Foundling
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Foundling
@PixelCrew
Word to El Muerto cucaracha, exoskeleton
Katılım Şubat 2009
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@amirs74 מזל שאתה לא שופט.
חוסר הבנה בסיסי באשמה וצדק.
לא כל מי שמסתיר משהו נהפך לאנס.
היום ברור עוד יותר למה הם הסתירו.
כי יבואו האוטואנטישמים וינהלו דיון מהמזגן והטוויטר על פעולה שנעשתה בתנאים אחרים לגמרי.
זה לא חייב להיות אונס.
אבל זו השיטה לקבע בתודעה שקר והוא הופך למציאות
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אם המעשה שעשו חיילי כוח 100 בעציר חמאס היה חוקי ולפי הפקודות(קיבל מכות כי התנגד לחיפוש לטענתם). למה נעמדו מספר חיילים מול המצלמות ושמו את המגינים שלהם ככה שיסתירו את המעשה??למה להסתיר מעשה חוקי שנשעה לפי הפקודות??
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@mishtal @BHPanimalwatch The biggest factor was the Arabs chose the wrong side in WW2. To the victors go the spoils
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For almost 2000 years, "Palestine" was simply a European Christian term for the "Holy Land" or "Land of Israel"
That is why the British chose "Palestine" as the name of the mandate
"Palestine" is a foreign, colonial label. The idea it has local historical roots is just stupid
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Not a SINGLE question for Mamdani at his press conference today about his wife using the N word and posting open support for Palestinian terrorism
Every reporter who was called on today should be ashamed
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Third, he “hears” the bomb and starts moving before the explosion. You can’t hear a bomb like that until it goes off…on contact with the ground, or even before if it has a proximity fuse.
Fourth the “flames” seen are all in the wrong places, not where the alleged point of impact was.
Fifth, the small ball of flames where the red arrow is seen where the fake bomb shown in the last post would not occur on the surface like that.
Sixth, the blurry spot with the flat top at the tip of the black arrow is an obvious AI artifact.
Clearly a news fake.
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Revising the footage of the attack on our dear colleagues and friends Steve and Ali:
The strike was carried out by an american made GBU-38, carrying a MK-82 500 pounds warhead with 200 pounds of explosives and a 300 pounds of forged steel warhead that was made in purpose to be transformed to thousands of shrapnels upon impact.
What save both of them was a combination of good luck, fast reaction from Steve as an experienced war reporter wearing body armor (should have been wearing his helmet), and the fact that the bomb missed the concrete by some 50 cm and went inside the previous hole and exploded under the bridge, which saved the journalists from the shrapnels and the direct shock wave.
Hadi Hoteit | هادي حطيط@HadiHtt
Insane footage! RT correspondants Steve Sweeney and Ali Reda Sbaity, were injured and taken to hospital when the zionist strike on al Qasmiyeh bridge in Tyre region happened an hour ago. This is a double war crime: targeting civilian infrastructure and attacking journalists. They have injuries by shrapnels in their bodies, and they are receiving medical. @SweeneySteve @AliRida_SB
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@TheReformRepub1 @JohnSimpsonNews What is the claimed military purpose here?
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You claim to be some sort of journalist or news guy in Great Britain. Why not ask the Israeli government why that building was a valid military target?
On what basis do you say it is unlikely that a Hezbollah leader would reside in that building?
And, are you actually not aware it is standard practice for Iran’s puppets to use schools, hospitals, mosques, residential buildings, and other civilian facilities for purposes that make them military targets?
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I don’t get it. If Hezbollah had flats in this block (unlikely in central Beirut but not impossible) why did the Israelis give everyone inside an hour to get out — including those they wanted to kill? And if there weren’t any Hezbollah people there, why destroy a building with dozens of civilians in it?
The Associated Press@AP
An Israeli airstrike struck an apartment building in central Beirut, on Wednesday. The Israeli army had warned residents to evacuate about an hour before completely flattening it as day broke.
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@WolfReuter3 @JohnSimpsonNews What was the military purpose the structure was used for?
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Sir, let me clarify:
Easy:
Structure used for military purpose = legitimate military target.
Evacuation order: Israel‘s way of making sure Protocol Additional to the GC is fulfilled.
Remaining civilians killed: Legally collaterals. Everyone in Beirut knows to take these orders dead serious. That should make you wonder. Instead.
Military purpose: Destroying enemy infrastructure.
Had the purpose been elimination of specific military personell instead of infrastructure, it would look very different. Like this one below.
Problem: I am pretty sure you know all this and ask your “questions” for an entirely different reason.
Sad.
