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Posted - November 19, 2024 at 9:55 PM
Saved - November 19, 2024 at 10:03 PM

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Israeli military bulldozers destroyed public roads near the entrance to Jenin camp in the occupied West Bank, following a raid that killed three Palestinians in the nearby village of Qabatiya, according to the Palestinian Authority. https://t.co/OAoK1QxKzF

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Posted - November 16, 2024 at 11:00 PM
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Palestinian prisoners, Samih Suleiman Muhammad Aliwi and Anwar Shaaban Muhammad Aslim, have died in an Israeli prison in 'catastrophic conditions' https://pulse.ly/3o58jptzyt

Two Palestinians die in 'catastrophic conditions' in Israeli prison Monitor groups issue renewed warnings about systemic abuse of Palestinian prisoners middleeasteye.net
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Posted - October 29, 2024 at 2:02 AM
Saved - October 29, 2024 at 5:50 AM
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I shared a video of Israeli soldiers in Gaza joking about the destruction they've caused while sitting in a displaced family's home. They talked about building settlements, expressing their belief that "this will be our Land of Israel."

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"Show them the beginning of demolition, then construction. God willing, this will be our Land of Israel." In a video posted on social media, Israeli soldiers in Gaza joke and boast about the destruction they have caused while sitting in a house whose residents have been displaced. The soldiers also discuss establishing settlements in Gaza, stating, “this will be our Land of Israel.”

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Posted - October 27, 2024 at 8:27 PM
Saved - October 28, 2024 at 12:11 AM

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A video posted on social media reportedly shows Israeli soldiers singing “may your village burn” as Israeli military bulldozers destroy the village of Ayta al-Shab in southern Lebanon. https://t.co/5hqJdBzMKC

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Posted - August 27, 2024 at 7:03 PM
Saved - August 27, 2024 at 8:38 PM
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I came across a video released by the Israeli human rights organization B’Tselem that shows settlers harassing Palestinians in Hebron. The incident took place on Sunday morning when masked settlers brought cows onto a Palestinian family's land in Khirbet Wadi al-Rakhim. In the footage, one settler makes a disturbing reference to Sde Teiman prison, where a Palestinian inmate was recently gang-raped, and threatens the Palestinians with sexual violence, invoking a chilling phrase about "rape in the name of God."

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The Israeli human rights organisation B’Tselem has released a video showing a group of settlers harassing Palestinians in the town of Hebron in the occupied West Bank and threatening them with sexual violence. The incident occurred on Sunday morning when several masked settlers arrived by vehicle, bringing a herd of cows onto the land of a Palestinian family in Khirbet Wadi al-Rakhim, located in the South Hebron Hills. In the video, one settler references the notorious Sde Teiman prison, where Israeli guards recently gang-raped a Palestinian inmate and threatens the Palestinians with “rape in the name of God.”

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Speaker 0 asserts ownership over a cow, claiming it was a gift from God. Speaker 0 then declares "This is my house. Not your house. This is for me," while indicating another location is "your house." Speaker 1 states they will be in the test. Speaker 0 proposes going to "fuck the house," demanding to be shown what Speaker 1 wants. Speaker 0 then says they want to dance. Speaker 0 calls Speaker 1 "my bitch," and compliments their appearance, describing them as "sweet" and "fresh."
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Speaker 0: Next time someone touches him, my cow. Okay. Why why your cow's team here? Why your cow's this is my lad. But this is my cow. I was given it by God. Chain. Chain. Shame. Hey. No. Fuck up. This is my house. Not your house. This is for me. That's your house. Speaker 1: I'll be in the test. Speaker 0: Okay. You you can Speaker 1: push your test. Speaker 0: Okay. Do you wish to go to fuck the house? Let's go. Where? Let's go. Right now. Show me what you want what you want. Well, I want to dance with you, man. Dance with me. I want dancing. You look I'm not your bitch. You look sweet. You are my bitch. And you look sweet. You know? You look so fresh. So sweet.
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Posted - July 26, 2024 at 10:14 PM
Saved - July 27, 2024 at 4:17 PM
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I’ve learned that dangerous skin diseases are spreading among displaced Palestinian children in Gaza. The World Health Organization reports that over 150,000 people in the territory have been affected due to the dire living conditions since the onset of the conflict.

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Dangerous skin diseases are spreading among displaced Palestinian children in Gaza. According to the World Health Organization, more than 150,000 people in the Palestinian territory have contracted skin diseases due to the squalid conditions displaced people in the enclave have been forced to live in since the start of Israel’s war on Gaza.

