Mundu multipolarra versus unipolarra
NBE (Nazio Batuen Erakundea) gaindituta, ICC (NAPE) (International Criminal Court) alboratuta, eta Mossad nagusi… aspalditik gainera…
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Stop saying history will judge them, judge Israel now. With ICC judges.
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ICC (international Criminal Court) NAPE (Nazioarteko Arlo Penaleko Epaitegia)
International Criminal Court judges refuse to be bow to Trump’s sanctions as he tries to exempt Israeli and American officials from the rule of law: “We are not going to be intimidated.”
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The UK government officially admitted that it threatened ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan in an attempt to dissuade him from continuing investigations into crimes perpetrated by Israel in the Gaza Strip.
The admission came following a request from a research unit at the University of Westminster, months after the British Foreign Office had denied commenting on the matter.
Documents revealed that former British Foreign Secretary David Cameron was the only person to make the call to the prosecutor on April 23, 2024, threatening to withdraw UK funding from the court if it continued investigations targeting senior Israeli officials over alleged war crimes in Gaza.
This acknowledgment comes after Middle East Eye revealed the call in June 2024, yet the British Foreign Office did not officially confirm its authenticity until January 2026.
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Afshin Rattansi@afshinrattansi
In the US’ criminal economic war using illegal unilateral sanctions against Venezuela
, 40,000 Venezuelans were estimated to have died as a result of the sanctions between 2017-18.
In the following years, former UN Special Rapporteur Alfred de Zayas estimated 100,000 Venezuelans had died as a result of US sanctions.
A Trump administration official even bragged that the US had a ‘Darth Vader grip’ on Venezuela’s economy.
Here’s Prof. Jeffrey Sachs detailing the brutality of US sanctions against Venezuela.
Bideoa: https://x.com/i/status/2015004991266730342
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This lady ended the debate with one question. 65,000 people killed. WHEN DOES IT STOP?
Don’t hide behind #Israels ‘right’ to defend itself. The World sees that ‘right’ for what it is!
Bideoa: https://x.com/i/status/2015204058777235700
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“Zionism isn’t misunderstood—it’s a settler-colonial project built on apartheid and genocide, a betrayal of our shared humanity.” — Jewish American actress Hannah Einbinder
Bideoa: https://x.com/i/status/2015047473119601143
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Censored Humans@CensoredHumans
Norman Finkelstein:
“Netanyahu is an obnoxious, narcissistic Jewish supremacist — and in that respect he’s the perfect mirror of Israeli society.
When they see Netanyahu, they see themselves, and that’s why they vote for him.”
Bideoa: https://x.com/i/status/2015301103500578849
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Declassified UK@declassifiedUK
Professor Avi Shlaim, once an Israeli solider and Zionist, spoke with us about how
the pro-Israel lobby in Britain has deliberately conflated anti-Zionism with antisemitism in order to silence critics of Israel
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Did you know that I once had a home, furniture, clothes, and memories— a life like any normal life?
Did you know I had a child named Rakan, who was killed by an Israeli missile?
Did you know my family was injured, and that my daughter Layan and my wife were pulled from under the rubble by a miracle?
Did you know I had journalistic equipment, computers, and a fully independent media office— all of it destroyed?
Did you know that I have been displaced more than 15 times during this war?
Did you know that for two years I have been living in a nylon tent that offers no protection from heat or cold?
Did you know we endured famine for three months, with no adequate food or water?
Did you know that we still suffer today from immune deficiencies and infections due to malnutrition?
Did you know that I lost more than 200 fellow journalists?
Did you know that we were threatened with death simply for doing our work in Gaza?
Did you know that today we work with no salary… no compensation… no safety?
Did you know that we cannot leave our families alone in the tents to light a fire for cooking, to carry water, or to secure the most basic necessities of life?
Did you know that we are besieged from all sides, including from the air, and are prevented from traveling or moving— even within Gaza, we are barred from returning to the places where our destroyed homes once stood?
Did you know that your donations are the only lifeline keeping us alive here?
https://chuffed.org/project/158698-help-save-samehs-family-in-gaza
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Theodor Meron survived the Holocaust, found refuge in Israel, helped set up the ICC, then aged 93 indicted Benjamin Netanyahu for war crimes. He stands by his decision.
