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Meet "Palestine". 2 IDF reservists accidently made a wrong turn and ended up in Ramallah on October 12, 2000. The Palestinians lynched them, ripped out their organs and celebrated their murder in the street. An Italian film crew which was there and was threatened by the Palestinian Authority (The "Partners for peace") to not release the footage, but they did anyway. Another British photographer named Mark Seegar was there as well. But he was attacked by the mob and his camera was destroyed. After the event he said: "The lynching was the most horrific thing I've ever seen, and I've reported from Congo, Kosovo, and many other bad places... I know not all Palestinians are like that, and I'm a very forgiving person, but I'll never forget it. It was the most barbaric kind of murder. When I think about it, the man's head, all smashed up, I know I'll have nightmares for the rest of my life."

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#ICYMI: Emirati Analyst Amjad Taha Warns against “Iran Lobby” in the U.K. and Elsewhere in Europe: They Serve the Iranian Regime and Cooperate with the Muslim Brotherhood; European Parliaments Are “Heavily Infiltrated”; Tehran Could Recruit Loyalists in Europe for Terror Attacks

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@EinatWilf Their Nakba narrative is nothing but lies. Here is real history that happened today in 1974. Palestinian terrorists murdered over 20 children: x.com/ExposingHamas/…

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This day in history: May 15, 1974, Palestinian terrorists carried out one of the most traumatic massacres in Israel's history - The Ma'alot massacre. They seized a school, murdering 28 people, more than 20 of them children, and injured dozens more. The Ma’alot massacre was one of the most horrifying terror attacks in Israel’s history. In May 1974, three Palestinian terrorists from the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine crossed into Israel from Lebanon. Before even reaching the school, they murdered civilians, including members of the Cohen family in Ma’alot: Yosef, his pregnant wife Fortuna, and their 4 year old son Moshe. Then they took dozens of Israeli schoolchildren hostage inside the Netiv Meir school. The terrorists held 85 students, two medics, and two teachers, demanding the release of imprisoned terrorists. When Israeli forces launched a rescue attempt, the terrorists opened fire and threw grenades at the children trapped in the classroom. In the end, 22 schoolchildren were murdered, along with other civilians and a soldier, bringing the Israeli death toll to 28. Dozens more were wounded.

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ד״ר עינת וילף Dr. Einat Wilf@EinatWilf·1d

"Ongoing" - One of the phrases increasingly used next to the term "Nakba" is "Ongoing" as in the recent proposal by Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib. Now westerners assume that the "ongoing" seeks to highlight continued suffering of Palestinian Arabs, but as with so many other phrases that serve as "dual use language" (as Eran Shayshon coined) is that the deep meaning is very different. Once it is known and understood that the real time meaning of the Nakba, as described by Constantin Zureiq as "Seven Arab states declare war in an attempt to subdue Zionism, stop impotent before it, and return on their heels" was the shameful failure to defeat the lowly Jews in war - it becomes crystal clear why it remains "ongoing": As long as Israel exists, the Arab, and especially Palestinian Arab shameful failure to dismantle Jewish sovereignty and "subdue Zionism" remains "ongoing". As long as, per Bevin's quote, the top goal of the Palestine Arabs "to resist to the last the establishment of Jewish sovereignty in any part of the land" remains unfulfilled, their definition of disaster remains "ongoing". In the updated book of The War of Return, "October Return", @Adi_Schwartz and I included a dictionary of sort to explore this dual use language. I share it here with you: "This becomes especially clear when analyzing the language of Palestinian identity and that of its supporters around the world. Terms such as “two states,” “justice,” “return,” and “rights” carry one meaning in dialogue between Palestinians and Westerners or Israelis—but an entirely different meaning within internal Palestinian discourse. "Take “two states,” for example. During the years of negotiations, Palestinian leaders—and many surveys—expressed support for the “two-state solution.” Israelis and Westerners reasonably assumed that this meant one state for Palestinian Arabs and one for Jews. In retrospect, we should have checked. For when Palestinians speak of “two states,” they also maintain that millions of Palestinian “refugees” have a right to settle inside Israel. The implication is that the phrase “two states” actually means a Palestinian Arab state in the West Bank and Gaza, alongside a second Arab-majority state that replaces Israel via the mass return of refugees. In effect: “this one is ours, and that one is also ours.” "To this day, no official Palestinian peace plan includes the recognition of a Jewish state on any part of the land between the river and the sea. "It is also worth examining the meaning of a word like “justice”—so frequently invoked in phrases like “a just peace,” “a just solution,” or in the names of organizations such as “Students for Justice in Palestine.” To many in the world, “justice” may simply mean that Palestinians should have a state of their own, or that Israel should not control their daily lives. That is a reasonable interpretation. But it is not the Palestinian one. "For Palestinians, there is only one concept of justice: the reversal of the injustice they associate with the creation of the State of Israel. And central to that “corrective justice” is return—which, by definition, entails the end of Israel as the nation-state of the Jewish people. "The same applies to words like “rights,” “liberation,” and, of course, “return.” As will become clear in the pages ahead, there is no ambiguity: “return” is the concept that embodies victory over the Jewish state and its elimination. "That is why the butcherty of October 7 was greeted with euphoria."

