GAZA (Gernika berria, Palestina) versus Israel (gehi AEB + NATO, Pentagonoa eta EB) (52)

Bideoa: https://twitter.com/i/status/1746627024561553651

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DD Geopolitics@DD_Geopolitics

Dr. Anastasia Maria Loupis@DrLoupis

Gaza after 100 days of “American Democracy”

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Megatron@Megatron_ron

BREAKING: American network CBS:

“A new batch of American troops is preparing to head to both Iraq and Syria under the pretext of fighting ISIS.”

Megatron: Both Syria and Iraq officially call these bases illegal, hence the US occupation of these countries. The US illegally extracts tons of oil from Syria every year. (photo illustrative)

http://t.me/megatron_ron

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Angelo Giuliano@angeloinchina

21 h

Hebron right now. They are using a Palestinian as a human shield.

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Could you Imagine if people kicked you out of your own home and you had to walk by and see them everyday If you tried to do something they would shoot you and call you a terrorist

Watch Likud MK Danny Danon brag about how Israel completely ignored Biden’s feeble requests.

And then he explains why – Biden’s requests were backed by zero pressure!

“They didn’t agree to a ground invasion – we invaded.

They didn’t agree to [bombing] Al-Shifa hospital – we ignored their request.

They wanted a pause without hostages – we didn’t accept that.

We have no American ultimatum. There is no deadline from the US.”

Bideoa: https://twitter.com/i/status/1746619149474808288

British-Palestinian activist Leanne Mohamad to run for parliament against Israel lobby-backed Wes Streeting in Ilford North election.

She was selected by nearly 200 attendees of a hustings last night to represent the community against Labour MP Wes Streeting in the Ilford North seat at the upcoming general election.

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Abier@abierkhatib

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An American Dr. Who spent 2 Weeks in #Gaza hospitals:

“4 out 5 patients were children under the age of 16” Her testimony is so powerful but also devastating as a witness of the “failure of humanity”

#Israel

22 h

Hanan Ashwari: “The global south is moving, the global north has been exposed for the hypocritical neocolonial system that it is, and of course Israel has been laid bare as a fascist system that is committing genocide in plain sight”

21 h

BREAKING

South Africa wants to take the US and UK to court for complicity with Israel in the Palestinian genocide

South African lawyers say the United States must now be held accountable for the crimes it committed

18 h

In the past 3 months you helped Israel slaughter 23,000 Gazans, displace and starve ~2 million civilians; and expanded Israel’s genocidal war by bombing Iraq, Syria and Yemen. Your values are the opposite of MLK’s values. Don’t insult his legacy by trying to claim it.

21 h

South Africa is taking the U.S. and U.K. to court for

aiding and abetting in the Gaza Genocide!

@DefundIsraelNow

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6 h

Pro-Palestine protesters rage in NYC, call for end to US aid to Israel

#WeAreAllGaza

Iranian analyst:

The Americans made a mistake and fell into the trap of striking the Yemenis.

The US has given the Houthis a reason to widen their targets and strike US and UK-owned ships as well.

Further strikes will lead to open Tanker War and the US will never invade Yemen, because the terrain is more difficult than the one it faced in Afghanistan.

And millions of Yemenis are waiting for them to arrive on the Yemeni soil.

50 lawyers prepare a case against the US and UK for complicity in Israel’s genocide in Gaza

Led by South African lawyer Wikus Van Rensburg, a group of around 50 legal professionals is preparing a law suit against the US and the UK that focuses on the complicity of the two nations in the war crimes perpetrated by Israel in occupied Palestine.

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Huma Zehra@HumaZhr

14 h

As Israel said in the Hague, they were extremely careful not to hit civilian targets

Howard Beckett@BeckettUnite

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This is what hunger looks like in Gaza.

Thousands of displaced Palestinians desperate for flour engulf an aid truck that entered northern Gaza.

Starvation is now a weapon of war. Starvation is now a weapon of genocide.

11 h

This is Laya Abdurrahman Radi (4 years old) from Gaza…

Israel killed her because “it has the right to defend itself.”

Jake Shields@jakeshieldsajj

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Israel setters are attacking Palestine cars in the West Bank

700k Israelis have illegally moved into the West Bank, Stolen homes and spend their days harassing Palestinians trying to start war

Younis Tirawi | يونس@ytirawi

21 h

Khan Younis | theft on record Israeli military destroying saving box and stealing money from it.

