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Israel kidnapped and tortured a one-year-old child in front of his father for 10 hours, burning cigarettes and inserting nails into his legs, in an attempt to extract a false confession under duress. Israel kidnapped and tortured a baby!

@Hunts0906 @RmSalih I think you should start your name with a C instead, you racist hunt!

@RmSalih mainly because of the sheer volume of how many hit and runs and road accident there are every day. But then again you are Muslim and as always you want to make everything about Muslims so you can carry on being victim attempting to gain sympathy from the people you hate

This didn't make any front pages or headline news. I wonder why.

My friend told me something shocking… He said that anyone who survives Gaza and goes abroad, even with advanced medical tests, discovers cancer in their body. The number is staggering, countless people, and every day new strange diseases appear… Here in Gaza, these rare illnesses, never seen by doctors before, keep emerging without explanation, with no proper testing equipment and no treatment available. How is this even possible? How can we live amid the destruction and siege, watching our bodies deteriorate with no way to understand or confront the damage? Here, we have no tests, no treatment, as if we are living experiments left to collapse. The weapons dropped on us do not just kill immediately they leave survivors suffering for life. Advanced missiles, destructive munitions, everything is used against us without mercy, as if our lives mean nothing. Those who survive the bombing… will never truly survive the diseases that follow. It is truly shocking and bewildering… We are in the largest human testing ground on Earth. Children grow up amid fear and pain, our bodies break down relentlessly, and the whole world ignores us as if we don’t exist. Each day, our sense of helplessness grows, and every day brings a new shock at the scale of the damage that is almost impossible to believe.

🇺🇸 The Economist tried to catch Tucker out with a gotcha moment...bad move. Outclassed and outmaneuvered. Source: The Economist

Ex-CIA analyst Larry Johnson just went on CNN in Turkey & spoke a truth the whole world needs to hear: “Israel wants all Arabs and Muslims to die. It’s possessed with this Zionist lie that it’s entitled to control the land from the Nile to the Euphrates. It is a fascist regime.”

Joe Kent says the Israeli lobby & Israeli gov officials created a shifting red line to ensure a deal with Iran never happened & war would be the ultimate action. He specifically named the following Pro-Israel actors: @marklevinshow @mdubowitz @FDD Interestingly, Dan Caldwell who was pushed out of the Pentagon also named FDD as the reason behind the war hawks’ push for war with Iran. (See 2nd post).

Right winger Ann Coulter NAILS Trump with a question that makes him SQUIRM: Suppose Iran dispatched operatives to Mexico, where, from the Texas border, they fired a missile at an American base and, unintentionally but carelessly, demolished a nearby American school, killing 175 people. Then, what if they then blew up fuel depots, showering a chemical rain on residents? Then struck homes, schools and clinics, as Iran's leader warned that death, fire and fury would so pulverize America that it could never be rebuilt? In that case, President Trump and all of us would howl at outrageous attacks on innocent civilians. And we'd be right. – Ann Coulter Damn right. Every MAGA member who hasn't burned their hat yet should see this. Via U.S. Democratic Socialists

"They tried to beat Mustafa and I stood in front of him so they beat me instead." Khaled is 11 years old. Mustafa is 8. These are children like yours and mine.

This is the largest and most expensive U.S Embassy in the world. The size of Vatican City. Now abandoned because Trump launched a war on Zionist vibes.

Norman Finkelstein is asked if he believes there is "very rampant anti-Semitism in the US" by an interviewer who claims he himself has experienced it. Here is his response:

This how Palantir can surveil and kill people ….

@Ok_Solly @theliamnissan @avenaim Is that why you love similar behavior from Zionists?

@alhttr @theliamnissan @avenaim Probably because my family was murdered by them. Hope that helps, you fucking shit stain.

The part Fox News isn't telling you:

@neuroticjewgay Were those 16 dead your immediate family members? Don't compare!

