Yahya Sinwar’s legacy, Israel and the likelihood of a regional war | Dr. Azzam Tamimi | UNAPOLOGETIC

[@khaledzaman7667]

Sinwar died in an armchair with one hand blown off having led and fought the zionist genocidal forces. Looks like he wasn't hiding underground with hostages after all but leading his troops in the front line at the ripe old age of 62. May Allah grant him the highest place in jannahtu ferdous. Those last images of Sinwar have immortalised him.

[@kimanisirjames8519]

There's is only one true GOD JEHOVAH ELOHIM . The rest are gods! This is the GOD who has been leading ISRAELIS where the villain terrorists made of sycophancy, fanatics and ungodly religion! How can you convince me of a murderous religion! It's craziness! Jesus Christ is your only redeemer or you all perish in hell!

[@craigfriedman4759]

Leading his troops while sitting in a chair?

[@khaledzaman7667]

@craigfriedman4759 I really don't think you people get it do you?! The worse thing Israel could've done for themselves was to show Sinwars last moments alive. They think they've had a major victory. Far from it actually. Sinwars death will galvanise a whole new generation. He will be forever remembered as a lion of Islam and the Palestinians

[@ilanaelbay3000]

​@craigfriedman4759 He was wounded, and fought until his last breath. the Israeli army could have captured him very easily because he was wounded. make a story about him that he had huge money and fake passport etc. so that they break the soul of the resistance. but unfortunately for the Israeli the images have already been leaked. Now he is seen as a hero and people will want to follow in his footsteps

[@Don-fb1xx]

Yes because both your eyes and mind have been thrown out of window​@@craigfriedman4759

[@Peaceandkindness-r8x]

A man was killed fighting for the freedom of the Palestinians. We witnessed with our eyes the last moments of a man like those heroes we read about in history books or seen on movies!

[@lisbethgiverhaug9513]

What history books are you reading??? We had real freedomfighters in Europe during WW2. They did not slaughter civilians, burn people alive, behead babies, rape girls to death, streal money from their own people and the ran away and hide when things got tough. Real heroes stand with Israel.

[@TruthTeller-tw5zf]

And your days are dark born of bitterness O Palestine.

[@AdamDorfman82]

UNIFIL are UNWRA have been a disgrace and failed by all meaningful metrics. When anyone suggests UNIFIL or UNRWA must stay - you are looking at someone that is part of the problem - not the solution. UNIFIL was suppose to dismantle Hezzbolah, instead it enable it to grow much much bigger. UNRWA pushed an education system that told the Palestinians to feel like victims and perpetually seek to destroy Israel and not take ant responsibility for themselves and their future. People who support Sinwar: 1- are Islamic Extremists, 2- supports Hezzbolah, Hamas and the IRGC (The Occupying force in Iran) #FreePersia 3- supports violent terrorism by Islamic Extremists ( do not support moderate Islam) 4-Enable the oppression of Lebanese, Egyptian, Syrian, Yemenis and Persians by the colonial and imperial Arab Muslims 5- Enables the IRGC's occupation of Iran and imperial goals to colonize the middle east and beyond it's absolutely incomprehensible to support UNIFIL and UNRWA actions over the last decade. And its incomprehensible support Sinwar and what they have done to Gaza, stealing billions from the people and refusing to coexist.

[@RTC1655]

You live in fantasy land.

[@theobroma7755]

Thanks to his so-called struggle for freedom, Gaza looks now as it looks, thousands of innocent people have died and the situation of the Palestinians has deteriorated extremely. While Israel is ruled by hawkish hardliners who consider military goals more important than hostage deals and nobody wants to take in even the most vulnerable refugees. Even those who actually have somewhere to go are only allowed through Egypt after paying horrendous bribes. In fact, it is worse than ever before. Much worse. Although the development was very positive in the summer of 2023, a potential economic boom and an end to the blockade were actually within reach. Maybe for the first time since 2007. "Hamas, the Islamist Palestinian movement which runs the Gaza Strip, said it would allow in principle the Fatah-led Palestinian Authority to develop the natural gas field off the coastal enclave... In return, Hamas would receive a share of the revenues, but it is not clear what guarantees Israel is demanding, which could complicate a deal... In an effort to alleviate the impact of Israeli wars and the blockade, the source said, "our Egyptian brothers have proposed improving the economic situation in both Gaza and the West Bank...and exerted pressure on the Israeli occupation to grant us (Palestinians) the opportunity to develop our offshore gas resources"." web.archive.org/web/20230802203012/www.newarab.com/news/exclusive-hamas-allows-development-gas-field-gaza

[@Emmsherry]

Born under opression in a camp, lived in opression, died fighting that Opression. Such a man. Till his breath he fought for his people

[@Daniebraids]

He was a psychopath and was called the butcher of khan younis. Killing fellow Palestinians and torturing them. I hate Israel just as much as any pro Palestine person but truth is if they had a functioning society he would have been in jail not their leader.

[@Bill-y4h]

The oppression was all caused by Palestinian terrorism . Totally their own fault .

[@TruthTeller-tw5zf]

And your days are dark born of bitterness O Palestine.

[@RTC1655]

He killed his own people. You know nothing.

[@TheKakan1337]

I wish oppression camps over here had swimming pools and 5 star hotels. You're a 🤡

[@owi2056]

A minute of living with dignity and pride is better than a thousand years of a miserable life under the boots of the occupation.” - Yahya Sinwar.

[@Lezeth18Deleon]

Agree

[@servanttoall4037]

Agreed A thousand Sinwar is born everyday in the place called Ghaza, Ghazan Mothers are very proud and patient with their sons are being martyred. یا اللّٰہ ثبتھم علیٰ ھذا الطریق العزہ والفتح آمین

[@kimanisirjames8519]

what's the need of having a lame infamous undignified death like a villain?

