I will never do this again. I would like to request that everyone who reads this restack this post. It’s the most important thing I’ve ever written.
Lots to say today, but let’s not get distracted. Only one thing matters:
Say her name.
Not Shiri Bibas — you don’t need me to tell you that. You’re already saying it, telling your friends, Xweeting it. You can’t stop thinking about her. All of Israel is united in grief for her. Every decent human being on earth is saying her name.
I’m talking about the dead Palestinian woman whose body the Hamascum stuffed into a casket marked “Arrested 10/7/23,” defaced with vulgar graffiti, filled with garbage.
Who was she? She had a name. She had a life. I don’t know if she died a natural death or not. But I do know this: whatever dignity she had in death was stolen —by her own people.
Israel should not play along with this next-level desecration. They should not return her body, not merely to defy Hamascum, but because it’s the right thing to do.
Every effort should be made to find her family. If they wish, they should be escorted to Israel for her burial — in Israel.
An imam in Israel should bury her in a Muslim cemetery, according to Muslim rites.
No media. But Israeli government representatives should be there. It should all be recorded and posted — on YouTube, TikTok, X. Let the world see.
The Unknown Palestinian Woman is the real symbol of the “Palestinian Cause.”
Exploited, desecrated, used as a cheap stunt, robbed of dignity, dragged in a defaced casket close to the dirt. They thought it would reflect on us. It doesn’t.
It reflects on them.
Here lies the Palestinian Cause. Arrested: October 7, 2023. Buried: February 20, 2025.
I wish the Unknown Palestinian Woman’s soul eternal rest.
“Palestine” doesn’t deserve a pretty headstone. It deserves a pit in the ground. But just to be graphic:
