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An Israeli soldier in 1985: ‘I’m not dealing with human beings (Lebanese). They are all terrorists and they don't have any human feelings, so l kill them without remorse.’ Reporter: ‘They live here and they’re trying to defend their villages.’ IDF soldier: ‘They know we’re going back to Israel in two months, why do they have to try and kill people?’ Israeli soldiers commit barbarism and mass slaughter, and then play the victim…since 1948.

💢 REPORT | Israeli forces have now carried out 1,228 airstrikes and shelling attacks and 1,060 live-fire incidents across Gaza since the “ceasefire” was agreed to last October, according to a report shared by the Palestinian side with mediators and obtained by Drop Site News. Tuesday alone saw 10 new violations recorded across the Strip, including strikes that killed three Palestinians, among them 15-year-old Mahmoud Mohammad Sahwil, and wounded dozens more. The total number of documented Israeli ceasefire violations has now reached 2,741. 10 incidents recorded on Tuesday: 🔹 Civilian killed and others wounded in a strike targeting a vehicle on Al-Jalaa Street in central Gaza City 🔹 Israeli forces shelled eastern Khan Younis 🔹 Civilian killed and others wounded in an Israeli drone strike on a motorcycle near Kuwait Roundabout, south of Gaza City 🔹 A girl wounded by Israeli gunfire inside Al-Ikhwa shelter camp in Al-Bureij 🔹 Mahmoud Mohammad Sahwil, 15, killed and several others wounded in an Israeli airstrike on a building in Al-Nasr neighborhood, Gaza City 🔹 Israeli quadcopter drone opened fire near Abu Humaid Roundabout in central Khan Younis 🔹 Israeli forces opened fire toward eastern Khan Younis 🔹 Israeli tank advanced into eastern central Gaza, accompanied by live fire and explosive drops from drones along Salah al-Din Road 🔹 Artillery shelling targeting northeast of Al-Bureij Camp 🔹 Explosive demolition of residential blocks east of Gaza City Since the ceasefire took effect, 837 Palestinians have been killed — including 216 children, 91 women, and 23 elderly — and 2,381 wounded, of whom more than half are children, women, or elderly. 73 civilians have also been detained. Israel also continues to hold approximately 34 square kilometers beyond agreed withdrawal lines and has blocked repairs to electricity, water, and sewage infrastructure. Aid and movement restrictions remain severe: Aid entry ▪️ Only ~37.4% of agreed humanitarian aid has entered — ~224 trucks per day vs. 600 agreed ▪️ Fuel deliveries at just 14.8% of required levels Rafah crossing ▪️ Rafah crossing fully closed on the reported day ▪️ Only 4,446 of 14,200 planned crossings carried out (~31.3%) ▪️ Medical and humanitarian travel remains severely restricted

One of the most horrifying and brutal scenes ever captured on camera in modern history. Israeli soldiers opened fire on thousands of starving Palestinians in Gaza as they ran in desperation trying to get a piece of food during the war on Gaza. A moment the world must never forget.

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🚨New Testimonies Reveal Dr. Hossam Abu Safiya Stripped, Beaten, and Set Upon by Dogs in Israeli Detention Three recently released Palestinian prisoners have provided harrowing testimony about the condition of Dr. Hossam Abu Safiya, director of Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza, who has been held in Israeli detention since his arrest on December 27, 2024. Released prisoner Ahmad Qaddas said he initially did not recognize Abu Safiya due to his physical deterioration. He described the doctor spending most of his time “sitting in a daze,” barely able to speak, while fellow prisoners could hear him screaming during beatings but were powerless to intervene — with those who tried to help facing tear gas raids. A second witness, Hamza Abu Omeira, said Abu Safiya suffered constant vomiting, could not keep food down, and was denied medical care. He described seven consecutive days during which prisoners were shackled by both hands and feet. He said Abu Safiya was also reportedly forced to repeat degrading phrases about himself under torture. A third released prisoner said he witnessed Abu Safiya being stripped, beaten after interrogation, and attacked by police dogs that “scratched him and knocked him to the ground.” All three witnesses warned he faces imminent death if not released immediately. Abu Safiya is one of 737 medical workers arrested by Israel since the start of the war, according to Al Jazeera. Source: Palestinian Information Center

We were lifelong Democrats. We are lifelong Californians We will never again vote for a Democrat. Their policies have ruined our livelihood, ruined our state and pander to our community expecting our loyalty. Trippin. Never again

"La gente debería tener limitada el agua a 50 o 100 litros de agua, no deberían poder lavar su coche ni llenar una piscina, hay que empezar a pensar en el agua como recurso". Este es Peter Brabeck-Letmathe, nuevo presidente del Fondo Monetario Internacional, quién fue director ejecutivo del Grupo Nestlé y afirmó que el agua no es un derecho humano, sino un recurso con el que especular. "El agua como un producto alimenticio como cualquier otro, debería tener un valor comercial. Declarar el agua como derecho humano universal es algo extremista". Este capitalista sin escrúpulos que quiere limitar el uso del agua para la población es una de las 300 personas más ricas de Suiza, con una fortuna superior a 450 millones de francos suizos... pero te dice que la gente debería poder lavar el coche mientras él cena en un jacuzzi con champagne.