It was fascinating to interview him
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Holocaust Survivor Theodor Meron “If I Have to Be the Black Sheep, So Be It”
Theodor Meron survived the Holocaust. Today, he advises the International Criminal Court on suspected Israeli war crimes. In an interview, he talks about why he still believes in international law and what motivates him to keep going.
Interview Conducted by Muriel Kalisch • 18.04.2025Catching up with Theodor Meron, 94, for a conversation is no easy task. He travels extensively, to Oman, Singapore and the U.S. Eventually, the interview took place at Trinity College, Oxford University, where the former Israeli ambassador and former president of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia still teaches as a visiting professor and holds the title of Honorary Fellow for life. When Meron walks across the campus, students greet him with a cheerful “Hi, Judge Ted.” For the interview, the Trinity president has made her living room available. In the college courtyard, a small tree grows in memory of Meron’s late wife, Monique.
About Theodor Meron
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Philippa James / DER SPIEGEL
Theodor Meron, born in 1930 in Kalisz, Poland, is an internationally renowned jurist and expert for international law and human rights. He is a survivor of the Holocaust and emigrated to Israel and then studied law in Jerusalem, Harvard and Cambridge. In his long career, Meron has been a legal adviser to the Israeli Foreign Ministry and the Israeli ambassador to Canada. He has taught at renowned universities like the New York School of Law and Trinity College in Oxford in addition to working as an advisor to international organizations like the International Committee of the Red Cross. He has also published several books.
Meron is best known for his roles as judge and president of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia and the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals. Most recently, Meron appeared as part of a panel of experts advising the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court. To this day, he is considered one of the most influential personalities in the field of international law.
DER SPIEGEL: Mr. Meron, last November, the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued an arrest warrant for Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Friedrich Merz, soon to become Germany’s chancellor, announced that he would still allow Netanyahu to visit Germany. What do you think about that statement?
Meron: If Mr. Merz wants to avoid the embarrassment of arresting individuals for whom warrants have been issued, he could simply ask them not to come to Germany. I believe in the rule of law. And I expect heads of state to act accordingly.
“I don’t delude myself into thinking that one person can achieve much.”
DER SPIEGEL: Netanyahu recently visited Hungary, which, like Germany, is a member state of the ICC. He was not arrested. Instead, Hungary announced its withdrawal from the institution. Is Hungary able to evade its obligation to arrest Netanyahu in this way?
Meron: No. The withdrawal only becomes effective one year after it is announced.
DER SPIEGEL: Do you fear that other states might follow Hungary’s example?
Meron: In the history of the ICC, only three states have withdrawn, and none of these withdrawals has sparked a wave of additional withdrawals.
“It would be hypocritical to focus only on the crimes of others.”
DER SPIEGEL: You are part of an expert group advising the ICC’s chief prosecutor, Karim Khan. You also provided your assessment regarding the arrest warrants for Netanyahu, former Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, and top Hamas officials.
Meron: As a group, we agreed not to comment further once the decision was published – and following an op-ed in the Financial Times. Everything has been said.
DER SPIEGEL: In your statement, you speak of sufficient grounds to believe that the suspects committed war crimes and crimes against humanity. It is a grave accusation that caused an uproar in Israel. The fact that the chief prosecutor sought expert advice for such a decision is unprecedented. Was Khan seeking reassurance?
Meron: I don’t know. But I see nothing problematic in consulting experts on a difficult question.
DER SPIEGEL: Your role in the panel drew particular attention, not only because you served as a judge at the ad hoc tribunals for Rwanda and Yugoslavia. You also once served as an Israeli ambassador, and you are a survivor of the Holocaust. What reactions have you received?
Meron: Many people, perhaps most, expressed support. I was made aware that certain individuals were not thrilled about my role in the expert panel. Naturally, this included people in Israel, but also in the U.S. When I was appointed special adviser to the ICC on international humanitarian law in 2022, I asked to be recused on cases involving Israel – because I had lived there and worked for the Israeli government.
DER SPIEGEL: Yet you agreed to serve.
Meron: I was in New York when Khan called. I told him I would have preferred not to be asked. But I spent 20 years as an international criminal judge and have studied humanitarian law for decades. It would be hypocritical to focus only on the crimes of others. I had to agree.
