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[Crimes de guerre] La Belgique fait le boulot. A quand la France pour les 2 français de cette unité ? https://t.co/mGUBj5inc9
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Un journaliste palestinien affirme qu'un Belge habitant à Huckle, en région bruxelloise, combattrait à Gaza dans un groupe de tireurs d'élite du bataillon 202 de l'armée israélienne, appelé l'unité fantôme. Ces snipers seraient capables d'atteindre des cibles à plus de 1200 mètres et sont accusés de tirs sur des civils désarmés, notamment près des hôpitaux.
Le ministre de la Justice, Paul Van Tikle, a déclaré que l'individu a la double nationalité, ne vit plus en Belgique depuis février 2022, et aurait déménagé en Israël. Le parquet fédéral a ouvert une enquête pour possible crimes de guerre.
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A Palestinian journalist claims that a Belgian resident of Huckle, in the Brussels region, is fighting in Gaza as part of an elite sniper group in the Israeli army's Battalion 202, called the Ghost Unit. These snipers are allegedly capable of hitting targets at over 1200 meters and are accused of firing on unarmed civilians, particularly near hospitals.
The Minister of Justice, Paul Van Tikle, stated that the individual has dual nationality, has not lived in Belgium since February 2022, and has reportedly moved to Israel. The federal prosecutor's office has opened an investigation into possible war crimes.
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Speaker 0: Et un belge habitant à Huckle en région bruxelloise serait à Gaza pour combattre selon un journaliste palestinien il ferait partie d'un groupe de tireurs d'élite le parquet fédéral a ouvert une enquête pour crime de guerre les explications de David Brichard avec Jérôme Pools.
Speaker 1: Ils font partie du bataillon deux cent deux de l'armée israélienne. Une vingtaine de sniper qui forment une unité qui se fait appeler l'unité fantôme. Ces tireurs sont capables d'atteindre leur cible à plus de mille deux cent mètres de distance. C'est le journaliste palestinien Younis Tirawi qui a révélé leur existence dans une vidéo postée sur les réseaux sociaux. Il veut dénoncer la manière dont ces soldats israéliens agissent à Gaza en pratiquant des tirs sur des civils désarmés, des attaques notamment opérées aux alentours d'hôpitaux.
Dans ce bataillon deux cent deux, il y a donc un belge, un jeune d'une vingtaine d'années originaire de Huckle. Hier, Paul Van Tikle, le ministre de la justice a livré quelques informations à son sujet.
Speaker 2: C'est une personne ayant la double nationalité qui ne vit plus dans notre pays depuis février vingt-deux et qui aurait déménagé vers Israël comme vous le dites, nos services de sécurité sont bien au courant de cette affaire. S'il y a des preuves, des crimes de guerre ont été commis par cette personne, cette personne pourra être poursuivie soit par notre parquet fédéral, soit par le ICC International Criminal Course à La Haye.
Speaker 1: Concernant cette loi, le parquet fédéral confirme avoir ouvert un dossier à charge et à décharge pour possible crimes de guerre.
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"l'armée israélienne est l'une des armées les plus criminelles au monde." Chris Sidoti, membre de la Commission d'enquête internationale indépendante de l'ONU sur le territoire palestinien occupé, qui présentait son rapport le 19 juin 2024. https://t.co/UiF0m6meA7
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The speaker discusses the recent events in Israel and Gaza, highlighting violations of international law by Israeli authorities. The report found Israel responsible for war crimes and crimes against humanity, including attacks on civilians and infrastructure. The speaker questions the claim that the Israeli army is the most moral, emphasizing the need to assess criminal conduct. The conclusion drawn is that the Israeli army is one of the most criminal armies in the world.
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Speaker 0: On 7th October, attack in Israel, and Israel's subsequent military operation in Gaza have not occurred in a vacuum. They were preceded by decades of violence and retribution, disposition, unlawful occupation, and denial of the Palestinian's right to self determination. International law has strict and clear regulations on the conduct of war and the conduct of self defense, a fundamental principle of international law, which underscored our findings, is that unlawful action by one party to an armed conflict does not justify unlawful action by another party. Israel has a right to protect its citizens from violence by Palestinian armed groups, but in doing so, it must comply with international law. Hamas and the Palestinian Arms Group must also comply with international law.
In relation to Israel's military operations and attacks in Gaza from 7th October, we conclude that Israeli authorities are responsible for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and violations of international humanitarian and human rights law, including extermination, intentionally directing attacks against civilians and civilian objects, murder or willful killing, using starvation as a method of war, forcible transfer, gender persecution targeting Palestinian men and boys, sexual and gender based violence amounting to torture, and cruel or inhuman treatment. Israel's total siege of the Gaza Strip has weaponized the provision of life sustaining necessities for strategic and political gains, including through cutting off supplies of water, food, electricity, fuel, and other essential supplies, including humanitarian assistance. It constitutes collective punishment, disproportionately impacting pregnant women and persons with disabilities, And is causing grave harm to children, including starvation related deaths. We found that the immense numbers of civilian casualties in Gaza and widespread destruction of civilian objects and infrastructure, where the inevitable result of an intentional strategy to cause maximum damage, disregarding the legal obligations of distinction, proportionality, and adequate precautions. Israel also forcibly transferred almost the entire population into small enclosures that are unsafe and uninhabitable.
