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News of the World - HAMAS PUBLIC RELATIONS TEAM WINS MARKETING "ENMIES" FOR FOURTH YEAR IN A ROW.
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News of the World - HAMAS PUBLIC RELATIONS TEAM WINS MARKETING "ENMIES" FOR FOURTH YEAR IN A ROW.

Hamas managing partner Weal El-Victim said he is humbled but later admitted show organisers made him say that. El-Victim said he honestly felt like the king of the world.

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At the World Marketing Awards, the Enmies, where the champagne flows and the sanctimonious preen, Hamas’s PR wizards, the Crescent Moon Spin Doctors, have once again seized the gilded crown.

Their triumph? The unholy invention of “Islamophobia”—a term so diabolically clever it turns butchers into bleeding hearts, aggressors into the aggrieved.

It’s a grotesque moral inversion that could make Orwell and Hitchens retch …

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