Javeed

@SkyNewsAust A free and independent media must remain neutral, principled, and courageous. When it fails to do so, it is fair for readers to question whether it is living up to its responsibility to the broader public and to start searching for its missing spine!

@SkyNewsAust At a time when emotions are high, the media has a responsibility to highlight gestures of solidarity and bridge-building, not silence them. Providing space for voices that promote unity and empathy—especially across community divides—is essential to social cohesion.

The Sydney Morning Herald has pulled an op-ed by controversial councillor Ahmed Ouf about visiting Bondi Beach to console Jewish Australians amid scrutiny of his past links to an anti-Israel movement. skynews.com.au/business/media…

@mohammed_hijab Would you say the same to local Kashmiri Muslims who reject violent acts such as the recent one that take away their daily livelihood and disrupt community peace? Just dropping a Quran verse doesn’t give credibility to your misinformed message painting issue with broad brush.

If any Indian Muslim sides with India on Kashmir, he betrays the ummah. If he desires Hindutva's triumph over Muslims, he has fallen into disbelief. Whoever allies with them is of them. And Allah does not guide the wrongdoing people. (Surah Al-Ma'idah, 5:51)

Speechless.

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What an incredibly brave woman ♥️ “ My Rabbi blocked me”

@Abhinav_Bindra From one champion to another! 🫡

Dear Vinesh, It is said that sport is a celebration of human will. I have known that to be true many times in my career but never has it resonated more than today. As I look around me, I see a nation and its people celebrate your unyielding resolve. You are a fighter – on and off the mat. Through you, we are learning what it means to never lose the fight in us, even as a loss weighs heavily. You embody the true spirit of a warrior. Not all victories look alike. Some end up as a glittering souvenir in a cabinet but the ones that matter more find their way into the stories we tell our children. And every child in this country will know the champion you are. Every child will grow up wanting to face life with the resilience you have displayed. I thank you for that. Respect, Abhinav Bindra @phogat_vinesh

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TIMES NOW EXCLUSIVE Election Commission, Income Tax, and CBI have become the arms of the BJP. That itself is a big failure of democracy: Tamil Nadu Minister Palanivel Thiaga Rajan (@ptrmadurai) speaks exclusively to @dharannniii

@Joydas Yes an innings full of “Well left” from him

Mahendra Singh Dhoni played one of his finest innings on 22nd January, 2024

The Israeli Haaretz newspaper interviews the army's 'ethics' chief, Asa Kasher, of Tel Aviv university, about two major incidents on October 7: 1. An Israeli commander ordered a tank to fire into a home in Kibbutz Be'eri knowing that there were 14 Israeli civilians inside, incinerating them. 2. Israeli helicopters fired missiles at dozens of cars with Israeli hostages inside, killing the inhabitants, again often by incinerating them. In both cases, the official Israeli narrative is that Hamas was responsible for these 'barbaric' acts, supposedly justifying the genocide Israel is carrying out – 'in response' – against the civilian Palestinian population of Gaza. Haaretz and Kasher ascribe these 'friendly fire' incidents to Israel's classified 'Hannibal directive', which requires soldiers to stop Israelis being taken hostage at all costs. Kasher thinks – probably wrongly – that the directive was misunderstood and misapplied by commanders on the day. Urging an immediate investigation, Kasher says of the first incident: "How is it possible that a high ranking army official would give a command that so immediately and definitely endangers the life of so many civilians? It's just horrifying." And he says of the second incident: "This sounds totally unacceptable from every aspect. Against orders. Against procedure. Against values. Against ethics. And possibly against the law." Efforts to re-examine the Israeli government's October 7 narrative are all over the *Israeli* media. Many of the families of the Israelis killed on October 7 are demanding an investigation. So how is it possible that the BBC and the rest of the western media keep revisiting the horrors of October 7 but *never* to raise these issues , even though they have been so prominent in the Israeli public space for many weeks? The only possible answer is that western media outlets are *consciously* censoring this story because it directly conflicts with the West's ideological and strategic agenda. It raises disturbing questions about western complicity in genocide. Once again, the establishment media's unwillingness to report the real story starkly gives the lie to their claim to be 'free and fearless'. In truth, they are there to uphold a narrative of western moral and civilisational superiority. They are there to justify the West's wars – and the war industry and resource-grab portfolios that our economies, and the media corporations themselves, are so heavily invested in. The Haaretz story can be read here: archive.ph/Mn6MD My own discussion of Israel's killing of its own citizens can be read here: middleeasteye.net/opinion/israel…

Most western media did not properly cover the South African charge of #genocide against the Israelis at the ICJ, or they buried it in Israeli bile and denials. To compensate, some prominent actors read out the South African case.

🇵🇸🇮🇱 Israeli journalist, Gideon Levy, says: "If one attack pushes so many Israelis to become inhuman -- Imagine what it does to Palestinians who live under those attacks for decades."