[@analiviaplurabelle2171]

Muslims always playing the victim 🙄

[@craigfriedman4759]

That's right, you keep telling the Palestinians to keep fighting Israel no matter how many Palestinian lives it costs.

[@User-n7d7z]

Even movies are unable to create a hero like Sinwar.....may Allah swt grant him the highest ranks of jannatul firdaus ameen

[@nushraziyan1772]

Ameen Ameen 😢

[@PlutonicFriends]

the way this man went hits different.. the lightest footstep.. the barest of attachment with the passing things of life .. focused on his cause..brave and upright .. nonchalant in the face of certain death .. unforgettable.. the world has a new hero ❤ Love you Palestine .. love you Palestinians. Accept this outpouring of global love and solidarity..

[@faizaambah]

He engaged Israeli troops from the frontline. They retreated and started shelling him with their tanks. He lost an arm. When they came into the house he threw grenades at them with his good arm. They retreated and then sent in a drone to kill him. Again he threw a piece of wood at the drone, the only thing beside him. Wow!

[@JafLaf]

So you believe what you're saying? Because I am doubtful

[@noorainee5224]

Doubt as much as you like to make your heart sinking

[@faizaambah]

@@JafLaf That’s the order of events that happened based on the information from the IOF

[@JafLaf]

@@faizaambah I'm sure you've seen the video you idol worshipper

[@1shpendi]

Good point.

[@AUnityInDiversity]

Strange...I don't know much about the Yahya Sinwar, but my heart aches for him. I shed tears for him. And then I realized, I know him through Palestinians' struggle and resistance. Their perseverance and determination. Sinwar is the embodiment of Palestinian's courage, determination, and freedom. He is a hero of the resistance.

[@PaulByrne-v7s]

Yes, I’m sure he was also most grateful to the Israelis for removing the brain tumour he suffered from in 2008. He has repaid them well.

[@Shubiz]

You don't know that he is a murderer?

[@alvinmamucud7805]

Butcher of khan yunis

[@jk-bw8gf]

@@Shubizisrael has lost. Accept and leave Palestine.

[@lemonyblue2437]

Mee too, everytime i watch content about him, i have teary eyes...

[@shiadmajeed8524]

Even after being severely injured in his knee & his hands, he sat tall, bravely on his feet, fixed in his position, not flinching nor retreating. He died a martyr defending his homeland & dignity carrying a gun. Assalaam to the “Lion of Palestine”

[@MuhammadAmin-kz2ex]

I'm a Muslim from Pakistan. I'm equally moved by a great warrior Yahya Sinwar's bravery. His show of courage & faith in the face of death reminded me of the heroic death of Omer Mukhtar, the leader of Libyan liberation force against Italian occupation. May God Almighty ease the suffering of the embattled and oppressed nation of great martyr Yahya Sinwar!

[@billcalypso975]

@MuhammadAmin-kz2ex Palestine is not a nation. You need many many years to create a nation.

[@yasminmohammed8752]

Ameen

[@Atlas-i2l]

Ameen

[@utube3888]

Sinwar was running away. How is he a Hero. A coward he is.

[@fazinsanal1085]

He died fighting to stop oppression for his community. Respect.

[@mikeboyo1406]

I never knew about sinwa. But now I give him the salut. Fighting for his people

[@IngramSnake]

His name means the “living” in Arabic.

[@TruthTeller-tw5zf]

And your days are dark born of bitterness O Palestine.

[@ANIRBANCONSERVATIONIST]

You seem to be nuts. No right thinking man can salute a jihadist psychopath like Sinwar.

[@mavishadebe911]

@@IngramSnake His spirit lives on and Palestine shall be free!

[@djangofett4879]

he's basically the Palestinian Obi-Wan Kenobi. especially now.

[@ahmeda.3198]

So this man was born in a refugee camp within Gaza, which implies his family once lived within what is now the official borders of Israel. This man was 62 years old, and the video shows one of their hi-tech hell machines entering a residential building on an upper floor through a blown out wall to find him sitting there with keffieyeh, military garb, and a blown off arm. In a final act of defiance he uses his remaining arm to throw a stick at it, and the drone actually tries to duck out of the way. This Hollywood style ending showing a courageous and determined man was leaked by some over eager IDF guy? They are truly an undisciplined and sloppy military. We already knew that from their whole genre of lingerie tiktoks, from the report of one IDF commander who abducted a female toddler from Gaza last year, and from the incident where one of their tanks was taking pot shots at random buildings and set off a ‘chain reaction’ that doomed 13 of their soldiers. We already knew they were very undisciplined, but this takes the cake. They are so giddy at everything destructive they do that they just can’t help themselves. Just like in that film Tantura, where the 80 year old men are smiling while describing what they did to villagers back in 1948. All the human suffering they cause is something they’re proud of.

[@alisonnonumber]

@ahmeda 100% such is the mindset. Very eloquently expressed.

[@ahmeda.3198]

@@alisonnonumber Thank you very much. When I saw that video, it really brought to mind the film Brave Hart, that I saw a long time ago. This is what every man, every patriot, every determined person giving a just fight thinks about, but this was not some Hollywood make believe, we saw the real thing. And there was an honor and a beauty in that vision of maintaining defiance against evil all the way to the very end.

[@ahmeda.3198]

@@ModernityDaily Well, I’m not a Christian, but I looked up the reference just now, and really it seems to be what they’ve been doing (and even what their PM referenced). There’s even a video on this channel from many months ago where the snipe out three sheep that were roaming around. I don’t know if their were just being sadistic to the animal, or thinking they were taking away somebody’s wealth or possible food source, but whatever the reason, it’s consistent with that verse you cited.

