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Ahmad isn't only into Amal. He's a fan of Hezbollah as well.
1/ Meet Ahmad Hariri. According to The New York Times, he was "a paramedic and photojournalist who was killed in Deir Qanoun an-Nahr on Friday" in an Israeli airstrike. Don't let the press vest fool you. Was Ahmad Hariri targeted for his medical or media work? Five minutes- 2/ Here's the terrorist org and Hezbollah ally Amal mourning Hariri's "martyrdom." Check out the Amal flags amongst the ambulances. Hariri was a member of a terrorist organization.اليوم أغمضت الأرض عينها وضمّت إلى حضنها خيرة الأبرار ويبقى الصوت والصدى: إحفظوا الأمانة... تشييع الشه داء أحمد يحيى حريري، علي حسين غساني،حسين رضوان قصير دير قانون النهر ٢٣-٥-٢٠٢٦00:00
- 3/ So when you hear from @nytimes about Ahmad's funeral and about how he was "everything that is beautiful in this life," think again. Israel isn't targeting journalists or paramedics for doing their jobs. Period. But it is targeting terrorists.
- 4/ So who was Ahmad Hariri? Here's what he posted on October 7, 2023, as Hamas terrorists were busy butchering and kidnapping their way across southern Israel.
- 5/ Here's Ahmad, the family man, whose children get an early start following their father's footsteps in the Amal terrorist organization.
- 6/ Ahmad isn't the only member of the family to be "martyred." Here's his uncle, "the great jihadist leader" Hassan Abbas Hariri.
- 7/ Ahmad has also lost friends in the war with Israel. Like Ali, Ahmad's beloved "brother," the "commander of the Hani bin Urwa combat unit," who received a full-on Amal military send-off.
- 8/ Ahmad isn't only into Amal. He's a fan of Hezbollah as well.
- 9/ These are just a few of the many "highlights" from Ahmad Hariri's social media, demonstrating his close familial ties and membership of a terrorist organization. It took only minutes to find these. But @nytimes either couldn't be bothered or didn't want to make any background
