The exclusive story of the shocking past of a congressional candidate.
In 1995, ‘Adam’ Hisham Hamawy testified for the defense in the trial of Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman: the Egyptian Islamic terror leader linked to the World Trade Center bombing.
Now, Hamawy is running for Congress in New Jersey while promising to defund the military, abolish ICE, and dismantle the Department of Homeland Security.
Hamawy, an Egyptian Muslim currently working as a plastic surgeon in New Jersey, has been in the news more recently for his Gaza advocacy, demanding that Israel stop its military campaign against Hamas, and in his recent interview with Hasan Piker, a Turkish social media influencer who praised the USSR and defended Hamas, the candidate accused our military of “war crimes”.
Calling the War Department, the “Department of War Crimes”, is at odds with Hamamy’s cultivated pseudo-patriotic image as a military plastic surgeon right down to his signage.
It may however show his true feelings. But where did Hamawy’s hatred for America come from?
No media outlet has covered his past appearance at the highest profile Islamic terrorist trial in American history. Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman, known as the ‘Blind Sheikh’, had headed a Muslim Brotherhood splinter group terror organization in Egypt, before coming to America, where he raised money for Osama bin Laden and his Jihadist operations in Afghanistan.
In America, the Blind Sheikh fundraised at mosques while calling for terrorist attacks in this country and the destruction of the United States. Rahman ranted that Americans were “the descendants of apes and pigs” and urged “cut the transportation of their countries, tear it apart, destroy their economy, burn their companies, eliminate their interests, sink their ships, shoot down their planes, kill them on the sea, air, or land”.
The Sheikh’s supporters carried out terrorist attacks across Egypt. Others were responsible for the World Trade Center bombing in 1993 and Rahman was finally convicted of taking part in “a war of urban terrorism against the United States” that targeted the Statue of Liberty and other New York City landmarks. His supporters were caught preparing bombs and at Rahman’s trial, testimony was introduced about Rahman urging an informant to assassinate Egypt’s president.
Rahman’s defense team, led by Lynne Stewart, later convicted of providing material support to terrorists for relaying the terror sheikh’s messages encouraging more attacks, however brought out Hamawy to deny the informant’s claim. The question is why was Hamawy even there?
The setting was a van ride to an Islamic conference in Detroit. The trip had been arranged by
Sheikh Rahman, who had demanded a van because there would be six passengers on the trip. Hamawy, apparently sitting behind Rahman, was only one of four others invited to go along.
Emad Salem, the informant, had proposed his car, which seated five, but Rahman rejected it.
“Can you get us something bigger? We are going to be six. Can you get us a van?” he had demanded.
If Adam Hamawy were unimportant, Sheikh Rahman could have dropped him and taken the car. Instead he had insisted that the informant get a van to be able to accommodate all six of them.
Rahman wasn’t just going to conferences, he was traveling around to raise money for what would become Al Qaeda. The terrorists around him were paranoid about spies and security.
So what was Hamawy, now a congressional candidate, doing so close to the terror sheikh?
Why were the sheikh’s men not worried when Rahman talked about violence in Hamawy’s presence? An FBI informant had to work hard to penetrate Rahman’s circle while risking his life, and yet the med student was just casually sitting there.
I reached out to the congressional candidate to get some answers, but got no response. --->READ MORE HERE
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