[@rywt4zc]

@@ahmeda.3198 he was born in Gaza, under the Egyptian occupation. In 1989, Sinwar was sentenced to four life sentences for orchestrating the killing of four Palestinians he considered to be collaborators and traitors

[@ahmeda.3198]

@@rywt4zc He was born in a refugee camp within the Gaza Strip. That means his family were made refugees, presumable by ‘the world’s most moral army’ in 1948. This is what happened to survivors of various massacres by the Zionist forces, for example in the documentary Tantura, you can watch some grotesque octogenarians smiling coyly as they describe to the camera what they did to villagers back then. Pretty revolting stuff, but would probably excite someone like you.

[@laurenabrams7603]

Sinwar is a hero who changed the world. He saved the entire world oh God grant him eternal life

[@cocoalfaridah5831]

Which world did he changed? His people still hungry instead of building, he built planted destroyed them

[@abumuhamedaleealansari7811]

Ameen

[@craigfriedman4759]

You're calling what's happened to the Palestinians for the last year being saved? What did the Palestinians ever do to you for you to hate them so much?

[@cocoalfaridah5831]

@@craigfriedman4759 there is not Palestinians there but Arab invaders with The umar khattab and ʿAbd al-Malik born in Medina, Arabia Who bought them in.. Before they never exist!

[@chrisikaris5891]

A hero who saved the entire world?? What?!

[@MosadeqMauthoor]

Whatever your colour, this struggle against INJUSTICE will never die. O Yahya Sinwar, Your SACRIFICE has impacted all HUMANITY! 16:58

[@MosadeqMauthoor]

Why Building good Habits? The pains of consistent strivings are sweeter than the pains of regrets when the grave is within sight! AMEEN

[@stansquires4069]

I am from Vancouver,Canada and i wanted to say that Yahya Sinwar and Che Guevara were immortalised by the Good Revolutionary Work that they both did in Palestine and Latin America.What Che said applies to Yahya Sinwar to: Hasta la Victoria Siempre!

[@seekersoul3439]

Immortalised is a sin in Islam

[@faizaambah]

Hasta la Victoria Siempre

[@ANIRBANCONSERVATIONIST]

A jihadist psychopath like Sinwar can't be compared to a revolutionary.

[@Speedyvampir2]

​@@seekersoul3439where did you get that rubbish

[@seekersoul3439]

@@Speedyvampir2 yeap. In deed. Rubbish as you name that. 👋 high five.

[@redcloud8444]

The video showed he fought literally down to his last breath. Without arm, and with only wood left on the other hand, still defiant to the end. He faced death head on without any hint of fear. He should have a statue in Palestine someday.

[@cocoalfaridah5831]

Status are haram That man is gone

[@chinweotutonwogu6881]

I saw a wasted life and life that wasted its people. I keep asking those that saw a hero to become a hero and die like him. Hahahaha that guy regretted the last 1year of his life. He knee no peace, that is a horrible life to have had. Poor him

[@TushnaManeksha]

He died bravely...sitting in his armchair

[@Tamarlane389]

⁠@@chinweotutonwogu6881Israel made a man in to a legend by releasing that video. And they made thousands of sinwars by doing that. They said he was in a tunnel but he was fighting on the front lines, aged 63.

[@Boofbaff]

​@@TushnaManekshaafter fighting, sat wounded in an armchair. You and me on the other hand, keyboard warriors😮

[@manimamanima]

Every human being believing in humanity and freedom is a Yahya sinwar.

[@TruthTeller-tw5zf]

And your days are dark born of bitterness O Palestine.

[@Scott-s5j]

This shows that Sinwar was not the day-to-day leader of the resistance. If he were, he would be confined to his office, busy answering questions and giving orders to his fighters. Instead, he’s out on the front lines, risking his life. Sinwar wouldn’t have taken such a risk unless he was confident that a capable, trustworthy, and well-informed military leadership was managing the resistance operations in Gaza. Israel will soon realize that killing Sinwar will change nothing. In fact, they now face a new challenge: dealing with anonymous leaders who remain entirely unknown.

[@fadumonor868]

👏👏✊✊

[@T-r5t]

Don't they learn from the old and recent history? Sinwar replaced Haniyeh who replaced rantissi who replaced Yassine and they were all made martyrs by Isr.... but everytime Resistance became stronger!!

[@ahmeda.3198]

Their mindset is that they just have to be sufficiently brutal, and then the Palestinians will not even think about resisting what they do. That’s what they’ve been doing since 1948 (check out clips from the documentary Tantura). They are so arrogant that they don’t understand that this brutality and oppression just makes the Palestinian people more determined to resist and to get their justice.

[@cocoalfaridah5831]

Resisting what exactly?

[@Ariasdominik]

​@@cocoalfaridah5831people like you

[@samy7013]

@@cocoalfaridah5831 : What’s your religion?

[@cocoalfaridah5831]

@@samy7013 What are you going to do with my religion? Send me in heaven?

[@ottomanempirelives6566]

Sinwar was the lion that exposed cowardice of the zios.

[@PalawanLomondaya-lj6vt]

Sinwar died fighting not hiding in tunnels.

[@Justice-e5k]

fighting ??? With a stick and a protective vest 😂😂😂😂

[@Zuda239]

I love this man ❤ he is transparent and brave. Very intelligent. 🍉

[@lydiamiceli2828]

I LOVE HIM TOO 💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔

[@zdk1099]

Sinwar! A brave man compared to cowardly Netanyahu!

[@mariacoronel2547]

💯%.

[@mattsimmonds6454]

@zdk1099 satanyahu shot himself in a plane 😳

[@ML6103]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@anbesivam3]

Are you an alien? Bibi fought against all countries to finish his task

[@TruthTeller-tw5zf]

And your days are dark born of bitterness O Palestine.

[@zafar0132]

they literally immortalised his legacy... IL just put the last nail in their coffin without even realising it.

[@margaritarosaruizlopez1803]

Desde hace rato

[@conniecarrozza5105]

REST IN PEACE AND POWER YAHYA SINWAR, GRAND LEADER .

[@ANIRBANCONSERVATIONIST]

A jihadis psychopath like Sinwar can never rest in peace. His sins will haunt him forever.