An Islamist gunman shot up a hannukah event in my hometown 3 months ago. He murdered 16 people, including a 10 year old. I’ve NEVER felt compelled to avenge their deaths by harming innocent Muslims because I’m fucking normal. This is the racism of low expectations.

@Ok_Solly @theliamnissan @avenaim Oh, Is that why you go round calling everyone Nazi? pleb.

@Ok_Solly @theliamnissan @avenaim 🤔How d'ya know so much about the nazis?😅

@theliamnissan @avenaim This is the response a Nazi would give. Are you a Nazi?

Iran and Hezbollah have found weaknesses in the Israeli early missile early warning system and are exploiting them ruthlessly. Here is how: 1) Iran targeted the Qatar-based AN/FPS-132 early-warning radar and multiple AN/TPY-2 X-band radars in Jordan, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia. These systems previously provided the long-range detection needed for extended 10-minute warnings. 2) Hezbollah hit the Ha'Ela Teleport near Beit Shemesh. That is a crucial satellite communication station. 3) Iran has specifically targeted the Sdot Micha Air Base, which houses Arrow anti-ballistic missile systems and their associated Green Pine radars. 4) By systematically "blinding" the U.S. and Israeli radar network, Iran has turned a redundant sensor web into a "patchwork with serious gaps," exposing missile defense batteries to direct hits. 5) Iran and Hezbollah seem to be working toward a future mass salvo attack where enough of Israel's detection and interception layers have been degraded that more missiles get through. Each strike on infrastructure now is an investment in a bigger attack later. 6) The Qatar radar and UAE THAAD battery being struck reveals that Israel's defense partially rests on American systems that are themselves vulnerable and geographically distant. That's a fragile dependency. 7) Each system is designed for specific threats. A Patriot battery can handle certain drones but not long-range ballistic missiles, machine gun fire, or antitank missiles. This leaves gaps that adversaries exploit. 8) When you use an air defense battery to protect another air defense battery, it's no longer protecting civilian areas or other targets. In Israel's densely defended environment, this creates painful either/or choices. 9) As a result of all this, Israelis have since noticed shorter, or sometimes no, warning times. There is deep frustration in Israel, both among civilians and officials, at its inability to protect citizens from barrages. The lies everyone is hearing on the media, that Hezbollah and Iran have been defeated and have no capabilities left, only make the frustration worse.

I have talked to some Israeli officials and read a good deal of Israeli media. Here is how the war in Iran is perceived there so far: 1) On a tactical level, they believe it has gone very well and Israel has destroyed more of the Iranian military capability than expected. 2) They are disappointed that the regime has not been weakened as much as expected and that they remain in firm control. In particular the lack of a "rise up" among the population is a cause of concern. 3) They are finding Trump to be unreliable. While Israel favors a prolonged campaign to ensure total dismantlement of threats, Trump has signaled a desire to end the war "soon," creating a potential rift in war aims. 4) Hezbollah is stronger than expected. It has hit Israel with drones and missiles and killed soldiers. They have recovered better than expected. 5) The inability of Ben-Gurion airport to withstand closing and chaos has shown fragility in Israeli social cohesion. 6) They are disappointed in the lack of support from Gulf States who want an end to the war rather than the escalation Israel wants. 7) Israel accepts that the regime in Tehran will survive and just hopes that this weakens them in preparation for the next round. 8) There is a growing fear among Israeli strategists that they are winning the war but losing the region. While military targets are being obliterated, the civilian infrastructure damage is causing a backlash. 9) The war is proving very expensive. The need to divert NIS 28 billion ($9 billion) to the military has forced the government to freeze social projects, leading to the first significant anti-government protests since the war began, specifically from the middle class bearing the tax burden. 10) They are aware that the war is very unpopular in the US and that Israel is being blamed. They are concerned about the ramifications for the alliance. While Netanyahu is painting this as a huge success, it really doesn't look like one to Israeli strategic planners. The public knows it as well.