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My question is to the Arabic media.
Where were you for 2 years?
Why did you only now ask the question???
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Hamas co-founder snaps after being questioned on Oct. 7 aftermath: ‘Go to hell’.
The interviewer asked whether the Oct. 7 attacks achieved anything meaningful for the Palestinians as Gaza lays in ruins.
Michael Dorgan By Michael Dorgan Fox News.
Published October 11, 2025.
A prominent Hamas leader lost his temper and stormed off from a live interview after being pressed on the Oct. 7, 2023, attacks and the devastating subsequent war in Gaza.
Mousa Abu Marzouk, Hamas’ longtime foreign relations chief and a co-founder of the terror group, tried to justify his organization’s crimes by saying Hamas "fulfilled its national duty" and acted as "resistance to occupation" in an interview on Arabic television.
The host shot back and questioned whether the Hamas attacks had helped the Palestinian cause and if they had achieved anything meaningful for the Palestinians, according to The Jerusalem Post.
"Was what you did on Oct. 7 to lead the Palestinians to liberation?" the host asked in the interview Friday night.
Marzouk, who is based in Qatar and is one of Hamas’s founding members, bristled and insisted the question was disrespectful and that a small group of fighters could never "liberate" Palestine on its own.
"No sane person would claim that on Oct. 7, with just a thousand or so fighters, it was possible to liberate Palestine," he said.
The journalist then continued, saying, "I am asking you the questions that are being asked on the streets of Palestine by the residents of Gaza."
As the exchange grew tense, Marzouk snapped.
"These are your questions. Show some respect for yourself. I don’t want to talk to you. I don’t want to see you. Cut it out. Cut it out. Go to hell," he said.
Marzouk’s comments, which aired on the Egyptian-based Pan-Arab Al-Ghad’s "With Wael," quickly spread across social media and came amid growing infighting and turmoil within Hamas as the war comes to an end.
Once seen as a polished Hamas spokesperson, Arab commentators saw his on-air outburst as a signal of a widening rift among the organization’s leadership as Gaza lies in ruins.
Jamal Nazzal, a spokesperson for the Palestinian political and nationalist movement Fatah, slammed Marzouk’s remarks.
Nazzal said his comments were "a disgrace that exposes the moral and political bankruptcy of a crumbling group that can no longer look people in the eye," according to The Jerusalem Post.
www.foxnews.com
Oct 07, 2023.
Palestinians In Gaza And The West Bank Celebrate On October 7, Hand Out Sweets, Fire Guns In The Air, Following Hamas's Invasion And Massacre Of Israeli Civilians In The Gaza Envelope.
#10577 | 02:39
www.memri.org
Revealed: Dozens of Palestinian diplomats celebrated October 7.
Ambassador Dennis Ross told the JC that this was evidence that the PA is adopting the ideas and rhetoric of Hamas in a bid for domestic relevance.
August 29, 2024.
Why Hamas keeps on celebrating.
17 January 2025.
As plans for a ceasefire were announced on Wednesday night, videos of Gazans celebrating with glee made their way onto international news broadcasts. The celebrations were distinctive in style, and looked nothing like those of a people experiencing the end of a genocide. Many an anchor and analyst overlooked the detail, but we would all do well to pay attention to what the revellers were actually showing and telling us.
No ceasefire can fully address the conflict as long as Hamas remains committed to its ultimate goal: the destruction of Israel and the eradication of Jews in the region
This is not the first time Gaza’s civilians have seemed quick to celebrate. No sooner had terrorists massacred and abducted Israelis on 7 October, than hordes of Palestinians lined the streets of Gaza cheering with jubilation as lifeless bodies and desperate abductees were paraded before them to be spat on and beaten. Now, even as the details of the ceasefire agreement are being fine tuned and battle continues in the Strip, Gazans celebrated their ‘victory’ regardless. Hamas terrorists were suddenly visible once more, their faces covered and green headbands worn proudly, their guns held aloft as they mingled with the crowds of civilians.
www.spectator.co.uk
Palestinian State is One of the Fruits of October 7’: Emboldened Hamas Credits Its Violence for Gains as Released Hostage Video Spurs Outcry.
Aug 3, 2025
www.fdd.org
'Glorious Day of Success’: Hamas Marks October 7 Massacre Anniversary With Rocket Attack on Israeli Community'.
Oct 7, 2025.
Polls: It’s not just Hamas – it’s all Palestinians. 98% said Oct. 7 events “made them proud”.
Oct 7, 2024.
palwatch.org
Gaza blogger who celebrated Oct. 7 among dozens killed in Hamas raid.
Oct 13, 2025
Ynetnews
www.ynetnews.com
Where were you for 2 years?
Why did you only now ask the question???
$$$
Hamas co-founder snaps after being questioned on Oct. 7 aftermath: ‘Go to hell’.
The interviewer asked whether the Oct. 7 attacks achieved anything meaningful for the Palestinians as Gaza lays in ruins.
Michael Dorgan By Michael Dorgan Fox News.
Published October 11, 2025.
A prominent Hamas leader lost his temper and stormed off from a live interview after being pressed on the Oct. 7, 2023, attacks and the devastating subsequent war in Gaza.
Mousa Abu Marzouk, Hamas’ longtime foreign relations chief and a co-founder of the terror group, tried to justify his organization’s crimes by saying Hamas "fulfilled its national duty" and acted as "resistance to occupation" in an interview on Arabic television.
The host shot back and questioned whether the Hamas attacks had helped the Palestinian cause and if they had achieved anything meaningful for the Palestinians, according to The Jerusalem Post.
