I came to the United States with my fellow Arab peace activists to deliver a message of hope. We are a growing minority that believes in peace for the region. Non-Jewish voices standing for peace with Israel and combating antisemitism with facts and truth. Arabs and Israelis are not enemies, Muslims and Jews are not enemies. We will continue fighting for peace until we prevail, and I know we will, despite the forces of darkness. With the help of God, we will make the Abraham Accords even greater.

"He said he was Thai, but the terrorists didn't listen." Among Hamas’s long list of atrocities, the story of the Thai hostages was meant to go unnoticed. Unlike the Israeli hostages that Hamas carefully parades before cameras, 5 Thai hostages were released last week with little media attention. Why? Because their suffering exposes a truth that #Hamas and its defenders desperately want to hide. Watchara Sriuan (33), Bannawat Seatho (27), Sathian Suwannakham (35), Pongsak Tanna (36), and Surasak Lamnau (32) were not Israeli. They were not soldiers. They were farm labourers—men who had traveled to Israel simply to support their families. Yet, on October 7, Hamas slaughtered 39 Thai people with knives and garden tools. They kidnapped 31 more. Most were eventually released in November 2023. But not all. Two were killed in captivity. Five were freed after 16 months. One, Nattapong Pinta, is still missing. We live in an era where simply describing reality is considered dangerous by some. The reality is that Hamas murdered Thai workers out of Islamist ideological hatred. Sharing the testimony of Wowi Yama (Yu), a survivor, given shortly after October 7th to @kann . Video courtesy of Kann TV