PALESTINIAN JOURNALIST WHO WAS A MEMBER OF HAMAS AND IMPRISONED THREE HOSTAGES IN GAZA WORKED FOR AMERICAN ONLINE NEWSPAPER FINANCED BY WASHINGTON-BASED NGO

When the Israel Defense Forces freed three hostages, in a bold operation in Gaza, they found the captives being held in the private residence of ABDALLAH ALJAMAL, a member of HAMAS, who was a journalist for the PALESTINIAN CHRONICLE, an online newspaper that parrots the terrorist organization's propaganda, and praised the October 7 attack on civilians. The Chronicle, an American tax-exempt 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is totally funded by a Washington-based NGO, the PEOPLE MEDIA PROJECT. The freed hostages are ALMOG MEIR JAN, ANDREY KOSLOV and SLOMI ZIV.

Abdallah Aljamal

Aljamal, who died during the IDF rescue, when Hamas gunman fought it out with the IDF and Israeli police officers who extracted the hostages, and who was part of the terrorist organization's labor ministry, told the captives that Hamas collaborates with U.S. college campus protesters. There is a pending Federal civil suit in the United States against the Palestine Chronicle, filed by the three former hostages, alleging that the defendant knew Aljamal was a member of a a terrorist organization designated by the U.S. Government, and the spokesman for Hamas.