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Posted - July 17, 2024 at 12:47 AM
Saved - July 17, 2024 at 3:03 AM

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A video circulating online has sparked outrage as Israeli soldiers have documented the moment of firing a mortar shell targeting Palestinians on the beach in Gaza. https://t.co/stoCcVh99x

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Posted - July 1, 2024 at 2:02 PM
Saved - July 2, 2024 at 5:39 AM

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Displaced Palestinian children living in tents in central Gaza are suffering from skin infections which are exacerbated by the extreme heat inside the tents, the lack of clean water and hygiene products, and by sewage pollution, which has no drainage channels https://t.co/UDSAU2h5aS

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Posted - June 27, 2024 at 2:27 PM
Saved - June 27, 2024 at 4:38 PM

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Ahlam al-Talouli recounts the story of how her sister, Maryam, was fatally shot by an Israeli sniper in front of her and her mother’s eyes while holding a white flag and trying to rescue an injured boy during a raid on a school sheltering displaced civilians in Jabalia camp. https://t.co/GQkokmPehy

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Posted - June 27, 2024 at 6:52 AM
Saved - June 27, 2024 at 10:29 AM
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An unidentified Palestinian man, recently released from prison by Israeli forces, is suffering from severe pain. Doctors at Gaza's European Hospital report that he has lost sight in both eyes and undergone multiple surgeries, including the removal of parts of his liver and spleen.

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"He is in severe pain." An Al Jazeera report highlights the condition of an unidentified Palestinian man who was recently released from prison by Israeli forces. According to doctors at Gaza's European Hospital, he has lost sight in both eyes and undergone multiple surgeries, resulting in the removal of parts of his liver, spleen, and other body parts.

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Posted - June 26, 2024 at 5:20 AM
Saved - June 27, 2024 at 1:23 AM
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In Gaza, there is no safe space left, according to UN Ocha coordinator Yasmina Guerda. Palestinian civilians face constant fear of attacks, causing immense trauma.

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“Our direct observation on the ground every day is that there are no safe centimetres left in Gaza. There is nowhere you can be and be certain that there isn't going to be an attack on you that night.” UN Ocha humanitarian coordinator Yasmina Guerda explained the traumas of Palestinian civilians in Gaza during an emotional testimony on Tuesday.

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I've heard heartbreaking stories of forced displacement in Gaza. Families have minutes to flee before bombings. Many aren't warned. Children are left injured and traumatized. There is no safe place in Gaza.
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Speaker 0: I've heard and seen firsthand stories that will haunt me for the rest of my very privileged life. We really, really should not speak about living conditions there because none of them have living conditions. What they have, if you look closely, is survival conditions. It's so hard to understand forced displacement sometimes. But imagine 1 evening, receiving an evacuation order. You have 10 to 15 minutes to leave your building because it's going to be bombed. Your kids are sleeping in the room next door, you wake them up, they whine, probably. And you have to make split second decisions to decide what to pack, what's essential, and how do you define essential? So you take one last look at the room, and you say a permanent goodbye because you know it will be dust. This isn't a made up story. This is a story of Russia. She's from Gaza City. I met her in Rafa. She was the mother of 2 girls. And this is one of the best best case scenarios too. Because a lot of people aren't even warned before the attacks happen. It was the case in a neighborhood called over 2 weeks ago, where hundreds of people were killed and injured during a special operation to release hostages. The children who lost limbs that I met the next day at the nearby hospital, many of whom reminded me of my own 2 little toddlers, they were staring in the void, too shell shocked to produce a sound or a tear. Our observation, our direct observation on the ground every day is that there are no safe centimeters left in Gaza. There is nowhere you can be and be certain that there isn't going to be an attack on you that night.
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Posted - June 20, 2024 at 3:52 PM
Saved - June 21, 2024 at 2:01 AM

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Egypt's exports to Israel double in 2024, UAE and Jordan exports also surge https://pulse.ly/p15knc1igu

Egypt's exports to Israel double in 2024, UAE and Jordan exports also surge Meanwhile, Turkish exports dropped by more than a half amid global calls for boycotting Israel over its Gaza offensive middleeasteye.net
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Posted - June 17, 2024 at 9:44 PM
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Egyptian security forces in Alexandria have detained more than 250 fans of Al Ahly Football Club at Borg El Arab Stadium for raising the Palestinian flag and chanting in solidarity with Gaza, according to a local rights group https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/egypt-detains-250-al-ahly-fans-pro-palestine-chants

Egypt detains 250 Al Ahly fans over pro-Palestine chants Rights group says dozens, including children, were rounded up from a stadium in Alexandria after protest in solidarity with Gaza during premiere league match middleeasteye.net
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Posted - June 12, 2024 at 8:35 AM
Saved - June 12, 2024 at 9:51 AM
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Israeli soldiers and guards at Ketziot Prison in the Negev desert were caught on video mocking Palestinian detainees. According to the Palestinian Prisoners' Society, there are currently 9,300 Palestinians held captive in Israeli prisons.

