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Njemačka živi svoj cionistički san. Prvi ljudi u zemlji stavljaju židovske kapice na glavu i paradiraju s cionističkom ekstremisticom Charlotte Knoblach, glasnogovornicom izraelskog genocida nad Semitima Palestincima. Njemačka i genocid opet stanuju u istoj rečenici.
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Germany's Chancellor Merz:
Historical responsibility means speaking out against antisemitism and confronting it wherever it appears.
It means taking an interest in Israel's fate.
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Der Moment, als Friedrich Merz und Markus Söder die Münchner Synagoge „Ohel Jakob“ betreten, Hand in Hand dazwischen die 1932 geborene Charlotte Knobloch.
Und Ilse Aigner? Läuft — noch — etwas im Hintergrund ein (im violetten Jackett), sitzt später aber auch in der 1. Reihe.
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In 2022, Israel killed journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, a Palestinian Christian and then attacked her casket live on TV.
Hey @grok, is this video authentic?
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Israel to release body of Palestinian teen who died malnourished in prison haaretz.com/west-bank/2026-1…
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Settlers move into Palestinian homes on the outskirts of Jericho, a Palestinian city in the West Bank. If they stay, their presence will have devastating consequences for the city residents. The IDF has already sent three platoons to guard the settlers.
As settlements pop up or expand, they also draw in a heavy military deployment, while new or larger “security buffer zones” appear. These zones are areas near settlements that Palestinians are barred from entering without the IDF’s permission.
If the security buffer extends onto private Palestinian land, as it often does, Palestinians would be forced to navigate a complex bureaucratic system each time they seek access. Constant military deployment would also subject Palestinians to intensified repression: more checkpoints, more arrests, more home invasions at night, and more searches on the streets. Additionally, as settlements expand, Palestinians living in their vicinity face an increased risk of becoming the next targets of ethnic cleansing by their new neighbors.
According to IDF leaks reported in the Israeli media, Maj. Gen. Avi Bluth, the IDF commander responsible for the entire West Bank, was directly involved in assisting the settlers in Jericho. He allegedly knew about the settlers’ plans and even instructed them not to inform local military officers until after they had moved in. Both the IDF and Maj. Gen. Avi Bluth later denied the allegation, but it remains an indisputable fact that there are settlers in Jericho, protected by the IDF. Moreover, the IDF is known to have a special unit dedicated to coordinating the establishment of settler farms. Avi Bluth, who established this unit, famously declared that these farms, which have been responsible for the ethnic cleansing of thousands of Palestinians in the West Bank, are part of the IDF’s doctrine.
How does bringing settlers into a Palestinian city contribute to Israeli security, you may ask? It absolutely does not. The real goal is ethnic cleansing and the annexation of the West Bank, which will only lead to more violence. The only way to ensure security for everyone living between the river and the sea is to end the occupation.
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Over the past three years, in Gaza, Israel has destroyed entire neighborhoods and cities, forced about 1.9 Million Palestinians from their homes, and destroyed most of the civilian infrastructure. It continues to block reconstruction and restrict the entry of essential supplies and aid. Now that the winter rains have arrived, people are struggling to find shelter.
About 950,000 residents of Gaza are exposed to the rain and cold in displacement camps. In just 12 hours, some 70,000 tents were flooded, emergency services received more than 1,500 distress calls and three buildings collapsed.
“Winter hasn’t even started yet, and my tent and everything inside is flooded. What will I do when the worst of it hits?” Shireen Munir Ma’aruf, 24, a mother of two with another on the way, was forced to leave her home in Beit Lahiya. She is now living in a tent in western Gaza City and does not know how the family will survive the winter.
Despite the declaration of a "ceasefire" 13 months ago, Israel continues to kill Palestinians in Gaza and prevent the reconstruction of bombed homes and infrastructure. This is what the beginning of a fourth winter under genocide looks like.
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Several Palestinians recently released from Israeli torture camps describe undergoing or witnessing severe sexual violence: from threats of sexual assault and forced stripping, to sexual assault including serious injury to genitals by beating, setting dogs on prisoners’ genitals, and forced anal penetration with various objects.
Testimonies from the "Living Hell" report:
“The guard ran a metal detector over me, pressed it against my anus and pulled on my testicles. It wasn’t a regular search. It was sexual harassment. Female soldiers held my testicles and penis and said, ‘I’m going to rape you’.”
