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HOLY SHIT!! ISRAELI JOURNALIST SAYS USA NEEDS ANOTHER 9/11!!!
Beni Sabti, an Israeli journalist for i24 and Channel 12, says ‘maybe the USA needs another Pearl Harbor or 9/11’ to realize that Israel is their true friend. He edited the post without realizing previous edits are viewable.
Absolutely unhinged and deranged. God help Americans.
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🇺🇦 Funny how "fighting for freedom" starts with losing yours at the side of the road in Odessa.
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 TRUMP HAS ALREADY VIOLATED SECTION 1 OF THE MoU!
Trump just threatened to "hit Iran very hard again" over Lebanon, a direct breach of Section 1 of the Islamabad MoU, which binds both sides to refrain from the threat or use of force against each other.
DD Geopolitics@DD_Geopolitics
Trump is threatening Iran to make Hezbollah stop retaliating against Israeli attacks on Lebanon. More projection.
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JD Vance Doesn't Deny Genocide in Lebanon
A reporter asked VP JD Vance directly: "Are you ready to stop genocide in Lebanon? Israel has something like genocide in Lebanon. The main issue is stopping this."
Vance did not dispute the characterization, but pivoted instead to: "I think that the president United States and the United States of America have done more to stop the conflict in Lebanon than any government anywhere in the world."
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Canadian @ndp MP speaking the truth that few have guts to say.
Don Davies@DonDavies
The continuing attacks by Israel on Gaza - killing civilians, including children every time - are simply appalling. They are clear crimes against humanity. There is no justification for these murderous actions whatsoever. Canada must apply fully sanctions on Israel now.
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Anyone might have thought they were trying to prevent journalists from reporting from Gaza
"Al Jazeera cameraman Ahmed Wishah killed in Israeli strike on Gaza. Wishah among at least 260 journalists killed since Israel’s war on Gaza began in October 2023"
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The Liberals play us for fools. Canada supports Lebanon’s “territorial integrity” but wants to disarm the group defending it.
As Israel slaughters dozens upon dozens in a bid to scuttle the US-Iran memorandum of understanding, Anita Anand spoke to her Lebanese counterpart Friday. Afterwards Canada’s foreign minister posted, “Lebanon’s territorial integrity must be upheld. Canada will continue to stand for international law and sovereignty.” Anand’s statement ended noting “the importance of Hezbollah’s disarmament.”
But Hezbollah is the only force resisting Israel’s invasion, its sixth in less than fifty years. Over 4,000 Lebanese, including famed marine turtle sanctuary ecologist Mona Khalil, have been killed since March. Israel has wiped many villages off the map and destroyed ancient cities as well as agriculture lands.
It’s absurd to say you support a country’s “territorial integrity” but want to disarm the force resisting the aggressor. It’s Israel, not Hezbollah, that should be disarmed. Yet Canada continues to supply the lawless genocidal state with arms as well as allowing charities to violate the law by assisting the IOF and “inducing” Canadians to join it.
The idea that the Lebanese Armed Forces can protect its “territorial integrity” is nonsense. The Lebanese military is a western proxy, receiving the vast majority of its funds from foreign countries. Since Hezbollah delivered a strategic blow to Israel in the 2006 war the US has given more than $3 billion to the LAF. Washington provides half its budget while the European Union, Britain, Saudi Arabia and Qatar have also provided hundreds of millions of dollars. For its part, Canada has provided over $100 million to the LAF as part of a US-led effort to turn the it into a counterweight to Hezbollah.
While it’s on Canada’s terrorism list, Hezbollah isn’t classified a “terrorist” organization by the United Nations or most countries in the world. Nor was an organization that’s long been represented in Lebanon’s parliament defined as a “terrorist” organization by Ottawa for the first half of its existence. In fact, Prime Minister Jean Chretien met then Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah in Beirut in October 2002.
In “Selectively Terrified” Mary Foster detailed “how Hezbollah became a terrorist organization in Canada”. Basically, Hezbollah was listed after a concerted effort by pro-Israel forces. Foster wrote that “pressure to list Hezbollah came from the Canadian Alliance Party (a precursor to today’s Conservative Party), senior Liberal politicians Irwin Cotler and Art Eggleton, B’nai Brith (a Jewish human rights organization, staunchly pro-Israel in orientation), and the Canadian Jewish Congress.” The campaign was greatly boosted by fabricated quotes in the National Post claiming Nasrallah encouraged suicide bombing during a speech at a Beirut rally.