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A video report aired by Israel’s Channel 13 shows Israeli soldiers and guards mocking Palestinian detainees held at the Ketziot Prison in the Negev desert. Recent figures from the Palestinian Prisoners’ Society state that at least 9,300 Palestinians are currently being held captive in Israeli prisons.

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Posted - June 12, 2024 at 1:24 AM
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Israeli soldiers stationed at al-Rashid Street have been captured on footage shooting and killing unarmed Palestinians attempting to cross the coastal road. Al-Rashid Street, previously designated as a safe passage by Israel, extends from the north to the south of Gaza. The death toll of Palestinians in Gaza has reached 37,084, with 84,494 others injured since the start of Israel's war on the enclave.

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Al Jazeera has obtained footage of several instances where Israeli soldiers stationed at al-Rashid Street are seemingly shooting and killing unarmed Palestinians trying to cross the coastal road. Al-Rashid Street is a coastal road extending from the north of Gaza all the way to the south and was once designated by Israel as a safe passage to the south. The death toll of Palestinians killed in Gaza has risen to 37,084, with at least 84,494 others injured since Israel’s war on the besieged enclave began.

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Posted - June 4, 2024 at 7:49 PM
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Stacy Gilbert, a former senior US State Department official, said she was “shocked” to find out the State Department falsified a report earlier this month that absolved Israel of its responsibility for blocking the flow of humanitarian aid into Gaza. https://t.co/NmgaQNFCfu

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In early February, we were tasked by the White House to assess countries based on adherence to international laws on weapons use and humanitarian aid. Despite working on the report, we were removed before its release. When it came out on May 10th, it surprisingly acknowledged Israel's potential violation of international laws with US weapons but also stated that Israel is not impeding humanitarian aid. This was unexpected and contradictory to previous actions by the White House.
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Speaker 0: We were directed in early February by the White House to come up with a report that assesses different countries based on 2 things, primarily. 1 is their their adherence to, as Alex mentioned, international the kind of weapons you can use, about making the distinction between civilians and combatants. And basically, it's it's a body of laws that says, even in war, there are ways that you have to mitigate the consequences for civilians and soldiers. And we adhere to that. Israel adheres to it. It is it is international law. So this report was looking at adherence to that body of law, as well as whether countries allow humanitarian assistance. Debate was Israel. I was working on this report with many others. There were a handful of us who were very, very engaged in every sentence of that. But at some point, we were removed from that report, and it was moved up to a higher level to be written and edited and cleared. So I even though I had worked on this pretty heavily since this directive from the White House came out in early February, I did not know what was in the report until it came out. That said, I was actually hopeful that it would be honest report because earlier that week, the White House had made an announcement that it was going to pause the 2,000 pounds bombs that are have really caused disproportionate destruction in Gaza. So they had announced a pause on that, and I was actually pretty hopeful that maybe this report was going to be honest. So when the report came out on May 10th, late in the day, I read it, and I had to reread it because I couldn't believe what it said. It said very clearly. It it actually so on those two points, I was surprised on the point about Israel's adherence to international humanitarian law. For the first time I'm aware of, we admitted in very, very weak terms, but we admitted that Israel is likely using US weapons in violation of international humanitarian law. I was surprised. That was that was a step forward in admitting that. I was shocked, however, that it also went on to say that Israel it is our assessment that Israel is not blocking humanitarian assistance.
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Posted - May 28, 2024 at 11:04 AM
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Footage from an Israeli drone captured in April was obtained and broadcasted exclusively by Al Jazeera on Monday. The footage shows the Israeli army deliberately demolishing entire civilian residential blocks in the al-Zaytoun neighbourhood, the largest quarter of Gaza’s Old City https://t.co/ChV4JndA2A

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Posted - May 27, 2024 at 12:29 AM
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“Continuously cuffed, they are forced to remain motionless and silent. At night, dogs are set on them. Anyone who speaks or moves risks being savagely beaten till bones are broken” ✍️ Opinion by Jonathan Cook https://pulse.ly/zm1pa6iwhe

The message of Israel’s torture chambers is directed at all of us, not just Palestinians ‘Black sites’ are about reminding those who have been colonised and enslaved of a simple lesson: resistance is futile middleeasteye.net
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Posted - May 8, 2024 at 5:28 AM
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🔴 LIVE DAY 215 #Israel #Palestine - US pauses shipment to Israel ahead of Rafah invasion - The Bahamas formally recognises State of Palestine - Families of Israeli hostages demand Netanyahu reach ceasefire deal Follow our live coverage ⤵️ https://www.middleeasteye.net/live/gaza-live-israel-war-rafah-humanitarian-crisis