The deliberate use of heavy weapons with large destructive capacity in densely populated areas constitutes an intentional and direct attack on the civilian population. Although Israeli officials have repeatedly stated that their operations in Gaza are intended to destroy Hamas and to release hostages. Yet neither of these aims has been largely achieved at the expense of thousands of lives. We found that Israeli forces committed sexual and gender based violence with the intent to humiliate and further subordinate the Palestinian community. Palestinian women were targeted and subjected to sexual violence and harassment online and in person.
Men and boys experienced specific persecutory acts, including sexual and gender based violence amounting to torture and inhuman and cruel treatment. The commission concluded that specific forms of sexual and gender based violence constitute part of Israeli security forces operating procedures. The situation in the Gaza Strip has overshadowed that in the West Bank, where Palestinian fatalities recorded since 7th October, have exceeded any other recorded period. This is linked to increasingly militarized Israeli operations, a trend which we highlighted in our report to the general assembly last year, as well as a surge in violent settler attacks on Palestinian communities often assisted or condoned by Israeli forces. The blatant disregard for international law across the entire occupied Palestinian territory has disproportionately impacted Palestinian children.
In Gaza, Israeli security forces have killed and maimed tens of thousands of children, and thousands more likely remain under the rubble. Israeli attacks have also severely impacted infrastructure essential for the well-being of children, including hospitals, schools, and basic services.
Speaker 1: The Israeli army is the most moral army in the world. I mean, this is something that is said repeatedly by the current prime minister of Israel, Netanyahu. On one recent occasion, he walked it back a bit and he said, one of the most moral armies in the world. Now I I I don't have the expertise, and I don't have the authority to make assessments of morality. Netanyahu may, but but I don't.
So, you know, I don't know whether it's one of the most moral armies in the world or not. But but what I do have expertise in and what I do have authority to do is make assessments of criminal conduct. And we've done that in relation to the recent events, and you can see that in the report. And the only conclusion you can draw is that the Israeli army is one of the most criminal armies in the world.
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"Aujourd'hui tous nos bilans sont faux" @guillaume_ancel #Gaza https://t.co/LFyTH2o0tS
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Aujourd'hui, les bilans des morts à Gaza sont inexactes. Les estimations suggèrent entre soixante et soixante-dix mille morts, avec environ trois cents morts par jour dus aux bombardements israéliens. Ces chiffres pourraient être comparables à ceux de la frappe nucléaire d'Hiroshima.
Translation: Today, the death toll in Gaza is inaccurate. Estimates suggest between sixty and seventy thousand deaths, with about three hundred deaths per day due to Israeli bombings. These numbers could be comparable to those of the nuclear strike on Hiroshima.
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Speaker 0: Aujourd'hui tous nos bilans sont faux. Ils sont faits par des organisations comme l'état civil ou le ministère de la santé palestinien qui jusqu'ici comptait les morts qui étaient tracés. Le dernier bilan de Hamas aujourd'hui c'est trente-six mille. Trente-six mille attention plus douze mille disparus donc en fait on est à quarante-huit mille. Mais aujourd'hui, depuis en fait le début de l'année deux-mille-vingt-quatre, plus personne ne peut aller compter les morts sur le terrain.
Pourquoi Parce que vous prenez une balle dès que vous traversez la bande de Gaza. Donc tout ce qui compte c'est ce qui arrive jusqu'aux hôpitaux où ce sont vraiment des morts dont ils peuvent tracer quelque part le le ils peuvent certifier. Le thermomètre est cassé. Du coup, moi j'arrête ces estimations, en plus le hamas est moins qu'innocent dans la foule, donc ce n'est pas sur ces chiffres que j'aimerais reposer. Je fais du bond damage assessment, de l'évaluation des dégâts d'artillerie, qui était mon métier pendant des années.
Aujourd'hui, les israéliens font à peu près trois cents bombardements par jour sur la bande de Gaza. Comme vous êtes dans un milieu totalement fermé, assiégé avec une surpopulation, vous faites en gros trois cents morts par jour. C'est exactement ce qu'on a pu observer sur les trois premiers mois de guerre. Et là, brusquement, sur les quatre mois suivants, aurait que cinq mille morts quand il y en a eu trente mille sur les trois premiers. Non, vous faites une simple extrapolation.
Vous êtes entre soixante et soixante-dix mille morts et pardon, je suis en hypothèse basse. Et malheureusement quand la guerre sera terminée, ça n'est qu'avec un calcul démographique, en comparant les deux populations qu'on pourra essayer de mesurer. Mais oui le bilan aujourd'hui est équivalent à peu près à celui de la frappe nucléaire d'Hiroshima.