If Ottawa cared about Lebanon’s territorial integrity, they’d stop arming the lawless genocidal Jewish supremacist state and assist the one group actually fighting for what Canada claims to support.
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Apenas unas horas después del "acuerdo de paz" de EEUU e Irán, el ejército genocida de "Israel" reventó el acuerdo bombardeando más de 220 veces el sur del Líbano, asesinando a más de 83 libaneses.
Como decía Frantz Fanon: "El colonialismo no es una máquina de pensar, no está dotado de facultades de raciocinio. Es la violencia en estado de naturaleza y solo puede ceder ante una violencia mayor".
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@dubidubidapat @HarrygPettit Israel does not even bother with tunnels. They openly use their population as human shields.
We saw again again how people in various cities including Tel Aviv are human shields.
We even found out the under a hospital there was a mission centre.
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Nate Bear@NateB_Panic
Israeli media reveals that in late February Iran hit Israel's secret geospatial intelligence Unit 9900 building "hidden inside a residential area." In other words Israel deliberately uses human shields to protect military assets
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@HarrygPettit Tunnels are indeed a crucial tool in guerilla warfare, but you should also acknowledge that it mainly relies on civillians above to act as human shields. Guerilla warfare in general relies on civillian protection.
Hamas tunnels go under civillian infrastructures.
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Hezbollah, like Hamas, builds tunnels because they know that one day the Zionist colonisers will arrive to try to take their land.
These tunnels give them the best chance of resisting their genocidal carpet bombing of whole landscapes.
Tunnels have long been a core part of anti-colonial resistance and guerilla warfare. Suddenly genocidal Zionists want us to believe that they signify terror. Luckily the world no longer listens to anything they say.
Ambassador Yechiel (Michael) Leiter@yechielleiter
Imagine how long it takes to carve a tunnel network like this into a mountain. Don't be fooled - this is who Hezbollah is - terrorists occupying Lebanon at the behest of Iran in order to attack Israel.
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Four members of the Qalaji family were killed in an Israeli strike on Sohmor in Lebanon’s western Bekaa on Saturday, Cradle Media reported.
The victims: Batoul Qalaji, her young son Ali, and her parents. Colleagues remembered Batoul as a single mother who worked multiple jobs to support her child and care for her elderly parents.
The Cradle@TheCradleMedia
Batoul Qalaji, her son Ali, and her parents, were killed in an Israeli attack earlier today on Sohmor, in Lebanon's Western Bekaa. Qalaji's colleague eulogized her, saying: "Today, let me tell you about Batoul. Batoul, who decided to work 100 jobs at the same time to support her young son, who had no one but his mother to embrace him, to help her sick father, and to stay by the side of her elderly mother. This is Batoul—the strong woman, striving for her child and her parents."
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The first shocking moments after the israelis missile strike a tent inside Ibn Sina School in Al-Shati displacement camp, northwest of Gaza City
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🚨 While Ben-Gvir publicly declares “All of Lebanon must burn” and “a thousand Lebanese mothers must weep,” he also oversees Israel’s Prison Service.
B’Tselem calls it a “network of torture camps.”
UN experts document systematic torture and sexual violence against Palestinian detainees.
For 987 days since Oct 7, 2023, Israel has blocked the Red Cross from any access.
This is who controls Israel’s “security” system. 🧵👇
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@MarkJCarney Our PM and 294 other Canadian MPs are complicit in genocide and multiple ethnic cleansings.
A little prayer is my All Knowing & Just God:
May His blessings and mercy be on the oppressed.
May His curse and wrath be on oppressors and its supporters.
