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Israel-Palestine War: Hamas Breaks Out of Gaza, Israel Responds With Genocide
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By repeatedly showing their true colors, they each time provide an opportunity for the rest of still sleeping world to awaken to the actual reality of things on Mother Earth. Even if there's always hope that some day critical mass could be reached before it's certainly too late for anything of significance to change, I'm not holding my breath on that though.Not surprised
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My name is Jaffa.. What scares me most is mentioning my death in the occupation’s targeting as a number among the numbers that increase every day and which are difficult to count. They say: “The martyrdom of a young woman and others in a Zionist targeting of a residential area.”I am not a number, I have 24 years to become who I am now, I have friends, a memory and a lot of pain..
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My name is Jaffa.. What scares me most is mentioning my death in the occupation’s targeting as a number among the numbers that increase every day and which are difficult to count. They say: “The martyrdom of a young woman and others in a Zionist targeting of a residential area.”I am not a number, I have 24 years to become who I am now, I have friends, a memory and a lot of pain..
Multiple Rockets Target US Embassy In Baghdad In First Since Gaza War | ZeroHedge
ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
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There's been a rare attack on the US Embassy in Baghdad at a moment the Gaza War has continued escalating in the southern half of the Strip.
A Pentagon official told Reuters Friday that about seven mortar rounds landed in the sprawling embassy compound in the Iraqi capital's Green Zone during the early morning hours, resulting in minor damage but no injuries. Other sources say there were multiple rockets launched near the gate.
Front of US Embassy in Baghdad, Getty Images
"The reported attack is the first time the embassy has been targeted in more than a year," Reuters notes. "It comes as bases housing US personnel have been targeted in Iraq and Syria dozens of times since the war in Gaza began."
While no claim of responsibility was immediately forthcoming, prior sporadic attacks on the US Embassy in recent years were blamed on Iran-backed militant groups. These same groups are believed to be connected with ongoing attacks on American outposts throughout the region, and in Syria.
According to a description in the Associated Press:
An Iraqi security official said 14 Katyusha rockets were fired Friday, of which some struck near one of the U.S. Embassy’s gates while others fell in the river. The official said the rocket attack caused material damage but no casualties.
A US official said in the aftermath, "We again call on the government of Iraq, as we have done on many occasions, to do all in its power to protect diplomatic and Coalition partner personnel and facilities." The statement added: "We reiterate that we reserve the right to self-defense and to protect our personnel anywhere in the world."
Likely the US Embassy's powerful C-RAM systems, which protects aerial threats against the Green Zone, were on alert or activated during the attack.
Prior attacks on the embassy stretching back to 2020 and beyond were seen as pro-Iranian militants' attempts to pressure American and NATO troops out of the country. There are still thousands of Western personnel that remain throughout the country, with the biggest presence being in the north - in the Iraqi Kurdistan region's Erbil.
During the recent weeklong Israel-Hamas truce which saw hostages and prisoners exchanged, attacks on US personnel in Syria and Iraq temporarily ceased; however, with fighting raging once again in Gaza, and the death toll among Palestinians soaring, this fresh rocket attack on the embassy is a sign things are about to deteriorate further in the region.
Fascinating interview with Ilan Pappé. If you don't know him, he is an Israeli historian, author of "The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine", a must-read to understand the Israel-Palestine conflict. He is a hero in my eyes.
Among other things, he talks about a weird point of view, apparently common among Israelis or at least Zionists, that goes something like this: "The Palestinians are right to hate us and fight us, even kill us, because of what we have done to them. But because they hate us and want to kill us, we also have the right, in fact we have no choice, but to destroy them".
Among other things, he talks about a weird point of view, apparently common among Israelis or at least Zionists, that goes something like this: "The Palestinians are right to hate us and fight us, even kill us, because of what we have done to them. But because they hate us and want to kill us, we also have the right, in fact we have no choice, but to destroy them".
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🇵🇸 La population gazaouie meurt de faim ⚠️ Aujourd’hui à Deir Al-Balah, dans la bande de Gaza, des centaines de Palestinien•nes sont rassemblé•es devant le siège de l'UNRWA en quête de nourriture. Le prix du sachet de 25 kg de farine coûte désormais 500 shekels (150$) contre 30 avant le 7...
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Aujourd’hui à Deir Al-Balah, dans la bande de Gaza, des centaines de Palestinien•nes sont rassemblé•es devant le siège de l'UNRWA en quête de nourriture.
Le prix du sachet de 25 kg de farine coûte désormais 500 shekels (150$) contre 30 avant le 7 octobre. Inabordable pour la majorité d’entre eux, puisque le salaire journalier d’un Palestinien n’excédait pas 20 shekels.
De nombreux Gazaoui•es n’ont plus de quoi se nourrir ne serait-ce qu’une fois par jour, beaucoup disent ne pas avoir mangé depuis 3 jours…
Israël est en train d’affamer la population en plus de la terroriser.