Destruction in the Gaza Strip
Foto: Abdel Kareem Hana / AP
DER SPIEGEL: When the arrest warrants were issued, Benjamin Netanyahu accused the ICC of anti-Semitism. What do you think of these accusations?
Meron: Israelis often feel they are being anti-Semitically discriminated against by international institutions. I wouldn’t work with Khan if I thought he was anti-Semitic or anti-Arab.
DER SPIEGEL: You were born in Poland in 1930. In your 2021 book “Standing Up for Justice,” you describe a peaceful childhood – kayaking in the summer, ice skating in the winter. What were your experiences of the Nazi regime?
Meron: Those weren’t the best years of my life, to put it mildly. Before that, I had grown up sheltered, perhaps even spoiled. My family leased forest plots for logging, and I spent my summers in the woods. I don’t recall anti-Semitism during my elementary school years. But that changed within a matter of days. My hometown, Kalisz, was only about 200 kilometers from the German border at the time. Three days after the war began, the city was already occupied. By then, my parents, my brother, and I had fled with a horse-drawn cart. A bomb killed our horse, so we carried our luggage. Bridges were bombed; we waded through rivers.
Tracks heading toward the Nazi death camp Treblinka
Foto: Brandstaetter Images / Votava / Imagno / Getty Images
The remains of the Treblinka death camp, set up near Warsaw by the Nazis
Foto: Alexander Kapustyanskiy / Sputnik / IMAGO
DER SPIEGEL: You eventually sought refuge in Częstochowa, where your maternal grandparents lived.
Meron: We lived there in ghettos for several years. When the ghettos were liquidated, I was sent to a labor camp, producing ammunition for HASAG, a German arms company. To this day, I sometimes think I only survived because I supported the Germans. But of course, it was better than being in a concentration camp. Almost all my family members who remained in Poland were murdered in Treblinka. Only a few uncles, my father and I survived.
DER SPIEGEL: You were forced to work as if you were a young man. But really, you were still a child.
Meron: There were no children I could talk to or play with. Added to that was the complete loss of privacy, of autonomy. I had to obey. For many years, I dreamed of black-clad SS men chasing me. It was also hard for me to not be in school anymore. When we were liberated, I felt above all a great hunger for normality and education. That has shaped my life ever since.
“I wanted to contribute to an international community where people don’t kill each other because of their religion or ethnicity.”
DER SPIEGEL: You have dedicated your life to the law.
Meron: I don’t delude myself into thinking that one person can achieve much. But I wanted to contribute to an international community where people don’t kill each other because of their religion or ethnicity. Where such crimes are no longer possible or at least much rarer. That became the guiding principle of my work, and I have never regretted it.
Theodor Meron, as an Israeli ambassador, speaking with Canadian politician Claude Bennett
Foto: Boris Spremo / Toronto Star / Getty Images
DER SPIEGEL: You’ve had a long career: as an adviser to the Israeli government, as ambassador to Canada, as an adviser on international law at the U.S. State Department. You’ve taught at various universities, and at 70, you became a judge with the Yugoslavia tribunal. Most people are retired at that age. Are you unable to just sit still?
Meron: I believe in change. It can be difficult, sometimes frightening. But it’s good for you. So I have changed everything – professions, places, interests – over and over again.
DER SPIEGEL: The conflict in the Middle East seems more entrenched than ever. Do you still believe peace between Israelis and Palestinians is possible?
Meron: It can only happen with a two-state solution, but at this point, only incurable optimists believe that might happen. The crimes committed by Hamas on October 7, 2023, make it very difficult for many in Israel to work toward peace. October 7 was one of the most barbaric attacks I have ever seen. Civilians, even children, were killed and tortured, women were raped, and hostages were taken. On the Palestinian side, the war that has reduced Gaza to rubble has led to a sharp rise in anti-Israeli sentiments.
A Jewish settlement in the West Bank
Foto: Paula Bronstein/ Getty Images
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visiting Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
Foto: Zoltan Fischer / Hungarian PM’s Press Office / EPA
DER SPIEGEL: The U.S. magazine Foreign Policy described you in a profile as “the man trying to save Israel from itself.” Is your goal really that of saving the country that became your home after you fled Poland?
