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Israel killed Taleen and Yasmeen in Beirut, Lebanon. Not combatants. Not a threat. Two Lebanese students. No headlines. No outrage. No condemnations. No calls for sanctions.

Israel killed this little Palestinian girl in Gaza today. They shot her while she was sitting in class inside a tent in Beit Lahia. She was only 9 years old. No headlines. No outrage. No condemnation. Not a peep from the “international community.”

Lebanese poet Khatoun Salma and her husband were killed yesterday after Israeli aircraft bombed a residential building in the Talat al-Khayyat area of Beirut.

Trump duped by Netanyahu & Mossad into invading Iran #nyt story This is what the war flunkies in Australia support #auspol

The crazy thing about this on again off again ceasefire is that this guy couldn’t control his sexual urges and raped little children.

Israel is killing Peacekeepers. Say that again, slowly…

BREAKING 🚨:🇦🇺 Australian PM Anthony🔥 He said : "ENOUGH OF WAR. We believe that ceasefire must be extended to Lebanon. I don't want Israel to set the world on fire while we watch as helpless spectators. The world needs peace now”. 🔥 What a leader, What a COURAGE 🫡

#BREAKING: The High Court has dismissed former Liberal staffer Bruce Lehrmann's bid to challenge the outcome of his failed defamation case. The Federal Court had ruled that on the balance of probabilities, Mr Lehrmann did rape Brittany Higgins at Parliament House in 2019. ab.co/4mlUIxE

🔴 Le New York Times vient de publier le récit le plus accablant sur Trump depuis le début de la guerre. Et c'est une bombe. Jonathan Swan et Maggie Haberman, deux journalistes de la Maison Blanche, révèlent comment Trump a pris la décision d'entrer en guerre contre l'Iran. Ce qu'ils décrivent est exactement ce que j'analyse dans Le Pantin de la Maison Blanche. Voici les faits. Netanyahu a vendu un rêve. Le 11 février, dans la Situation Room, le Premier ministre israélien a présenté un scénario en quatre actes : tuer le Guide Suprême, détruire l'armée iranienne, déclencher une révolution populaire, installer un nouveau régime. Il a même montré une vidéo de montage avec les "futurs dirigeants" de l'Iran. Trump a répondu : "Sounds good to me." En une phrase, il venait de sceller le destin de la région. Le lendemain, la CIA a dit que c'était du vent. Les parties 3 et 4 du pitch de Netanyahu, la révolution populaire et le changement de régime, ont été qualifiées de "farce" par Ratcliffe lui-même. Rubio a traduit : "In other words, it's bullshit." Le général Caine a ajouté : "C'est la procédure standard des Israéliens. Ils survendent, et leurs plans ne sont pas toujours bien développés." Trump a entendu. Et il a quand même dit oui. Vance a tout vu. Le vice-président était le seul dans la pièce à s'opposer frontalement, avertissant que la guerre pourrait "détruire la coalition politique de Trump", que le Détroit d'Ormuz était le vrai point de vulnérabilité, que personne ne pouvait prédire les représailles iraniennes quand la survie d'un régime était en jeu. Il a dit : "Tu sais que je pense que c'est une mauvaise idée. Mais si tu veux le faire, je te soutiendrai." Ce n'est pas du courage politique. C'est de la déférence. Susie Wiles a regardé. La cheffe de cabinet, qui avait des inquiétudes, a estimé que ce n'était "pas son rôle" de s'exprimer sur une décision militaire devant les autres. Elle a "encouragé les conseillers à partager leurs vues." Elle s'est tue. Le général Caine n'a jamais dit non. Il a exposé les risques : diminution des stocks de munitions, Détroit d'Ormuz, pas de voie claire vers la victoire. Puis il a dit : "Si vous ordonnez l'opération, l'armée exécutera." Trump, lui, "entendait seulement ce qu'il voulait entendre." Et Trump a signé à bord d'Air Force One, 22 minutes avant la deadline fixée par son propre général : "Operation Epic Fury is approved. No aborts. Good luck." Voilà comment on entre en guerre au XXIe siècle. Pas avec une délibération solennelle. Pas avec un vote du Congrès. Pas avec une stratégie de sortie. Avec un slide show de Netanyahu, un "sounds good to me", et une note envoyée depuis un avion. Dans Le Pantin de la Maison Blanche, j'écris que les vrais décideurs sont ceux qui préparent les présentations que Trump regarde. Netanyahu l'a compris mieux que quiconque. Il a mis en scène une heure de spectacle visuel dans la Situation Room avec Mossad en fond d'écran, des vidéos de "futurs dirigeants", une promesse de victoire rapide et propre. Et Trump a dit oui. Pendant que Vance, Rubio, Wiles et Caine regardaient. Voici l'article du New-York Times : nytimes.com/2026/04/07/us/… 📖 Le Pantin de la Maison Blanche → amazon.fr/dp/B0GPCCMS68/

LONDON IS VERY ANGRY 🚨Right now, Londoners block roads around the Israeli Embassy in protest against attacks on Lebanon, Palestine and Iran.

