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🏴‍☠️During WWII: Joint US-Israeli intelligence provides funding & advisory to SS in anti-Soviet war, assists Himmler in killing Jews When USSR began winning in Battle of Stalingrad in late 1942, American intelligence, in cooperation with the Ben-Gurion circle, began funding and providing military advisory to the Nazi war effort, all under the guise of ‘bribing’ the Nazis to ‘release the Jews from captivity’. Jews were not released from captivity and the ‘bribes’ were anti-Soviet war finances and military-industrial hardware. Link in comment.

First of all, watch your language. Secondly, it was not contact but rather exchange of intelligence, as the Sharonist officially-appointed IDF historian Uri Milstein writes. Thirdly, this should be a time for you to reflect on how Israeli policy has materially strengthened the extremist forces that support suicide-bombings in Tel Aviv and Haifa. Your government allied with Gehlenite West Germany -- literally led by Hitler's generals -- against a Soviet Union that fought Nazi Germany. Your government allied with a SAVAK that financed Yasser Afafat. x.com/SovinformMedia… Your government allied with the PLO but fought against a Syrian Arab Army, the heroic army that fought the PLO terrorists in 1976. Your government allied with a Saudi Arabia that financed Khaled Masha'al. And is there any surprise that there are -- very unfortunately -- fascist forces that suicide-bombed busses and cafes in Israel? It's better to reflect instead of personal attacks.

3. The CIA added that Iraqi leader Abdel-Karim Qasem, another foe of Egypt, was a friend of Haajj Amin.[5] The Mossad general Yehuda Tajar added that the Israeli gov transferred intel to Haajj Amin's Iraqi patron via Pahlavi Iran.[6]

2. Throughout the coming decades, the IDF continued to wage wars in favour of Haajj Amin's apparatus. The CIA has confirmed that Gamal Abdel-Nasser, whom the IDF defeated in 1967, was a foe of Haajj Amin Al-Husseini,[3] whereas Lebanese Phalange leader Pierre Al-Gemayel (Bachir's brother), whom the IDF helped install in Lebanon's leadership, was a close ally of Haajj Amin.[4]

1. Uri Milstein, appointed by IDF Chief of Staff Rafael Eitan as the IDF Paratroopers' official historian,[1] had wide access to IDF archives. In a book he later wrote, he confirmed that the Haganah intelligence established secret contacts with Haajj Amin's apparatus for intelligence cooperation.[2]

☢️ EXPOSED: The Secret History of Israeli Intelligence collaboration with Palestinian Nazi warlord Haajj Amin Al-Husseini's network 🧵Thread.

Alright guys I’m losing my mind and getting no work done so I’m deleting the app, if you see me posting on here please report my account for self harm 🤓 I love each and every one of you

Lebanon's government is deeply frustrated that it is being largely ignored by the Trump administration. Without active U.S. mediation, the sources say, there is no path to peace talks. "Nobody in Washington is taking their calls," said a former U.S. official

Talking about an agreement in Lebanon is very premature. Unfortunately, it will likely get worse before we get to a stage where serious talks can go forward. Israel is determined to degrade Hezbollah, if not eliminating it entirely. The party, on the other hand, isn't showing any willingness to back down either, and it will not seek to end the fighting before the larger regional conflict is resolved. Additionally, Israel will seek to separate the Lebanese front from the Iranian one, as it previously separated it from the Gaza front. This means that the timeline for the war in Lebanon will likely be separate from Iran regardless of how and why it started in the first place.

@kafkaexport Let’s see what happens 🤷‍♀️

@privatetamar US is the main threat to GCC stability, and it's a serious threat. US won't defend anyone or anything besides Israel. The muscle lies with Iran and Pakistan, both Chinese allies. I know GCC are retarded but even they should see it now.

I am sure Israel would be willing to end the Iran campaign shortly while continuing the Lebanon invasion and bombardment

@Icantsmokeweed @IntifadaFella Too cute (and righteous)

@privatetamar @IntifadaFella I went to one as a very young child when my parents were in uni. "Drop Bush Not Bombs" held by toddler photo is a family heirloom

Does anyone know why there are no US university anti-war protests? Are the administrations still enforcing harsh crackdowns since the pro-Palestine encampments in the last 2 years?

@kafkaexport caat.org.uk/data/countries…

@kafkaexport I doubt that will happen, the U.S. won’t let China become the main supplier of arms to the ME on top of already being their main trade partner

Columbia expelled someone new less than a month ago so yes they are still enforcing harsh crackdowns since the encampments. There should be more protests and direct actions anyway — our schools all work directly with the US military and weapons manufacturers. We are complicit.

@kafkaexport It wasn’t a pretext, Israel wanted to set back their offensive and defensive capabilities and destroy infrastructure to cause internal chaos

@privatetamar Why hit Iran so hard then if it was mostly a pretext?

All opposition parties in the Knesset withdrew their no-confidence motions today, claiming that “there is currently no coalition and no opposition.” In reality, they are blindly following Netanyahu’s endless and criminal war agenda. There is an alternative to this government and its policy of eternal war and occupation, and I am proud to stand in opposition to this criminal government. We will continue to fight for a better future for all, a future of justice, peace, and security for everyone. There is another way.

Woman in Kiryat Sefer has 21st child, none of them twins

@HamzaKHIPAK I pray there is no widespread retaliation against the Shia population

@privatetamar I just realised something. War with Iran will end very soon because Iran is 2000km away from Iran & US bases. But... Lebanon is not. Oops! probably should've thought about that before you retaliated & joined the war. 🫤

As long as war continues *somewhere* the bloodthirsty population can be appeased

And it would be justified to the population as letting businesses and schools in the center fully reopen while letting the northern towns bear the brunt of rocket fire