Meron: That moniker referred to my time in the Israeli Foreign Ministry, specifically to a legal opinion I gave at the time. It was in September 1967, shortly after the Six-Day War, when the office of then-Prime Minister Levi Eshkol asked me for a legal assessment of whether settlements in the West Bank were consistent with international law. At the time, the occupation had just begun.
DER SPIEGEL: You said no.
Meron: I made it clear that establishing civilian settlements in the West Bank violated the Fourth Geneva Convention, which deals with the rights and duties of occupying powers and the rights of populations in occupied territories. I said: You cannot do this. If the government had followed my assessment, we would be much closer today to peace between Arabs, or Palestinians, and Israelis.
DER SPIEGEL: Prime Minister Eshkol ignored your assessment. Today, half a million settlers live in the West Bank. Could you have done more?
Meron: At the time, I made it absolutely clear what the law was. That is the role of a legal adviser. Today, we often talk about right-wing parties supporting the settlement movement. However, the first settlements were established under a prime minister from the left-wing Labor Party, Avoda. But even I didn’t think the settlements would grow to this scale.
“But Palestinians also need to be able to hope for a better future, and it is up to the international community to contribute to that.”
DER SPIEGEL: The idea of a two-state solution was part of the Oslo peace process between 1993 and 1995. Internationally, it is still often presented as the goal. In reality, the concept seems long outdated. In the West Bank, Jewish settlers frequently harass Palestinian residents and according to the UN, there have been hundreds of cases of settler violence since October 7, 2023. The Gaza Strip is nearly uninhabitable.
Meron: On the Arab side, I would expect the disempowerment of organizations like Hamas. Only then can there even be a dialogue with the Israelis. But Palestinians also need to be able to hope for a better future, and it is up to the international community to contribute to that. The best chance for a change in the situation would be if the United States exerted pressure on Israel to accept a two-state solution, stop building new settlements, and negotiate the fate of the existing ones. The likelihood of this happening under the Trump administration is slim, to put it mildly.
DER SPIEGEL: You seem cautious in criticizing the U.S. president.
Meron: As a former judge, adviser to the attorney general, and former adviser at the U.S. State Department, it is not appropriate for me to specifically criticize President Trump. I don’t want to offer any grounds for attacks on the cases I have been involved in.
DER SPIEGEL: In the 1980s, you gave up your Israeli citizenship. What is your connection today to the country you once served?
Meron: I no longer have a close relationship with Israel. Most of my family lives in the United States. When you leave Israel, you become a black sheep. My criticism of its policies is well-known, and there are few people in Israel who agree with my position on the settlements, so I have little reason to return. If you’re a black sheep, you’re a black sheep. You can’t change that. And if I have to be the black sheep, so be it.
Theodor Meron speaking with DER SPIEGEL journalist Muriel Kalisch at Trinity College
Foto: Philippa James / DER SPIEGEL
DER SPIEGEL: In your book, you quote the Talmud: “We do not see things as they are. We see things as we are.” Can a survivor of genocide judge war crimes neutrally?
Meron: I took on the positions of judge and legal adviser because of my experiences, of course. As a Holocaust survivor, I specialized in human rights and humanitarian law. In a way, I see this as poetic justice. And naturally, there is an expectation of me to empathize more strongly with victims. But I have never allowed myself to favor one side. If you cannot handle this intellectually, morally or emotionally, you cannot be a judge.
DER SPIEGEL: Gaza is almost completely destroyed, the Sudanese army is alleged to have used chemical weapons, and more crimes committed by the Assad regime in Syria are coming to light. It seems humanity has learned nothing. Does international law even work?
Meron: After the Nuremberg Trials in the 1940s, there was no international criminal justice for half a century. Since then, we have achieved a great deal. The UN war crimes tribunals achieved spectacular successes in prosecuting individuals accused of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes. They provided defendants with fair and proper trials. They advanced the law on crimes such as rape and torture. They established that the rules of war applicable to international conflicts also apply to non-international armed conflicts.
DER SPIEGEL: The ICC’s arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant and the International Court of Justice’s (ICJ) investigation into allegations of genocide in Gaza are already seen by many around the world as convictions. What does it mean for international justice when public opinion outpaces investigations?