[@toeksh]

He was a determined and courageous man born into oppression, who dedicated his life to resisting occupation from a young age. Imprisoned for two decades for his beliefs, he emerged undeterred, ultimately meeting his end in a fierce firefight, celebrated as a hero for his unwavering commitment to freedom and justice.

[@MadhuKrishnaDasa]

i didn't know his name until today, now I am hearing how this new martyr has been formed, hearing all the spin from Israel for another cowardly war crime only adds to his martyrdom. I have already read that this now famous Resistance Warrior Sinwar who stated he wanted "to die fighting Israel". Israel creates their next generational enemies by their ongoing evil acts as "superior" colonial thugs.

[@naveenreddy010]

Madhu ji… if you have not heard of Sinwar, then your assessment of the situation is after hearing only one side of the story. Fun fact for you… Hamas was ruling Gaza since 2006 after Israel withdrew in 2005 and handed back Gaza to the Palestinians. The Palestinians voted Hamas to power in 2006. They could have built a beautiful city but they chose to built tunnels. Then they chose to attack Israel on 7 October. What did they expect? Accolades or retribution? PS- Have you even heard of the 7 Oct attacks?

[@Zeus11223]

​@@naveenreddy010 Were you a witness to that? How is it to live a life full of lies and hatred?

[@margaritarosaruizlopez1803]

@@naveenreddy010 Hermosa ciudad sitiada?

[@MadhuKrishnaDasa]

@@naveenreddy010 kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZjVkJ1mf7CWnLs

[@Naturalcurls-mk6zc]

@@naveenreddy010 try living in an besieged open air prison with more than 2 million people with no rights!

[@sarahgirard1405]

The man died on the field fighting. Like a friggin Viking. Of course his legacy will be remembered. He was a leader not a dictator like the other war criminals

[@djangofett4879]

Vikings were the bad guys though (at least by modern standards). they were the invaders and the pillagers. wrong comparison.

[@ShazeenSidhuArtistry]

Even being from a different country , a different community but still i can feel the pain as if my near one had been killed by the enemy but at the same moment i also feel proud of Sinwar Sir who died like a lion 🦁🙏🏻

[@toriverdin3692]

Beautifully put great sage! God bless the Palestinian people! Long live Yahya Sinwar, Lion of Palestine!🌠🌟💪🏽

[@faizaambah]

A legendary way to go. As epic as Che Guevara

[@risingwatersvideo8352]

Yes they immortalized him ,with everything hed been thru to b tht age and die on the front line fighting wth his last bit of energy,we all could only wish for tht

[@avorfm1964]

Weird, the IDF made Sinwar the bravest of all resistant leaders by showing how he laid down his life fighting until the very end while being seriously wounded. It reminds me of the Ukranian soldier who simply lit up his last cigarette in the woods while facing the approaching Russian soldiers who finished him off on the spot. His last words were FO in Ukranian.......Maybe the same words in Arabic were uttered or in Sinwar's thoughts behind his scarf.

[@Shubiz]

The Ukrainian soldier lit up his last cigarette in the woods while facing the approaching Russian soldiers who finished him off on the spot. Sinwar was running and hiding! Do you see the difference?

[@sarahgirard1405]

@@ShubizI didn’t see no fleeing.

[@jasonmyer3615]

I can barely control my laughter at these Muslims claim. He clearly looked alone, scared and injured. It’s sad but the truth is, he died like an insect. People,including Muslims, will slowly forget him as years go by. What a waste of life. Stupid cult with stupid ideology.

[@sarahgirard1405]

@@jasonmyer3615 you are hilarious. So desperate to try and make this into anything else than what the world sees. A leader who fought and died for his people! You don’t want to believe it, because it hurts you and your world view… sorry man. May e you’ll learn to accept the truth that “Webster leaders” are nothing but hypocrites and liera.

[@foakjljrwajkltawtrawtwa441]

​@@jasonmyer3615 He wasn't scared, he knew he would become a martyr

[@SS-uw1ep]

This is purely genocide not war #HumanityDiedInGaza💔

[@mariacoronel2547]

1:11 WE FACE THE ENEMY ALWAYS STANDING, NEVER ON OUR KNEES!!

[@rajafernando2787]

Resistance is for the Freedom of Palestine.... the Martyrdom is of Glory.....

[@lolachen7329]

HAHAHALIVING. LIKE ANIMALS

[@josephsylvester7674]

Martyrdom is not for bringing sufferings to innocent people. The true Allah does not support evil and He never supported Sinwar et al. That is why they met their tragic end.

[@ANIRBANCONSERVATIONIST]

Palestine needs freedom from the terrorist organisation Hamas.

[@manimamanima]

Where ever human aspirations for justice, freedom and self determination are denied , every living being is a YAHYA SINWAR.

[@narjesshirzadi4623]

BLAKELEY™SM©® LLC @_iamblakeley I wanna congratulate the Israeli government for detailing the play by play of Sinwar’s death. Showing that he fought alongside his men, wasn’t hiding in a bunker. That you tried to kill him multiple times with tanks and drones and he continued to fight until he finally did. That you’re so incompetent you didn’t even know it was him until afterward. That you decided it was a good idea to show drone footage of him fighting for his people to the last minute even with one arm after it was blown off. Congratulations, you made him look incredibly f****** cool and heroic.

[@ahmeda.3198]

@@narjesshirzadi4623 Looked like that ending of Brave Heart the Hollywood movie.

[@mariacoronel2547]

14:53 @narjeshirzadi4623. well delivered!!