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"Je n'ai pas de compassion pour ces Gazaouis. Personne en Israël ne devrait avoir de la compassion pour ces Gazaouis. "Pas pour les adultes, pas pour les personnes âgées, pas pour les jeunes et pas pour les enfants." "Qu'ils périssent tous". Yaki Adamker, 10/02/2024 https://t.co/46OCfyI4SR
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"Conquérir, expulser et coloniser" https://t.co/gtaZsk0zEq
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"En donnant une couverture au massacre du 7/10 et à la stratégie de bouclier humain du Hamas, l'Afrique du Sud s'est rendue complice du génocide contre notre peuple et partage la culpabilité de la perte tragique de vies humaines."" L'histoire la jugera, et sans aucune pitié" https://t.co/zFbtwExnWa
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Israel strongly condemns South Africa's decision to support Hamas, accusing them of being complicit in the October 7 massacre. Israel claims to be taking unprecedented measures to minimize civilian casualties, while Hamas uses human shields. Israel holds Hamas responsible for all casualties and accuses South Africa of supporting Hamas' genocidal campaign. Israel plans to present its case at the International Court of Justice, criticizing South Africa for backing anti-Semitic racists. Israel warns that history will judge South Africa harshly for supporting the modern heirs of the Nazis.
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Speaker 0: The state of Israel emphatically condemns South Africa's decision to play advocate for the devil and to make itself criminally complicit with the perpetrators of the October 7 massacre. While the Hamas rapist regime does everything to maximize civilian casualties with its despicable human shield strategy, Israel is employing measures unprecedented in the history of warfare to minimize civilian casualties. The Hamas rapist regime bears full moral responsibility for all casualties in this war that it launched on October 7 and is waging from inside and underneath hospitals, schools, mosques, homes, and UN facilities. In giving political and legal cover to the October 7 massacre and the Hamas human shield strategy, South Africa has made itself criminally complicit with Hamas's campaign of genocide against our people. It shares culpability for the tragic loss of human life.
The state of Israel will appear before the International Court of Justice at The Hague to dispel South Africa's absurd blood libel. How tragic that the rainbow nation that prides itself on fighting racism will be fighting pro bono for anti Jewish racists. We have no doubt that after the Jewish state brings to justice the perpetrators of the bloodiest massacre of Jews since the holocaust, history will judge South Africa for abetting the modern heirs of the Nazis. We assure South Africa's leaders, history will judge you, and it will judge you without mercy.
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Ceux qui soutiennent Israël depuis le début soutiennent un génocide annoncé depuis le début.
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"Jusqu'à quand ?" @majedbamya https://t.co/CnR0VrvsuR
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The speaker reflects on the atrocities faced by Palestinians, including mass graves, amputated children, and thousands of lives lost under rubble. They express the frustration of being asked to move on and be peaceful, while the other side is not held to the same standards. The speaker emphasizes the need for justice, not vengeance, and calls for an end to Israeli impunity. They highlight the resilience and hope of the Palestinian people, despite repeated assaults and destruction. The speaker accuses Israel of attacking hope and aiming for forced displacement. The options for Palestinians are seen as destruction or displacement, death or displacement.
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Speaker 0: One day, the massacres will stop. But how will we get over it? How will we get over the mass graves? The inability to bury our loved ones? To offer them A dignified barrier, seeing them in plastic bags.
How will we get over 1,000 Palestinian children amputated without anesthesia. Can you hear their screams? Can you feel their pain? Can you imagine if they were your own children? How can we get over 8,000 Palestinians under the rubble?
Those who were blessed to die quickly and those who endured a terrible and terrifying death, A slow death under the rubble, why we were unable to save them. How do you get over a genocide? We will be asked, nevertheless, despite all that we are enduring, and all that we have endured for 75 years, to move on. To count our dead one more time. To count our wounded, our permanently disabled, The people's card for life, the millions of victims, and move on.
We will be asked to be peaceful. We will be asked to be grateful that this horrible chapter among so many other chapters, even though this one is the worst one we have gone through, It's over until the next one begins. This is the ultimate expression of double standards. The other side is never asked to move on if Israelis are killed. Never asked to be peaceful in such situations.
This is the ultimate expression of racism, of dehumanization of our nation. We should all be subject to the same rules, to the same expectations. We should all have our humanity recognized and respected. Those who have dared, till now, To find a way or another to justify what is happening in the Gaza Strip, we'll have to endure shame forever. For those calling on our people not to seek vengeance, not to resort to violence, They must support our efforts to deliver justice.
That is the path we have chosen. Justice not vengeance. But till now, that path has been obstructed in the face of the Palestinian people, and no one has ever been held accountable for the crimes committed against them? Israeli impunity cannot be ally allowed to survive this assault. So finally, Palestinian survivors can live with the sense that the massacres will not resume.
The horrors this impunity has led to Will continue occurring until this is brought to an end. Mister president, the world is discovering the true Gaza while Israel is destroying it. They discover as Israel destroys our university and schools that we have one of the highest literacy rates in the world. They discover as Israel destroys our historic mosques and churches, that we have religious diversity, and a Christian community in Gaza that is an integral part of our Our present and our future. The world discovers the name of brave Palestinian journalists and doctors as they learn they were killed.
They discover About a young Palestinian generation that was able to be creative, and to perform, and to try to lead a life in impossible circumstances, Only to face death once again. The world discovers human beings who despite repeated assaults and a decade and a half of blockades, Somehow preserved hope. Cultivated it. Built their homes to deal to see them destroyed. Build them once more.
Saw them destroyed once more. Build them again. Build their lives despite loss and suffering From the within the wounds, they were able to rise again, only to face death once again. They found a way back to life, only to see death and destruction haunting them once more. Until when?
