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It turns out, unshockingly, that Nadine Ayoub, the Dubai-residing contestant at Miss Universe who represented "palestine", has connections with a jihadist:

Nadine Ayoub, the first-ever Palestinian contestant in the Miss Universe competition, was married to Sharif Barghouti, the son of senior Fatah figure Marwan Barghouti, and later named her child after him, the New York Post revealed.

Ayoub, who says she is a 27-year-old US and Canadian citizen living in Dubai, made headlines recently after being selected as the first Palestinian representative in Miss Universe 2025, which concluded Thursday night with Miss Mexico winning the crown.

Old photos obtained by the New York Post show that she made a notable effort to hide the fact that she had once been married to Sharif Barghouti, son of the well-known Fatah leader who is serving five life sentences at the Israeli Hadarim Prison for orchestrating terrorist attacks that killed five people in 2001 and 2002.

Posts on social media indicate that Ayoub married Sharif Barghouti in 2016, and three years later gave birth to a son named Marwan, apparently in tribute to the convicted murderer and terrorist.

Well this definitely gives beauty a bad name, when someboyd like her obviously went into the contest just to push propaganda, and employ it as nothing more than a propaganda weapon. And if the Miss Universe pageant is going to allow this, it's one more reason why they themselves should've gone out of business long ago. Beauty pageants cannot be produced as a political tool, and this only further damages the brand.

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