Les ONG sont empêchées de répondre aux besoins, immenses, de la population dont 80% se trouvent déplacés à l’intérieur de leur pays.
L’effondrement humanitaire est imminent.
Un cessez-le-feu immédiat et permanent s’impose !
#StopGenocideInGaza
#CeaseFireNow
The Gazan population is starving ⚠Today in Deir Al-Balah, in the Gaza Strip, hundreds of Palestinians are gathered in front of the UNRWA headquarters in search of food.The price of a 25 kg bag of flour now costs 500 shekels ($150) compared to 30 before October 7. Unaffordable for the majority of them, since the daily salary of a Palestinian did not exceed 20 shekels.Many Gazans no longer have enough to eat even once a day, many say they have not eaten for 3 days...Israel is starving the population in addition to terrorizing them.NGOs are prevented from responding to the immense needs of the population, 80% of whom are displaced within their country.Humanitarian collapse is imminent.An immediate and permanent ceasefire is essential!
Everyone has the same problems. And Ukraine is suffering from a shortage of shells and Israel is facing similar problems. This is not quite the place, but since I touched on this problem, I will mention that yesterday there was a message about the order of the Russian military command to stop saving shells. They were allowed not to choose group targets, but to attack even single ones. So it turns out that Russia has solved this problem for itself.
The problem of so-called "friendly fire" is universal. The absurdity of this situation lies in the fact that the IDF is considered by many experts to be the most technologically advanced army in the world, and technology in the army is primarily reliable communication, the so-called "situational awareness". It turns out that everything was beautiful in theory, in plans, in exercises, and when it came to practice, they did not differ much from their opponents in this sense. Except that they have orders of magnitude more weapons of destruction.
In its own way, Hamas is helping the IDF solve the problem of the shell shortage.
У Израиля критическая нехватка снарядов для танков "Меркава"
The problem of so-called "friendly fire" is universal. The absurdity of this situation lies in the fact that the IDF is considered by many experts to be the most technologically advanced army in the world, and technology in the army is primarily reliable communication, the so-called "situational awareness". It turns out that everything was beautiful in theory, in plans, in exercises, and when it came to practice, they did not differ much from their opponents in this sense. Except that they have orders of magnitude more weapons of destruction.
Израильский вертолёт по ошибке расстрелял группу израильских военнослужащих в секторе Газа
In its own way, Hamas is helping the IDF solve the problem of the shell shortage.
Силы ХАМАС за сутки уничтожили ещё 21 единицу израильской бронетехники
У всех одни и те же проблемы. И Украина страдает от дефицита снарядов и Израиль сталкивается с подобными проблемами. Здесь не совсем к месту, но раз уж коснулся этой проблемы, то упомяну, что вчера прошло сообщение о распоряжении Российского военного командования о прекращении экономии снарядов. Разрешили не выбирать групповые цели, а атаковать даже одиночные. Так что получается Россия решила для себя эту проблему.
Проблема так называемого "дружественного огня" универсальна. Нелепость данной ситуации заключается в том, что ЦАХАЛ многими экспертами считается наиболее технологичной, продвинутой армией в мире, а технологии в армии это впервую очередь надежная связь, т.н. "ситуационная осведомленность". Получается что все красиво было в теории, в планах, на учениях, а когда дело дошло до практики, то они не сильно отличаются от своих противников в этом смысле. Разве что средств поражения имеют на порядки больше.
ХАМАС по своему помогает ЦАХАЛу решить проблему снарядного дефицита.
Проблема так называемого "дружественного огня" универсальна. Нелепость данной ситуации заключается в том, что ЦАХАЛ многими экспертами считается наиболее технологичной, продвинутой армией в мире, а технологии в армии это впервую очередь надежная связь, т.н. "ситуационная осведомленность". Получается что все красиво было в теории, в планах, на учениях, а когда дело дошло до практики, то они не сильно отличаются от своих противников в этом смысле. Разве что средств поражения имеют на порядки больше.
ХАМАС по своему помогает ЦАХАЛу решить проблему снарядного дефицита.
+ Abbas says US complicit in 'war crimes' for using veto to block ceasefire resolution at UN
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said the United State's decision to veto a UN Security Council Resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza made it complicit in "war crimes" against Palestinians.A statement released by the PA presidency said Abbas held the US responsible for the bloodshed of Palestinian children, women and the elderly in Gaza.
+Biden administration push Congress to approve sale of tank shells to Israel
US officials told Reuters that the Biden administration had asked Congress to approve the sale of 45,000 shells of Israel's Merkava tanks for its military campaign against Hamas in Gaza.A US official and former US official said the potential sale, worth more than $500 million, is separate from President Joe Biden's $110.5 billion supplemental request that includes funding for Ukraine and Israel. Former US State Department official Josh Paul said the US State Department is pushing congressional committees to quickly approve the sale despite concerns that US-made weapons have killed Palestinians in Gaza.