Gaza live: New mass grave discovered at al-Shifa Forty-nine bodies uncovered so far in hospital's third mass grave middleeasteye.net
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Posted - April 25, 2024 at 7:00 PM
Saved - April 25, 2024 at 10:45 PM

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“What could be more dangerous to Jewish people than lumping us in with this genocidal campaign?” Jewish-American activist Simone Zimmerman speaks to @mohamedwashere on The Big Picture Podcast. Watch it here: https://youtu.be/Zqg0IvUiVWY https://t.co/2cISf4Fyqw

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I have faced backlash for speaking out against Israel, being labeled a self-hating Jew. It's crucial to separate Jewish identity from Israeli government actions to combat antisemitism. The atrocities in Gaza harm Palestinians the most, endangering Jews globally. Criticizing Israel is vital for a safer world for all, holding war criminals accountable and promoting peace.
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Speaker 0: And you're one of those people that have kind of been at the at the receiving end of some of that negative attention. You know, there are profiles of you on pro Israeli websites that are accusing you of spreading hatred against Israel. Speaker 1: Yeah. That's a Speaker 0: lot to to to be able to take. Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean, it's incredibly painful to like continuously be doing this work as a deeply engaged and committed Jewish person with, you know, 100 and thousands of other Jews who are also doing this because we love our community. We love ourselves. You know, they often call us self hating Jews. So it's always important to also say like, you know, I love myself as a Jewish person. And you know, we're doing it again like out of that deep commitment, out of a deep commitment to our own traditions and to a vision of a different future for our community. And I really think that right now, as these horrors are underway in Gaza, many of these groups have just like taken it a step too far. Mhmm. And we're seeing right now, you know, attacking some of the leading scholars of antisemitism and Jewish history and trying to keep them out of, you know, university task forces and, you know, smear campaigns against anybody who just doesn't tow this really hard line pro Israel position. And I mean, what could be more dangerous to Jewish people right now than lumping us all in with this genocidal campaign of the Israeli government? I mean, I hear all the time from people who see the film who are just so moved and so grateful to like know that there are so many of us, so many Jewish people who are speaking out against these horrors. I mean, at every major protest for a ceasefire, around the world, in cities where there are Jewish people, there are going to be Jews at those rallies. Speaker 0: Mhmm. Speaker 1: And, we've seen Jews turning out in record numbers, as part of the ceasefire movement. And I also see that as fighting antisemitism because it's publicly breaking this conflation between our community and the policies of the Israeli government. Mhmm. That if anything right now, we need more of that. We need people to understand that this is not being committed in the name of all Jews. 1st and foremost, the people who are most harmed by this campaign in Gaza are the Palestinian people. I mean Israel is decimating the Gaza Strip right now beyond anything that even I could have imagined that I would ever see even knowing the cruelty of the apartheid regime. This is we're in a new moment right now and they're doing it every single day saying they're doing this so that Jewish people in Israel and around the world can be safe. What could be more dangerous to Jewish people around the world than being associated with this genocidal campaign? I mean, I do not believe that killing almost 40,000 people now, displacing 2,000,000 people, like in what world does that make me safer as a Jewish person? In what world is anybody safer when a government can commit such heinous crimes with such impunity? And and the idea, I mean we're already seeing it. Like the, that this campaign is fueling, not just antisemitism but Islamophobia, right? And anti Arab sentiment all around the world. And and Jewish people and Muslims and Arabs around the world who have nothing to do with this are becoming very visible targets for people who already hate our communities, who already maybe, you know, want to inflame tensions against us or who want to commit violence against us. But now they, they have a so called excuse and they're using it. And so I feel very afraid for Jews around the world who are, going to receive, who are receiving the public, blowback from being associated with this campaign. And so I see speaking out against the Israeli government and being a visible Jew in this movement as also part of a way to keep my own community safe. And to say that, you know, not all of us are, we are not allowing ourselves to be conscripted into this. We want a world where perpetrators of war crimes are held accountable. We want a world in which all people can live safely in their homes. And that is both because of the lessons that we've taken from our own history and because of the world that we are fighting for today that we want for all people, not just for Jews.
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Posted - April 22, 2024 at 10:06 AM
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Medical Aid for Palestinians CEO Melanie Ward described what she saw in Gaza’s hospitals in an interview with CNN on Thursday. She highlighted how doctors are forced to reuse external bone fixators from dead people on living patients due to a severe shortage on medical equipment. https://t.co/iEkh2JYlYY