[@ervinmari9051]

No. Sinwar had to get out the tunnel cause of lack of food and boredom inside the tunnel. Unfortunately he get caught by the trainee and reserve IDF and got fukc. His trying to hide in residential house but because of the bravery of IDF he got caught. So no. His not brave his coward by hiding

[@Salamwamat]

Sinwar lived as a rat in tunnels and sewage and climbed out of the tunnel to breathe some air from time and again, and there the drone saw him, after which the tank's shell hit him. He was alone with 2 followers that escaped for their lives but killed by the IDF. The fact that the IDF didn’t even know it was him until afterward that proves that he was nothing but a tunnel's rat, That's not how heroes die.

[@anomaliesanonymous]

Cope harder 😂😂. He did not lead from the front he was running away with two body guards. Sinwar brought devastation to Gaza and Gazans know that and curse him for it. He sacrificed them for his own power. He lived in the tunnels - there's footage of him moving through the tunnels.

[@samy7013]

Yahya Sinwar appears to have been martyred Wednesday (10/16/2024) on the front lines, above ground, alongside his soldiers, wearing his combat vest and with weapon in hand, fighting until his last breath in a firefight against “Israeli” occupation forces. The invading enemy appears to have confirmed his martyrdom on Thursday (10/17/2024), including that by their own admission he went down fighting until the last moment, even after being grievously wounded. He did not run, he did not hide, and met his end like a true soldier of his people, on his own native soil, fighting the foreign enemy’s invading forces, until he breathed his last and was granted martyrdom by Allah-the One True God and the Creator, Sustainer, and Legislator of all that exists.

[@TushnaManeksha]

Yes he sat....most men go like that, sitting in the armchair

[@naveenreddy010]

Martyr - Certified ✅ May Allah grant him his 72 virgins. Amin

[@samy7013]

@@TushnaManeksha : That was near the end of a combat engagement after he had already been grievously wounded by tank shell and anti-armor missile fire, with both his legs mangled and his right arm crushed and almost torn off. You seem to have missed the part where even Israeli eye-witnesses admitted in Israeli news media that Yahya Sinwar and his comrades had ambushed an Israeli patrol. You also seem to have missed the part where Yahya Sinwar, after entering the house where he was eventually killed in action, and even after suffering the aforementioned grievous wounds to his legs and right arm from tank fire and antitank missile fire, threw grenades against the Israeli infantry that tried to storm the house, wounding one of the Israeli combatants, and forcing them to withdraw. That’s when they sent in their drone (at which Sinwar flung a stick using his left arm, nearly knocking it out of the air), confirming his location, and capturing the images of the wounded but defiant Sinwar sitting in that armchair. At that point, the Israeli combatants were still too afraid to storm the house a second time, and called on further tank shell fire that further blasted the nearly collapsing building, and finally martyred Sinwar. It was an epic combat performance by the 62+ year old Yahya Sinwar, by the Israeli combatants’ own admissions to their own national media. And yes, at the very end, Yahya Sinwar was indeed sitting in an armchair-like a boss-after having put up a ferocious fight against the enemy, until his last breath.

[@purepassion6]

I wish I could give trillion Iikes for this comment ❤

[@janeanon7063]

@@TushnaManeksha not you. you will go full of jealousy, wishing you had had even 1% of their bravery .

[@emarkjacobs]

Sinwar went out like a GENERAL!

[@kellymaguire7912]

I'm not too keen on "Generals" as a whole, but yeah, I know what you mean, he died like a man, a real man, a husband and father protecting his family and people., a hero., a legend, as we say here in Ireland: a "Fenian", a man of the people.

[@TushnaManeksha]

Yup in his armchair....what a brave man

[@nahariu]

​@@TushnaManeksha you stupid he was fighting them in a combat. He was severely wounded normaly will set to take breath why am explining something obvious ? Oh right there are people like u who had zero logic or stupid.

[@khaledzaman7667]

​@TushnaManeksha yep, in his armchair with one hand blown off having led and fought the zionist genocidal forces. Looks like he wasn't hiding underground with hostages after all but leading his troops in the front line at the ripe old age of 62. May Allah grant him the highest place in jannahtu ferdous. Those last images of Sinwar have immortalised him.

[@lolachen7329]

LIKEA LOSER WAS HIDING FOR A YEAR , HE LET HIS PEOPLE. SUFFER ,A LOSER A COWARD

[@MohammadShafi-g9n]

Yahya sinwar replica of salahuddeen ayoubi

[@NazmulHasan-dj5yb]

True leaders remain true to their cause and that’s their legacy. Only cowards like war and impose war on others.

[@Justice-e5k]

fighting ??? With a stick and a protective vest 😂😂😂😂

[@gggggggggggggggggggggggggg6731]

What an honorable man, Jazak Allah Kheir Dr Tamimi

[@sandboxaccountz.zy.7012]

The man bandaged his blown off arm with a piec of wire just to fight a little longer that is not a coward in any sense of the word

[@WAEVOICE]

"Pertinacious" is more fitting.

[@Salamwamat]

Israel killed Sinwar by accident. Only after the soldiers suspected that it was Sinwar, his body was transferred for an examination which verified that it was Sinwar. Sinwar was killed when he came out of the tunnel to breathe some air, and there the drone saw him, after which the tank's shell hit him. Money, a gun and fake passports were found with him suspected planning to flee through Cairo to Teheran. That's not how heroes die.

[@meanduuk]

Oh really thanks for eye witness account.