Ho appena avuto un lungo colloquio telefonico con il Presidente del Libano, il Generale Joseph Aoun a cui ho espresso la solidarietà del Governo italiano per gli attacchi ingiustificati e inaccettabili che sta subendo da Israele. Vogliamo evitare che ci sia una seconda Gaza. Ribadiremo questo concetto anche all’Ambasciatore israeliano che ho convocato alla Farnesina. Condanniamo i bombardamenti sulla popolazione civile libanese, compresi i colpi d’arma da fuoco subiti dai nostri militari @UNIFIL_ per i quali continuiamo a chiedere garanzie di totale sicurezza. Dobbiamo assolutamente evitare un ulteriore allargamento del conflitto che metta a repentaglio la tregua in Iran e la riapertura dello stretto di Hormuz.

MAJOR BREAKING: CNN reports that there does NOT appear to be a formal written document for the ceasefire agreement. Who here thinks that the US should release the actual terms of the so-called ceasefire? What are they covering up?

Between oil futures, prediction markets, and the new “joint venture” with Iran, someone needs to find out exactly how much money the Trump family might be making off of this war while American soldiers take casualties.

No—he's lying. Pakistan wrote up the ceasefire agreement, and Pakistan has said unequivocally that Lebanon was included. So this isn't a mistake Iran made, this is Trump yet again covering for war crimes and vigilantism by Israel by lying to Americans. It's a Trumpist pathology.

Retweet if you believe Netanyahu is a war criminal.

*******Brilliant Andrew Brown. A gutsy principled Australian. ‘Name the war for what it is. Say it plainly, in public, without diplomatic hedging. Illegal. Unjustified. Conducted in violation of the international legal framework that Australia claims as a cornerstone of its foreign policy. Say it to your MP. Say it at your workplace. Say it in the letters you write to newspapers that have not said it themselves. The first act of any movement worth the name is the refusal to accept the sanitised language of the people responsible for the thing being named.' 'These are the people responsible. Blame them. By name. Publicly. Specifically. Without the false balance that treats accountability as extremism.' 'Shame the government that called a genocide concerning for eighteen months and then called the next war constructive. Shame the press that covered the economic consequences of an illegal war without once naming the war as the cause. Shame the political class that invokes the rules-based international order at every opportunity except the specific, concrete moment when invoking it might cost them something with Washington. And shame the lobby infrastructure that has made honest public discussion of Israeli state conduct so professionally dangerous that elected representatives self-censor in real time, on camera, in ways they would never do on any other topic involving any other government.' 'Concretely, that means demanding the following from your MP, from candidates seeking your vote, from any politician who wants to claim the mantle of representing the Australian people. Formally condemn the US-Israeli war on Iran as a violation of international law and call for an immediate ceasefire and negotiated settlement. Honour the International Criminal Court’s arrest warrant for Netanyahu. State clearly, as sovereign Australian policy, that a man under international indictment for war crimes is not a partner to be accommodated but a defendant to be treated as the court’s warrant requires. Establish and publish an independent economic inquiry into the full cost to Australian households and businesses of this conflict, with clear attribution, so that every Australian knows exactly what they are paying and exactly why. Suspend all defence and intelligence cooperation that makes Australia complicit in operations it did not approve, and that would not survive public scrutiny if disclosed. And tell Washington, firmly, as a matter of principle and sovereign policy rather than private diplomatic discomfort, that this alliance has terms. And one of those terms is that you do not commit Australia to your wars without consent and then leave Australians to absorb the damage. These are not radical demands.' michaelwest.com.au/name-it-blame-…

The Australian govt blamed & expelled the Iranian ambassador for a fire on a synagogue door in Melb. They've said nothing about Israel's total destruction of a Synagogue in Tehran. @AlboMP, will you now expell the Israeli ambassador or will you just have dinner with him again?

Lebanese journalist Ghada Dayekh of Sawt Al-Farah radio was killed earlier today in an Israeli airstrike targeting her home in Tyre.

They're still murdering Palestinians in Gaza every day as well, just in case anyone gives a fuck.

@blakandblack You've forgotten the 3rd story - David McBride and lack of sufficient whistleblower laws!!