On Sinwar's death: "either victory or martyrdom, and both are victories"
Reported by The Australian, 20 Oct 2024.
February 2026
In the prayer before the Herzog protest clashes
The Saturday Telegraph published an image captioned "Amer al-Wahwah seen taking part in a prayer before clashes with police occurred".
7 March 2026
Named among "Sydney figures linked to Hizb ut-Tahrir"
Security sources told The Saturday Telegraph the Stand4Palestine pages, "run by Anas and Amer al-Wahwah", were used to organise protests.
Primary Role
Amer al-Wahwah is a relative of Hizb ut-Tahrir Australia founder Ismail al-Wahwah and a regular speaker at the group's events and sermons. He has been featured in social media posts shared by Stand4Palestine about the University of Sydney encampment, and appears on the group's own podcast, Aqsa Frontline. He is also the administrator of the Stand4Palestine WhatsApp group. At the February 2026 protest against Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit, he took part in the prayer led by Sheikh Wesam Charkawi before the clashes with police. The Saturday Telegraph (Suzan Giuliani and Derrick Krusche, 7 March 2026) published an image captioned "Amer al-Wahwah seen taking part in a prayer before clashes with police occurred", and reported that relatives Anas, Amer and Mohammed al-Wahwah, "Sydney figures linked to Hizb ut-Tahrir", had been involved in the protests. The same report cited security sources claiming that the Stand4Palestine Instagram and WhatsApp pages, "run by Anas and Amer al-Wahwah", were being used to "covertly leverage" their roles within Hizb ut-Tahrir to organise protests; Stand4Palestine was contacted for comment. Footage of the prayer was also posted on X by Drew Pavlou.
After Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar was killed in October 2024 he said Sinwar had "led from the front... either victory or martyrdom, and both are victories" (The Australian, 20 Oct 2024).
The Age and Sydney Morning Herald, joint investigation with 60 Minutes, From Caliphate to the Classroom: How Hardline Group Courts the Young (14 June 2024)
The Saturday Telegraph - Ban 'hard to enforce' as Hizb ut-Tahrir operatives infiltrate Sydney protests (Suzan Giuliani and Derrick Krusche, 7 Mar 2026) - headline and photo
The Australian - Yahya Sinwar hailed as a legend at Sydney conference, at which sheik promises Islam will 'dominate' (20 Oct 2024) - copy held by The Evidence Project
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