[@Ryuk-apples]

A fleeing man would have sat on the floor begging for mercy and giving up. He did not, never hesitated. He could have left before the war, when it was easier, he didnt, instead he wrapped his arm with wire to stop the bleeding and fought to the end

[@Salamwamat]

@@Ryuk-apples - - - Begging who? He had no one to beg! At first he was hit by a tank shell explosion that hit the house where he was hiding. His right hand was severely injured, he went into an internal shock, having difficulty functioning. Later he was identified as a terrorist, by the IDF sniper who shot him from a distance of 100 meters. He was just hurt, exhausted, and had trouble moving. He tied his arm with a string because he didn't want to die. Doctors later said that even tying his hand would not have saved him in the end if he had not been taken immediately to medical treatment. Sinwar was in a semi-coma, it took him 2 minutes to pick up a wooden rod that was next to him to try and hit a drone that entered the house and filmed it from a close distance, after being hit by the tank. The IDF still did not know that it was Sinwar, because his face was covered with a kaffiyeh. Just for your information. Sinwar left his home and his friends in Hamas and fled with his family about 10 hours before October 7, when he arrived from his emergency shelter. Only a few of his associates knew this. A brave man does not run away from the battle but stands at the head of his men and fights. After Sinwar was killed, the IDF found a briefcase he was carrying containing about $30,000, a gun and several fake passports. He was caught at the last minute before he defected to Egypt, from where he intended to fly to Qatar. This is not a model of a leader and commander, but of a cowardly person who takes care of himself.

[@Ryuk-apples]

@@Salamwamat who is feeding you these lines? Hasbara? Or maybe youre an idf intelligence officer. You lie like you breath, with conviction. Youre just a sheep

[@abelsonkalu9862]

Yahya Sinwar a hero of his people who ended up able to bring unimaginable sufferings and acclaimed genocide in Gaza and middle east in general. In his next world he will learn to be tolerant irrespective of tribes and religion

[@DrSt-mu4zw]

The amount of ignorance in the comments. Lord help these terrorists

[@MrRepose]

he is an inspiration to all freedom fighters in the world, he is an icon.

[@umairarshad2206]

Dr azzam tamimi is such a dauntless person. ❤ May Allah preserve him.

[@saintz177]

Keep up the BOYCOTTS of USA and ISREALi products for life thanks

[@theobroma7755]

Dude, they are literally on KZbin, an American video platform. 🤦🏽‍♂

[@illzyaz]

He's a freedom fighter.

[@amaderaayin5772]

Yahia Sinwar is the iconic leader of Palestinian Freedom. He will forever live in history. He will forever remain as an inspiration for freedom movement.

[@Lin-w7i]

Sinwar will always be remembered as a HERO. From the river to the sea Palestine will be free. RIP in heaven Sinwar. You are a great man

[@mominaqadeer5551]

Israel accidentally disclosed his heroic acts in a desperate attempt to celebrate his death. What a Man, What a leader. Out in open, side by side with his fighters. That courage only comes from a belief in your righteous cause.

[@alexandermayakovsky6550]

Sinwar's legacy, Oct.7, includes the destruction of Hamas, Hezbollah, the Hudi menace, and the strategic plans of Iran, also including the death of Khomenei and maybe even the fall of his clerical, fascistic regime. Sinwar's legacy. How horrible.

[@fadumonor868]

Are you talking about the freedom fighter who fought occupation and oppression?

[@shikarahaar]

What is a “Hudi”?

[@janeanon7063]

"Today, nearly everything is made in China. Except for courage. Courage is made in Palestine." -Unknown

[@TruthTeller-tw5zf]

And your days are dark born of bitterness O Palestine.

[@ANIRBANCONSERVATIONIST]

Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.---- an english proverb.

[@Iovepalestine]

He refused to submit to any creation, only submitted to his creator a true believer, hero and martyr ☝️🇵🇸

[@salmaniazi9424]

A true example of a legend May Allah almighty raise him at the highest rank of Janatul ferdous 🙏🙏

[@bankarvihari3161]

He has placed himself in the line of Khalid ibn Waleed(ra), Salahuddin Ayyubi (ra)

[@inhumanesocietyusa]

Sinwar ❤ lives on..now and forever in every Arab worldwide stronger than ever

[@kellymaguire7912]

Dr Tamimi's analysis is spot on here.

[@angusmackaskill3035]

I had never heard of him before, now hes a marytr

[@UprisingNWO]

