Mick Hartley

Impressive.

Let me tell you a little bit about @RawaneOsmane

She is a Syrian-Lebanese woman who grew up in Lebanon. She actually used to be a fan of Hezbollah in her teenage years.

But when she moved to Europe and lived amongst Jewish people and got to know what we are really about, she… pic.twitter.com/4MxwJu7abp

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Let me tell you a little bit about @RawaneOsmane

She is a Syrian-Lebanese woman who grew up in Lebanon. She actually used to be a fan of Hezbollah in her teenage years.

But when she moved to Europe and lived amongst Jewish people and got to know what we are really about, she realized that in the Arab World, people are brainwashed.

That the wars we’ve all lived through could have been avoided had the Arabs accepted to share land with the Jewish People who are indigenous to the so-called Middle East.

Before Oct. 7, she was building bridges between Arabs and Israelis by inviting Arabs to join educational programs on the Holocaust.

After October 7, she switched to full-on fighter mode and became vocal on social media. She launched ArabsAsk to counter Hamas’s propaganda and even though she’s at the beginning of this journey, she is still labeled a traitor or a far right activist.

She is neither of those things.

What she is is an independent thinker, brave, outspoken and honest.

Only with people of sound minds like her, who are brave enough to withstand the mob mentality of radical Islamic fundamentalists who don’t even know they’re being brainwashed – or who are fine with it – will we even achieve peace between Arabs and Jews, and will the world defeat Radical Islam.

When I say that I have hope, it is because of people like Rawan.