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"For decades, Western and Israeli policy alignment — expressed through U.S. diplomacy, European funding mechanisms, and Israeli security doctrine — relied on a stable pattern: military assaults, humanitarian aid, diplomatic statements, and a return to routine governance. Each round of destruction was framed as crisis and then absorbed back into normal operations. The current phase in Gaza cannot be absorbed. The scale of killing, displacement, starvation, and infrastructural collapse has overwhelmed the mechanisms designed to contain it." -Rima Najjar- countercurrents.org/2025/12/gaza-c…

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Torture - expel the Israeli ambassador and break all links

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The most important thing to remember to do is believe your eyes and ears. Jewish Israeli society supports the genocide. The only issues they have are "managerial". Jewish Israeli society is dedicated to ensuring its supremacy. Israel is growing weaker. The rest is gaslighting.

@markgkenny just said on #insiders he supports Israel - it was all wrapped up in his concern for the treatment of the flotilla & then he said "I support Israel" on National TV. I always respected him as a journalist but that's gone - effective immediately! ❌

Israel is relying on us to forget & forgive the unprecedented barbarity they've inflicted on millions of innocent civilians. IN THEIR FKN DREAMS!!!!! #IsraeliNazis #IsraelIsATerroristState #IsraeliCriminals

A spate of Victoria police counterterrorism officers raiding nonviolent protesters increasingly appears as if pro-Palestinian activists are being framed as a national security threat, and NSW police have been in on the act as well 👇 sydneycriminallawyers.com.au/blog/counterte… via @sydcrimlawyers

Brother Nick Hanna is doing all this work for free. His not for profit org, the civil liberties defence centre is in urgent need of funding to keep this vital work going. Pls donate here: chuffed.org/project/175444…

"In April 2024, over seven months into Israel's genocidal onslaught on Gaza, Palestinian emergency workers in Gaza discovered several mass graves at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis and Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City... The Civil Defence in Gaza reported that nearly 400 bodies of women, men, children, and the elderly were buried in these graves." 👇

Some background to this Israeli war crime: The horrific account which this woman (whose name is yet not clear) describes--of a mass grave with 300 bodies of Palestinians, including small children, hands bound behind their backs, who were executed by Israeli soldiers--is likely from 2024. What she reports is substantiated by reports from when the mass graves were found in 2024. Israel has not allowed investigators into Gaza precisely because Israel is attempting to cover up its massive (and ongoing) war crimes against Palestinians in Gaza. Through the courageous reporting of Palestinian journalists in Gaza, as well as those aid workers/doctors who came to Gaza, Israel's war crimes have been widely exposed in spite of its efforts to the contrary. "In April 2024, over seven months into Israel's genocidal onslaught on Gaza, Palestinian emergency workers in Gaza discovered several mass graves at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis and Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City...  The Civil Defence in Gaza reported that nearly 400 bodies of women, men, children, and the elderly were buried in these graves. The bodies bore the marks of genocidal violence; some were discovered naked with their hands tied behind their backs, suggesting they were victims of extrajudicial executions; other bodies were severely mutilated, showing signs of torture, while still others had medical tubes attached, indicating that the Israeli military had also killed the wounded and sick. Even healthcare workers, still in their scrubs, were among the dead. Reports suggest that Israeli troops may have buried some Palestinians alive. Following the initial discovery in April 2024, Palestinian emergency workers continue to uncover mass graves throughout the Gaza Strip, particularly around hospitals that the Israeli military besieged and violently attacked. Approximately 140 mass graves have been identified since October 7, 2023, likely containing the remains of thousands of victims. Lacking forensic equipment, it is difficult for the emergency teams to investigate and document these graves." palestine-studies.org/en/node/1655889 Reported here, too, with photos: aljazeera.com/news/2024/4/24… Note: In March 2025, in Rafah (southern Gaza), the Israeli army slaughtered 15 Palestinian medics/emergency workers (8 PRCS, 6 Civil Defense and 1 UN staff)--who were wearing uniforms and in their clearly marked vehicles (ambulances, fire truck, UN vehicle) with lights flashing--attempting to reach injured Palestinians. Israeli soldiers point-blank assassinated these Palestinian heroes, also tying their hands behind their backs and burying them in a mass grave after murdering them. ingaza.wordpress.com/2025/04/09/isr…

Jillian Segal is a major part of the problem and the result of a very bad decision by @alboMP to appoint her What a waste of money her position has been No benefit to the national interest

Oct 2025: @SenatorWong says the "Gaza ceasefire" is a "singular achievement" by Donald Trump, "extraordinarily moving" and that Donald "deserves enormous congratulations." 24 May 2026: HAPPENING RIGHT NOW, SENATOR! AND ALSO NON-STOP SINCE OCT 2025! 👇🏻 #auspol #GazaHolocaust

Iranian media picking up on @MichaelWestBiz reporting. Great to see.