Meron: People have conflicting views about the purpose of international justice. Some think it should contribute to reconciliation and peace. Others believe judges should bring closure to victims. Victims want redress and retribution. That’s not surprising; they have suffered terribly. They expect convictions and punishment. As a judge, you cannot let yourself be guided by external expectations. Otherwise, politics might as well decide. You must only be guided by the integrity of the law, fairness and due process. So far, we’ve largely succeeded in that.
DER SPIEGEL: Mr. Meron, thank you for this interview.
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Shining Science@ShiningScience
Single vaccine could shake the global cancer industry to its core
China is preparing to approve Russia’s groundbreaking cancer vaccine, a development that could disrupt the $2.6 trillion Western oncology market. This vaccine, designed to target and train the immune system to attack cancer cells, represents a major shift from traditional treatments like chemotherapy and radiation. If widely adopted, it could transform how cancer is prevented and treated around the world.
Unlike conventional therapies that often damage healthy cells and come with severe side effects, this vaccine works by boosting the body’s natural defences. Early trials suggest it can slow tumor growth, prevent recurrence, and potentially improve survival rates, offering hope to millions of patients who have limited treatment options.
The economic implications are massive. Western pharmaceutical companies have long dominated cancer care with treatments generating billions in revenue annually. A safe and effective vaccine from Russia, endorsed and distributed by China, could challenge this dominance, making accessible, cost-effective cancer care available on a global scale and shifting the balance of the industry.
Beyond economics, the approval highlights a new era in medicine where prevention and immune system empowerment take centre stage. It reflects growing global collaboration in research, innovation, and healthcare solutions, potentially reducing cancer mortality while making therapies faster, safer, and more affordable.
This historic step is a reminder that medical breakthroughs can reshape industries and save lives simultaneously. As the world watches, a new chapter in cancer treatment is emerging—one where science, accessibility, and hope may finally align for millions around the globe.
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Trump wants to attack Iran, another war for Israel
“Netanyahu is our greatest, disastrous president of the 21st century, he ran American foreign policy for 20 years, and cost us trillions of dollars.”
Jeffrey Sachs
Bideoa: https://x.com/i/status/2015503688262189392
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En tiempos de intimidación sistemática, silencios cómplices y cobardía institucional, la decisión conjunta de la Vrije Universiteit Brussel, la Universidad de Amberes y la Universidad de Gante de conceder un doctorado honoris causa a Francesca Albanese no es un gesto académico rutinario. Es una toma de posición. Es una afirmación ética. Y es, sobre todo, una declaración de independencia intelectual frente a un clima global en el que decir la verdad se ha vuelto un acto de riesgo.
Bideoa: https://x.com/i/status/2015503688262189392
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Gaza doesn’t have enough food for the children. This is starvation policy. This is forced starvation. Forced starvation is an act of genocide.
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The US is the only country in history to have used nuclear weapons – twice, on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Declassified documents show it planned to use many more, even when there was no military necessity.
And yet we’re told to fear Russia as the one “waving the nuclear club.” As usual, facts matter less than narratives.
P.S. when facial expression says more than any follow-up question 
Bideoa: https://x.com/i/status/2015454699533775262
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Max Blumenthal: “From their root causes to their violent culmination, the riots in Iran were carefully engineered by the US and Mossad.
Bideoa: https://x.com/i/status/2015157704751296910
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Ignorance, the root and stem of all evil
Putin Says The Western World’s Order is not FREE.
It is, HYPOCRITICAL and FULL of LIES.
U.S. Was Only Nation to Use Nuclear Weapons in WW2
The U. S. Is the only nation in the world that used nuclear weapons twice destroying the towns of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Let me remind you that together with the U. K. The U. S. World War two annihilate Dresden, hamburg and cologne and that there was no rationale behind that. There was no need to destroy. With air bombardment these great cities, they wanted to do that to intimidate the soviet union. That was their only goal. They left the west left a horrible history in Vietnam where they used napalm and other horrible tactics. Remember the Republic of Korea and their actions there, they keep are, there are various devices used to listen to them and spy on them. And the leaders of these countries tolerate all that and all of that is branded as transatlantic solidarity.
