BREAKING: Osama Bin Laden’s Letter To America About Israel-Palestine Crisis Causes Fear, Panic

Late terrorist, Osama bin Laden’s “Letter to America”, in which he spoke about the Israel-Palestine crisis and why he killed about 3,000 Americans in the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, is currently trending and being discussed among left-wing creators on the wildly popular video app, Titkok.…CONTINUE READING

On Monday, a TikTok user with 371 followers, using the screen name “_monix2,” posted a video where she read parts of the letter in which Osama bin Laden said his killing of Americans had been justified by the United States’ support of Israel’s “occupation” of Palestine.

Yesterday, videos with the ‘#lettertoamerica’ hashtag (which has now been banned by Tiktok), was been about 2 million times.

While many claim the letter has exposed them to the part of history they never learned, some American commentators described it as a propaganda.

In the letter, Osama claimed Israel never had a land and that the Jews are occupying the land of Palestine with America’s support.

The late terrorist claimed the British handed over Palestine with America’s support to the Jews who are planning to destroy the popular Al-Aqsa Mosque.

Osama pronounced in the letter that the ‘blood flowing in Palestine because of America must be fully revenged’: a statement that believeably spawned the Israel-Hamas war.

“The creation and continuation of Israel is one of the greatest crimes, and you (America) are the leaders of its criminals. And of course there is no need to explain and prove the degree of American support for Israel.

“The creation of Israel is a crime erased. Each and every person whose hands have become polluted in the constitution towards this crime must pay its price, and pay for it heavily,” Osama said in the controversial letter that has now been unpublished by media houses.

TikTok spokesman Alex Haurek said Thursday that the company was “proactively and aggressively” removing videos promoting the letter for violating the company’s rules on “supporting any form of terrorism” and said it was “investigating” how the videos got onto its platform

How The Israel-Hamas War Started

Israel had declared war on the Palestinian militant, Hamas, after the Islamist military organization, on Saturday, October 7th, carried out an unprecedented attack by air, sea and land on her.

The attacks on Israel were unprecedented in tactic and scale, BBC reports.

It was gathered that Israel has not faced its adversaries in street battles on its own territory since the 1948 Arab-Israeli war.

Hamas militants who govern the Gaza strip in Palestine, called the operation against Israel “Al-Aqsa Storm”.

They claim that the assault on Israel was a response to what it described as Israeli attacks on women, the desecration of the al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem and the ongoing siege of Gaza.

The large-scale surprise assault left more than 1200 dead in Israel, according to public broadcaster Kan.

This unprecedented attack prompted a lethal volley of retaliatory Israeli airstrikes on Gaza that has killed over 11,000 people.