If I remember correctly this presstitute started in Iraq 2003, what a nice commemoration of the twentieth alliance.
<sarcasm>Israelâs parliamentary Constitution Committee has approved in second and third readings a bill that would make it illegal to read the publications of organizations designated as terrorist in the country, including Hamas and the Islamic State.
Those who systematically consume such materials containing âwords of praise, sympathy or encouragement for acts of terrorismâ could face a year in prison. However, the legislation makes an exception for those who read such publications incidentally, in good faith, or for a legitimate purpose.
RFK: The Jews have been in Israel for 3,700 years. The Palestinians are newbies from the 20th century. New arrivals.
I was going to comment on the same thing. It's a common argument among Israel supporters: 'But the Jews have been on this land for thousands of years!' Sure, and so have been several other groups of people, except their myths are not in the Bible, so they don't figure in people's minds. There is much weight in terms of mythology about the kingdom of David and the temple of Solomon and so on. But that's because we see those things through the lens of that particular tribe due to religion, so they are huge in people's eyes. In reality, David and Solomon, their palace and temple, if they even existed, were most likely relevant only to the tribe members and the immediate area surrounding it.He's no history buff then.
It is being reported that the smell of musk is all over Gaza - redditMartyr in Gaza smells like musk, they don't want to bury him because of his good smell.
Allahu a'alam (God Knows Best) - video in arabic
Not only that, but it seems they are prepared to poison and kill themselves in order to kill Palestinians. Such unpleasant people.So, now they're finally admitting they have them?
Nuking Gaza a possibility â Israeli minister
Israeli Heritage Minister Amichai Eliyahu has been suspended over his remarks that nuking Gaza is an optionwww.rt.com
A senior Hamas leader has refused to acknowledge that his group killed civilians in Israel, claiming only conscripts were targeted.
Moussa Abu Marzouk told the BBC that "women, children and civilians were exempt" from Hamas's attacks.
His claims are in stark contrast to the wealth of video evidence of Hamas men shooting unarmed adults and children.
Hezbollah has launched multiple missiles at a US aircraft carrier in the Mediterranean
The US is ready to start a nuclear war on Iran
The US military announces an Ohio-class nuclear-powered submarine has arrived in the Middle East. Most likely with nuclear missiles.
The director of the CIA is visiting Tel Aviv. It is clear that the US is threatening Iran even with nuclear weapons. Something that Russia was warned not to do for 5 months and that it was terrorism. Russia didn't care, but it had no need to use nukes.
Iran already has nuclear bombs, but the question is whether it has long-range missiles that can reach the surface of the United States. If they don't have it, maybe they can borrow it from Russia, or they have it and will show it now. However, the possibility of nuclear war is now more real than in the situation in Ukraine.
The USA does not care about the Ukrainians, because they are a Slavic people and the goal was to use their "stupidity", but they do care about Israel and are ready to make a nuclear catastrophe in the world.
I did notice that when it all started to unravel, the amount of footage and I was wondering why would hamas bother to prepare an operation and include, as part of this operation, the necessity that it be broadcasted online. It always felt like an intelligence operation meant to showcase the "indiscriminate killing" perpetrated, and who would want to do that as part of their operation?Makes ya wonder where those video images came from, to whom they were sent and who uploaded them.
"Israel is a state and it is solely responsible for its own crimes," said Rania al-Abdullah, who recalled that the Hebrew country does not represent all the Jewish people of the world.
Jordan's Queen Rania al-Abdullah believes that being pro-Palestine is not the same as being anti-Semitic or a supporter of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), she told CNN on Sunday.
"Let me be very clear. Being pro-Palestinian is not being anti-Semitic, being pro-Palestinian does not mean being pro-Hamas or pro-terrorism," said the monarch, the daughter of Palestinians born in Kuwait."