+Israel says it struck Hezbollah targets in Lebanon
A spokesperson for the Israeli army said it struck several Hezbollah targets in Lebanon overnight. The spokesperson said it targeted an operational headquarters and fired rockets into Lebanon after Hezbollah launched missiles into Israel.+New Gaza aid crossing at Kerem Shalom being tested, not open yet — UN official
A new process for inspecting aid for Gaza at the Kerem Shalom crossing is being tested, but efforts to get permission for trucks to enter through the crossing and ramp up relief are still ongoing, a senior UN official told Reuters on Saturday.“It’s good, it’s useful because it would also be the first time that we can then bring in a pipeline from Jordan. But we need that entry point as well because that would make all the difference,” he said in an interview. “We have front-loaded with our internal resources so that we have food available in Egypt and in Jordan to reach some 1,000,000 people in one month. We are ready to roll. The trucks are ready to move.”
Skau said the situation inside Gaza was increasingly chaotic as people grabbed what they could from aid distribution points, with larger numbers of people displaced southwards close to the border with Egypt and aid trucks at risk of being stopped by desperate residents if they even slow down at an intersection.
“There is a question for how long this can continue, because the humanitarian operation is collapsing,” he said. “Half of the population are starving, nine out of 10 are not eating every day. Obviously the needs are massive.”
New Gaza aid crossing at Kerem Shalom being tested, not open yet — UN official
CAIRO: A new process for inspecting aid for Gaza at the Kerem Shalom crossing is being tested, but efforts to get permission for trucks to enter through the crossing and ramp up relief are still ongoing, a senior UN official told Reuters on Saturday. Under the new system, trucks would come to...
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Maria Zakharova and Clare Daly have been performing admirable throughout this distressful time, and I found an interview of each. Maria’s I found in English in an effort to get a better understanding of her continence and character for an English speaker. And Clare’s is in English of course, but what have the Irish done to the “th”?
Clare Daly's interviewed is by Laura Dowling and is recent. Bit of a bio, and recent events.
Maria’s interview is by Eva Bartlett and is 4 years old but the subjects discussed are still relevant.
(Each approx. an hour long)
Clare Daly's interviewed is by Laura Dowling and is recent. Bit of a bio, and recent events.
Maria’s interview is by Eva Bartlett and is 4 years old but the subjects discussed are still relevant.
(Each approx. an hour long)
It seems the war may soon escalate to involve Syria (more openly) if these 2 reports are anything to go by:
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4 killed in Israeli drone attack in Syria
4 killed in Israeli drone attack in Syria
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4 killed in Israeli drone attack in Syria
For IS read US sponsored forces.
Good demands:
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️BREAKING:
The Houthis of Yemen just announced that they will now attack ALL ships travelling to Israel if they try to enter the Bab Al-Mandab strait controlled by Ansar Allah.
Previously, they only attacked ships belonging to Israeli companies. The newly announced warning comes after the Houthis have already captured Israeli ship “Galaxy Leader” and crew as well as damaged several others Israeli ships. If followed through this has the capacity to seriously compromise Red Sea shipping lanes for Israeli companies and commerce in the region.

'Of course the US will veto every ceasefire resolution.'Not surprised
US supplied Israel with 10,000 tons of military equipment since Gaza war: Tel Aviv
Israel says it has received over 10,000 tons of military equipment from the US since the start of the Gaza war.
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Israel intensifies attacks on Gaza after US veto of UN resolution
Israeli military forces hit more than 450 targets in the Gaza Strip over the last 24 hours.
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I do think “organ theft/trafficking” is well organized in Israël and for a long time (plenty of articles on French SOTT for example and for years) but I do think that it is mainly not for transplanting Jews per se, and if that's the case, it might be sporadic for the very reasons you mentioned -or, at some level, they just don't care!Well that certainly brings me to think, “Beware of Jews bearing gifts of life”. After all, no one can be expected to be buried in a Jewish cemetery with the organs of “animals”. No Jewish doctor would perform such a transplant, it would be considered asur (forbidden), and would make the recipient no more than an animal themselves. Therefore trafficking in them would be prohibited from a Torah pov. So damned if you do, or damned if you don’t I suppose.
Just thinking out loud.
However, organ donation remains for the most part anonymous, at least in EU and other countries in the world. So, even if I don't know how it goes exactly in Israel, if the same anonymous organ donation applies, I wonder how a Jewish doctor would know where the organ comes from? I found in this 2014 document "Biomedicine Agency - International bioethics framework - 2014 update" (in French, page 17) that organ donation is so low in Israel that they passed a law to promote it:
I don't think that things have changed a lot in ten years...
Instead of mostly used for transplanting Jews, I think that these stolen organs from Palestinians (for years!) might mostly be used for scientific research in laboratories -it's free so these psychos don't shy about it, at all- or for sale on the black market with a 100% profit. A donor is very, very rarely paid (and here, we are talking about people that do not consent!) but the recipient is often transplanted by paying for it (in one way or another).
