal reflection but also a strategic move to reshape the narrative that has been constructed around him. He emphasized his achievements and the support of his family‚ highlighting his educational background and professional accomplishments. By doing so‚ he aimed to counter the one-dimensional portrayal of corruption that he believes has been unfairly attached to him. Despite White House staff’s concerns about Hunter Biden’s aggressive approach potentially fueling more media attention‚ it seems that the decision to respond was driven by the impact these stories were having on the president’s political standing. The narrative of corruption‚ once confined to Hunter‚ was beginning to cast a shadow over President Biden‚ prompting a need for a more direct response. Hunter Biden doesn’t like it when Trump tweets “WHERE’S HUNTER?” pic.twitter.com/RzbY8XzzKW — johnny maga (@_johnnymaga) December 13‚ 2023 Hunter Biden’s challenge to his detractors was clear: he invited them to bring their allegations into the open‚ suggesting that a public hearing would be the appropriate venue for such discussions. His refusal to testify behind closed doors‚ however‚ could lead to further legal complications‚ given his defiance of a Congressional subpoena. President Donald Trump did not miss the opportunity to comment on Hunter Biden’s actions‚ using the moment to ridicule his appearance at the Senate and to criticize the justice system for what he perceives as unequal treatment. Trump’s remarks underscore the deep political divide and the ongoing battle between the current and former administrations. The indictment of Hunter Biden on new tax charges‚ coupled with previous federal firearms charges in Delaware‚ adds another layer of complexity to the situation. House Republicans are persistent in their efforts to link President Biden to his son’s international business deals‚ despite Hunter’s insistence that there is no evidence of his father’s financial involvement. As the impeachment inquiry progresses‚ the spotlight on Hunter Biden is unlikely to dim. His vow to confront the accusations head-on suggests a tumultuous period ahead for both him and the Biden administration. The political ramifications of this saga will continue to unfold‚ with the nation watching closely as each side presents its case. In conclusion‚ Hunter Biden’s recent statements and the ensuing political drama reflect the turbulent nature of American politics. As the impeachment inquiry into President Biden moves forward‚ the nation remains divided‚ with each camp holding steadfast to its version of the truth. The coming weeks and months will be critical in determining the outcomes of these intertwined personal and political battles. The post Hunter Biden Lashes Out At Trump appeared first on The Conservative Brief.