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@UN_News_Centre 52 years ago on this day, Palestinian terrorists invaded a school, and murdered over 20 children. Are you going to mention that? x.com/ExposingHamas/…

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This day in history: May 15, 1974, Palestinian terrorists carried out one of the most traumatic massacres in Israel's history - The Ma'alot massacre. They seized a school, murdering 28 people, more than 20 of them children, and injured dozens more. The Ma’alot massacre was one of the most horrifying terror attacks in Israel’s history. In May 1974, three Palestinian terrorists from the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine crossed into Israel from Lebanon. Before even reaching the school, they murdered civilians, including members of the Cohen family in Ma’alot: Yosef, his pregnant wife Fortuna, and their 4 year old son Moshe. Then they took dozens of Israeli schoolchildren hostage inside the Netiv Meir school. The terrorists held 85 students, two medics, and two teachers, demanding the release of imprisoned terrorists. When Israeli forces launched a rescue attempt, the terrorists opened fire and threw grenades at the children trapped in the classroom. In the end, 22 schoolchildren were murdered, along with other civilians and a soldier, bringing the Israeli death toll to 28. Dozens more were wounded.

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UN News@UN_News_Centre·1d

The UN Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People meets today to commemorate the 78th anniversary of the Nakba. Senior UN officials and diplomats are expected to address the meeting. Follow our LIVE coverage from UN HQ: news.un.org/en/story/2026/…

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@UNGeneva @UNOCHA Don't pretend. We know exactly how much the UN cares

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United Nations Geneva@UNGeneva·1d

Large-scale attacks yesterday struck Kyiv and other areas in western and central Ukraine, damaging civilian infrastructure and causing more than 140 civilian casualties, including children, reports @UNOCHA. Search and rescue operations continue today.

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@sanchezcastejon Good day to post about "The right side of history": x.com/ExposingHamas/…

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This day in history: May 15, 1974, Palestinian terrorists carried out one of the most traumatic massacres in Israel's history - The Ma'alot massacre. They seized a school, murdering 28 people, more than 20 of them children, and injured dozens more. The Ma’alot massacre was one of the most horrifying terror attacks in Israel’s history. In May 1974, three Palestinian terrorists from the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine crossed into Israel from Lebanon. Before even reaching the school, they murdered civilians, including members of the Cohen family in Ma’alot: Yosef, his pregnant wife Fortuna, and their 4 year old son Moshe. Then they took dozens of Israeli schoolchildren hostage inside the Netiv Meir school. The terrorists held 85 students, two medics, and two teachers, demanding the release of imprisoned terrorists. When Israeli forces launched a rescue attempt, the terrorists opened fire and threw grenades at the children trapped in the classroom. In the end, 22 schoolchildren were murdered, along with other civilians and a soldier, bringing the Israeli death toll to 28. Dozens more were wounded.

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Pedro Sánchez@sanchezcastejon·1d

Este año no estaremos en Eurovisión, pero lo haremos con la convicción de estar en el lado correcto de la historia. Por coherencia, responsabilidad y humanidad.

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@BriannaWu Well, your fear is understandable...