Dr. Eli David@DrEliDavid
Israel's intelligence is next-level: 4 IRGC commanders in Lebanon tried to hide. They booked 15 hotel rooms under false names, and used only 1 room. They disabled all hotel security cameras. All 4 were killed today with a single missile to their room. No hotel guest was harmed.
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@andersm0 @SweeneySteve Why are they striking bridges? Why do you so easily support war crimes?
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@SweeneySteve You knew there's be a strike on the bridge beforehand. Then you went there so you could lie about Israel. I'd appeal to you integrity to tell the truth but it's clear you have none.
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Today I$rael tried to kill me in a targeted airstrike in southern Lebanon as I was reporting on was the targeting of bridges and the forced displacement of 1 million people, an ethnic cleansing operation on a larger scale than the Nakba
I have absolutely no doubt that this was deliberate. Despite claims there were no warnings ahead of the strike and no notifications sent to the Lebanese Army who allowed us to film
As we have seen in Gaza they want to silence journalists who document and report their war crimes
It is the western powers who provide political and military support for I$rael, arming it to the teeth to carry out genocide in Gaza and ethnic cleansing here in Lebanon. They are not simply complicit, but active participants and should be held accountable for their actions.
But if I$rael thinks today’s strike will silence us and keep us out of the field they are very, very mistaken
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@DavidsumnerFilm @doctor_rahmeh You can repeat the same bullshit as often as you like - its still bullshit.
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In the late '90s, Palestinian Aljazeera presenter Jamal Rayan confronted 'israel's' foreign minister live on air:
'Shimon Peres, your house is on my land, and I have the documents. When will the refugees return?'
Peres replied: 'You Arabs have many countries, we will find somewhere for you to go'.
Rayan came into work the next day with the legal documents expecting a scolding but he was warmly welcomed by his colleagues and kept his job until his final day.
Rayan later explained that his father was a farmer in Haifa. He said that land was the most precious thing to him. Rayan carried those deeds his whole life.
Today, he returned to his Lord before he could return to his land.
May God have mercy on his soul.
Indeed, to God we belong, and to Him, we shall return
Al Jazeera Breaking News@AJENews
BREAKING: Veteran Al Jazeera journalist Jamal Rayan has passed at the age of 73. Born on August 23, 1953, Jamal was the first news anchor to appear on Al Jazeera, reading the channel’s debut bulletin in November 1996.
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@bertsh12 @SherriPizza Why can only Gazan, Iranian and Lebanese residential buildings be valid targets?
Do IDF members and Israeli journalists not live in residential areas?
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@SherriPizza יש בבניין הזה בכירי חיזבאללה? מצבורי נשק? בסוף זו שאלה מורכבת של האם מדובר במטרה שהיא מעורבת (צבאית ואזרחית), ובמידה וכן- אז זו תקיפה מותרת בהנחה שהיא מידתית (ולפי הפינוי נראה שכן).
אי אפשר להשוות את זה לתקיפה שמכוונת באופן ברור למטרות אזרחיות, על ידי נשק שאינו מבחין (מצרר).
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פשע מלחמה. זה פשע מלחמה כאשר אחרים מפציצים בנייני מגורים פה בישראל, וזה פשע מלחמה כשישראל מפציצה בנייני מגורים בלבנון, בעזה, בגדה המערבית, באיראן או בכל מקום אחר.
החדשות - N12@N12News
תיעוד: לאחר שהדיירים קיבלו אזהרה, תקיפת בניין בביירות, לפנות בוקר
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Yesterday, Israel targeted the home of Lebanese journalist Mohammed Sherri, killing him and his wife and injuring his grandchildren. Sherri was the head of political programs at Al Manar TV. While the channel is affiliated with Hezbollah, it remains a media outlet licensed under Lebanese law, and Sherri himself was a civilian. Under international law, this constitutes a crime.
Predictably, there will be little to no outrage among many journalists. He was Arab, Muslim, and held views they oppose, apparently sufficient, in some eyes, to render his killing acceptable.
#IsraeliCrimes #Lebanon
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This is what the IDF/ISRAEL does for fun...
"A video is recirculating online depicting IDF soldiers storming a Palestinian wedding in the occupied West Bank.
They toss flash bang grenades in the venue, terrifying guests, then detained the groom at the wedding for nearly an hour.
Troops then vandalized several cars parked near the wedding venue.
The groom was eventually released, but the reason for the incident remains unclear.
Many guests believing they IDF conducted the operation simply for their own enjoyment.
2/14/25, Taibe city"
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@Rondo2 @hayfarani Those Israelis really shouldn't have lived in a genocidal apartheid state if they wanted to live.
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Sorry for your loss…but sharing apartments with Hezbollah operatives might not be a great investment when they start lofting rockets at Israel.