The soldier write in his bio:

“No money, no terrorism.”

THE SOCIOPATHS IN WASHINGTON, LONDON & TEL AVIV HAVE LIED THE WORLD INTO ONE WAR TOO MANY – NOT IN OUR NAME.

He’s not just #GenocideJoe, but in order to defend his genocide – he’s now become the evil, senile tool who has just pushed the planet and its people into the crosshairs of WWIII…

Igor Lopatonok@lopatonok

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Look how beautiful is life under “The last dictator of Europe”! Bravo Alexander Lukashenko! Great! Amazing! This is how life supposed to be!

Sara Rey@SaraReyi

20 h

In Germany, a large number of people chanted “together against fascism” and declared their support for Palestine!

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She is a champ for this calm and cool take down of this tool. The more offended he got, the more calmly she exposed him. THIS. IS. JOURNALISM.

18 h

Kenneth O’Keefe says Al-Qaeda & ISIS is a creation of western intelligence agencies like the CIA/Mossad to insure the complete destruction of the Middle East

Israel’s army hands out demolition orders to Palestinian home owners, many only have an hour to move their belongings.

There are over 15,000 demolition orders in Jerusalem alone, in some cases they give the family the choice to demolish their own home, or pay for the demolition…

23 h

Goosebumps…finally seeing Egyptians speaking out. And women are at the forefront

Megatron@Megatron_ron

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BREAKING:

UN Secretary General:

“Nothing can justify the collective punishment of the Palestinian people.

I’m deeply troubled by the clear violation of international humanitarian law that we are witnessing”

http://t.me/megatron_ron

Iran Observer@IranObserver0

BREAKING

The Red Sea will become the graveyard of the United States, say the Houthis after striking a US-owned cargo ship.

Ansarullah official says we tell the Americans that your actions against Yemen will be defeated and that we will meet you with all our might.

The Red Sea will become a graveyard for the Americans and they will leave the region in humiliation.

This is actually quite a good read, probably one of the most realistic articles I’ve seen in U.S. mainstream media on U.S. Middle East policy since Oct 7 (and written from a U.S. Standpoint):

“Washington should face reality: U.S. Middle East policy has failed. At the heart of this failure are the United States’ main regional partnerships. The two crucial U.S. partners in the region, Israel and Saudi Arabia, are liabilities to the United States, not assets. Although the two states maintain considerable political, economic, and social differences, they both consistently undermine U.S. interests and the values that the United States claims to stand for. Washington should fundamentally reorient its approach to both countries, moving from unconditional support to arm’s-length relationships.

Israel’s war in Gaza epitomizes the violence done to stated U.S. values while also jeopardizing U.S. interests in the Middle East. The destruction wreaked by this war will take generations to fix, and Washington’s global image has been permanently tarnished by its support for such actions.

In the days immediately following the Oct. 7 terror attacks, Israel pledged to destroy Hamas while admitting that although forces were “balancing accuracy with the scope of damage, right now we’re focused on what causes maximum damage.” The focus does not appear to have changed much since then as the Israeli military has undertaken what some critics of the campaign consider to be collective punishment, killing Palestinian civilians with U.S.-made weapons. According to the Hamas-controlled Gaza health authorities, an estimated 70 percent of Palestinians killed by Israel have been women and children. Approximately 1.9 million people—more than 90 percent of Gaza’s population—have been displaced due to the war, and more than 45 percent of Gaza’s total housing stock was destroyed or damaged by mid-November, according to United Nations calculations based on figures reported by the Hamas-controlled Gazan government.

Although Israel claims otherwise, its strategy appears to be having much less of an impact on Hamas and its capabilities. At the same time, the war may end up planting the seeds for future armed resistance through its indiscriminate killing of civilians […]

Ultimately, unwavering U.S. support has emboldened Israel and Saudi Arabia to pursue reckless policies, knowing that the United States will come to their aid and will not hold them responsible. Common sense suggests that Washington should radically alter course. Unfortunately, that’s not what the administration of U.S. President Joe Biden seems to have in mind.