Death is inevitable; life, a fleeting breath. But how one chooses to live-and more importantly, how one chooses to meet their end-marks the difference between a life that fades into obscurity and one that echoes through time. A leader's worth is not measured in years or gold, but in the cause they champion and the courage with which they stand in the face of insurmountable odds. Yahya Sinwar, a name that carries weight in the occupied lands of Gaza, chose a path that stands in stark contrast to many modern leaders: a path of defiance, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to a cause greater than himself. Western narratives and propaganda often paint him as a coward, hiding in tunnels and using civilians as shields. But this picture is as manufactured as it is misleading, crafted to demonize and obscure the true nature of the struggle in Gaza. In reality, Yahya Sinwar chose to stand shoulder to shoulder with his people, facing the enemy in the trenches, not as a commander sending others into danger, but as a fighter willing to pay the price of resistance with his own life. His end in the battlefield has become an enduring symbol, etching his name alongside revolutionaries like Che Guevara, William Wallace, and Bhagat Singh-figures who chose the difficult, but honorable path of standing up against oppression. Yahya Sinwar's life was not that of a politician content with titles and luxury. It was the life of a man born into the relentless reality of occupation, a man shaped by the suffering of his people. From his early days as a leader in the Palestinian resistance, he understood that freedom comes at a cost, and that liberation is never handed to the oppressed. His commitment to the Palestinian struggle was unyielding, refusing to bow to pressure or threats, even when his life and those of his loved ones were at stake. His detractors in the West label him a terrorist, a leader of Hamas who threatens Israel’s existence. But this label overlooks the reality of life under siege, the systemic oppression of an entire population, and the denial of their basic human rights. It ignores the daily suffering of Palestinians whose homes are reduced to rubble, whose families are torn apart, and whose very existence is threatened by a military occupation that the world has grown accustomed to ignoring. For Sinwar, the struggle was never about achieving personal power; it was about the dignity of his people, the right to exist, and the hope for a future where Palestinian children could live without the fear of bombs falling from the sky. There are two ways to face the inevitability of death. One can grow old in comfort, counting the days until the final breath, or one can stand in the face of the storm, risking everything for a belief in something greater. Yahya Sinwar chose the latter. Unlike many of his contemporaries who cower behind security details and palaces, Sinwar met his end where he lived his life-on the battlefield, among the people he had sworn to protect. His death was not one of quiet surrender, but of defiance, a final act that became a message to all who would oppress his homeland: *we will not be broken*. This defiance, dying in the line of fire, stands in sharp contrast to the sanitized and comfortable lives of many leaders in the Arab world. Figures like Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi of Egypt, and King Abdullah of Jordan-though they sit on thrones adorned with gold and wield immense power-remain disconnected from the suffering of the ordinary Arab people. They may bathe in wealth, but their legacy is marked by the abandonment of the Palestinian cause, by complicity with those who oppress their own kin, and by the betrayal of the very values that once united the Arab world. Western media, in its fervor to uphold the interests of its allies, has cast Sinwar as a coward hiding in tunnels, using human shields. But the reality on the ground tells a different story. Sinwar did not hide from the violence that rained down upon Gaza. He did not send others into danger while he remained safe. Instead, he faced the same risks as his people, accepting that the struggle for freedom often demands the ultimate sacrifice. These distortions serve a purpose-to dehumanize the Palestinian resistance, to paint their struggle as terrorism rather than a fight for basic human rights. It allows the narrative of Israel as a victim to thrive, even as it wields one of the most powerful militaries in the world against a largely defenseless population. It allows Western powers to justify their unwavering support for Israeli actions, despite the growing toll of civilian casualties and the humanitarian crisis that has turned Gaza into an open-air prison. But Sinwar’s death has shattered this illusion for many. Images of him standing with his people, of his final moments in the line of fire, have pierced through the propaganda, revealing a leader who embraced the dangers that he asked others to face. His legacy is not one of hiding, but of a leader who fought and fell for the belief that his people deserved to live with dignity. History is unforgiving to those who betray their principles. Today’s kings and presidents may enjoy their power and wealth, but they should remember that power is fleeting, and gold cannot shield one from the judgment of time. While Yahya Sinwar’s name will be remembered by those who value courage and resistance, the names of many Arab leaders will be forgotten, or remembered only as symbols of betrayal. They have chosen to align themselves with the oppressors, abandoning the very cause that once united their nations. In their pursuit of economic deals and political alliances, they have turned a blind eye to the suffering of Palestinians. They have allowed Gaza to burn while they build gleaming skyscrapers, have watched the children of Palestine suffer while they dine with those who supply the weapons of war. They have forgotten that true leadership is measured not by the wealth one accumulates, but by the principles one is willing to fight for. By abandoning the Palestinian cause, these leaders are sowing the seeds of their own downfall. The suffering of Palestine has become a rallying cry for the disenfranchised across the Arab world and beyond. As the world watches the atrocities unfold, the youth are awakening. They see the hypocrisy, they feel the injustice, and they understand that the oppression of one people is a threat to all who believe in freedom. The flames that consume Gaza today are not contained; they threaten to spread, to ignite the fires of resistance in every place where injustice reigns. The world cannot continue to ignore the cries of the oppressed without facing the consequences. History has shown time and again that when people rise, no palace, no army, no amount of wealth can hold back their demand for justice. Yahya Sinwar's defiance will be remembered long after the gold of palaces has faded. He will stand as a symbol of a struggle that refuses to be erased, a reminder that dignity cannot be bought, and freedom cannot be silenced. He may have fallen, but his spirit lives on in every Palestinian who resists, in every child who dreams of a life without occupation, and in every voice that refuses to be silenced by the machinery of propaganda.

[@drffazanutube]

I wish I can give this a million likes

[@noriahmohdyusof3186]

​@@drffazanutubeme too😌

[@jk-bw8gf]

Wonderfully written. I read every word and felt what you were conveying. Thankyou for taking time to eloquently write what we have been so unable to say.

[@mojo2679]

Brilliant

[@theobroma7755]

"But this label overlooks the reality of life under siege, the systemic oppression of an entire population, and the denial of their basic human rights. It ignores the daily suffering of Palestinians whose homes are reduced to rubble, whose families are torn apart, and whose very existence is threatened by a military occupation that the world has grown accustomed to ignoring." But before October 7th there were no IDF troops in Gaza, not even anywhere near Gaza. There also were no settlers. And no homes were bombed or civilians killed by the IDF. And actually, nobody asked civilians in Gaza whether they wanted this war, which has led to such horrendous consequences that ordinary people have to pay the price for. 🤷🏽‍♂

[@reshishahid91]

Sinwar fought for his opressed people and died in resisting oppression.

[@WAEVOICE]

Tantamount to fighting a mirror.

[@HAli-jd2ph]

No Yayha Sinwar immortalized his legacy by following the straight path

[@MiMiiViVi]

excellent interview. Dr Azzam Tamimi is very concise and articulates the situation wonderfully.

[@alexandermayakovsky6550]

Interesting what Prof. Tamimi opines. His opinion that Israel is a "colonial" power, and a Nazi power at that seems simplistic and without a future. One could claim against that opinion would be to ask how a "Nazi" colonial power could be the only democratic country in the region. Perhaps those surrounding countries might learn about the values of democracy.

[@joegunner1702]

They didn't kill him they immortalised him in the history books. We read about heroes and freedom fighters in history but for the first time, a freedom fighter recored on camera, taking his last action against his oppressors. Never seen before.

[@___Anakin.Skywalker]

RIP Mr Sinwar You lived a brave courageous life. You made the ultimate sacrifice to give your life fighting for your people's oppressor and colonizer I salute you. May you rest in eternal repose and I pray that Jesus personally welcome you into heaven. Greetings from a Catholic boy from Philippines 🇵🇭

[@RaccOon-h5u]

True warrior 🦁

[@AnarchyEnsues]

A great article about him on the substack called littoria a few months ago... Must read..

[@traoreamadououmar3915]

HasbunaAllahou Wanimal Wakil

[@anbesivam3]

I don't how they support a terrorist who hiding in the tunnel with innocent people as a human shield.

