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Israel is rocked by a deal Netanyahu made with suspected rapist and pedophile Rabbi Yoram Abergil who leads a party he wants to drop out of the elections. In exchange, Abergil will get a deputy minister in the Prime Minister’s Office of his choice and will advance laws that he believes in. At the end of the video, you can hear Netanyahu agree to the terms. Pedophilia is part of the Israeli system.
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Hey @grok, concise no spin.
I need only:
-Victim and perpetrator’s ethnicity
-Location and date.
-Full Link of the report.
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"Carpet bomb them all".
Speaking to The Guardian at an event ahead of Israel’s elections, a young Israeli woman called for Palestinians to be forcibly displaced from the Gaza Strip, saying they should be killed if they cannot be removed.
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This is fucking awesome and gets better by the minute. Worth watching. Norman Finkelstein explains why there were only 100 thousand Holocaust survivors in 1946 and why the numbers got inflated to the “level of absurdity” by the mid-1980s.
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📰 My new report “Truth under the Rubble: Media in the Time of Genocide” is out
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🇵🇸 A mother in Gaza lost all 7 children in one strike.
“I miss the word Mom. No one calls me Mom anymore.”
She had 2 sons and 5 daughters. The oldest was 20, the youngest just 3.
She was at the market when an Israeli strike hit the school shelter where her family was staying.
And somehow, she calls herself lucky. Lucky because she found their bodies and got to bury them.
She misses their voices, their shouting, their little faces.
And the one word she'll never hear from them again.
“Mom.” 💔
How much more can Gaza lose before the world finally says enough?
Source: Daizygedeon ( Instagram) / Writer: Daniyal
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Position statement.
If Zionism were simply about establishing the right of Jews to live safely wherever they are, including in their ancestral homeland, I would be a Zionist.
But this isn't what Zionism is about. It is, and always has been, about creating a Jewish-majority state in a land where the majority of people are not Jewish. This necessarily means either removing most non-Jews or denying them citizenship. Zionists have done, and are still doing, both.
I believe in the right of ALL people to live safely wherever they are. I oppose every means used to drive people out of their homes and lands: mass murder, ethnic cleansing, systematic violence, denial of citizenship, violation of basic human rights.
Zionism uses all these means to create and maintain its Jewish state.
Therefore I am an anti-Zionist.
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I still cannot believe UK Lawyers for Israel pressured Chelsea and Westminster Hospital to remove artwork created by Palestinian children in Gaza.
Shame on the NHS for allowing it.
Their artwork was not a threat.
Imagine, adults bullying children. Revolting really.
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This is a prime example of people with little knowledge holding firm views about Israel and Palestine and pushing them in public.
It's also an example of someone admitting that they don't know and, presumably, changing their views.
It's worth challenging people when they don't know.
Mike Tapp: 'Zionism isn't ethnic cleansing!'
Shehab Khan: 'So why can a Jewish guy in London get Israeli citizenship but a displaced Palestinian can't?'
Mike Tapp: '...I didn't know that. That doesn't sound equal to me.'
The absolute intellectual collapse. He spent whole time defending the ideology, only to admit he doesn't know how it actually works on the ground
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Peter Oborne on the West Bank: "It is a horrific, racist project to drive out Palestinians... 65 of [the Bedouins'] communities have been destroyed in the last three years... The fact that we, the democratic, human rights-respecting West, is tolerating this horror is extraordinary."
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We called it a "shooting gallery" at the time. And that's exactly what it was. The NAZA film describes how it worked.
During the famine, thousands of Palestinians would pour out in crowds, running for many kilometers toward locations where tanks and snipers were stationed. The snipers never stopped firing live ammunition directly at the starving people, who were facing death just to obtain a bag of flour.
Every day, hundreds of Palestinians were shot by snipers positioned atop tall towers, as if Palestinians had become moving targets for target practice. Despite the extreme danger, Palestinians kept coming in endless streams because they had children dying of hunger in their tents.
We will never forget, we will never forgive.
Pure EVIL!
🚨🇮🇱🇵🇸 Israeli forces raid a home, then bring in a BULLDOZER to tear up its courtyard!
Absolutely disgusting to watch...
Surveillance footage shows Israeli forces entering the property before a military bulldozer moves in to raze it.
Whatever the justification, watching a family's property get ripped apart like this is pretty fking sickening.
Source: Bint Jbeil News (TG) / Writer: Samuel
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Israeli troops have leveled a neighborhood in Hebron, driving out hundreds of families in a war-crime act of collective punishment for a militant attack on an army checkpoint outside the occupied West Bank city. trib.al/CIffmuy
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She asked a simple question they couldn’t answer. is not supporting Zionism antisemitism?
They keep doing this. They take any criticism of the Israeli government’s policies, its wars, or its treatment of Palestinians and instantly label it antisemitism.
Criticizing a government is not the same as hating a people, and treating the two as identical is how ordinary political disagreement gets turned into a moral crime.
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Israel is driving antisemitism.
It is an undeniable fact.
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Palestinian Culture must and will survive. Its natural beauty is indestructible, as is the spirit.
Sliman Mansour was a leading Palestinian artist whose work captured the Palestinian people’s culture of steadfastness in the face of their ongoing struggles for recognition, rights, and freedom.
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A little blonde southern belle from Houston, Texas has more rights to the land than the native population. In what world is this normal?
A young blonde woman with an American accent in Israel says that all the Arabs must be kicked out of Gaza because it is "our land" since "God commanded us to take it."
The Palestinians should be kicked out to any other Arab state, she continues, except Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria, "because they are ours."
"Or we will kill them," she adds
Can we stop pretending that this is a marginal view in Israel? That these are the comments of a fringe minority?
They are not. Israel has been on this path for quite some time.
Western governments know it fully - yet they continue to fund and enable Israel's genocidal policies.
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The striking resemblance between the Palestinian woman standing amid the rubble and Handala, the iconic character created by Palestinian cartoonist Naji al-Ali, goes beyond physical posture; it creates a powerful visual dialogue between art and reality. Both figures stand upright, their hands clasped behind their backs, embodying a quiet yet profound sense of defiance. While Handala’s turned back symbolizes refusal, protest, and an unwavering moral stance, the woman’s presence amid the ruins confronts us with the human reality behind the symbol. Through this visual parallel, the photograph reawakens Handala in the collective Palestinian memory, bridging generations of resistance and displacement. Handala transforms defiance into an icon; the woman brings that icon back to life. Their resemblance reminds us that behind every symbol lies a human story, and that even when the world around them collapses, Palestinians remain standing.




