"Was what you did on Oct. 7 to lead the Palestinians to liberation?" the host asked in the interview Friday night.
Marzouk, who is based in Qatar and is one of Hamas’s founding members, bristled and insisted the question was disrespectful and that a small group of fighters could never "liberate" Palestine on its own.
"No sane person would claim that on Oct. 7, with just a thousand or so fighters, it was possible to liberate Palestine," he said.
The journalist then continued, saying, "I am asking you the questions that are being asked on the streets of Palestine by the residents of Gaza."
As the exchange grew tense, Marzouk snapped.
"These are your questions. Show some respect for yourself. I don’t want to talk to you. I don’t want to see you. Cut it out. Cut it out. Go to hell," he said.
Marzouk’s comments, which aired on the Egyptian-based Pan-Arab Al-Ghad’s "With Wael," quickly spread across social media and came amid growing infighting and turmoil within Hamas as the war comes to an end.
Once seen as a polished Hamas spokesperson, Arab commentators saw his on-air outburst as a signal of a widening rift among the organization’s leadership as Gaza lies in ruins.
Jamal Nazzal, a spokesperson for the Palestinian political and nationalist movement Fatah, slammed Marzouk’s remarks.
Nazzal said his comments were "a disgrace that exposes the moral and political bankruptcy of a crumbling group that can no longer look people in the eye," according to The Jerusalem Post.
Hamas co-founder snaps after being questioned on Oct. 7 aftermath: ‘Go to hell’
Hamas founding member Mousa Abu Marzouk stormed off a live interview after being pressed on the terror organization’s role in the Oct. 7, 2023, attacks.
www.foxnews.com
Oct 07, 2023.
Palestinians In Gaza And The West Bank Celebrate On October 7, Hand Out Sweets, Fire Guns In The Air, Following Hamas's Invasion And Massacre Of Israeli Civilians In The Gaza Envelope.
#10577 | 02:39
Palestinians In Gaza And The West Bank Celebrate On October 7, Hand Out Sweets, Fire Guns In The Air, Following Hamas's Invasion And Massacre Of Israeli Civilians In The Gaza Envelope
On October 7, 2023, just hours after Hamas invaded southern Israel and perpetrated a massacre in the Gaza Envelope in wh...
Revealed: Dozens of Palestinian diplomats celebrated October 7.
Ambassador Dennis Ross told the JC that this was evidence that the PA is adopting the ideas and rhetoric of Hamas in a bid for domestic relevance.
August 29, 2024.
Revealed: Dozens of Palestinian diplomats celebrated October 7 - The Jewish Chronicle
Ambassador Dennis Ross told the JC that this was evidence that the PA is adopting the ideas and rhetoric of Hamas in a bid for domestic relevance
www.thejc.com
Why Hamas keeps on celebrating.
17 January 2025.
As plans for a ceasefire were announced on Wednesday night, videos of Gazans celebrating with glee made their way onto international news broadcasts. The celebrations were distinctive in style, and looked nothing like those of a people experiencing the end of a genocide. Many an anchor and analyst overlooked the detail, but we would all do well to pay attention to what the revellers were actually showing and telling us.
No ceasefire can fully address the conflict as long as Hamas remains committed to its ultimate goal: the destruction of Israel and the eradication of Jews in the region
This is not the first time Gaza’s civilians have seemed quick to celebrate. No sooner had terrorists massacred and abducted Israelis on 7 October, than hordes of Palestinians lined the streets of Gaza cheering with jubilation as lifeless bodies and desperate abductees were paraded before them to be spat on and beaten. Now, even as the details of the ceasefire agreement are being fine tuned and battle continues in the Strip, Gazans celebrated their ‘victory’ regardless. Hamas terrorists were suddenly visible once more, their faces covered and green headbands worn proudly, their guns held aloft as they mingled with the crowds of civilians.
Why Hamas keeps on celebrating
As plans for a ceasefire were announced on Wednesday night, videos of Gazans celebrating with glee made their way onto international news broadcasts. The celebrations were distinctive in style, and looked nothing like those of a people experiencing the end of a genocide. Many an anchor and...
www.spectator.co.uk
Palestinian State is One of the Fruits of October 7’: Emboldened Hamas Credits Its Violence for Gains as Released Hostage Video Spurs Outcry.
Aug 3, 2025
‘Palestinian State is One of the Fruits of October 7’: Emboldened Hamas Credits Its Violence for Gains as Released Hostage Video Spurs Outcry
Latest Developments Hamas Official Praises October 7 Atrocities: Qatar-based senior Hamas official Ghazi Hamad claimed that Hamas’s October 7, 2023, atrocities in Israel spurred Western nations to...
www.fdd.org
'Glorious Day of Success’: Hamas Marks October 7 Massacre Anniversary With Rocket Attack on Israeli Community'.
Oct 7, 2025.
Polls: It’s not just Hamas – it’s all Palestinians. 98% said Oct. 7 events “made them proud”.
Oct 7, 2024.
Polls: It’s not just Hamas – it’s all Palestinians. 98% said Oct. 7 events “made them proud” | PMW Analysis
What do Palestinians think about the October 7 massacre?
palwatch.org
Gaza blogger who celebrated Oct. 7 among dozens killed in Hamas raid.
Oct 13, 2025
Ynetnews
Gaza blogger who celebrated Oct. 7 among dozens killed in Hamas raid on local clans
During the ceasefire, Hamas raided the Dagmoush clan in Gaza, accused of ties with Israel; reports say 52 clan members and 12 Hamas terrorists were killed; among the dead was blogger Salah al-Jaafari, who celebrated at the start of the war
www.ynetnews.com
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