That is what Israel is attacking. Hope. That is its greatest enemy. The fact the Palestinian people have not relinquished hope. The ability of our people to resurrect.
They want to make sure that Palestinians in Gaza have no homes to return to. They want to make sure they have no life to return to. They want to make sure that life in Gaza is no longer possible, with one aim, What they call voluntary migration. Voluntary. 21,000 people killed.
Half of them, almost children. And by the way, we mentioned the children and the women. Many innocent men have been killed. Voluntary migration, the code name for forced displacement. These are the options for Palestinians.
Destruction or displacement. Death or displacement.
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"Je viens de quitter la salle de réanimation où un garçon de 9 ans, Ahmed, était traité simplement avec des sédatifs pour alléger ses souffrances pendant qu'il mourrait." Sean Casey, @WHO , depuis l'hôpital Al-Aqsa à #Gaza https://t.co/PWFtby7cCo
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In a hospital, a 9-year-old boy named Ahmed is being treated for severe injuries caused by an explosion. The hospital lacks the capacity to handle complex cases like his, as it is overwhelmed with patients. The situation is unacceptable, with thousands of people, including children, being killed and injured due to bombings. The healthcare system is unable to cope with the scale and complexity of the cases it faces. The doctors and nurses are doing their best, but without a ceasefire, they cannot keep up with the constant influx of trauma cases. This ongoing war needs to end.
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Speaker 0: We're in Alexa Hospital where I just left the resuscitation room where a 9 year old boy named Ahmed was being treated basically with sedation to ease his suffering as he dies. Elton. He was crossing the street in front of the shelter where his family is staying when the building beside him blew up. He was hit by shrapnel, by rubble. His brain matter was exposed.
He was taken to a hospital close to where he lived in Nusrat, and they transferred him here to Al Aqsa, but there's nothing anybody can do for him. Like so many cases here, there isn't capacity to manage complex neurological cases, complex trauma cases. The operating theaters are working 24 hours a day. The emergency room is far far beyond its basic capacity. We're seeing kids a kid's leg off it dying unnecessarily because of bombing and fighting And because the health system doesn't have the capacity to even come close to managing these kinds of complex cases among the hundreds and the thousands of cases that come through these doors in front of me every day.
This is an unacceptable situation. We as an international community should not accept that thousands upon thousands of people, children are being blown up, being killed while they're crossing the street, while they're sleeping in their beds and have to wait hours days to be seen by a health system that has no capacity to manage the number of cases that are put in front of it and the scale and the complexity of cases that are put in front of it. The doctors and nurses here are doing their their best is never going to be enough until there's a ceasefire. There's no way to keep up with the scale of injuries in trauma and suffering that's coming through these doors 24 hours a day, 7 days a week while this battle while this war is ongoing. This has to stop.
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"Comment je suis sorti du sionisme" 🎥ig : shlomoyitz https://t.co/37zJ5KpWUc
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In this video, the speaker shares their journey of questioning and ultimately leaving Zionism. They describe attending a program where they met Palestinians and heard their perspectives, which challenged their previous beliefs. The speaker recounts a powerful moment when they decided to visit Ramallah with a Palestinian man, despite their initial fear. They share their experience of being on a Palestinian bus and going through military checkpoints, which made them question their identity and the oppression faced by Palestinians. The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding Palestinian resistance and urges for the truth to be told. They express their support for a free Palestine for all people.
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Speaker 0: How I got out of Zionism. So this is obviously a much longer conversation a much longer story. But for the sake of brevity, I'll try to tell this as the author rebbe says, the 1st rabbi Chabad. I'll try to tell the long short version of how this happened. So in 2018, when I was 20 years old, I was studying in Jerusalem in an all male religious nationalist seminary.
And obviously, I grew up very Zionist. And while I was there, I started having questions about the entire population that existed beyond these walls. And as part of my program, there are individuals who are doing this interesting program where Folks actually met Palestinians and heard some of their perspectives. And for me, I heard some good things about that program and some of the things that they were saying were interesting and appealing. So I decided to go to that program.
And I remember it was a Friday before Shabbos and I was sitting there at 9 am in Jerusalem And a Palestinian man had come to speak to us and he was describing how he had to get up at 4:30 am to make it to Jerusalem at 9 am, even though he lived in Ramallah, which is only like 7 miles away. So obviously my brain goes, well, that doesn't make any sense. Surely it shouldn't take you more than 4 hours to go 7 miles. And then I listened how he proceeded to talk about The system of checkpoints, how he had to get on a separate bus, how he had to make the calculation of whether it made more sense for him to stay on the bus, knowing that if he's on the bus, he could be kicked off the bus at the checkpoint and go to the back of the line, or if it just made sense to just wait on the non bus part of the checkpoint to get through to make sure that he got here in time to speak to a bunch of Zionist Jews to try to convince them that Palestinians were human.
So after the lecture, I went up to and I was like, dude, this is fucked up. What is going on here? Why didn't no one tell me about this? And I was like, can you just like, I didn't know. I was like, can you like more, just more.
Tell me more. He took out his ID card And he's like, yeah, I actually have to head back now because if I'm not back by a certain time, my provisional travel status is going to get revoked and I won't be able to leave Ramallah again. And it doesn't matter if the checkpoints held me up. The checkpoints could take 3 to 4 hours. So I need to head back now.