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Brianna Wu@BriannaWu·1d

When I was Israel, I didn’t go to Hebron, which is a city controlled by Palestinians. My fear was that I’m just famous enough to get recognized and that a Palestinian mob would murder me for being trans. It is mind blowing to me that trans people cannot recognize the people that fought with us for LGBT rights are our friends and the terrorists that throw trans women off roofs are not.

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@jeremycorbyn 52 years ago, Palestinian terrorists invaded a school, and murdered over 20 children. Are you going to mention that day, scumbag? x.com/ExposingHamas/…

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This day in history: May 15, 1974, Palestinian terrorists carried out one of the most traumatic massacres in Israel's history - The Ma'alot massacre. They seized a school, murdering 28 people, more than 20 of them children, and injured dozens more. The Ma’alot massacre was one of the most horrifying terror attacks in Israel’s history. In May 1974, three Palestinian terrorists from the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine crossed into Israel from Lebanon. Before even reaching the school, they murdered civilians, including members of the Cohen family in Ma’alot: Yosef, his pregnant wife Fortuna, and their 4 year old son Moshe. Then they took dozens of Israeli schoolchildren hostage inside the Netiv Meir school. The terrorists held 85 students, two medics, and two teachers, demanding the release of imprisoned terrorists. When Israeli forces launched a rescue attempt, the terrorists opened fire and threw grenades at the children trapped in the classroom. In the end, 22 schoolchildren were murdered, along with other civilians and a soldier, bringing the Israeli death toll to 28. Dozens more were wounded.

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Jeremy Corbyn@jeremycorbyn·1d

78 years ago, 800,000 Palestinians were expelled from their homes. Britain made it possible. Today, Israel is committing genocide in Gaza. Britain made it possible. 78 years of the Nakba - and 78 years of British complicity in crimes against the Palestinian people.

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@RabbiPoupko Their Nakba narrative is nothing but lies. Here is real history that happened today in 1974. Palestinian terrorists murdered over 20 children: x.com/ExposingHamas/…

Don't Look Away@ExposingHamas

This day in history: May 15, 1974, Palestinian terrorists carried out one of the most traumatic massacres in Israel's history - The Ma'alot massacre. They seized a school, murdering 28 people, more than 20 of them children, and injured dozens more. The Ma’alot massacre was one of the most horrifying terror attacks in Israel’s history. In May 1974, three Palestinian terrorists from the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine crossed into Israel from Lebanon. Before even reaching the school, they murdered civilians, including members of the Cohen family in Ma’alot: Yosef, his pregnant wife Fortuna, and their 4 year old son Moshe. Then they took dozens of Israeli schoolchildren hostage inside the Netiv Meir school. The terrorists held 85 students, two medics, and two teachers, demanding the release of imprisoned terrorists. When Israeli forces launched a rescue attempt, the terrorists opened fire and threw grenades at the children trapped in the classroom. In the end, 22 schoolchildren were murdered, along with other civilians and a soldier, bringing the Israeli death toll to 28. Dozens more were wounded.

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Rabbi Poupko@RabbiPoupko·1d

This image tells you everything you need to know about the 1948 Nakba. Palestinians lead an effort with overwhelming power to annihilate Israel's Jewish community. Palestinians succeeded and murdered 1% of Israel's population. They ethnically cleansed all Jews from East Jerusalem and the West Bank an attempted to starve to death 100, 000 Jews in West Jerusalem.

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@israelintheUAE We also mark one of the most horrifying terror attacks. Palestinian terrorists murdered over 20 children at a school on this day in 1974: x.com/ExposingHamas/…

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This day in history: May 15, 1974, Palestinian terrorists carried out one of the most traumatic massacres in Israel's history - The Ma'alot massacre. They seized a school, murdering 28 people, more than 20 of them children, and injured dozens more. The Ma’alot massacre was one of the most horrifying terror attacks in Israel’s history. In May 1974, three Palestinian terrorists from the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine crossed into Israel from Lebanon. Before even reaching the school, they murdered civilians, including members of the Cohen family in Ma’alot: Yosef, his pregnant wife Fortuna, and their 4 year old son Moshe. Then they took dozens of Israeli schoolchildren hostage inside the Netiv Meir school. The terrorists held 85 students, two medics, and two teachers, demanding the release of imprisoned terrorists. When Israeli forces launched a rescue attempt, the terrorists opened fire and threw grenades at the children trapped in the classroom. In the end, 22 schoolchildren were murdered, along with other civilians and a soldier, bringing the Israeli death toll to 28. Dozens more were wounded.