- J.M. was held at the Etzion detention facility and at the following prisons: Ofer, Negev (Ketziot), Ramla, Be’er Sheva (Ohaley Kedar) and Nafha
Released on 30 October 2025
“One of the guards sat on my back, another trod on my head, and the third tried to push something hard into my anus. I tried to clench my muscles and resist, but they managed to push it in. The pain was horrific and I screamed, but they repeated that six times…”
- Sami a-Sa’i, 46, a father of six from Tulkarm in the West Bank
Held at Megiddo Prison, released on 10 June 2025
“At the Sde Teiman facility, I went through the hardest days of my life. I’m still suffering from severe trauma. They held me naked, and soldiers set dogs on me that attacked me. They beat me on the penis, tied it with a plastic cord and caused swelling and bleeding.”
- S.S. was held at the Sde Teiman detention facility, in Ofer Prison and in Negev Prison (Ketziot).
Released on 13 October 2025
Link to the full report > btselem.org/publications/202…
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Einige/viele Deutsche gebrauchen das Unwort "Pali" jetzt wie ihre Großeltern "Itzig" - genüsslich geifernd in der wütig enthemmten, feigen, ehrlosen, ekelhaften Herde der hetzenden Verhetzten.
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Laut unserer „Bildungsministerin“ ist es „Palästinismus“, sich gegen einen Genozid auszusprechen. Die BILD spricht von „Pali-Schande“ bei friedlichem zivilen Ungehorsam pro Palästina, und der BILD-Chef Politik von einer „skrupellosen und geschichtsvergessenen Provokation“. Vanessa Emde soll ihr Mandat niederlegen, weil sie die Trivialität ausgesprochen hat, dass Menschen ein Existenzrecht haben, Staaten hingegen nicht.
Deutschland kann sich sein Gedenken zum 09. November wirklich sparen: Dass „Nie wieder“ für alle Menschen auf diesem Planeten zu gelten hat, wurde in der Breite des politmedialen Mainstreams dieses Landes bis heute nicht verstanden.
Eine lesenswerte und diskussionswürdige Einordnung des extremistischen Phänomens “Palästinismus” api-depositonce.tu-berlin.de…
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If we watch and do nothing, we are complicit; if we speak, we will be convicted: god help every human enduring the israeli killing machine
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@BILD bedient sich Hitlerjugend-Sprache. Ein rechtsradikales Schmierblatt, dass maßgeblich politische Entscheidungen in Deutschland mitbestimmt. Das ist sinnbildlich für das deutsche Erinnerungstheater und dass rein gar nichts aus den Verbrechen des Holocausts gelernt wurde.
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Nobel Peace Prize laureate Oleksandra Matviichuk:
Trump promised to end the war in 24 hours. Now he has decided to finance it. These are already the longest 24 hours in human history.
Witkoff called putin a humanitarian. I have interviewed hundreds of people released from russian captivity. They were beaten, raped, locked in wooden boxes, had their fingers cut off, their fingernails ripped out, and were tortured with electric shocks to their genitals. One woman described how her eye was gouged out with a spoon.
What is happening now is an imitation of a peace process.
I met a five-year-old girl in Kyiv. The russians abducted her mother because of her pro-Ukrainian views, tortured her, and repeatedly gang-raped her. They then took her to russia and fabricated a criminal case against her.
The girl hugged me, burst into tears, and began begging: “Please, bring my mommy back.” I am a human rights lawyer, but I have no legal tools to force russia to return her. I hugged the girl and promised that we would fight for her mother.
Journalist Viktoriia Roshchyna was my friend and colleague. She traveled to the occupied territories to tell the truth about russian crimes. She was abducted, tortured, and secretly transferred to russia. She was held without formal charges and without contact with the outside world.
She was denied medical care. She weighed just 30 kilograms. The russians refused to return her body to her parents for six months. When they finally did, several internal organs, her eyes, her brain, and part of her trachea were missing. We still do not know how she died.
Viktoriia believed that the truth could save thousands of lives. That people in other countries, once they learned the truth, would make the right decisions.
My friend and teacher, Professor Ihor Kozlovskyi, spent 700 days in russian captivity. For months, he was held alone in a small, dark basement cell without windows or fresh air. Rats crawled out of the sewer.
He gave philosophy lectures to the rats just to hear a human voice. He was tortured so severely that after his release, he had to learn to walk again.
Kozlovskyi told me: “Everything I have experienced does not make me see myself as a victim. The foundation of our existence is dignity. And dignity is action.”