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Doctors are reusing single-use medical equipment like external fixators meant for fractured bones, taken from deceased patients for use on living ones. This grim reality is difficult to grasp. Melanie shared a bleak picture of the situation, shedding light on the challenging circumstances. Thank you for sharing your insights.
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Speaker 0: One of the most disturbing things was that doctors are having to reuse medical equipment that is designed for single use. So external fixators, which go through people's limbs through their bones to hold together fractured bones, are having to be removed from dead people and reused on living patients. Melanie, this is just so hard to wrap your head around, so hard to comprehend. You have painted an incredibly bleak picture of the situation on the ground. We appreciate you coming in and telling us what you have seen.
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Posted - April 19, 2024 at 2:35 AM
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Palestinian Journalist Mohammad Salama shows insults written on the walls of a house in Khan Younis, Gaza. Salama said these writing were indicating the presence of Indian soldiers among the ranks of the Israeli forces “participating in the genocide against” Gaza. https://t.co/Xn1BpjgsoY

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Posted - April 17, 2024 at 3:46 PM
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An Israeli soldier identified as Shay Yifrah is recorded in a video wearing women's lingerie in a Palestinian house in Gaza. https://t.co/8dcyM5hXsZ

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Posted - April 7, 2024 at 11:34 PM
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Israeli forces are moving from Khan Younis to Rafah for upcoming operations, according to Defence Minister Yoav Gallant. He compares it to the al-Shifa hospital siege, where there were allegations of civilian casualties and severe human rights abuses.

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"The forces are coming out and getting ready for their next missions." Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant says Israeli forces are exiting Khan Younis in preparation for operations in Rafah, which he says will be similar to al-Shifa hospital where scores of civilians were killed during a fortnight-long siege. Medical organisations and eyewitnesses reported mass executions, incidents of rape, torture and starvation from Israeli forces during the hospital raid.

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Posted - April 5, 2024 at 5:14 AM
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In a resurfaced video from February, an Israeli woman justifies Israel's war on Gaza by asserting, "If we kill them, they will be afraid." She argues that civilians in Gaza are "not" innocent, suggesting that targeting Palestinians will instil fear. https://t.co/aw9Sy7hlFy

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Posted - March 26, 2024 at 4:04 AM
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A Palestinian boy shares a harrowing account of Israeli forces raiding his home near al-Shifa Hospital. He describes his cousin being beaten and himself being shot at while his hands were raised. The Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor reports a pattern of Israeli forces committing crimes in the hospital area.

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"He shot at my hand.” A Palestinian boy explained that Israeli forces raided their home near al-Shifa Hospital. He recounted how his cousin was held down, and an Israeli soldier "started beating him with his rifle." The boy added that as he had his hands up, a soldier shot at them. The Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor rights group said on Saturday that it documented “a series of crimes systematically committed by Israeli forces” in the area of the hospital in Gaza City over the past week.

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Posted - March 25, 2024 at 6:59 PM
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“Give her a kiss. Say, ‘God have mercy on you.’” A young Palestinian girl named Layan bids farewell to her sister Saja who was killed when Israeli air strikes destroyed their home in Deir Al Balah, central Gaza. https://t.co/OdLGMUcL3s

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Posted - March 24, 2024 at 10:44 AM
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US Senator defends Unrwa and says Israel’s claims are ‘flat-out lies’ Chris Von Hollen added ‘Netanyahu has wanted to get rid of Unrwa since at least 2017’ on CBS on Sunday during an interview with Face the Nation. https://t.co/HveHTkYLp8

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Netanyahu's claim that UNRWA is a Hamas proxy is false. The head of UNRWA in Gaza is a US army veteran, not affiliated with Hamas. Netanyahu has aimed to eliminate UNRWA since 2017, which would harm aid distribution in Gaza, leading to starvation and lack of medical help. Cutting off UNRWA funding would be a significant mistake. Translation: The claim that UNRWA is linked to Hamas is untrue. The leader in Gaza is a US army veteran, not connected to Hamas. Netanyahu has sought to remove UNRWA since 2017, jeopardizing aid distribution and causing suffering. Ceasing UNRWA funding would be a grave error.
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Speaker 0: There's no doubt that the the claim that prime minister Netanyahu and others are making that somehow UNRWA is a proxy for Hamas are just flat out lies. That's a flat out lie. If you look at the person who's in charge of operations on the ground in Gaza for UNRWA, It's about a 20 year US army veteran. Mhmm. You can be sure he is not in cahoots, with Hamas. Netanyahu has wanted to get rid of UNRA since at least 2017. That's been his goal, not just in Gaza, but also in the other places you talked about. And if you get rid of UNRA in Gaza today, it is the primary distribution system for food and aid. So if you cut off funding for UNRA in Gaza entirely, it means more people will starve, more people won't get the medical assistance they need, and so it would be a huge mistake, to cut them off.
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Posted - March 24, 2024 at 12:54 AM
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'If we won’t get a pool, no one will.' Israeli forces shared a video of themselves mocking the blowing up of a building in Gaza. https://t.co/6asloI6rcY