The reason you see the video is Israel warns civilians to leave. In Israel, Israelis get no such warnings. War sucks- Lebanon had all the chances in the world to get rid of Hezbollah and for whatever reasons didn’t.
Eylon Levy@EylonALevy
Two elderly people were KILLED last night in Israel when an Iranian cluster munition hit their apartment in Ramat Gan. The regime’s ballistic missiles split into dozens of warheads to cause maximum indiscriminate death and devastation.
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@DavidsumnerFilm @doctor_rahmeh Yes yes, I've read the nonsense hasbara takes many times before.
We're now back to square 1 - 80 years ago is so long ago and Plstns need to get over it - but 3,000 is still relevant somehow and means we can cleanse the current inhabitants from their homes.
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That all happened AFTER the Arabs started the War in late November 1947. In any case most of them fled on their own, very few were actually expelled. Also, the Arabs would have killed or expelled every last Jew if they had won so I see no reason to feel sorry for them.
Lastly, that was 80 years ago. Time to get over it.
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@DavidsumnerFilm @doctor_rahmeh Suggest you check the dates of the cleansing operations carried out by the Haganah under Plan Dalet - including on land marked for a future Palestinian state.
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But that's not what happened. The Zionist cultivation of the land and building of economic institutions led to a significant increase in the Arab population of "palestine" there were no expulsions or Arab refugees until the Arab side launched a Jihad against their Jewish neighbors. The Arabs started the war and they must end it by accepting the permanent existence of a Jewish state in the region.
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@tparsi What deal was "within reach"?
Were they willing to give up their HEU?
Were they willing to commit zero enrichment?
Were they willing to give up their ballistic missile capabilities?
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All these will be achieved militarily.
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First, the Omani FM came out and revealed that there was a deal on the table that met Trump's demands, but that he instead chose war.
And now, it is revealed that the British National Security Advisor was also part of the talks, and he too attests to the fact that A) there was no imminent threat from Iran, B) Trump could have gotten a surprisingly good deal if he stuck to diplomacy.
But the perhaps most damning quote in the story comes at the end, attributed to an unnamed diplomat:
“We regarded Witkoff and Kushner as Israeli assets that dragged a president into a war he wants to get out of.”
theguardian.com/world/2026/mar…
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@DavidsumnerFilm @doctor_rahmeh If you think 'Palestine' not being a sovereign nation means anyone can come along and kick people off the land they've lived on for thousands of years, you've revealed yourself.
You have plenty of countries you can live in - I'm going to come and take your house. Sick.
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@PixelCrew @doctor_rahmeh It is directly relevant, you turd.
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@10000marblespls @AaronRegunberg @academic_la No bro, you don't get it. Your analogy would only make sense if the US were illegally occupying Mexico and dictating how Mexicans lived their lives. Then allowing Americans living in Mexico to do whatever they like to Mexicans. You think this stupid loophole makes any difference?
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@PixelCrew @AaronRegunberg @academic_la You don’t get it. The West Bank is not Israel. That’s like asking for Mexican citizens to have all rights in the United States. It’s not a part-time because Mexican citizens don’t have all rights in the United States.
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Let’s talk reality. A Jewish baby born today in a West Bank community will have full rights in Israel, a vote in national elections, and access to civilian courts; a Palestinian baby born in that same community will have no democratic rights, tight restrictions on their movement, frequent harassment from settlers, and no access to justice beyond what Israel’s unaccountable military courts mete out. That’s apartheid.
The Tennessee Holler@TheTNHoller
Gov. @JoshShapiroPA on Gov. @GavinNewsom referring to “apartheid” in 🇮🇱: “We have to use words rooted in reality.” (int’l human rights orgs have called it apartheid — including B'Tselem, Human Rights Watch, Amnesty Int’l, UN…) Full @PodSaveAmerica ep: youtu.be/DA1lSCP12so?si…
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@Kelkmk2 @MarkSeddon1962 We know from the Omani FM that Iran agreed all terms. Whoops.
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@MarkSeddon1962 Nonsense Iran picked their path by refusing terms. Trump has been consistent " Iran will never get a nuclear weapon"
No Iranian negotiation which didn't achieve Trump's one demand was going to work.
Anyway it seems Trump had the consensus of all regional players. Iran Crazy!
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One diplomat with knowledge of the talks said: “We regarded Witkoff and Kushner as Israeli assets that dragged a president into a war he wants to get out of.” theguardian.com/world/2026/mar…
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@PixelCrew @doctor_rahmeh "Palestine" wasn't a sovereign country when the Jews started going there in large numbers in the late 19th century. And the Jews didn't have 21 other nearby countries they could live in.
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