What we have seen in recent years is that the accusation of anti-Semitism has become a weapon to silence any criticism of Israel," he added. In that regard, he indicated that he "absolutely and sincerely" condemns both Anisemitism and Islamophobia, and stressed that the Hebrew country does not represent the entire Jewish people of the world. "Israel is a state and is solely responsible for its own crimes," she said.
Call for a ceasefire
She also called for a ceasefire, saying that those who oppose this measure, arguing that it would help Hamas, "support and justify the death of thousands of civilians," which he calls "morally reprehensible."
"When 1.1 million people are asked to leave their homes or risk death, that's not protection of civilians, it's forced displacement," she continued, noting that Tel Aviv's claim that they are trying to protect civilians is an "insult to their own intelligence" and an attempt to "legitimize their actions" in the Palestinian enclave.
Asked about the skepticism expressed by U.S. President Joe Biden about the death toll provided by Gaza's Ministry of Health, Al Abdullah said that "by trying to minimize the horrific consequences of their actions, to further dehumanize Palestinians and desensitize people to their suffering [...] they're trying to exonerate themselves and the viewer."
You guys probably remember Ahed Tamimi, the Palestinian girl who achieved some fame and became a symbol of resistance for confronting the Israeli army even when she was a little girl. Well, she and her father have been arrested.
https://www.news.com.au/sport/flare...ne-cup/video/b17f49922639f3e7d2532d4fb26f49d1
Pro-Palestine activists have clashed with cops outside Flemington Racecourse after staging a protest near an entrance to the Melbourne Cup.
Dramatic vision from the scene showed at least one vehicle and dozens of activists blocking a road while police and other crews attempted to tow a vehicle.
The demonstration began at 11am and âapproximately 100 pro-Palestine protestersâ attended, according to Victoria Police.
Activists could be heard chanting âfree Palestineâ and âceasefire nowâ.
Dozens of pro-Palestine protesters have descended on the 2023 Melbourne Cup. Picture: X/ @MattH093
Police carried one away. Picture: X/ @MattH093
There were tense scenes. Picture: X/ @MattH093
Matt Hrkac took to X to share footage of the heated scenes.
âCops trying desperately to clear the road, people continue to walk on,â he wrote.
The road was âcompletely blockedâ before protesters were âdragged aggressively,â threatened with OC spray, and even arrested during the demonstration, according to Mr Hrkac.
Victoria Police told news.com.au a female protester arrived in a white van and climbed onto the roof where she stayed for some time.
They confirmed she and two others were arrested, but not before they were sprayed.
Pro-Palestine protesters are surrounded by police at the perimeter of the Flemington Racecourse on Melbourne Cup Day. Picture: AAP Image/Con Chronis
According to reports from the scene, some protesters were âaggressively draggedâ. Picture: AAP Image/Con Chronis
Police confirmed some protesters were sprayed and arrested. Picture: AAP Image/Con Chronis
âIn the course of managing the non-compliant protesters, police sprayed two of them before they were successfully arrested,â they said.
âThe female who was on top of the white van has also since been arrested.
âPolice have arranged for the van to be towed away.â
Victoria Police claimed the incident caused traffic issues at an important intersection on Melbourne Cup Day.
âThe incident is ongoing and police are still dealing with about 80 protesters,â they said.
Gaza protest erupted at Flemington Racecourse prior to the Melbourne Cup. Picture: Facebook/ Whistleblowers, Activists and Communities Alliance
Gaza protest erupts at Melbourne Cup. Picture: X/ @MattH093
Itâs understood the gathering dispersed shortly after 1pm.
Last year saw dramatic displays of activism in the hours leading into the Melbourne Cup.
An anti-gambling environmentalist caused a major scare when, at the crack of dawn, he unloaded â1000 litres of oily sludgeâ onto the Flemington track in protest.
Later that morning, a building site near Flemington was the first target, with a âSOS: Evacuate Manus Nowâ being dangled from a crane.
And another caused commuter chaos for racegoers 90 minutes before the race that stops the nation, blocking a train track at Ascot Vale with a car emblazoned with what appeared to be pro-refugee slogans.