I'm like, dude, It's 10:30 or 11 o'clock. He's like, I can't take any chances. Like I'm not risking this getting revoked. So I said to him, I was like, I need to know more. He said, well, why don't you come with me to Ramallah?
So I'll tell you, the first thought that rose in my mind, It was rising and it said, if I go, you will kill me. Because that was the way I was conditioned. Growing up for me, Palestinians were terrorists. There was no possibility that a Palestinian was human and certainly no possibility That Palestinian resistance had nothing to do with Jewish folks, but had to do with the fact that there were settlers Kicking Palestinians off their land, upholding apartheid, ethnic cleansing and genocide. So as that thought was rising, there was another voice in me.
And I think this voice is a deep ancestral voice. And to this day, I'm amazed at myself that in I was able to challenge all of my conditioning with the 2nd voice, a deeper voice, a deeper knowing. And that voice immediately said, Well, you've been told your whole life that this person was going to kill you and that this person was a terrorist and he wasn't human. And he's standing right in front of you and he's the exact opposite of those things. And in that moment, I didn't vocalize that thought and I called bullshit and I said, yeah, I'll come.
I'll come. I need to see it for myself. Now as a Zionist kid growing up, this was unheard of. The thought that I could go to a Palestinian town and come back in anything less than a body bag was absurd. So, but he said you got to come in the next couple of days.
So this was Friday. So I had Shabbos in Yerushalayim And then Sunday is a workday in the Israeli settler colony. So I went to Yeshiva. I went to Gamar in the morning. I think we were holding in Kadushan.
And then during lunch, I took off my kippah, I put in the hat and I went to Sharshekhem, which is Damascus Gate, the only place I wasn't allowed to go to when I was in Yeshiva for fear that Palestinians would kill me. And the second I stepped into Damascus Gate, I essentially I don't want to say it became Palestinian. It's ridiculous. I had tremendous privilege as a settler, but I got to taste maybe instead of a drop in the ocean, I got to taste the mist surrounding 1 drop in the ocean of what it's like to be subject to a settler colonial regime. And I got on a Palestinian bus.
And for me, I was like, well, this is interesting that it's a completely different busing system. But even more than that, it's like I all of a Sudden was with the people who were supposed to kill me. And in fact, the very opposite happened where when I was on a Palestinian bus, all of a sudden, my sense of Identity and belonging started to become Palestinian in terms of my sense of where my safety lies and my sense of threat immediately became, holy shit, I'm on a Palestinian bus. I am being read as Palestinian in a fucking genocidal settler colony. I am about to go through an hour and a half of military checkpoints in knowing that this occupying army can do whatever they want to me and the only protection I have is an American passport, which is way more than any Palestinian has.
And I'm still terrified. And I remember the process of just like this image of a Palestinian father being comforted by his daughter. This man is probably 65 years old. And just me just realizing in that moment, like the deep humiliation that this person had to undergo and he was someone privileged, he was able to leave Ramallah to Jerusalem. I remember just going through the Columbia checkpoint, IDF soldiers coming on, harassing us.
And I remember going into the Columbia checkpoint And being on the inside of the wall and seeing the beautiful graffiti and seeing that there was a graffiti of someone, a kid with a slingshot and my Jewish brain at the time said, Wow, this is amazing. The Quran and the Torah are so similar. They also have an image of King David with a slingshot. And then after that, the bus kept going and the slingshot was pointed at an IVF soldier. And that's when it started to crumble for me where I said, wait a second, who's who here?
Who's David and who's Goliath? These are the same rocks that my ancestors used to resist oppression. And now these rocks of Palestine are being used by Palestinians to resist oppression, too. And we have become our worst nightmare. I remember sitting in a bar in Ramallah.
Sorry, the Israeli security apparatus, I don't remember who it was, if you could find him for me, that'd be lovely because I dearly miss him and he changed my life. I remember sitting in Barner Mala. And This person just explaining to me, this beautiful Palestinian human just explained to me, being so patient with me, speaking to a Zionist settler, speaking to me and just saying like, dude, like most people here have never seen Jerusalem. I'm like, what are you talking about? It's literally right there.
It's like you have to be a male and 65 or older or women 55 or older or you need to have someone sponsor you for a work permit, but the only way they can sponsor you, there has to be an Israeli and how the fuck is an Israeli going to sponsor you if they don't even know you exist because you're behind the wall? Again, maybe the regulations have changed. This was my experience 5 years ago. It's probably gotten worse. And I remember him saying to me, he said, Shlomo, what would you do?
What would you do if your entire life, the only person of the occupying army that you saw and the only interaction you ever had with Jews were IDF soldiers who came in and raided you and arrested you in the middle of the night, put you under administrative detention, tear gas your homes, off your water and electricity, arrested a bunch of your friends and killed you and harassed you. He said, what would you fucking do? And I said, If you don't think that I would resist with every single fiber in my being, as long as I was alive To liberate myself from this colonial hell, you are out of your fucking mind. I said, how dare you even ask me what I would do? So do you know my ancestry?
Do you know who I come from? Do you know that my lineage? My grandfather survived Auschwitz. You think I wouldn't fight back? That was after 6 hours.
