Hamas Founder's Son Reveals Shocking Truth About Gaza War

In a raw and unfiltered interview with i24 News, Mosab Hassan Yousef, the son of Hamas co-founder Sheikh Hassan Yousef and a former Israeli informant, unleashed a scathing indictment of Palestinian society in Gaza, labeling it barbaric and urging global hypocrites to confront what he sees as its inherent evil. Yousef, who defected from Hamas in the late 1990s and has since become a vocal critic of the group, argued that the world’s perception of Palestinians as an oppressed normal society is dangerously misguided.

"I would like hypocrites around the world to finally meet Palestinians for what they are because their understanding of the Palestinians is they think the Palestinians are a normal society oppressed by Israel," Yousef said. "It's a barbaric society where the vast majority believe in evil. We saw how they celebrated on October 8th. Nobody can make me forget the Gazans celebrating the slaughter and killing and kidnapping innocent civilians."

He dismissed the notion of civilians in Gaza entirely, a stance he acknowledged defies international law. "There's no such thing as civilians in Gaza. This isn't acceptable by international law, but I don't care about that," he stated. Reflecting on nearly a century of conflict, he questioned the futility of pursuing peace: "It's been almost a century. The Palestinians don't want to live in peace with Israel. Should we live for 100 years of misery and suffering and bloodshed to come to the same realization and who's going to pay for it? The people of Israel."

The former Hamas insider, now a Christian convert living in the U.S., emphasized Israeli exhaustion with endless war and called for decisive action. "The Israelis are exhausted of war. This is the time to seize the moment. Let them go to hell, I take responsibility for my words. If they don't want to co-exist peacefully and act like barbaric people from the 7th century, in the name of Jihad, Palestine and manipulation, enough is enough and I don't care what the world thinks."

Yousef went further, suggesting mass relocation of Palestinians as a solution, even proposing Europe as a destination amid rejections from Arab neighbors like Egypt and Jordan. "Let them go to France. Wherever you take them, they will be the reason for the collapse of civilization. If Egypt and Jordan doesn't want to take them, let Europe take them. I will be very happy if they go to Europe."

This interview, excerpts of which have spread rapidly on social media, aligns with Yousef's long-standing criticisms of Hamas and Palestinian leadership. Known as "The Green Prince" from his time as an Israeli asset, Yousef has authored a memoir and appeared in documentaries detailing his disillusionment with the group. His comments come amid escalating tensions in the Israel-Hamas war, now nearly in its third year.

Supporters hail him as a brave truth-teller exposing Hamas's ideology. Indeed, in another interview with Kann news recently, he said that he knows he has put his life at risk by speaking out about and against Hamas.