As someone affected by the atrocities committed by Hamas, I am appalled and deeply disturbed that Amazon and Barnes & Noble are selling a book -  The Thorn And The Carnation - written by the terrorist mastermind, Sinwar. This man, who has more blood on his hands than infamous murderers such as Dahmer, Bundy, Gacy, and Little combined, is now being promoted as an author on these platforms.

Sinwar's book is a shocking indictment of our society's failure to condemn those who commit heinous acts of violence. He has been responsible for the deaths of thousands of innocent people - many of them Jews murdered in cold blood. His actions have caused immeasurable pain and suffering.

Amazon and Barnes & Noble indirectly endorse Sinwar's horrific deeds by allowing this book to be sold on their platforms. They are providing him with a platform to spread his hateful ideology further. This is unacceptable.

We must not allow this blatant disregard for human life to continue unchallenged. We must demand that Amazon and Barnes & Noble take immediate action to remove Sinwar's book from their platforms.

Let us stand together against hate speech and terrorism. Let us ensure that those who commit such atrocities do not get a chance to profit from their crimes or spread their harmful ideologies further.

Please sign this petition today - let your voice be heard in demanding justice for all those affected by Sinwar’s horrific actions. As law-abiding citizens of the world, we cannot allow these murderous, hate-fueled lunatics to run rampant, spreading their ideology of murderous antisemitism all over Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

This should not be allowed under any circumstances. This is not about liberation – this is about hate. There is no room for hate. It is destructive, disruptive, and diabolical. We must censure this book post haste.

Make no mistake about it - the Middle East and the world can ill-afford rhetoric like this to rile up millions of supporters. It will be a black day for humanity. Stop spreading this publication NOW.