Youssef Bu Abdullah, Moroccan Doctor Returning from Gaza, Describes the Women of Gaza

On November 1, 1954, Algerian Hamas (they were called FLN) declared a revolution against the colonial liberal settler occupation, which had been occupying the country since July 5, 1832.

They were labeled by the Western media as “terrorists,” “Islamists,” “communists,” along with other Western terms.

After eight years of guerrilla warfare, and exactly on March 18, 1962, France was forced to sign the Evian Treaty with the Algerian revolutionaries. During this eight-year period, the French massacred 1.5 million Algerians (according to Algerian historians).

The following is a video of the Western liberal values that the French were spreading for over 132 years.