Amen
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Haithem From GAZA | 🇵🇸@haysam1979
A TRUE STORY THAT HAPPENED TO ME TODAY: On the road from Gaza to Khan Younis, a little girl named Sama sat next to me. She was in her mother's lap, pointing her tiny hand towards the window. I understood she wanted to see the sea, so I opened the window and sat her on my lap. A smile came over her face, as if she'd just remembered that life has another form. I said to her, laughing, "Sorry, dear... I swear I didn't realize you'd been pointing at me for so long. Why didn't you call me, dear?" Her mother said, "She used to talk a lot, but after what happened to her two years ago, she stopped talking altogether, only using gestures." I was silent for a moment, a curiosity and an old, hateful urge I couldn't suppress—the urge to ask—with a surge of curiosity. So I asked, realizing I'd committed the sin of curiosity once again. And this was the answer to my question about why the little girl was silent... I wish I hadn't asked. On December 7, 2023, they were trapped in the Musqat School on Jaffa Street. Three hundred civilians were waiting for "evacuation." The soldiers ordered the men to leave first, tricked them, and executed four of them in front of their wives and children. Sama's father was one of them. Half an hour later, her older sister came out, trying to drag her father's body, but they shot her. She bled for nine hours on the ground, and by God's grace, she survived. The occupation army ordered the women to flee to the west of the city after arresting the remaining men, the first of whom was Sama's older brother. On the way, the mother discovered that her daughter Sama was not with them. That moment alone was enough to age the soul for an eternity. For three days, she returned to the school, which had been transformed into a military barracks, pleading with the soldiers to let her search. On the third day, she was allowed to enter. I entered the area, searching among the rubble of houses and charred walls, among the small, torn bags, among the silenced voices, until I found her sitting beneath a wall, in filthy clothes, staring blankly into space for three days without food or water. That child was Sama. Since that day, not a single word had come out of her mouth. She hadn't cried, hadn't screamed, hadn't spoken. She only gestured to ask for something, and tapped her plate to eat, and her cup to drink. I looked at Sama as she laughed at the sea. I wanted to say something, anything, but it was no use. Just hearing the story left me speechless, Sama. How can you console a child who has gone through all this, who has lost her voice, her father, whose sister was injured, and whose childhood was stolen? I cursed my curiosity, and I cursed this cowardly world that smiles in the faces of murderers, a world that adorns its screens with talk of "peace." This genocide has not and will not end, it will not leave us, and we will not forget our pain even if the whole earth blossomed in apology to Sama and the people of Gaza...
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To all the dads across Canada: thank you for everything you do.
Happy Father’s Day.
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A TRUE STORY THAT HAPPENED TO ME TODAY:
On the road from Gaza to Khan Younis, a little girl named Sama sat next to me.
She was in her mother's lap, pointing her tiny hand towards the window. I understood she wanted to see the sea, so I opened the window and sat her on my lap. A smile came over her face, as if she'd just remembered that life has another form.
I said to her, laughing,
"Sorry, dear... I swear I didn't realize you'd been pointing at me for so long. Why didn't you call me, dear?"
Her mother said,
"She used to talk a lot, but after what happened to her two years ago, she stopped talking altogether, only using gestures."
I was silent for a moment, a curiosity and an old, hateful urge I couldn't suppress—the urge to ask—with a surge of curiosity.
So I asked, realizing I'd committed the sin of curiosity once again.
And this was the answer to my question about why the little girl was silent... I wish I hadn't asked.
On December 7, 2023, they were trapped in the Musqat School on Jaffa Street. Three hundred civilians were waiting for "evacuation."
The soldiers ordered the men to leave first, tricked them, and executed four of them in front of their wives and children. Sama's father was one of them.
Half an hour later, her older sister came out, trying to drag her father's body, but they shot her. She bled for nine hours on the ground, and by God's grace, she survived.
The occupation army ordered the women to flee to the west of the city after arresting the remaining men, the first of whom was Sama's older brother.
On the way, the mother discovered that her daughter Sama was not with them. That moment alone was enough to age the soul for an eternity.
For three days, she returned to the school, which had been transformed into a military barracks, pleading with the soldiers to let her search.
On the third day, she was allowed to enter. I entered the area, searching among the rubble of houses and charred walls, among the small, torn bags, among the silenced voices, until I found her sitting beneath a wall, in filthy clothes, staring blankly into space for three days without food or water.
That child was Sama. Since that day, not a single word had come out of her mouth. She hadn't cried, hadn't screamed, hadn't spoken. She only gestured to ask for something, and tapped her plate to eat, and her cup to drink.
