Many media outlets and commentators simply recite unestablished claims and provide a misleading picture concerning the present tragedy in Gaza, and misrepresent the Palestinian struggle for liberation. Unveiling Tyranny responds to this misinformation and speculation by providing an accurate, moral and intelligent contribution.


This book addresses false narratives and squarely bases itself on the hard facts. It logically weaves together a coherent narrative and refers to the background drivers and antecedents of the Palestinian crisis. Notwithstanding, its arguments are universal and not just restricted to contemporary Zionist brutality.


This book exposes Zionist Israel’s tyranny, apartheid and genocidal intent, and responds to popular and academic objections. After reading this book, readers will develop a sound and contextually-sensitive understanding of the decades-long injustices being meted against the Palestinians and why their emancipation is a burning necessity.

[Audiobook] Unveiling Tyranny: The Genocide In Gaza & False Zionist Narratives On Palestine

3.2 The Claim That Israel Has The Right To Defend Itself

2.1 The Dark Roots Of The Israeli State

Section 2: Key Positive Arguments For The Palestinian Cause

1.1 The Gaza Genocide

Section 1: Background Matter And Epistemic Foundations

Opening Credits

On July 22nd 1946, the Irgun blew up the King David Hotel, the headquarter of the British authorities in Palestine, killing 91 and injuring 46. On October 31st 2023, the “Israeli Defence Forces”, a direct product of the Irgun, bombed the Jabalia Refugee Camp in Gaza, killing at least 50 and injuring many more. In the British media, the former was described as a terrorist attack, whereas the latter was not. Why is this the case?

In this timely polemic, public speaker and academic Mohammad Hijab, translator and journalist Jody Mcyntyre analyse and compare the responses of the British, Arab, and Jewish medias to these two atrocities. As entrenched western support for the Zionist project is pushed to its limits, this text highlights and questions an apparent double standard in reposting acts of terror in Palestine.

3.2 The Claim That Israel Has The Right To Defend Itself

Sapience Institute

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