Bideoa: https://x.com/i/status/2015480557136732466
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Munther Isaac منذر اسحق@MuntherIsaac
Yesterday, Zionist settler thugs attacked the village of Birzeit, near Ramallah. They uprooted trees and deliberately let their flocks loose on Palestinian families’ lands—lands that are not only a source of livelihood, but a source of dignity and rootedness.
When one woman from the village dared to shout at them and confront them, the settlers attacked her. She was attcked and had to be hospitalized and was placed in intensive care. Thank God, today her condition is stable.
When her son and other relatives saw what was happening, they did what any human being would do: they rushed to defend her and pushed the attackers away.
Now here is the real question: What did the Israeli army do? They did not arrest the settlers.
They did not protect the family. They did not stop the attack. Instead, they beat the Palestinians and arrested the son who defended his mother. As of now, we have no news about him.
Let us call this what it is: Zionist terrorism. The problem is not only the settlers. The problem is the system that empowers them.
The problem is the immunity they enjoy. The problem is the protection they receive from the army. The problem is the ideology that sees Palestinians as disposable, as obstacles, as people without rights.
This is not an isolated incident. This is happening everywhere in the West Bank. Day after day. Village after village. Family after family. Farmers, shepherds, children, elderly people—all are victims of this organized lawlessness.
The family I mentioned happens to be Christian. But let no one think this is about Christians or Muslims. This is about Palestinians. All of us. We are all now exposed. All unprotected. All living under a system where the attacker is shielded and the victim is punished.
This is injustice in its naked, brutal form. A system that protects violent settlers and arrests a son for defending his mother is not a system of law. It is a system of oppression and apartheid.
Lord, have mercy.
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“Israel kills children as a hobby.”
“As a hobby.”
“The problem is not Netanyahu.”
“The problem is the whole of Israeli society.”
— Professor Norman Finkelstein
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“The idea that Spain came to ‘civilize’ is a very outdated notion, dating back to the 16th century. Our view is that Spain INVADED this territory, and the conquest was very violent. Mexico’s great cultures must be recognized for their resistance and for what they represent for Mexico today.”
— President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo asks Spain to apologize for the years of colonization
Bideoa: https://x.com/i/status/2015356841639735402
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The Grayzone’s @MaxBlumenthal joined @mattgaetz to detail the role of Israel’s Mossad in fueling the violent riots that ravaged Iranian cities this month Blumenthal warns that Netanyahu is desperate for US escalation against Iran, and that “he actually seeks US casualties”
Bideoa: https://x.com/i/status/2015534762434138532
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Kremlin: Trump’s methods don’t align with our approach to a multipolar world. Russia must not be among those who bend over for him.
Source: https://t.me/zarubinreporte
Bideoa: https://x.com/i/status/2015381242443604089
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“La Unión Europea aplaudió en Irán y Venezuela lo que critica en Groenlandia”. La hipocresía de los ‘líderes’ de Europa con EE.UU. explicada por Jeffrey Sachs, asesor de tres secretarios generales de la ONU.
Bideoa: https://x.com/i/status/2015469721483870277
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Jewish historian Prof. Avi Shlaim:In the 1950s, Mossad conducted false flag bomb attacks against Iraqi Jewish communities and blamed Arabs to compel Jews to leave Iraq and come to Israel
Bideoa: https://x.com/i/status/2015182983230349409
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JEWISHLIVESMATTER@JewishLives1
Three Top Belgian Universities Spark Outrage by Honoring Controversial UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese …Follow http://Jewishlivesmatter.org for more. http://rviv.ly/2pwQ9X #NeverAgain #NeverForget #AmYisraelChai #StopJewHate #JewishLivesMatter #JewishVoices #IsraelStrong #StandWithIsrael #IsraelUnderAttack #FightAntisemitism #WeStandWithIsrael #EducateToEradicate #WeRemember #EndAntisemitism #BringThemHomeNow #Israel #TruthMatters #StandWithJews
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In less than 60 minutes, Israel carried out a series of airstrikes near health facilities in Lebanon, and burned Haifa Hospital in Gaza, violating ceasefire agreements, and international law with absolutely no consequences.
This is another war crime and the ICC remains silent.
Bideoa: https://x.com/i/status/2015392268861997408
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Maria Zakharova (Commentary)@_MariaZakharova
#MariaBriefing #Zakharova #Russia #Ukraine️
“What are these Nazis doing? Tears are coming to my eyes.”