[@Rebelconformist82]

That's not what happened

[@jk-bw8gf]

Israel has lost...accept it.

[@woody1452]

Obviously you have been too lazy or too brainwashed, or may be both, to see the video of his last moments. You also blissfully ignored the news about Israeli soldiers using Palestinian children and prisoners as human shields.

[@Funblend-zd6dt]

Sinwar, the legend, the free people in this world will never forget.

[@colormebrave2231]

As an American I believed Israel when they said he was hiding. I hated him for letting his people die. I was wrong. what a man. i would wish all leaders were like Sinwar. Israel immortalized him as one of the greats

[@yi3226]

What is time magazine? why would any pay to be lied to? Free Palestine 🇵🇸 ❤

[@talentokie]

Palestinians are free

[@maxigold5612]

When books of history are written, hahya sinwar shall be classified and remembered as the recent member of Hitler n Osama bin laden's COHORT of shame n evil.

[@ilyakuryakin4639]

Only in Israeli history books. The rest of the world will recognise that that this man died defending his cause ... freedom for Palestine.

[@maxigold5612]

@@ilyakuryakin4639 Why Israel alone. Iam jot an Israelite but we have the capacity to write too. The old testament told us about how God described the 2nd family of Abraham. And you know it yourself.

[@muntadar1655]

​​@@maxigold5612 you talk like those american megachurch evangelicals, only difference between you and zionist israelites is that the zionists would never accept you as a tourist or pilgrim in Jerusalem

[@woody1452]

​@@maxigold5612 when you have to bring god and the bible into an argument, you've already lost that argument.

[@maxigold5612]

@@woody1452 you bring the one you believe in n I will respect it. The Bible n Koran are relevant to those who believe in those historical books. Even freemasons have their believes too, gays all others. Where are you?

[@RTC1655]

This guy is a Hamas spokesperson, no less

[@SaddamHussain-jv9jg]

Yahya Sinwar proved himself as a sign n symbol of war against sin.

[@faisalmalik7017]

❤Yaha Sinwar

[@fadumonor868]

I hear alot of people saying that they made him hero no he was a hero already and a freedom fighter get that right.

[@AsrarUlhaq-tf3um]

May ALLAH grant him highest ranks in jannat ameen 🤲🏼

[@ANIRBANCONSERVATIONIST]

You mean a killer of 1200 unarmed Jewish civilians including women and children will go to jannat?

[@sisong1963]

Thanks🙏 Dr. Tamimi

[@RihabMansour]

Si nw ar was born in a refugee camp on his land in 1962 and lived his life while his land was occupied. Despite that, he studied and graduated from the Islamic University in Gaza. He lived more than 22 years inside the occupation prisons, and when his friends freed him and he was released, he devoted the rest of his life to defending his land and his people. His last moments were a witness to his heroism... He is a great person, even movies are unable to create a character like this. So he is the one who immortalized his memory, not the occupation.

[@sheikhassan7987]

Freedom fighter

[@cocoalfaridah5831]

Freedom from what? From who? 

[@AUnityInDiversity]

​@@cocoalfaridah5831 from people like you

[@Tamarlane389]

@@cocoalfaridah5831eastern European colonial tyranny

[@cocoalfaridah5831]

@@AUnityInDiversity Well no one owns you nothing! You own the whole world everything

[@eugeniocassano3475]

Yesss! Ha critallizazato nella mente l'immagine di un combattente determinato. Qualcuno che è disposto a morire per la libertà del suo popolo. Yahya Al Sinwar come Ernesto "Ché" Guevara

[@servanttoall4037]

A much needed episode یا اللّٰہ ثبتھم علیٰ ھذا الطریق العزہ والفتح آمین

[@JillT123]

Dr Tamimi is a very enlightening guest.

[@mikhailaesnikov7527]

He is also blind of course he called sin war as a hero he is Muslim

[@cabdicasisyusuf344]

They put him in prison when he was 16 yrs old he spent 23 yrs in jail. The worst place can you imagine. He died fighting as a man. He will remain in the hearts of freedom lovers people all over the world . God bless you oh Sinwar

[@WAEVOICE]

Of course, nobody will question what led to that incarceration, but we'll keep griping about symptoms than about actual causes.

[@ilanzelig5454]

Israeli Mossad has easy work in Iran and Lebanon. Because the local citizens cooperate with Israel and report every movement of the terror

[@theobroma7755]

Lebanese and Iranians have actually a pragmatic and quite hedonistic culture, embracing a beautiful and prosperous life. The vast majority do not want to become martyrs for the completely illusory radical goals of some fanatical men. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJaVn2Wae8uEoZI

[@writetomir]

Very informative interview.

[@FriendlyTalker1011]

💯

[@Mohamudcise]

He was a lion mr. Sinwar❤

[@GlenSekgona]

The real struggle it's tells vision of a leader free Palestinian.. salute sinwar.

[@derykgallo8433]

CHE GUEVARA ASSASSINATED 09 0CTOBER 1967, American involvement. YAHYA SINWAR ASSASSINATED 07 OCTOBER, American involvement. Their deaths 57 years apart, almost to the both. Both fought against injustice, oppression and American state sponsored terrorism. Both are martyrs and legends.

[@talmudovsky]

Both were brutal mass murderers.

[@Channel-ri5wf]

what a legend . a great hero , a top world leader , a Warrior.

[@ShaistaTaranum-rf3fz]

This courage bravery and strength which were the qualities of YAHIYA SINWAR is taken by him from the path of ImamHussain the same is going on today as happened in KARBALA

[@MSN1701]

A hero ? Israel is killing your Muslim leaders one after another , no Muslim country came to help Palestinians....sinwar died as a weak man throwing a stick...sad

[@baloshi69]

Your volume is very low ... Kindly next time on podcast increases the volume