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Israel in the UAE@israelintheUAE·1d

Today, Israel marks two deeply connected occasions: Jerusalem Day and the memorial day for Ethiopian Jews who perished on their journey to Israel. It is no coincidence they fall on the same day. Jerusalem Day marks the reunification of Jerusalem in 1967, when the Old City and Judaism’s holiest sites returned to Jewish access after 19 years of division following the 1948 war. For Jews around the world, Jerusalem has always been more than a city. It is memory, prayer, identity and longing. For the Beta Israel community of Ethiopia, that longing became a dangerous and extraordinary journey. Thousands crossed deserts on foot through Sudan, escaping war, famine and persecution, driven by a centuries-old dream of reaching Jerusalem. Many never made it. Their story reminds us that Jerusalem was never only a geographic destination, but an idea powerful enough to carry generations across impossible distances. Today, we remember both the city reunited and those who gave their lives trying to reach it. 🇮🇱

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@bararit Idit, will you post about Maalot Massacre today? x.com/ExposingHamas/…

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This day in history: May 15, 1974, Palestinian terrorists carried out one of the most traumatic massacres in Israel's history - The Ma'alot massacre. They seized a school, murdering 28 people, more than 20 of them children, and injured dozens more. The Ma’alot massacre was one of the most horrifying terror attacks in Israel’s history. In May 1974, three Palestinian terrorists from the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine crossed into Israel from Lebanon. Before even reaching the school, they murdered civilians, including members of the Cohen family in Ma’alot: Yosef, his pregnant wife Fortuna, and their 4 year old son Moshe. Then they took dozens of Israeli schoolchildren hostage inside the Netiv Meir school. The terrorists held 85 students, two medics, and two teachers, demanding the release of imprisoned terrorists. When Israeli forces launched a rescue attempt, the terrorists opened fire and threw grenades at the children trapped in the classroom. In the end, 22 schoolchildren were murdered, along with other civilians and a soldier, bringing the Israeli death toll to 28. Dozens more were wounded.

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عيديت بار Idit Bar@bararit·1d

1/5 كل مرة يضعف فيها مشروع "المقاومة"، تظهر فجأة قصص صادمة جدا عن إسرائيل… اغتصاب ممنهج، تعذيب جنسي، "جرائم غير مسبوقة". السؤال ليس: هل القصة مؤثرة؟ السؤال الحقيقي: لماذا دائما تظهر هذه الروايات في اللحظة التي يبدأ فيها العالم يحكي عن حماس وجرائم 7 أكتوبر؟

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@Israel On this day, May 15, in 1974, Palestinian terrorists murdered over 20 children at an Israeli school: x.com/ExposingHamas/…

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This day in history: May 15, 1974, Palestinian terrorists carried out one of the most traumatic massacres in Israel's history - The Ma'alot massacre. They seized a school, murdering 28 people, more than 20 of them children, and injured dozens more. The Ma’alot massacre was one of the most horrifying terror attacks in Israel’s history. In May 1974, three Palestinian terrorists from the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine crossed into Israel from Lebanon. Before even reaching the school, they murdered civilians, including members of the Cohen family in Ma’alot: Yosef, his pregnant wife Fortuna, and their 4 year old son Moshe. Then they took dozens of Israeli schoolchildren hostage inside the Netiv Meir school. The terrorists held 85 students, two medics, and two teachers, demanding the release of imprisoned terrorists. When Israeli forces launched a rescue attempt, the terrorists opened fire and threw grenades at the children trapped in the classroom. In the end, 22 schoolchildren were murdered, along with other civilians and a soldier, bringing the Israeli death toll to 28. Dozens more were wounded.

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Israel ישראל@Israel·1d

In the heart of Jerusalem is a place that feels like the heart of humanity itself. 🤍 Shalva offers life-changing care, education, and support for children and adults with disabilities, as well as their families - building a global center of excellence grounded in dignity, inclusion, joy, and love. A powerful reminder this Jerusalem Day that Israel’s capital is not only a city of history, but also a beacon of compassion.