Europe and Ukraine: A loan for war and cynicism. 90 billion euros: The price of “democracy” and “blood jobs”.
Von der Leyen and Zelensky: A conspiracy based on blood and theft.
European cynicism: Money for slaughter, jobs for death.
War Loan: How Europe finances Neo-Nazism and Corruption.
Western “storytellers” and the Ukrainian tragedy: Billions to destroy. Europe pays, Ukraine suffers: The cynicism of Western aid. Neo-Nazism under the guise of democracy: Western money and Ukrainian blood.
Western curators: From Vikings to meat assaults. Ukraine: A victim of Western pragmatism and its own regime.
Europe and Kiev: Financing the massacre and ignoring the truth. Outright cynicism: How the West uses Ukraine for its own purposes.
An excerpt from Maria Zakharova’s 22 January Ministry of Foreign Affairs press briefing.
Revoiced into English with selectable English subtitles.
Russian News – 13 mins
Bideoa: https://x.com/i/status/2015502825573491110
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Can you imagine that he alone buried more than 18,000 bodies?
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In Italy, France, and Australia: as police brutality and intimidation failed to silence demands for accountability for Apartheid Israel, pro-Israel politicians seek to outlaw anti-genocide expression (under the pretext of fighting antisemitism!). Abomination without borders.
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127 children killed per-day in Auschwitz in 5 years.
139 children killed per day in Gaza in 135 days.
Just like there can be no justification for the Holocaust, there can be no justification for the ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people. Both deserve the same condemnation.
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““Fascist Battalion”: French neo-Nazis are fighting in Ukraine. Featuring SS symbols and swastika tattoos: A unit of French neo-Nazis is reportedly recruiting soldiers to fight alongside the Ukrainian army.
Using Nazi symbols, SS references, and noms d’oeuvres from the Nazi era: In 2025, a unit of French volunteers formed in Ukraine, which, according to research by the French online newspaper Streetpress, consists primarily of neo-Nazis. The group’s aim, according to the report, is to specifically recruit new fighters, including former soldiers of the French army.
The starting point for the investigation is, among other things, a photograph published in September 2025 showing approximately 20 armed men in uniform gathered around an armored vehicle. The image was shared via Instagram and forwarded in far-right networks. The comments contained overt Nazi references, including the term “Einsatzgruppen”—the name given to the mobile killing squads of the Nazi regime responsible for the mass murder of Jews, Roma, and political opponents during World War II.
From the Foreign Legion to the Nazi unit
According to Streetpress, the author of this comment is a French neo-Nazi from Lyon who goes by the pseudonym “Kenneth” and has been mentioned in several media reports. The man reportedly has swastikas and SS emblems tattooed on him and traveled to Ukraine in 2022. In the spring of 2023, he was joined by other French citizens, including a far-right hooligan suspected of involvement in an attack on a parliamentary staffer for the left-wing party La France Insoumise, and a former activist from the far-right student organization Groupe Union Défense (GUD) with a history in the French Foreign Legion.”
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“Bandas del ejército israelí acaban de incendiar el Hospital y Centro Médico de Haifa, al este de la ciudad de Gaza. El genocidio continúa.” No solo continúa el genocidio, sino que Israel lo está arreciando. Hace un par de días, ya explicó Netanyahu que Israel iba a intensificar sus
ataques a la parte palestina de la Franja de Gaza. Nosotros también tenemos que arreciar nuestra presión.
Aipamena
Ramy Abdu| رامي عبده@RamAbdu
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Israeli army gangs have just set fire to Haifa Hospital and Medical Center east of Gaza City. The genocide continues.
Bideoa: https://x.com/i/status/2015355385633296816
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The American University of Beirut has blocked @FranceskAlbs, the UN Special Rapporteur on Palestine, from campus for supporting the Palestinian cause. A university in Lebanon, a country bombed, invaded, occupied, & violated by Israel for decades, just chose to silence a UN expert for standing up to the same violence Lebanon has endured.
This is the same
that educated generations of Lebanese & Arab leaders & claims to educate the future rulers & pioneers of the Arab world, yet it crumbles under pressure & sides with the occupier. This is way more than mere censorship. It’s a betrayal of the people AUB claims to serve, a cowardly act of complicity with violent power, & a permanent stain on any claim the university has to moral or academic integrity.
