Hamas Founder's Son Calls Current Conflict Civilizational Battle
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Mosab Hassan Yousef, son of Hamas founder, described the current conflict as a civilizational war against barbarism on the "Being Jewish with Jonah Platt" podcast. He insisted on continuing the fight until terrorist groups are eliminated and cited Hamas's atrocities against civilians.
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- Hamas founder's son calls conflict civilizational war against barbarism.
- Mosab Hassan Yousef insists on total elimination of terror groups.
- He stated no compromise is possible with Israel's enemies.
- Yousef cited Hamas's atrocities against civilians, women, and babies.
- He vowed to pursue justice for the victims.
Mosab Hassan Yousef, the son of Hamas founder Sheikh Hassan Yousef, stated in a recent interview on the "Being Jewish with Jonah Platt" podcast that the current conflict is not a political dispute but an existential and civilizational struggle against pure barbarism. Yousef, also known as "The Green Prince," asserted that the war was initiated by the other side and that no compromise is possible with an ideology committed to Israel's destruction.
He emphasized that the fighting must continue with full force until terrorist organizations are completely eliminated, declaring, "There is no place for barbarians within civilization. We will not rest or stop until they are wiped out." Yousef shared his personal pain and knowledge of Hamas's cruelty, recalling that members of his own family and the enemy forces were responsible for slaughtering, kidnapping, murdering, and raping innocent civilians, including women and infants.
"Despite all the noise and propaganda they spread, my eyes are focused on the facts: they kidnapped women from their homes and babies from their mothers' arms. I will never forget and will not move on until justice is done," he stated, vowing to remember the atrocities until justice is served.