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@IsraelWarRoom Another notable event on May 15, one of the Palestinians most horrifying terror attacks in Israel's history. Murdering over 20 kids: x.com/ExposingHamas/…

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This day in history: May 15, 1974, Palestinian terrorists carried out one of the most traumatic massacres in Israel's history - The Ma'alot massacre. They seized a school, murdering 28 people, more than 20 of them children, and injured dozens more. The Ma’alot massacre was one of the most horrifying terror attacks in Israel’s history. In May 1974, three Palestinian terrorists from the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine crossed into Israel from Lebanon. Before even reaching the school, they murdered civilians, including members of the Cohen family in Ma’alot: Yosef, his pregnant wife Fortuna, and their 4 year old son Moshe. Then they took dozens of Israeli schoolchildren hostage inside the Netiv Meir school. The terrorists held 85 students, two medics, and two teachers, demanding the release of imprisoned terrorists. When Israeli forces launched a rescue attempt, the terrorists opened fire and threw grenades at the children trapped in the classroom. In the end, 22 schoolchildren were murdered, along with other civilians and a soldier, bringing the Israeli death toll to 28. Dozens more were wounded.

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Israel War Room@IsraelWarRoom·1d

🇮🇱 On May 15, 1948, one day after Israel declared independence, the newly established Jewish state was invaded by the armies of Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Iraq, and Lebanon, alongside additional Arab forces and militias from across the region. The goal was clear: destroy the State of Israel before it could survive its first days of existence. Israel, outnumbered and outgunned, faced an existential war immediately after declaring independence. Many of the fighters were Holocaust survivors who had arrived only years earlier with little equipment, limited weapons, and almost no international backing. Against all odds, Israel survived. What followed became one of the most extraordinary moments in modern history: the rebirth and defense of Jewish sovereignty in the ancestral homeland after nearly 2,000 years.

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@nachal_giyus86 On this day in history, Palestinians murdered over 20 Israeli children in a school. And that's the real history of "Palestine". Not the Nakba lies. x.com/ExposingHamas/…

Don't Look Away@ExposingHamas

This day in history: May 15, 1974, Palestinian terrorists carried out one of the most traumatic massacres in Israel's history - The Ma'alot massacre. They seized a school, murdering 28 people, more than 20 of them children, and injured dozens more. The Ma’alot massacre was one of the most horrifying terror attacks in Israel’s history. In May 1974, three Palestinian terrorists from the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine crossed into Israel from Lebanon. Before even reaching the school, they murdered civilians, including members of the Cohen family in Ma’alot: Yosef, his pregnant wife Fortuna, and their 4 year old son Moshe. Then they took dozens of Israeli schoolchildren hostage inside the Netiv Meir school. The terrorists held 85 students, two medics, and two teachers, demanding the release of imprisoned terrorists. When Israeli forces launched a rescue attempt, the terrorists opened fire and threw grenades at the children trapped in the classroom. In the end, 22 schoolchildren were murdered, along with other civilians and a soldier, bringing the Israeli death toll to 28. Dozens more were wounded.

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MOT@nachal_giyus86·1d

How then is the Nakba a special colonial example of human rights violation by the Jews of the new Israel? It wasn’t, any more than the other examples of population displacement caused by wars in the 20th century. #nakba #FactsMatter #StopTheLies apple.news/AISQVplELT1mr9….

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Don't Look Away@ExposingHamas·1d

@CptReality חמאס עדיין חי ומתפקד. תתרום את ה-10,000 לפה ותצלם מסך אם אתה לא לוזר מוחלט: latet.org.il/lp/miluim2026/

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Cpt.Reality@CptReality·1d

מעביר 10000₪ בביט למי שמצליח להביא טיעונים משכנעים להצביע לשמאל מבלי להשתמש פעם אחת במילה "ביבי".

