A federal grand jury in Detroit, Michigan indicted Mohamad Mustapha Ali Masfaka with attempted naturalization fraud, making false statements to FBI investigators and immigration officials, and perjury.


According to U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement (’ICE’), Mafaka could get 23 years in prison and $750,000 in fines if he’s convicted of all charges.

The indictment accuses him of lying to ICE and FBI agents during the Holy Land Foundation terror investigation in Dallas.

The Israeli Air Force hit five (5) smuggling tunnels between Egypt and Gaza, a rocket launch site, a Hamas outpost, according to the IDF.


The IAF hit the targets after a Grad missile from the Gaza Strip hit the Israeli port city of Ashkelon. The Hamas facility targeted was in Abassan village (inset) just east of Khan Younis in the southern part of the Gaza Strip.

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Former Lt. General Thomas McInerney told the Jerusalem Post that Israel was “too restrained and could have gone deeper into Gaza.”

Another reporter confirms that Hamas uses human shields in Gaza’s civilian population, intentionally putting Palestinian lives in jeopardy.

Taghreed El-Khodary’s candid interviews of wounded Palestinians and their families in the emergency room at Gaza’s Shifa Hospital is revealing for its candor.

Dr. Awni al-Jaru, 37, a surgeon at the hospital, rushed in from his home here, dressed in his scrubs. But he came not to work. His head was bleeding, and his daughter’s jaw was broken.

He said Hamas militants next to his apartment building had fired mortar and rocket rounds. Israel fired back with force, and his apartment was hit. His wife, Albina, originally from Ukraine, and his 1-year-old son were killed.

A young Hamas terrorist proudly tells the New York Times reporter that “we run into houses to get away” from the Israeli military.

“Hurry, I must get back so I can keep fighting,” he told the doctors.

He was told that there were more serious cases than his, that he needed to wait. But he insisted. “We are fighting the Israelis,” he said. “When we fire we run, but they hit back so fast. We run into the houses to get away.” He continued smiling.


“Why are you so happy?” this reporter asked. “Look around you.”

A girl who looked about 18 screamed as a surgeon removed shrapnel from her leg. An elderly man was soaked in blood. A baby a few weeks old and slightly wounded looked around helplessly. A man lay with parts of his brain coming out. His family wailed at his side.

“Don’t you see that these people are hurting?” the militant was asked.

“But I am from the people, too,” he said, his smile incandescent. “They lost their loved ones as martyrs. They should be happy. I want to be a martyr, too.”