Can you imagine what 18 years, what 30 years does to the psyche of someone like that? And you all sit here and get confused with Palestinian resistance. Are you kidding me? All that shows me is that A, you have no idea what the settler colony of Israel is. And B, it's disrespectful.
You're disrespecting yourself because you're telling me that if you were in that position, you wouldn't fight back and you would willingly die. And that tells me that if I was in Auschwitz with you and we were in the bunkers, You wouldn't resist our Nazi captors. And that is someone I don't trust. So let's fucking get it together and start telling the truth and take this seriously. I'm a fucking free Palestine for all people, for all people, everyone on the land.
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👀 "Chaque jour, 2,3 millions de personnes se réveillent le matin sans savoir si elles survivront jusqu'à la nuit, et dorment la nuit sans savoir si elles survivront au jour suivant. Demander un cessez-le-feu est la seule chose humainement décente à faire." @majedbamya https://t.co/cwzXxU2P4X
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Israel is accused of treating all Palestinians in Gaza as terrorists and justifying their killing by labeling them as such. The speaker argues that Israel's actions amount to genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. They emphasize the urgent need for a ceasefire and criticize Israel for attacking those calling for one. The speaker also questions why there have been no consequences for Israel's actions and calls for accountability through the International Criminal Court. They highlight the ongoing displacement caused by Israeli settlements and express the Palestinian people's lack of confidence in international law's ability to protect them. The speaker concludes by urging the upholding of the law for the sake of justice and peace.
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Speaker 0: You had all these, attempts to debate the numbers. We know exactly the number of victims in Gaza. 2,300,000. All of the Palestinians in Gaza are victims. They are, killed, wounded, displaced, besieged, deprived of the objects that are essential for their survival.
Israel deals with all Palestinians as terrorists or suspected terrorists. So even human rights NGOs, human rights defenders, everybody is attacked under this, encompass all qualifications that should be rejected wholeheartedly. And when we're speaking of this Israeli assault, Effectively, Israel has told the world we can kill any Palestinian and every Palestinian in Gaza. They've told you that look look away. There's nothing to see.
If they are killed, they are either terrorists, terrorist sympathisers, or human shields. It's never our fault. We cannot be blamed. We can bomb entire neighborhoods. You can wake up and hear that 300 people have been killed, half of them are 40% children.
And there would be a very good justification for that, that we don't need to provide, except that they are either terrorists, sympathizers or human shields. And we have called that a carpet explanation for carpet bombing. It is worthless. And it was shameful that some media outlets and some politicians have echoed Such a despicable way of qualifying people, of dehumanizing people and attempting to justify their killing. So at this point, we're 2 months in.
You can believe it's a coincidence that Israel bombed the hospitals, the bakeries, 60% of homes. You can believe it's it just so happened that these were all the military targets, the shelters, Or you can believe it was actually targeting them. And why has it been targeting them to destroy, in part, all in whole, the population. We believe what is happening is that. And that has a name.
Genocide. You don't believe that is what is happening? You believe this is a widespread and systematic attack? It's crimes against humanity. Is it more acceptable now?
You don't believe that is it? It's war crimes. Is it more acceptable? There's no way around this being criminal and falling under the jurisdiction of the ICC. There's no way around it.
2 months in, anybody who is hesitant To say that this mass killing, this indiscriminate killing, this besieging, the use of humanitarian aid As a means of destruction and pressure on people. And then we can argue what are the real objectives. Why would Israel do that? They're telling you. They want the people out.
They want the question of Palestine to end. They want the Palestinians as a people to no longer exist as a people. That is the the threat they are dealing with. Is that a legitimate threat? It is not.
If you don't have a moral compass or some form of moral clarity at this point to say, this needs to stop now, and you accept any justification for such barbaric acts happening, any, you lose all credibility. You can no longer speak of international law. Put it aside. No longer speak of it anytime in your lifetime. This is it.
In every generation, we have a moment in time that is decisive for international law. We we, The Palestinian people, unfortunately, for 75 years, have have been a measuring stick of the illnesses affecting international law, the double standards that exist in international. 75 years is not new. But the level of destruction we've seen, we have not seen since 1948 on the 75th anniversary of the Nakba. And I have to tell you, Now in Gaza, every decision is a life or death decision.
You wake up in the morning, the room you decided to sleep is a life or death decision. You don't know the right decision. You decide to leave your home or stay in your home. It's a life or death decision. You are informed that there is humanitarian aid for you in this distribution center.
You got a bag of, flour. You decide to go pick it up or stay hungry? If you decide to go pick it up, that's a life or death decision. You might not make it back. Your child is wounded.
Trying to get him to a hospital is a life of death decision. Every day, 2,300,000 Palestinians are fighting for their lives every single day. 2,300,000 people wake up in the morning not knowing if they will make it to the night, sleep at night not knowing if they will make it to the next day. Calling for a ceasefire is the only human decent thing to do. But it's Israel attacking those calling for a ceasefire.
And this is my My last comment, who does that? When you're committing the crimes and you're attacking the UN, attacking Spain, attacking Belgium, attacking the Global South, attacking the NGOs. The foreign minister writing tweets against these people to try to intimidate and silence them. The prime minister of Israel making calls. Who does that in your lives?
