Israel-Palestine War: Hamas Breaks Out of Gaza, Israel Responds With Genocide
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The context for the names of the combatants in the animation is the Israeli soldier who pointed to a white board in the al-Shifa hospital's basement where a calendar was drawn, and as a "smoking gun", declared that it contained names of "Khamas" combatants, while all it was where weekday names in Arabic "Friday, Saturday, Sunday, etc."Wait till the end
Add: Is anime like. Not for every body, the end is really good.
Syrian air defenses confront an Israeli aggression against sites around the capital, Damascus.
Times of Israel Front Page
11-26-2023
Times of Israel Front Page
11-26-2023
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Palestinians with disabilities face immense hardship in Gaza
I am guessing the '50,000' reflects those who were assessed long before Israel feverishly unleashed its 24/7 slaughter campaign upon the people of Gaza. One can only begin to imagine the true reality of this situation now for those with preexisting disabilities, those with serious debilitating health issues - adding to this number would be the massive number of terrible and complex casualties from the relentless bombing of civilians / refugee camps.
This short 2 minute link (above) touches lightly on what is happening for so many with disabilities. People who have no hearing aids, no access to basic sanitary needs, ie: adult diapers, no access to disabled toilets / showering facilities / people who can't even leave their homes because of those with disabilities or conditions they are caring for / adults and children who have lost limbs who are suffering monstrously with likely no pain relief / antibiotics / medications / clean dressings, continuity of care.
As if the lives of those who have a disability are not already challenging enough on a day to day basis, to then have to contend with what is occurring even more intensely now, trying to cope. It's utterly sickening to see what is happening to everyone in Gaza - but for those with disabilities or severe injuries who cannot move easily, if at all, those who cannot see, cannot hear, those who have family with special needs, those who have multiple disabilities, those who are 'on the spectrum' etc, it is even more terrifying for them in many ways and their situation likely makes it so much harder for them to cope.
Palestinian people are clearly phenomenally resilient, having been conditioned through decades of torture on every possible level, being subjected to relentless acts of cruelty, violation and abuse on every level possible. I find it astonishing that many of these people do not seem to have an all consuming hatred and anger, instead I often see such a beauty and powerful dignity in so many of these people, a particular 'frequency'... an inner light that shines through. Many of them seem to stand together and truly help one another, finding creative ways to keep going... to survive.
With such massive of numbers of people homeless, starving, desperate beyond measure and deeply traumatised, any Humanitarian Aid will bring very little physical relief, it will barely scratch the surface and certainly won't reach everyone.
Now Israel is poised to start bombing the living crap out of everyone + everything again...
and winter is coming - literally.
Wounded patients left at al-Shifa Hospital face dire conditions
Imagine your child / loved one being in this situation, the stress, the vulnerability and overwhelm they/you would feel, trying to cope under these conditions.
Imagine being a doctor / medic / carer.
Photos below are from al-Shifa hospital after the imposed evacuation November 18.
Dire conditions at al-Shifa Hospital revealed during Gaza pause
(very short video)Ibrahim Zakariya describes how the IDF would come to the hospital and terrorise them around 1 or 2 in the morning and in the afternoon. They interrogated and arrested a 14 year old boy - he was not returned.
so, in London today there were marches in favor of Israel, and against antisemitism or so they say.
Interestingly enough, it was being reported as such a good protests.. yesterday however, there was one pro Palestinian, and 18 arrests were made, according to the Metropolitan police.
You can read through their communique, for some reason it all feels rather flimsy and shoddily put together to make it seem like pro Palestinian protests are infiltrated by proscribed organizations.
Interestingly enough, it was being reported as such a good protests.. yesterday however, there was one pro Palestinian, and 18 arrests were made, according to the Metropolitan police.
You can read through their communique, for some reason it all feels rather flimsy and shoddily put together to make it seem like pro Palestinian protests are infiltrated by proscribed organizations.