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@IsraelMFA You should post about Maalot Massacre. This day in 1974, Palestinian terrorists committed a massacre in a school. Murdering over 20 children and injuring dozens more. x.com/ExposingHamas/…

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This day in history: May 15, 1974, Palestinian terrorists carried out one of the most traumatic massacres in Israel's history - The Ma'alot massacre. They seized a school, murdering 28 people, more than 20 of them children, and injured dozens more. The Ma’alot massacre was one of the most horrifying terror attacks in Israel’s history. In May 1974, three Palestinian terrorists from the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine crossed into Israel from Lebanon. Before even reaching the school, they murdered civilians, including members of the Cohen family in Ma’alot: Yosef, his pregnant wife Fortuna, and their 4 year old son Moshe. Then they took dozens of Israeli schoolchildren hostage inside the Netiv Meir school. The terrorists held 85 students, two medics, and two teachers, demanding the release of imprisoned terrorists. When Israeli forces launched a rescue attempt, the terrorists opened fire and threw grenades at the children trapped in the classroom. In the end, 22 schoolchildren were murdered, along with other civilians and a soldier, bringing the Israeli death toll to 28. Dozens more were wounded.

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Israel Foreign Ministry@IsraelMFA·1d

In 1947, the UN offered a two-state solution. The Jews said YES. The Arabs said NO. Neighboring Arab countries invaded the young Israel. If you reject peace and start a war, you can’t claim victimhood. History matters. 🇮🇱

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@visegrad24 @tangercorreamep History they don't teach in western universities: This day in 1974, Palestinian terrorists murdered over 20 children at Maalot school: x.com/ExposingHamas/…

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This day in history: May 15, 1974, Palestinian terrorists carried out one of the most traumatic massacres in Israel's history - The Ma'alot massacre. They seized a school, murdering 28 people, more than 20 of them children, and injured dozens more. The Ma’alot massacre was one of the most horrifying terror attacks in Israel’s history. In May 1974, three Palestinian terrorists from the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine crossed into Israel from Lebanon. Before even reaching the school, they murdered civilians, including members of the Cohen family in Ma’alot: Yosef, his pregnant wife Fortuna, and their 4 year old son Moshe. Then they took dozens of Israeli schoolchildren hostage inside the Netiv Meir school. The terrorists held 85 students, two medics, and two teachers, demanding the release of imprisoned terrorists. When Israeli forces launched a rescue attempt, the terrorists opened fire and threw grenades at the children trapped in the classroom. In the end, 22 schoolchildren were murdered, along with other civilians and a soldier, bringing the Israeli death toll to 28. Dozens more were wounded.

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Visegrád 24@visegrad24·1d

Portugal’s fmr Ambassador to Qatar & Member of the European Parliament @tangercorreamep says Qatar shouldn’t be used as a mediator in wars and conflicts He says that Qatar has supported Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran: “If we stop that, we’ll stop a lot of the terrorism in the world”

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@Israel Also today, in 1974, Palestinian terrorists murdered over 20 children at a school: x.com/ExposingHamas/…

Don't Look Away@ExposingHamas

This day in history: May 15, 1974, Palestinian terrorists carried out one of the most traumatic massacres in Israel's history - The Ma'alot massacre. They seized a school, murdering 28 people, more than 20 of them children, and injured dozens more. The Ma’alot massacre was one of the most horrifying terror attacks in Israel’s history. In May 1974, three Palestinian terrorists from the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine crossed into Israel from Lebanon. Before even reaching the school, they murdered civilians, including members of the Cohen family in Ma’alot: Yosef, his pregnant wife Fortuna, and their 4 year old son Moshe. Then they took dozens of Israeli schoolchildren hostage inside the Netiv Meir school. The terrorists held 85 students, two medics, and two teachers, demanding the release of imprisoned terrorists. When Israeli forces launched a rescue attempt, the terrorists opened fire and threw grenades at the children trapped in the classroom. In the end, 22 schoolchildren were murdered, along with other civilians and a soldier, bringing the Israeli death toll to 28. Dozens more were wounded.