Bullies. Bullies. And how do you stop a bully? If he sees he can get away with it, do you reason with him? Do you try to convince him?
You show him there are consequences for their actions. 9 years we have been party to the ICC. 9 years, no consequences. What is taking so long? What is so complicated in the matter in Palestine from a legal standpoint?
What is the legal delay? And I I spoke about Gaza. This is not the 1st war. We entered with a war. It was followed by several assaults on our people in Gaza Until it culminated here, because the bully was never reigned in.
They are building settlements while bombing our people in Gaza. Is there any single legal expert, a decent legal expert, that can tell me it's hard to make a case about settlements against Israeli leaders from the prime prime minister? They announce it. They're proud of it. We have a right to settle.
We will fund it. We will build it. We will help the settlers give it. We are arming the settlers so they can displace the people. They are displacing the people themselves by force or by by coercion.
You're gonna tell me there's no ever it's difficult to collect the evidence to make a winnable case about settlements? So this is a point where this institution and the people representing it And the prosecutor are facing history. They are facing the Palestinian people who are being killed and facing history. These are the Rome Statute are serious words written by serious people in serious times. The Geneva Conventions came from the Holocaust and the horrors of the 2nd World War.
The Charter, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. These are words that cannot be allowed to become empty words. They either motivate action or they are useless. And today in Palestine, the Palestinian people has no confidence that these words will protect them. And the Israeli perpetrators have every confidence that these words will not hold them accountable.
Who should be proven right and who should be proven wrong? Where fear should be if the perpetrators had any reason in 75 years to fear the consequences of their actions, What's happening in Gaza today would not have been possible. So we we blame those responsible, the Israelis, The Israeli government that is doing this. The Israeli occupation forces. The Israeli settlers that are doing this.
We are committed to the law. We believe in the law, whoever the perpetrators, whoever the victims. We committed ourselves to that. We look naive at best Until the law protects everyone, until we show that every life is sacred, we don't accept that our people's lives are not sacred. We don't we cannot explain that we're defending the law that is not defending our people.
So with us, with the people who you will hear today, let's uphold the law for everyone's sake, for everyone's future, for justice and for peace. That is the only way forward.
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This is about the surrender of dozens of Hamas militants. The Israeli army provided these images, showing the men squatting and undressed to ensure they don't have explosives on them. The question is whether this is a normal treatment of prisoners to ensure they are not a threat. It's possible that the Israeli hostages in Gaza are treated more harshly than these prisoners. Israel may be using these images to show that their operation is successful in getting militants to surrender. It's important to provide all the explanations, as viewers may not be familiar with these war images.
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Speaker 0: Il s'agit de la reddition, puisqu'on parle du Hamas, de dizaines de miliciens du Hamas. Et voilà la façon dont ça s'organise, je rappelle que ce sont des images fournies par l'armée israélienne, Les médias israéliens plus exactement, on voit ces hommes accroupis, Déshabillés, alors on comprend qu'il s'agit de s'assurer qu'ils n'ont pas sur eux de charge explosive, qu'ils ne menacent personne. Est-ce qu'on est là simplement dans un traitement habituel de prisonniers dont on veut s'assurer qui ne constitue pas une menace, c'est la question que je vous pose. Oui. Oui.
Oui. C'est si bien la comprendre ce qui vous choque. Non non non je ne dis pas que je suis choqué je je Donc là, c'est quand même des combattants du Hamas comme des terroristes peut-être qui ont participé au programme du sept octobre. On peut penser Dominique que les otages israéliens à Gaza Sont traités beaucoup plus durement que ne le sont ces prisonniers. Bon est-ce qu'avec ces images, Israël aussi affiche le fait que l'opération porte ses fruits avec la reddition de dizaines de dizaines de miliciens.
Non mais c'est important de donner toutes les explications, ceux qui nous regardent ne savent Pas forcément, mais on n'est pas habitué à ces images de guerre.
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"Que voulez-vous qu'il nous arrive de plus, pour que vous arrêtiez cette guerre ?" 🎥ig: ismail.jood https://t.co/YR0qynRGyg
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Israel's statement claims that every person in Gaza is either a terrorist, terrorist sympathizer, or a human shield, justifying their killing. They argue that their actions are in accordance with international law, despite the deaths of over 11,350 people, including children, journalists, and UN staff. Israel's history of aggression and collective punishment is well-known to seasoned diplomats. They dismiss Israel's disinformation campaign and state that the world sees through it. Israel's intimidation tactics, including cutting off telecommunications and silencing critics, will not succeed. The Palestinian people refuse to disappear and will continue to call for accountability, respect for international law, and an end to the occupation and apartheid regime. This is not a religious conflict, but a fight for justice and peace. The use of the term "self-defense" to justify Israel's actions is questioned, as carpet bombing a densely populated area is seen as genocidal aggression, not self-defense.
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Speaker 0: Let me simplify Israel's statement for you. Other than throwing insults around and making grave, baseless accusations, Israel said something that should make all of you shudder. It effectively said, I can kill any and every person in Gaza. The 2,300,000 people in Gaza are either terrorists or terrorist sympathizers or human shields, and are therefore legitimate targets. Every person, according to Israel, falls into one of these 3 categories, A child, a journalist, a doctor, a UN staff, a newborn baby in an incubator.
