Omar Suleiman

Why aren't there proper investigative bodies and then proper international bodies of accountability then? that can execute their findings in a way that makes the world a better place, in a way that actually brings about more peace. And so I think this is where we're at right now. This is the frustration, and this is the place that the Palestinians have been left.

It feels like there's a return to some of the days after 9-11, the dehumanization, the feeling of complete disregard for our humanity at the level of government, at the level of media. The feeling of an increase in surveillance, the feeling of an increase in bigotry, people are losing their jobs, and people are being berated on campuses, in grocery stores, and people are being killed.

It feels like there's a return to some of the days after 9-11, the dehumanization, the feeling of complete disregard for our humanity at the level of government, at the level of media. The feeling of an increase in surveillance, the feeling of an increase in bigotry, people are losing their jobs, and people are being berated on campuses, in grocery stores, and people are being killed.

It feels like there's a return to some of the days after 9-11, the dehumanization, the feeling of complete disregard for our humanity at the level of government, at the level of media. The feeling of an increase in surveillance, the feeling of an increase in bigotry, people are losing their jobs, and people are being berated on campuses, in grocery stores, and people are being killed.

I went to the funeral of a six-year-old boy. who was killed directly due to anti-Palestinian propaganda. And so I think that a lot of us are feeling a return to that, but we also refuse to be cornered into a position where we are told to perpetually condemn acts of violence and not speak about the violence that's committed against us here abroad.

I went to the funeral of a six-year-old boy. who was killed directly due to anti-Palestinian propaganda. And so I think that a lot of us are feeling a return to that, but we also refuse to be cornered into a position where we are told to perpetually condemn acts of violence and not speak about the violence that's committed against us here abroad.

I went to the funeral of a six-year-old boy. who was killed directly due to anti-Palestinian propaganda. And so I think that a lot of us are feeling a return to that, but we also refuse to be cornered into a position where we are told to perpetually condemn acts of violence and not speak about the violence that's committed against us here abroad.

So before Wadir was killed, Wadir was killed on a Saturday. It was the immediate Saturday after October 7th. I remember on Friday. media starts to reach out to every imam in the country, every Muslim leader in the country, and say, what are you gonna do about this global day of jihad? What are you gonna do about the global day of jihad? It's like, what are you talking about?

So before Wadir was killed, Wadir was killed on a Saturday. It was the immediate Saturday after October 7th. I remember on Friday. media starts to reach out to every imam in the country, every Muslim leader in the country, and say, what are you gonna do about this global day of jihad? What are you gonna do about the global day of jihad? It's like, what are you talking about?

So before Wadir was killed, Wadir was killed on a Saturday. It was the immediate Saturday after October 7th. I remember on Friday. media starts to reach out to every imam in the country, every Muslim leader in the country, and say, what are you gonna do about this global day of jihad? What are you gonna do about the global day of jihad? It's like, what are you talking about?

It's like, well, Hamas has called for a global day of jihad, so how are you gonna stop Muslims from attacking people? So it's Friday, and I'm like, well, this is the first I'm hearing from you. And I remember responding to a local reporter. Most people I just ignored. I responded to a local reporter. I said, I've got people in my community that have already lost 10, 15 relatives at that point.

It's like, well, Hamas has called for a global day of jihad, so how are you gonna stop Muslims from attacking people? So it's Friday, and I'm like, well, this is the first I'm hearing from you. And I remember responding to a local reporter. Most people I just ignored. I responded to a local reporter. I said, I've got people in my community that have already lost 10, 15 relatives at that point.

It's like, well, Hamas has called for a global day of jihad, so how are you gonna stop Muslims from attacking people? So it's Friday, and I'm like, well, this is the first I'm hearing from you. And I remember responding to a local reporter. Most people I just ignored. I responded to a local reporter. I said, I've got people in my community that have already lost 10, 15 relatives at that point.

Now it's 20, 30. And you haven't said a word. And now you're reaching out to me about the potential violence of Muslims in America. This is great. This is just like 9-11, right? What are you going to do to restrain you angry Muslims? from responding to what's happening overseas and responding to the call of a global day of jihad. Guess what?

Now it's 20, 30. And you haven't said a word. And now you're reaching out to me about the potential violence of Muslims in America. This is great. This is just like 9-11, right? What are you going to do to restrain you angry Muslims? from responding to what's happening overseas and responding to the call of a global day of jihad. Guess what?

Now it's 20, 30. And you haven't said a word. And now you're reaching out to me about the potential violence of Muslims in America. This is great. This is just like 9-11, right? What are you going to do to restrain you angry Muslims? from responding to what's happening overseas and responding to the call of a global day of jihad. Guess what?

This man takes out a military knife and attacks a six-year-old boy, a six-year-old Palestinian boy. By the way, it gets worse the more details that you know. And I recently had a chance to go and speak to his mom because she was in the hospital when I was there for the funeral. So I had a chance to visit her not too long ago. And she was attacked also. She was attacked first.

This man takes out a military knife and attacks a six-year-old boy, a six-year-old Palestinian boy. By the way, it gets worse the more details that you know. And I recently had a chance to go and speak to his mom because she was in the hospital when I was there for the funeral. So I had a chance to visit her not too long ago. And she was attacked also. She was attacked first.

This man takes out a military knife and attacks a six-year-old boy, a six-year-old Palestinian boy. By the way, it gets worse the more details that you know. And I recently had a chance to go and speak to his mom because she was in the hospital when I was there for the funeral. So I had a chance to visit her not too long ago. And she was attacked also. She was attacked first.

It was actually their landlord. So Hanan, the mother, was at home with Wadir, six-year-old boy. Landlord comes in and with absolutely no emotion, just charges at her. Starts with her. She was able to fight him off. He stabbed her initially seven or eight times with a military grade knife. She fought him off, escaped to call 911. And while she's calling 911, she hears Wadir.