I get what you are saying... but if the bombs were heard in the distance in another area one minute and then raining down on you the next, you wouldn't 'know' until it had hit because you wouldn't hear it. What if you are in a room looking out a window, nobody else is home, maybe others who live with you have gone to line up for hours to get a tiny loaf of bread - the only way you would know a bomb was nearby is by watching other people and their behaviour - which direction they are running in, where they are looking. For a person who has normal or even partial hearing it would be utterly terrifying - for someone with no hearing they would never be able to relax, their cortisol levels would be super high, their adrenals working overtime... it would be so incredibly exhausting, feel very alienating, scary and lonely, I am sure, living through this absolute nightmare.
I doubt that these women are making stuff up (for a start I'm pretty sure they aren't Israeli 'actors' pretending to be Palestinians while posting total BS on twitter
). Neither of the sisters looked happy about being interviewed, I felt they were genuine - but that's just my feeling from observing their body language. I appreciate it pays to look closely at everything and be discerning.
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Summary
+ 'Cautious calm' on Lebanese-Israel border
+ A senior leader of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) group told Al Jazeera that the proposal to extend the humanitarian truce is still under “evaluation” by PIJ.
+ US Secretary of State Antony Blinken thanked Egypt for its role in helping reach a deal for the release of captives held by Hamas in Gaza.
+ Ballistic missiles from Houthi areas of Yemen land 10 miles from US vessel
+ Ahead of a 10 October address, US President Joe Biden rejected advice from his staffers to omit a line referencing an unverified claim that Hamas beheaded babies.
+ The US Navy said that its aircraft carrier USS Eisenhower crossed the Strait of Hormuz and reached the waters of the Gulf.
+ The US also said two ballistic missiles coming from Houthi-held Yemen landed just 10 miles away from an American vessel.
Israeli news channel correspondent says hotages treated well by Hamas
Alon Ben David, a senior defence correspondent for Israeli Channel 13 described the conditions of the captives recently released by Hamas saying the hostages were treated well by Hamas and they were not subjected to torture or ill-treatment pic.twitter.com/4JNKTxlmny
+ 'Cautious calm' on Lebanese-Israel border
+ A senior leader of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) group told Al Jazeera that the proposal to extend the humanitarian truce is still under “evaluation” by PIJ.
+ US Secretary of State Antony Blinken thanked Egypt for its role in helping reach a deal for the release of captives held by Hamas in Gaza.
+ Ballistic missiles from Houthi areas of Yemen land 10 miles from US vessel
+ Ahead of a 10 October address, US President Joe Biden rejected advice from his staffers to omit a line referencing an unverified claim that Hamas beheaded babies.
+ The US Navy said that its aircraft carrier USS Eisenhower crossed the Strait of Hormuz and reached the waters of the Gulf.
+ The US also said two ballistic missiles coming from Houthi-held Yemen landed just 10 miles away from an American vessel.
Israeli news channel correspondent says hotages treated well by Hamas
Alon Ben David, a senior defence correspondent for Israeli Channel 13 described the conditions of the captives recently released by Hamas saying the hostages were treated well by Hamas and they were not subjected to torture or ill-treatment pic.twitter.com/4JNKTxlmny
Elon Musk begins wartime visit to Israel, aviation tracker says
Tech entrepreneur Elon Musk landed in Tel Aviv on Monday, an aviation tracker said, beginning a visit during which Israeli leaders plan to bring his attention to the plight of hostages held in war-torn Gaza and discuss rising antisemitism online.Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s office announced on Sunday that Musk would be coming to meet the head of state. According to Israeli media, he will also meet Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Musk’s office had no immediate comment.
Elon Musk begins wartime visit to Israel, aviation tracker says
JERUSALEM: Tech entrepreneur Elon Musk landed in Tel Aviv on Monday, an aviation tracker said, beginning a visit during which Israeli leaders plan to bring his attention to the plight of hostages held in war-torn Gaza and discuss rising antisemitism online. Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s...
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Hopefully Musk comes out of there in 'one piece'...
