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Katılım Kasım 2023
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Megatron
Megatron@Megatron_ron·
BREAKING: 🇮🇱 A Christian nun was assaulted this morning by Israeli settlers in Jerusalem, in an incident motivated by religious and racial hostility.
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MO@Abu_Salah9·
لا أعتقد أن البشرية عبر كل تاريخ الحروب وثقت مشاهد كهذه. مشهد تم الحصول عليه من كاميرا مراقبة في غزة، لحظة سقوط صاروخ اسرائيلي بشكل مباشر على مجموعة من المواطنين العُزل (خلال حرب الابادة) أحد المشاهد التي سيخلّدها التاريخ كواحدة من أكبر الجرائم في هذا الزمن.
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Drop Site
Drop Site@DropSiteNews·
A Palestinian man was killed by Israeli gunfire during a raid on Silwad, east of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank, WAFA reports. The health ministry identified him as 37-year-old Abdul Halim Hammad, who was shot during the incursion. Local sources said Israeli forces stormed his home, detained him while wounded, then later confirmed his death. His body was withheld by the army. Hammad was the father of a toddler and the brother of Muhammad Hammad, killed by Israeli forces in 2021, whose body remains withheld.
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Ounka
Ounka@OunkaOnX·
Eretz Nehederet set up a hidden camera to ask Israelis about executing Palestinian captives. One person said: "Crucify them like Jesus." Another suggested other methods of torture and killing. This is not a normal society. This is a society that has normalized genocide
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Ryan Grim
Ryan Grim@ryangrim·
Raw systematic hostage taking. Read this:
Jordan Valley Activists نشطاء غور الأردن@JVActivists

An 18-year-old boy is about to be imprisoned in Israel’s torture camps, even though two courts ordered his release and all suspicions against him collapsed. How is that possible? Two and a half weeks ago, Hussein, from a shepherding family in the Jordan Valley, was arrested at a checkpoint while on his way to sell cheese his mother makes from their flock’s milk. Soldiers found a small knife and a face covering in his vehicle. In interrogation, held only 3 days later, Hussein explained the knife is used to open straw bales for feeding sheep, and the covering keeps his face warm in the morning and protects from sun and flies. The court accepted his explanation, ruled he posed no meaningful risk and could not obstruct the investigation, and ordered his release on 5,000 shekels bail. Occupation forces appealed the release order. 3 days later, the appeals court rejected the appeal and again ordered his release. Bail was paid, and his lawyer began release procedures. Nothing happened. Hours later it became clear why: occupation forces held another “hearing,” brought him an unknown Palestinian Authority lawyer because “his lawyer was busy” (busy at the appeals hearing), and extended his detention by six more days in order to issue an administrative detention order. The administrative detention order was issued after 5 days. Why make such an effort to turn an 18-year-old shepherd into a political prisoner? Because Hussein’s family, like many shepherd families in the Jordan Valley, faces settler attacks and harassment, invasions of their homes, denial of grazing, denial of water, livestock theft, army violence, and repeated attempts to expel them. And they refuse to leave. We have known Hussein’s family for years and witnessed dozens of abuses against him, his father, the family, and the community. There is no mystery here: Hussein’s only “crime” is being a proud Palestinian whose family lives on land Israel wants. As of April 2026, about 3,532 Palestinians are held in Israeli torture camps under administrative detention - thousands of people who, like Hussein, are jailed without trial because Israel sees their very existence as an obstacle to the continuation of its atrocities and ethnic cleansing.