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Posted - March 22, 2024 at 5:00 PM
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“We will remain steadfast on our land of the camp.” A Palestinian boy living in Nour Shams refugee camp in the West Bank said they “will never leave their land”, following the killing of four Palestinians after a wide-scale Israeli raid of the camp on Wednesday night. https://t.co/f6S34QTEpR

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Posted - March 23, 2024 at 2:58 AM
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“We have lists already about 500 families that are willing, on the drop of a hat to just move…to Gaza.” Journalist Jeremy Loffredo shares a video featuring an Israeli settler from New York, revealing discussions about illegal settlement plans in Gaza. https://t.co/mwbZ0ymjaw

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We are passionate about Gaza and believe Jews should live there. We are planning to build towns in the north, central, and south with 500 families ready to move. It's our sovereign state and too important to become a Hamas stronghold. Gaza must have a Jewish presence.
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Speaker 0: We love the Gaza Strip. We can't just take a whole strip of land and and say Israel's Israel's can't live there. That doesn't make sense. This is our sovereign state. Would you live there? Of course. By the beach? Oh, for sure. Yes. My husband's also talking about, building. He has a a Yeshiva, Talmudic Institute here. So building a branch in, yes, in Gaza. We have lists already about 500 families that are willing, on the drop of a hat, to just move into, we have north, central, and south, Gaza, and people are gonna start building towns. We have names of the towns. We have where we're building them. It's it's already being planned, and we have people signed up. You can't leave it without Jews in the Gaza Strip. It's too big a piece of land. It's too important for us to let it become Hamas town as we call it. Philip Terrace.
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Posted - March 21, 2024 at 12:40 AM
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Only 12 out of 36 hospitals in Gaza are partially functional, according to James Elder from Unicef. Nasser Hospital is among those facing challenges, as it is currently unable to provide medical care. The situation is dire.

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James Elder, a spokesperson for Unicef, shared a video outlining the dire situation at Nasser Hospital in Gaza. Revealing that only 12 out of 36 hospitals in the area are partially functional, Elder underscored the challenges faced by Nasser Hospital, which is currently unable to provide medical care.

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Last visit to hospital: thousands sheltered, medical staff worked tirelessly. Children with war wounds received exceptional care. Now, silence of death, no care for children, doctors unable to help.
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Speaker 0: The last time I was in this hospital, there were thousands of people taking shelter there. I mean, look at this place. I'm sure only in a minute. Medical staff would do 36 hour shifts. These incredible people running, giving incredible care to every single child with the wounds of war who needed it, extraordinary medical staff. To see so many children hurt, burnt, bandages around their tiny arms and legs, their families bent over them in anguish, in hope as the doctors and nurses, they whizzed around these corridors. They're like superheroes doing everything they possibly could to save children to now, to this, this solemn silence of of death in these corridors, A place where no doctor can fulfill their oath to care and no child can receive medical care.
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Posted - March 20, 2024 at 6:09 PM
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly suggested that the new US-built makeshift port off Gaza, which was installed to help ship aid to the besieged enclave, could be used to deport Palestinians https://pulse.ly/rtvbuhd0k5

Netanyahu 'suggests new US-built port could help deport Palestinians from Gaza' Palestinians hit back at suggestion reportedly raised in cabinet meeting, saying that it implies plans for mass expulsions from Gaza middleeasteye.net
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Posted - March 19, 2024 at 6:35 PM
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The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk said that Israel’s continued restrictions on the entry of aid into Gaza could be a starvation tactic that may amount to a war crime. https://t.co/oUllIEFnf3

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Israel's blockade of Gaza has caused severe humanitarian issues, leading to a dependence on aid and risking famine. The restrictions on aid entry and conduct of hostilities may constitute a war crime. Urgent action is needed to ensure the unimpeded distribution of humanitarian assistance to prevent starvation and famine.
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Speaker 0: The projected imminent famine in Gaza can and must be prevented. Israel's now 16 year old blockade of Gaza has already had a severe impact on human rights for the civilian population leaving the local economy devastated and creating a dependence on aid. The extent of Israel's continued restrictions on the entry of aid into Gaza together with the manner in which it continues to conduct hostilities may amount to the use of starvation as a method of war, which is a war crime. The clock is ticking everyone especially those with influence must insist that Israel acts to facilitate the unimpeded entry and distribution of needed humanitarian assistance to end starvation and avert all risk of famine.
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A video posted by an Israeli soldier named Uriel Ben Zvi surfaces online, revealing plans to demolish a residential building in Gaza. In the footage, he declares his intent to leave "nothing" for the Palestinian people. https://t.co/N6bM2nFUQl

