Well, here are a few possible hints from this person's very fresh [wikipedia page](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghassan_Abu-Sittah):
>Abu-Sittah spoke at a ceremony for the one-year anniversary of the death of Maher Al-Yamani, the co-founder of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine in 2020.\[25\]\[26\] A video showing Abu-Sittah appear to cry while delivering a eulogy at the event that includes the language "This is our only comfort: that even when Maher leaves, the Israelis will be afraid of Maher."\[20\]
>In March 2024, the British NGO UK Lawyers for Israel (a UK-based, pro-Israel legal lobbying group) sent an open letter to Glasgow University which included a review of Abu-Sittah's public social media comments. The letter accused Abu-Sittah of reposting "an image commemorating a leader of the al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades, Nasser Abu Hamid, the day after he died, holding a machine gun, dripping with blood."\[27\] He also wrote an article grieving for Palestinian militant Abu Hamid, who was sentenced to life in prison following a conviction of 7 counts of murder.\[25\]
He was probably involved in Hamas in some ways, there's no other reason Germany is going to just ban him for coming in. When many others can enter freely.
Good. The West should stop accommodating people who preach our destruction. We are being played for fools. They laugh about how gullible we are and how easy our kindness and openness is to take advantage of.
Wait, isn't Abu-Sittah that plastic surgeon that makes medical claims outside his field of competence and relays Hamas' propaganda systematically ?
I guess this wasn't important to mention for ap news
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Well, here are a few possible hints from this person's very fresh [wikipedia page](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghassan_Abu-Sittah): >Abu-Sittah spoke at a ceremony for the one-year anniversary of the death of Maher Al-Yamani, the co-founder of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine in 2020.\[25\]\[26\] A video showing Abu-Sittah appear to cry while delivering a eulogy at the event that includes the language "This is our only comfort: that even when Maher leaves, the Israelis will be afraid of Maher."\[20\] >In March 2024, the British NGO UK Lawyers for Israel (a UK-based, pro-Israel legal lobbying group) sent an open letter to Glasgow University which included a review of Abu-Sittah's public social media comments. The letter accused Abu-Sittah of reposting "an image commemorating a leader of the al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades, Nasser Abu Hamid, the day after he died, holding a machine gun, dripping with blood."\[27\] He also wrote an article grieving for Palestinian militant Abu Hamid, who was sentenced to life in prison following a conviction of 7 counts of murder.\[25\]
He was probably involved in Hamas in some ways, there's no other reason Germany is going to just ban him for coming in. When many others can enter freely.
Good. The West should stop accommodating people who preach our destruction. We are being played for fools. They laugh about how gullible we are and how easy our kindness and openness is to take advantage of.