The Biden administration has centered its regional policies around efforts to broker normalization between Saudi Arabia and Israel as an extension of the U.S.-brokered Abraham Accords […]

In the context of normalization discussions prior to the Hamas attack, Netanyahu referred to the Palestinian issue as merely a “checkbox” while also presenting a map of what he referred to as the “new Middle East” to the United Nations in September, in which the Palestinian territories were shown as part of Israel.

In fact, Netanyahu recently reiterated to Likud party parliamentarians that he remains “the only one who will prevent a Palestinian state in Gaza and [the West Bank] after the war,” and according to Israeli media, he is reportedly pressuring Washington in private to stop publicly endorsing a two-state solution. Netanyahu recently took credit for the collapse of the Oslo Accords, saying he was “proud” of preventing a two-state solution—a stated U.S. policy objective for decades—and vowing to continue ensuring no such solution could emerge.

But the war in Gaza should demonstrate that trying to sidestep the future of the Palestinian people is a foolish strategy. Nor can you separate it from the broader illiberal and unstable regional order. It remains intimately tied to the broader aspirations of the Arab masses for genuine political, economic, and social freedom—and it is something that cannot be forcibly sidelined through frameworks such as the Abraham Accords.

U.S. support for the accords and Saudi-Israel normalization framework is based on the flawed underlying assumption that the United States and its partners are capable of forcibly upholding an illiberal regional order in the Middle East without incurring considerable political, human, and economic costs in the process. Providing Israel or Saudi Arabia with a U.S. security guarantee would amount to a catastrophic miscalculation with long-term ramifications for the United States.

Washington should seize this moment to fundamentally transform its approach to its Middle East partnerships. By moving from reflexive support toward arm’s-length relationships, the United States can end its complicity in its partners’ policies while fundamentally reorienting its Middle East policy […]

Washington’s unwavering devotion to its current approach to the region has produced a vicious cycle: By committing itself to the root of regional instability, the United States repeatedly finds itself having to confront challenges that are largely the product of its own presence and policies in the Middle East.

The human and material costs of Washington’s Middle East policy have been immense. What will billions more in military aid and an expansive U.S. presence in the Middle East accomplish in the years to come? History suggests that it will produce continued damage to U.S. interests and regional stability.

It is past time to change course in the Middle East. Failure to do so risks formalizing Washington’s commitment to a cycle of instability that will continue to impact the region—and undermine U.S. interests—for generations.”

Owen Jones@OwenJones84

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After the massacre of Gaza – who will listen to the West on human rights and international law ever again?

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The UK Conservative Party is sinking deeper and deeper into the mire of Islamophobia.

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In Parliament today, the Prime Minister and then a Tory MP invoked Islamophobic tropes against me.

Rishi Sunak suggested I was responsible for Hamas and the Houthis. A Tory MP then implied I was “giving a free pass to terrorists” before pretending he hadn’t.

Watch for yourself:

GAZA BLOODBATH | DAY 101

22 Palestinians murdered after an Israeli airstrike on a house in thalathini road 12 others murdered in another airstrike in Zaitoun neighborhood on Haddad family near Shama mosque.

20 others murdered from Sousi family in Sabra neighborhood Illustrative photo

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Bring them home — bring them back — bring them out from under the rubble: the 24,000 innocent Palestinian victims of the israeli genocide

13 h

Death toll from US-Israeli genocide in Gaza rises to 24,285, more than 61,150 injured

#GazaGenocide

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“Enough of the war… enough of the hunger.”

Hundreds of Palestinians in Gaza crowded an aid truck delivering food, in a sign of how Israel’s war has created a desperate situation for people in the besieged enclave

Rafael Shimunov@rafaelshimunov

23 h

Bisan @wizardbisanjust went live to tell us that she no longer has a home to stay in. “home, workplace, parents home all deatroyed” with no where to go.

This is how you celebrate MLK day @JoeBiden? #CeasefireNOW

Jackson Hinkle @jacksonhinklle

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Hamas’ Abu Obeida: “We haven’t even started ANYTHING yet!”

Mariam from Gaza @KufiyyaPS

Wael Al-Dahdouh playing football with displaced people inside Al-Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis

Uncle Wael is too good for this world

Al Jazeera English@AJEnglish

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“We need an immediate humanitarian ceasefire.”

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called, once again, for a ceasefire in Gaza as the war has now surpassed 100 days