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Al-Jazeera reporter Anas Al-Sharif captures the initial moments following Israeli air strikes on two residential buildings in al-Lababidi Street, Gaza City. https://t.co/iLGbExPg7V

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Israeli forces have been using heavy vehicles to run over Palestinians since the start of the war on Gaza. Euro-Med documented bulldozers and tanks crushing displaced Palestinians in their tents at the Kamal Adwan hospital on 16 December https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/war-gaza-israeli-tanks-deliberately-running-over-dozens-palestinians-alive

Israeli tanks deliberately ran over dozens of Palestinians In one case documented by the Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor an Israeli military vehicle ran over a Palestinian man in Gaza City’s Zaytoun neighbourhood middleeasteye.net
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A Palestinian girl shares the heartbreaking story of Jood, a newborn baby girl still trapped under rubble. The girl believes Jood may have decomposed as no one has been able to retrieve her body. The house was targeted by an Israeli air strike, which also killed Jood's father. The ongoing war in Gaza has left around 7,000 Palestinians presumed dead under rubble. The conflict has resulted in over 28,878 Palestinians killed and more than 70,215 wounded, with a majority being children and women.

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“Jood is under the rubble.” A Palestinian girl explains how Jood, a newborn baby girl, is still under the rubble and believes she may have decomposed as no one managed to retrieve her body. The Palestinian girl states that the house was targeted by an Israeli air strike, which killed Jood’s father. Israel's ongoing war on Gaza has left an estimated 7,000 Palestinians buried under rubble, presumed dead. More than 28,878 Palestinians have been killed, with over 70,215 wounded. According to health officials, over 70 percent of the victims are children and women.

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The project is thriving, sales have started with pricing options for residents. A video on TikTok by Israeli soldier Izidor Elgrabli showcases the destruction in Gaza's Al-Zaytoun neighborhood, referring to it as "a little barbecue." Elgrabli also promotes the sale of Palestinian homes.

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“The project is at its peak, and sales on paper have begun with price options for residents.” Israeli soldier Izidor Elgrabli uploaded a video on TikTok showing the level of destruction in Al-Zaytoun neighbourhood in Gaza, labelling it “a little barbecue.” Elgrabli also advertised Palestinian homes, saying that sales have begun.

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The project is thriving, as sales have started for residents. However, an Israeli soldier's TikTok video showcases the devastation in Gaza's Al-Zaytoun neighborhood, referring to it as a "little barbecue." The soldier also promotes the sale of Palestinian homes.

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“The project is at its peak, and sales on paper have begun with price options for residents.” Israeli soldier Izidor Elgrabli uploaded a video on TikTok showing the level of destruction in Al-Zaytoun neighbourhood in Gaza, labelling it a “little barbecue.” Elgrabli also advertised Palestinian homes, saying that sales have begun.

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“Let this world hear me. This world that has become deaf, or silent, or blind to what’s happening in Gaza.”A Palestinian man in Rafah interrupts a live broadcast of Al Jazeera Mubasher “to send a message” to the world “from the heart of Gaza. https://t.co/qoRpeJGjco

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Daiana Albukhari, a displaced Palestinian from Gaza, discusses her experience living “under attack” in Rafah during an interview with Yalda Hakim on Sky News from a dark shelter with no electricity. https://t.co/SCvGH7e77e

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I am currently in Rafa, where I have been evacuated three times due to the threat of invasion. We are trapped here, as the Egyptian borders are closed and the Israeli forces are in the north. Rafa feels like a prison, with no way to escape. The children of Gaza are our hope, and all they ask for is an end to the war. Please remember that these innocent children deserve a safe and warm life, where they can go to school without fear.
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Speaker 0: I should say that where she is now is effectively without electricity. I asked her about where she is and what life is like for her now. Have a listen. Speaker 1: Actually, I'm in Rafa right now. I evacuated, like, 3 times. The occupation actually threatens to invade Rafa, But I believe if that happens, like, we we all will wipe out. We have No other place to to to evacuate or to move on because, you know, the the Egyptian borders are closed, and the Israeli forces in in the north, so we are just like you know, Rapha had just like a prison, and we can't move Anyway, the children of Gaza are the hope of everyone around them actually. They ask one thing, Really, all what they dream about, just one thing, stop the war. So please don't forget that God's children, They deserve to live in a warm conditions and go to school safely.
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Dr Bilal Azzam, a member of the Jordanian Medial Syndicate who visited Gaza as part of a delegation, recounted stories of torture and abuse of Palestinian doctors by Israeli forces during a conference in Amman, Jordan, on Wednesday. https://t.co/FSG7pHeqJj

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Posted - January 29, 2024 at 8:56 AM
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Israeli protesters at the Kerem Shalom crossing on Sunday blocked trucks loaded with humanitarian aid bound for Gaza from entering Israel for security checks and forced them to return to Egypt. https://t.co/Zc2V08dUxn