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Israel ישראל@Israel·1d

59 years since the reunification of Jerusalem ✨🤍 Old photos, new memories - same magical city. Jerusalem always finds a way to bring the past and present together. Happy Jerusalem Day 🇮🇱

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@MENA_WATCH @YahudiBrudi Also significant because today we mark Maalot Massacre. Palestinian terrorists murdered over 20 children at a schoool: x.com/ExposingHamas/…

Don't Look Away@ExposingHamas

This day in history: May 15, 1974, Palestinian terrorists carried out one of the most traumatic massacres in Israel's history - The Ma'alot massacre. They seized a school, murdering 28 people, more than 20 of them children, and injured dozens more. The Ma’alot massacre was one of the most horrifying terror attacks in Israel’s history. In May 1974, three Palestinian terrorists from the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine crossed into Israel from Lebanon. Before even reaching the school, they murdered civilians, including members of the Cohen family in Ma’alot: Yosef, his pregnant wife Fortuna, and their 4 year old son Moshe. Then they took dozens of Israeli schoolchildren hostage inside the Netiv Meir school. The terrorists held 85 students, two medics, and two teachers, demanding the release of imprisoned terrorists. When Israeli forces launched a rescue attempt, the terrorists opened fire and threw grenades at the children trapped in the classroom. In the end, 22 schoolchildren were murdered, along with other civilians and a soldier, bringing the Israeli death toll to 28. Dozens more were wounded.

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Mena-Watch@MENA_WATCH·1d

@YahudiBrudi Was macht dieses Datum – den 15. Mai 1948 – bedeutsam? Es war in der Frühe dieses Tages, dass die arabischen Armeen den Teilstaat Israel überfielen, den Ben-Gurion am Vortag im Einklang mit den Beschlüssen der Vereinten Nationen gegründet hatte. mena-watch.com/was-geschah-am…

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YahudiBrudi@YahudiBrudi·1d

Dass der Nakba-Tag ausgerechnet auf den Tag nach Israels Staatsgründung gelegt wurde, spricht zumindest dafür, dass nicht primär die Vertreibung selbst, sondern vor allem die Entstehung Israels als Katastrophe verstanden wird.

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@JustLuai It's important to understand the history and what these people support. They will never tell you about the real Palestinian history. x.com/ExposingHamas/…

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This day in history: May 15, 1974, Palestinian terrorists carried out one of the most traumatic massacres in Israel's history - The Ma'alot massacre. They seized a school, murdering 28 people, more than 20 of them children, and injured dozens more. The Ma’alot massacre was one of the most horrifying terror attacks in Israel’s history. In May 1974, three Palestinian terrorists from the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine crossed into Israel from Lebanon. Before even reaching the school, they murdered civilians, including members of the Cohen family in Ma’alot: Yosef, his pregnant wife Fortuna, and their 4 year old son Moshe. Then they took dozens of Israeli schoolchildren hostage inside the Netiv Meir school. The terrorists held 85 students, two medics, and two teachers, demanding the release of imprisoned terrorists. When Israeli forces launched a rescue attempt, the terrorists opened fire and threw grenades at the children trapped in the classroom. In the end, 22 schoolchildren were murdered, along with other civilians and a soldier, bringing the Israeli death toll to 28. Dozens more were wounded.

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Luai Ahmed@JustLuai·1d

The Civil Commission released a report this week documenting several testimonies of gang rape and sexual assault in Gaza, but Bushra doesn't believe them because they are Jewish women. Absolutely disgusting.

Bushra Shaikh@Bushra1Shaikh

There is no footage or evidence of Palestinians raping Israelis on Oct 7, anywhere. But there is ample evidence and testimonials of Israelis raping Palestinians. Before Oct 7 and after.

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@EylonALevy This day in history, Palestinians murdered over 20 children in a school: x.com/ExposingHamas/…

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This day in history: May 15, 1974, Palestinian terrorists carried out one of the most traumatic massacres in Israel's history - The Ma'alot massacre. They seized a school, murdering 28 people, more than 20 of them children, and injured dozens more. The Ma’alot massacre was one of the most horrifying terror attacks in Israel’s history. In May 1974, three Palestinian terrorists from the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine crossed into Israel from Lebanon. Before even reaching the school, they murdered civilians, including members of the Cohen family in Ma’alot: Yosef, his pregnant wife Fortuna, and their 4 year old son Moshe. Then they took dozens of Israeli schoolchildren hostage inside the Netiv Meir school. The terrorists held 85 students, two medics, and two teachers, demanding the release of imprisoned terrorists. When Israeli forces launched a rescue attempt, the terrorists opened fire and threw grenades at the children trapped in the classroom. In the end, 22 schoolchildren were murdered, along with other civilians and a soldier, bringing the Israeli death toll to 28. Dozens more were wounded.

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