Israel-Palestine War: Hamas Breaks Out of Gaza, Israel Responds With Genocide

Larry Calloway interviews former CIA agent Larry Johnson on how world governments remain indifferent to atrocities in Gaza, while Western alliances appear determined to escalate conflicts in Europe.
Following Israel's "double tap" attack on Gaza's Nasser Hospital—where medics were killed first, then responders were targeted— Larry Johnson calls for immediate embargoes. Meanwhile, the U.S. has placed nuclear weapons in the UK for the first time since 2008.
 
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Larry Calloway interviews former CIA agent Larry Johnson on how world governments remain indifferent to atrocities in Gaza, while Western alliances appear determined to escalate conflicts in Europe.
Following Israel's "double tap" attack on Gaza's Nasser Hospital—where medics were killed first, then responders were targeted— Larry Johnson calls for immediate embargoes. Meanwhile, the U.S. has placed nuclear weapons in the UK for the first time since 2008.
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Israeli intensification in Gaza and Yemen.

29.08.2025 -
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed on August 29 that its attack on Yemen a day earlier targeted the army chief of staff and defense minister of the Houthis (Ansar Allah).

At least ten strikes hit the Yemen capital, Sanaa, which was held by the Houthis during the attack. Later, Hebrew media reports revealed that the IDF had intelligence that the army chief, Muhammad Abd Al-Karim al-Ghamari, was en route to a meeting with senior officials of the group including the defense minister, Mohamed al-Atifi.

According to the reports, the two top officials were the intended targets of the strike, though the military is still awaiting confirmation on the outcome.

Reports from Arab media said that Houthi Prime Minister Ahmed al-Rahawi was killed in a separate strike on an apartment in Sanaa.
“This was a complex strike based on intelligence regarding their gathering,” the IDF said. “We exploited a narrow intelligence window to carry out a precise operation.
The military added that it is preparing for possible retaliation by the Houthis, but stresses that at this stage, this is not based on a concrete warning but rather a general assessment.

Responding to the initial reports of assassinations following the IDF attack, a Houthi defense official told Al-Masirah TV, which is affiliated with the group, that Israel was presenting “conflicting accounts of its aggression and allegations of targeting leaders in the capital, Sanaa.”

Separately, IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir hailed the attack on Yemen during a situational assessment on August 29.

“The Houthis operate as an additional terrorist branch of Iran, continue to attack Israel, and threaten regional and international stability. Our message is clear — there will be no tolerance,” he said.
The attack was the sixteenth to be carried out by the IDF against the Houthis. In one of the previous attacks, Israel attempted to assassinate al-Ghamari, but failed. Most of the remaining strikes targeted civilian infrastructure in Houthi-run areas. Still, the group continued to launch attacks in support of the Gaza Strip.

While the results of the latest IDF attack remain unclear, there is no doubt that Israel is now allocating more resources to the confrontation with the Houthis.



Total destruction: israel is levelling Gaza City corner by corner, determined to flatten it entirely while the world remains silent.

Medical loss: After two weeks missing, the body of Dr. Fathi Abdelkarim Al-Raqab, a pediatric consultant, was recovered in Khan Younis. He was killed after being targeted by israeli forces, joining his son Dr. Abdelkarim and his brother Naim, both previously killed in the genocide.

School on fire: A school sheltering displaced families has erupted in flames after being struck, with screams and panic filling the sky as refugees burn inside. Nuseirat attack: Multiple Palestinians were killed or injured in israeli strikes on a residential area of Nuseirat Camp, central Gaza.


Israel announced the recovery of the body of another captive, Ilan Weiss, who was taken and killed during Hamas's al-Aqsa Flood operation. Follow Press TV on Telegram: http://t.me/PressTV 11:23 AM · Aug 29, 2025


URGENT Enemy Announcement: Fears that 4 soldiers may have been kidnapped just moments ago in Gaza, the army is searching for them.
 
Total destruction: israel is levelling Gaza City corner by corner, determined to flatten it entirely while the world remains silent.
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The tweet shows images like the one below - which i find suspect. Isn't that from the very first wave, when Israel started to bomb Gaza in 2023 ? The tower building with antennas, I mean. That doesn't exist today and hasn't for quite some time. So, are they mixing old and new images then ?

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Lt. Col. Anthony Aguilar is the US Veteran that Tucker recently interview, who had contracted with the Gaza food distribution company.

"That incident occurred on September 4, 2025. Two retired U.S. military veterans—Josephine Guilbeau and Lt. Col. Anthony Aguilar—interrupted a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing, accusing lawmakers of being complicit in genocide in Gaza. Capitol Police removed them from the chamber after they shouted and protested the U.S. government's role in funding military actions in the region."

 
Controversy was sparked by the recent revelation that hundreds of IDF soldiers on holiday in Italy were granted constant protection by the DIGOS (italian police special unit).

Israeli soldiers on holiday in Sardinia spark controversy: "They're being protected because they're sensitive targets."​

Hundreds of IDF soldiers on the island and the beaches of the Marche region for a "rest period" after serving in Gaza. Protests at Olbia airport and an attack by the Five Star Movement (M5S)

Those who landed at Olbia airport in recent days were apparently tourists on vacation, but they also appear to be IDF soldiers . And the case, which also involves other Italian seaside resorts, is sparking controversy.

In recent days, news has emerged of protests against the arrival of Israeli tourists at the Costa Smeralda port, led by activists from A Foras . Activists from Lungoni per la Palestina are also protesting, explaining that the soldiers are staying, for what is presented as a "rest period," in a five-star resort in Gallura .

"We don't want war criminals on our island," protest the activists, who in recent days have also demonstrated in front of the hotel and announced further protests, also complaining about the "waste of resources" in escorting "Zionist war criminals."

Other press reports speak of IDF soldiers also on the beaches of the Marche region . They too are on a "rest period." Hundreds of Israeli soldiers are reportedly hosted between Sardinia and the rest of Italy, and the case has sparked controversy, with the Five Star Movement demanding clarity from the government .

"Reports are arriving of a not occasional but organized presence of hundreds of Israeli soldiers on leave after serving in Gaza, Sardinia, and the Marche region . We demand immediate explanations from the government: are there agreements on this matter? What role does the Italian government have in all this? Does it organize? Does it protect the soldiers? Are we really so hypocritical as to welcome wounded children from Gaza into our hospitals and Israeli soldiers who shoot at them on our beaches? To obtain these answers, I will submit an urgent question to the Senate," declared Alessandra Maiorino, vice president of the M5S Senate group .

The response is ready, which does not come with official press releases or declarations but is entrusted to what Ansa defines as "informed sources": «The IDF soldiers on holiday in Italy are protected because they are considered sensitive targets in light of the war in Gaza and the pro-Palestinian protests» .

Also a tweet from italian journalist Stefania Maurizi linking to another article (for the newspaper "Il Fatto Quotidiano") on the subject (paywalled)

 
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