Il Ministro Israeliano Ben Gvir è l’espressione di uno Stato coloniale genocida. Ben Gvir non ha creato le politihe criminali Israeliane: è il frutto velenoso della criminalità, dell’illegalità e della dittatura militare fascista israeliana che dura dal 1967 e genera figure come lui. Ben Gvir è l’autobiografia del governo israeliano, non è un’aberrazione.

𝗪𝗜𝗟𝗟 𝗜𝗦𝗥𝗔𝗘𝗟 𝗖𝗢𝗠𝗠𝗜𝗧 𝗢𝗥 𝗕𝗟𝗢𝗖𝗞 𝗔 𝗨.𝗦.–𝗜𝗥𝗔𝗡 𝗗𝗘𝗔𝗟? A U.S.–Iran agreement is emerging as the backbone of efforts to end the war across all fronts, especially the Lebanon front. With President Trump declaring that a regional peace framework is "largely negotiated," a sweeping 60-day interim Memorandum of Understanding is now on the table. It promises a massive regional reset: reopening the blockaded Strait of Hormuz and lifting maritime blockades on Tehran in exchange for a sweeping regional truce. But for Israel, this isn’t just a diplomatic question. It’s a political trap. For Benjamin Netanyahu, accepting the current draft of this deal means agreeing to end the war in Lebanon while Hezbollah remains in the south, capable of maintaining active deterrence and striking anywhere it chooses. Worse yet for the defense establishment, the draft kicks the can down the road, postponing the critical issue of Iran's highly enriched uranium stockpile to later negotiations. That directly contradicts Netanyahu's core promise: “securing the north.” Inside Israel, a truce that restores the status quo ante won’t be seen as de-escalation, it will be judged as an outright strategic failure. Figures like Benny Gantz have already drawn a hard red line, rejecting any ceasefire tied to Iran that allows Hezbollah to emerge politically stronger, while domestic critics blast the government for failing to achieve a decisive victory on any front. The message from within Israel's security cabinet is clear: ending the war without fundamentally changing the reality on the ground is unacceptable. The Global Cost of "No" But rejecting the deal comes at a fatal cost. If Israel refuses a historic, U.S.-brokered agreement personally driven by Donald Trump, it risks triggering an unprecedented rupture with its most vital superpower ally. Netanyahu cannot afford to be framed as the sole spoiler of a landmark "America First" diplomatic victory. If he flatly blocks it, he risks reinforcing a growing global perception, that Israel is not seeking an end to the conflict, but actively prolonging it. This is Netanyahu’s dilemma, and he is scrambling to find a third way out. Rather than a blind rejection, Israel’s tactical play is to exploit the fine print. Behind closed doors, Netanyahu is fiercely lobbying Washington to guarantee a specific, non-negotiable caveat: that even under a signed U.S.-Iran MOU, Israel explicitly retains "freedom of military action" to strike inside Lebanon the moment Hezbollah violates the truce or moves to rearm. But for Iran and Hezbollah, this demand is an absolute dealbreaker. Tehran insists that any regional framework must mean a total, permanent end to the war on all fronts. From Hezbollah’s perspective, granting Israel a unilateral license to strike is a forced surrender. They firmly reject any terms that strip them of their core mandate, maintaining an absolute right to defend Lebanese sovereignty and respond with immediate force the moment Israel violates the truce. Without that escape clause, Netanyahu faces a brutal math: Accept the deal as-is, and face immediate political collapse and coalition mutiny at home. Reject it outright, and plunge Israel into deep, irreversible isolation abroad. Either way, someone pays the price. And increasingly, it looks like Netanyahu himself may be the one forced to.

WITH RUSSIA AND CHINA STANDING FIRMLY WITH IRAN, TRUMP HAS NO ROOM TO MOVE!

"....286 political prisoners in Britain, held in relation to their activism for Palestinian rights or against fossil fuel..." 👇

This research by Queen Mary University of London should be a wake up call for the UK government and judicial institutions: 286 political prisoners in Britain, held in relation to their activism for Palestinian rights or against fossil fuel. Prison sentences for acts of direct action or civil disobedience (which were once rare) are now being imposed with increasing length and frequency. In Great Britain. theguardian.com/law/2026/may/2…

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@thiagoavilabr .@sanchezcastejon You have IDF working in Spain????

When a family member attempted to cross a barrier to embrace their loved ones, the Ertzaintza (Basque autonomous police) suddenly and shockingly responded with violence. What should have been a moment of relief and familial comfort was interrupted by even more brutality.