I looked at Sama as she laughed at the sea. I wanted to say something, anything, but it was no use. Just hearing the story left me speechless, Sama.
How can you console a child who has gone through all this, who has lost her voice, her father, whose sister was injured, and whose childhood was stolen?
I cursed my curiosity, and I cursed this cowardly world that smiles in the faces of murderers, a world that adorns its screens with talk of "peace."
This genocide has not and will not end, it will not leave us, and we will not forget our pain even if the whole earth blossomed in apology to Sama and the people of Gaza...
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“My longing is for the eternal abode that remains.”
6 hours before he was killed, this was the last post published by journalist cameraman Ahmed Samir Washah, brother of slain journalist Mohammed Washah, who was assassinated by Israel in a bombing on Al-Bureij refugee Camp in the central Gaza Strip.
Warfare Analysis@warfareanalysis
Israel has just assassinated another journalist. Ahmed Washah, a cameraman for Al Jazeera, was killed in an Israeli drone strike in Al-Bureij Camp in the central Gaza Strip. He was the brother of journalist Mohammed Washah (pictured on the right), who also worked for Al Jazeera and was killed by Israel previously.
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🚨 Israeli Attacks Kill 10 Across Gaza, Including a Journalist and Multiple Children
Israeli airstrikes and gunfire killed at least 10 Palestinians across Gaza on Saturday, among them an Al Jazeera photojournalist and two young girls, as Israel pressed its 254th straight day of violating the ceasefire, Felesteen Online reported, citing medical sources.
🔸 In the Bureij camp in central Gaza, an Israeli strike on a group of people killed photojournalist Ahmed Samir Wishah and two others, Sibaai Abu Hasna and Mohammed Abu Gharqoud.
🔸 In Gaza City, a pre-dawn strike on the Safadi family’s apartment on Thirtieth Street killed 4 people, including two young girls and a woman. Their 9-year-old son was critically wounded in the attack and underwent the amputation of a leg.
🔸 A man was killed and 8 others wounded when a drone struck people near the Dream Palace hall west of Khan Younis; the wounded were taken to Nasser Medical Complex.
🔸 Further strikes and gunfire killed a woman in Beit Lahiya and a man near the Saftawi junction in northern Gaza, while a drone wounded four people, one critically, in Gaza City’s Sheikh Radwan neighborhood.
Israeli tanks south of Mawasi, Rafah and warships off the southern coast also opened fire on residential areas, the outlet said.
Gaza’s Health Ministry said this morning at least 1,007 Palestinians have been killed since the ceasefire was announced in October. The cumulative toll since October 2023 has risen to 73,018 killed and over 173,000 wounded.
Gaza Notifications@gazanotice
🚨The leg of 9 year old Omar was amputated in an Israeli strike on his home in Gaza this morning. His sister Zeina (4) and sister Lana (11) , along with their father, were killed. Their mother is in critical condition.
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🔥 This is why the clip is exploding.Sarah Netanyahu pleads for sympathy:
“My children have suffered shaming and violence simply because they are the children of the Prime Minister. We must condemn personal attacks on children in any setting.”
🇬🇧 A British activist’s response hits like a hammer:
“Did your children starve?
Were they bombed?
Did you receive them in plastic bags?
Were they shot while collecting water, ribs shattered?
Your criminal husband did this to the children of Gaza.”
The video is devastating.
Her words play while these questions overlay in Arabic.
The contrast is brutal.
This is the double standard the world can no longer ignore
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🚨 Update: Three month old babay Mohammed Al-Khatib remains at risk of losing more of his limbs after an Israeli strike killed his mother while she was breastfeeding him in a tent for displaced families in Gaza.
His leg has already been amputated, and doctors now warn that his injured hand may also need amputation.
Time is running out. Mohammed urgently needs medical evacuation and specialized treatment abroad before it is too late.
Gaza Notifications@gazanotice
🚨Update on infant Mohammed Al-Khatib: Mohammed has now undergone his third surgery in less than a week after being injured by Israeli shelling in Gaza, which killed his mother, amputated his foot, and left his hand at risk. After hours of unbearable pain and crying, he finally fell asleep following the operation. Doctors are racing against time. Mohammed urgently needs medical evacuation and treatment abroad before he risks losing his hand as well.
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