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We are preventing the Turks from using Kerim shalom, as we don't want our territory aiding our enemies. We consider the Gazans as our enemies, so we are blocking all humanitarian aid coming from Egypt to Gaza. We don't want anything reaching Gaza because it ultimately goes to the terrorists, and we want to prevent that.
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Speaker 0: We are trying to stop the Turks from going through Kerim shalom. Israel territory should not be used to help our enemies. We are not friends with the Gazans. Speaker 1: They are our enemy. You don't help the enemy. What we are doing here today, We are blocking all the, humanitarian, help That comes from Egypt to Gaza. We are blocking. We don't want nothing to get into Gaza because everything that gets in from Egypt To Gaza goes directly to this, to the terrorists, and we don't want that.
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“I believe we’re going to take Mecca, Medina and Mount Sinai, and purify those places” Israeli writer and politician Avi Lipkin said during a TV interview that he envisages Israel’s borders will extend “from Lebanon to Saudi Arabia” and “from the Mediterranean to the Euphrates” https://t.co/5kHE92dFYh

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Our borders will extend from Lebanon to Saudi Arabia's Great Desert, and from the Mediterranean to the Euphrates. On the other side of the Euphrates are the Kurds, who are our friends. Lebanon needs Israel's protection. Additionally, we aim to take control of Mecca, Medina, and Mount Sinai to purify those places.
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Speaker 0: Eventually, our borders will extend from Lebanon to the Great Desert, which is Saudi Arabia, and then from the Mediterranean to the Euphrates. And who's on the other side of the Euphrates? The Kurds. And the Kurds are our friends. So we have the Mediterranean behind us, the Kurds in front of us, Lebanon, which really needs the umbrella of protection of Israel. And then we're gonna take I believe we're gonna take Mecca, Medina and Mount Sinai and purify those places.
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Exclusive footage obtained by Middle East Eye shows a Palestinian woman being shot by Israeli forces in the streets of Gaza City’s centre on 12 November, as she and others attempted to evacuate the area while holding white flags amid the intense Israeli assault on northern Gaza. https://t.co/E92NI6v8Q4

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Dror Eydar, the former Israeli Ambassador to Italy, has made a striking statement advocating for the seizure of Palestinian land in Gaza. He argues that in the Middle East, the lack of land is tantamount to non-existence, deeply affecting one’s identity and right to life. https://t.co/pzHg2hTEyb

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In a striking statement during a Kan 11 interview, the Head of Mevo’ot HaHermon Regional Council, Benny Ben Muvhar, expressed his support for drastic military actions in Gaza and called for “total annihilation,” advocating for a strategy to aggressively flatten conflict areas. https://t.co/uH00XatD3c

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Israeli historian Ilan Pappe, who spoke to the Majority Report in October 2023, discusses Israel's expulsion of Palestinians. He highlights a conscious decision framed by some as compensation for the Holocaust or addressing antisemitism https://t.co/aYMEcyCRzE

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Israel has been carrying out ethnic cleansing in Palestine since its establishment. This was widely known, but the world allowed it to happen as compensation for the Holocaust or to correct a bigger injustice. Expulsions began in 1948, with 36 villages emptied, followed by 300,000 Palestinians during the 1967 war. Since then, over half a million Palestinians have been expelled from the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Recent ethnic cleansing operations have occurred in East Jerusalem, Hebron, and the Jordan Valley. Israel sees expelling Palestinians as a legitimate means to maintain a Jewish majority.
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Speaker 0: People knew about the ethnic cleansing of Palestine. It was not a secret. You cannot kick out almost 1,000,000 people and the world not knowing. But there was a conscious decision that, Israel should be allowed to do it as a compensation for the holocaust, For antisemitism or as one American diplomat put it, we we are allowing a small injustice in order to correct a much bigger, injustice. And that's why Israel continued the ethnic cleansing. Until 1967, it expelled 36 villages from inside Israel. During the 67 war, it expelled 300,000 Palestinians. Since 1967 until today, Israel expelled more than half a 1000000 Palestinians from the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. And as just before the service of October, ethnic cleansing operations were taking place in East Jerusalem, The south of Hebron and the Jordan Valley. So so expelling Palestinian other is either in small numbers or in large numbers as being done now in the Gaza Strip is part of what Israel thinks is a legitimate arsenal of maintaining the viability of a Jewish
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Israel’s Minister of Finance, Bezalel Smotrich, told Channel 14 on Tuesday that Israel will occupy the Gaza Strip with Israeli soldiers and civilians “for a long time” and that countries around the world would have to take in forcibly displaced Palestinian refugees from Gaza. https://t.co/07OLcps7da

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