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Jordan Valley Activists نشطاء غور الأردن
An 18-year-old boy is about to be imprisoned in Israel’s torture camps, even though two courts ordered his release and all suspicions against him collapsed. How is that possible? Two and a half weeks ago, Hussein, from a shepherding family in the Jordan Valley, was arrested at a checkpoint while on his way to sell cheese his mother makes from their flock’s milk. Soldiers found a small knife and a face covering in his vehicle. In interrogation, held only 3 days later, Hussein explained the knife is used to open straw bales for feeding sheep, and the covering keeps his face warm in the morning and protects from sun and flies. The court accepted his explanation, ruled he posed no meaningful risk and could not obstruct the investigation, and ordered his release on 5,000 shekels bail. Occupation forces appealed the release order. 3 days later, the appeals court rejected the appeal and again ordered his release. Bail was paid, and his lawyer began release procedures. Nothing happened. Hours later it became clear why: occupation forces held another “hearing,” brought him an unknown Palestinian Authority lawyer because “his lawyer was busy” (busy at the appeals hearing), and extended his detention by six more days in order to issue an administrative detention order. The administrative detention order was issued after 5 days. Why make such an effort to turn an 18-year-old shepherd into a political prisoner? Because Hussein’s family, like many shepherd families in the Jordan Valley, faces settler attacks and harassment, invasions of their homes, denial of grazing, denial of water, livestock theft, army violence, and repeated attempts to expel them. And they refuse to leave. We have known Hussein’s family for years and witnessed dozens of abuses against him, his father, the family, and the community. There is no mystery here: Hussein’s only “crime” is being a proud Palestinian whose family lives on land Israel wants. As of April 2026, about 3,532 Palestinians are held in Israeli torture camps under administrative detention - thousands of people who, like Hussein, are jailed without trial because Israel sees their very existence as an obstacle to the continuation of its atrocities and ethnic cleansing.
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Muhammad Shehada
Muhammad Shehada@muhammadshehad2·
Remember when Israel said its soldiers destroying solar panels in Lebanon "don't align with its values"? The next day Israel bombed this solar-powered phone charging station & murdered its owner, Imad Miqdad, in a targeted strike in Gaza Israel has systematically bombed Gaza's solar panels over 3 years of genocide & Israel's security minister Ben Gvir openly advocated for this policy.
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sarah
sarah@sahouraxo·
Israel killed Rouqayya and her little girl today in Tayr Debba, South Lebanon. Rouqayya was pregnant. They murdered a mother, her little daughter, and her unborn child. This is what Israel calls a “ceasefire.
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Max Blumenthal
Max Blumenthal@MaxBlumenthal·
This is Intuit data analyst Tom Yacobi during a company-wide meeting wearing his IDF uniform Yacobi works in TurboTax’s trust and safety team, which handles sensitive customer data Intuit allows Israeli employees like him to take 3-4 months off to serve in the Israeli army
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The Grayzone@TheGrayzoneNews

Intuit is the US tech giant where employees wear IDF uniforms to work Last month, one data analyst at the company showed up to a company Zoom call in full Israeli army uniform By @NateB_Panic thegrayzone.com/2026/04/28/tec…

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Drop Site
Drop Site@DropSiteNews·
⭕️ BREAKING: Two brothers, both under 10, killed just weeks apart — each while gathering firewood in Gaza 9-year-old Adel al-Najjar was shot and killed by Israeli forces Tuesday while collecting firewood in Khan Younis, according to Nasser Hospital via the Associated Press. He was about 400 meters (1,312 feet) from the “Yellow Line” separating Israeli-controlled areas from the rest of Gaza. His younger brother had reportedly been killed under similar circumstances in the same area just a month earlier. At least 226 children and 179 women have been killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza since the start of the so-called ceasefire, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry. 🎥 via Ibrahim Salama
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Dr. Omar Suleiman
Dr. Omar Suleiman@omarsuleiman·
Daily videos of Israeli Occupation Forces blowing up mosques or churches, and harassing Palestinian worshippers. Can you imagine if this was “Palestinian soldiers” throwing tear gas at the Western wall?
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Furkan Gözükara
Furkan Gözükara@FurkanGozukara·
Absolute horror. The Israeli military violently raided and welded shut a licensed Palestinian orphanage in Hebron. They are deliberately cutting off food and basic needs to orphans. Pure state terrorism.
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Linda Mamoun
Linda Mamoun@mamoun_linda·
A rabbi was at my son’s high school today handing out flyers telling kids to ‘Pray for the IDF.’ A rabbi. At a public school. Telling kids to pray for an army that’s committing genocide and ethnic cleansing. And no one batted an eye.
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Dalal@nope1904·
@DropSiteNews @caitoz It’s antisemitic to say that Zionists control the media. Even though they are controlling the media and firing anyone who doesn’t report their propaganda and lies.
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Drop Site@DropSiteNews·
⭕️ CBS News Ousts London Bureau Chief After Clashes With Bari Weiss Over Gaza and Iran Coverage CBS News has removed London bureau chief Claire Day following tensions with editor-in-chief Bari Weiss over the network’s Middle East coverage, the New York Post reports. Day, a nearly 25-year CBS veteran, had pushed back on editorial calls with Weiss — a self-described Zionist — over coverage of Iran and Gaza, sources said. A freelance cameraman in the London bureau had accused Day of running it like a “Hamas cell”— an allegation that triggered a formal internal probe. The probe cleared Day of any alleged bias. “For Bari and Tom to discard her because she failed some undefined purity test is appalling,” one CBS insider told NY Post.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Her replacement, Shayndi Raice, is a former Wall Street Journal Middle East correspondent based in Israel with no prior television or large-scale management experience, sources noted. She takes over May 11.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ 📸 Photo: Claire Day, LinkedIn.
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Brian Tashman@briantashman

Bari Weiss ousts London bureau chief because of her “balanced” coverage on Gaza and Iran, replacing her with a pro-Israel stalwart

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Ethan Levins 🇺🇸
Ethan Levins 🇺🇸@EthanLevins2·
💔 Israeli runs over 2 Palestinian KIDS walking to school… This is why we speak up.
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