Aipamena
Walid Joumblatt@walidjoumblatt
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It is a shame #Palestine
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NEW:
ICE is trained by the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) and other Israeli security entities – Multiple reports show
Yes, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has participated in training programs with the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) and other Israeli security entities, and it maintains an office in Israel.
Here’s a breakdown based on available information:
Training with the IDF Since the early 2000s, thousands of ICE officers (along with other U.S. law enforcement personnel) have engaged in training exchanges with Israeli military and police forces, which include the IDF. – http://deadlyexchange.org
These programs focus on areas like counterterrorism tactics, surveillance, threat detection, and inter-agency cooperation – http://deadlyexchange.org
Specific initiatives include:
The Anti-Defamation League’s (ADL) National Counterterrorism Seminar (NCTS) and Advanced Training School (ATS), which have involved over 1,200 top U.S. officials (including from ICE) traveling to Israel or hosting Israeli experts since 2003 – http://deadlyexchange.org
The Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs (JINSA) Law Enforcement Exchange Program (LEEP), started in 2002, sending U.S. delegations (including ICE) to Israel annually for tactical sharing – http://deadlyexchange.org
Other programs like the Georgia International Law Enforcement Exchange (GILEE) and American Jewish Committee exchanges, which have included ICE participants learning from Israeli military strategies – http://deadlyexchange.org
These exchanges have been criticized for importing tactics associated with occupation and control, such as militarized checkpoints, arbitrary detentions, and surveillance, which some reports link to ICE’s operations in the U.S. – http://scalawagmagazine.org
Additionally, technology sharing (e.g., via companies like Palantir, Elbit, and Paragon) enhances these connections, with tools used by both ICE and the IDF for targeting and monitoring – http://scalawagmagazine.org
Whistleblower accounts, such as from U.S. Army veteran Anthony Aguilar, highlight how ICE agents train in Israel and apply those methods domestically – http://facebook.com
Office in Israel ICE operates an Embassy Branch office in Tel Aviv, Israel, as part of its Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) global network – http://ice.gov
The address is 71 Ha-Yarkon, Tel Aviv-Yafo 6343229, with contact phone: 011-972-3-519-7575 – http://ice.gov
This is one of over 90 ICE offices in more than 50 countries, focused on combating transnational crime through international cooperation – http://ice.gov
While the exact role isn’t detailed on the office’s page, ICE’s international presence generally involves liaison work with foreign law enforcement to prevent threats from reaching the U.S. – http://ice.gov
There are no explicit mentions of direct IDF partnerships on the office’s public info, but broader U.S.-Israel security collaborations (e.g., via DHS) support such operations – http://dhs.gov
These connections stem from long-standing U.S.-Israel security ties, but they’ve drawn scrutiny amid discussions of tactics and human rights – http://scalawagmagazine.org
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Francesca Albanese, a human rights lawyer and UN Special Rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories, will receive an honorary doctorate on 2 April from three Flemish universities.
The University of Antwerp, Ghent University, and the Free University of Brussels announced the joint award, the first time they have conferred an honorary doctorate together.
Albanese is being recognised for her commitment to human rights and international justice. Appointed Special Rapporteur in 2022, her mandate has been extended until 2025.
University of Antwerp rector Herwig Leirs praised her persistence in publishing factual reports on conditions in the occupied Palestinian territories, particularly Gaza, despite facing international pressure and personal attacks.
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Geure herriari, Euskal Herriari dagokionez, hona hemen gure apustu bakarra:
We Basques do need a real Basque independent State in the Western Pyrenees, just a democratic lay or secular state, with all the formal characteristics of any independent State: Central Bank, Treasury, proper currency1, out of the European Distopia and faraway from NATO, being a BRICS partner…
Euskal Herriaren independentzia eta Mikel Torka
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Esadazu arren, zer da gu euskaldunok egiten ari garena eta zer egingo dugun
gehi
MTM: Zipriztinak (2), 2025: Warren Mosler
(Pinturak: Mikel Torka)
Gehigarriak:
MTM klase borrokarik gabe, kontabilitate hutsa
Anthony Anastosi: Estatu dirua, Klase borroka
1 This way, our new Basque government will have infinite money