And so, according to Israel, It can kill them and then have the audacity to come to this room and tell the world with a straight face, we are acting in accordance with international law. The death of each of the over 11,350 people killed over the past month, be it Children, journalists, UN staff, the sick, the elderly, according to Israel, was justified. Think about that for a moment and let it give you pause. Anyone espousing this warped logic has no shred of humanity, no sense of morality, and no knowledge of legality. But guess what?
Your carpet explanation for carpet bombing will not fly. People are not fools. The people in this room are seasoned diplomats who are well read, have a knowledge of history, and many of whom have seen your government make the same arguments during your 6 previous military aggressions on Gaza in the past 15 years. They have seen you resort to collective punishment targeting of Palestinian children, journalists, medical staff, aid workers before. They have seen you forcibly transfer our communities, colonize our lands, demolish our homes and evict families from their own properties since the 7th October and for the 75 years that preceded it.
They have seen your state sponsored disinformation campaign before. Again, not fools. Don't insult our intelligence. By saying that it is acting in accordance with international law, Israel is effectively saying the UN secretary secretary general, the UN high commissioner for human rights, the WHO, UNICEF, Acha, UN Special Rapporteurs, the UN Independent Commission of Inquiry on the situation, human rights organizations worldwide, dis Armament NGOs worldwide, humanitarian NGOs worldwide, countless legal experts are all wrong. Everyone is lying about Israel violating international law, and we are asked instead to believe Israel, the state that is actually doing the indiscriminate killing.
It is interesting that by saying even wars have rules, Israel quoted the very same UN secretary general whose resignation it has called for because he dared to say that Israel has a history of occupying Palestinian land. The dissonance of Hearing the Israeli representative talk about wars having rules as it commits genocide and breaches every rule in the book live on our TV screens is quite something. To Israel, we say, we see through your PR and disinformation. The whole world sees through your PR and disinformation. The millions of people filling the streets in every major capital of the world, calling you out for genocide, sees through your PR and disinformation.
Perhaps you think that with your incendiary rhetoric, we will all forget the incitement, the declarations and acts of Israeli officials, the people you represent, to wipe out Gaza, to drop a nuclear bomb on the Palestinian people, to destroy the human animals and children of darkness. Perhaps you think that your constant intimidation and threatening language will make everyone overlook the fact that Israel is, As we speak, killing babies, youth, women, men, elderly, no one too small or too old or too sick to be spared its wrath. Perhaps you think that by cutting off telecommunications and imposing yet another blackout on Gaza, you can continue to commit genocide while avoiding the annoyance of people being able to use their phones and computers to report on it. Perhaps you think that As your trigger happy soldiers continue to kill journalists, 41 so far, the highest number of journalists killed over a 4 week period than in any conflict in the last 3 decades, you think that no one will be left to expose your crimes. Perhaps you think that by trying to silence anyone who tries to speak about your crimes, the international law violations of a state, by calling them either anti semites or terror supporters, people will be silent.
And your intimidation campaign knows no bounds. They attack Palestinians, Jews, Israelis, UN Officials, politicians, parliamentarians, university professors, and anyone worldwide who calls you out for your violations of international But guess what? Your intimidation and silencing will not work. We, along with All peace loving nations and along with all people of conscience around the world will not be silent. We will continue to call you out on your crimes, to call for accountability for your violations, for sanctions as your government continues to reject calls for a ceasefire to massacre our people and to entrench your colonial occupation and apartheid regime.
Something your country should have learned over the past 75 years, is that is that the Palestinian people are a people who refuse to disappear. And your nuclear threats and your bombs and your tanks and your bulldozers will never break the Palestinian people's will to be free and to live in the dignity and peace to which all people are entitled. Unlike you, we have consistently stood in this forum calling for respect for international law, for ethical principles to guide state behavior, for peace over war, for humanity over national interests, for disarmament over destruction. Once again, we stand in this forum to call on all states to respect and ensure respect for international law. Let the law be the measure by which all are judged, not propaganda and hateful, biased spins steeped in racism, and to Israel's absurd assertion that Palestinians have a problem with people of Jewish faith and give the impression that this is a religious conflict, let us say it loud and clear, this is not and has never been about religion.
Had the occupiers of our land or the violators of our rights been Muslim, Christian, Buddhist, Hindu, atheist, or of any other conviction, we would have called them out all the same. Palestine has always been multiracial, multiethnic, and multireligious. People of Jewish faith have lived in historic Palestine As Palestinians, for centuries, we consider them to be our brothers and sisters. And since the memory of the holocaust has been invoked, let us also say loud and clear, we have the greatest of solidarity with both the victims and survivors of the Holocaust. It was not Palestinians that committed that horrific genocide, but the fascist forces that as pawns from Europe.
And it is unconscionable that a number of European leaders are again beating the drum as another genocide is now underway in Gaza. We are united with those hundreds of thousands of Jews around the world, including from organizations like Jewish Voice For Peace, If Not Now, Na'amod UK, who are calling out this genocide, and chanting in the streets of New York, London, Paris, Berlin, Sydney, Toronto, and all major western cities so so that their governments can hear, not in our name, end the genocide in Gaza. With them, we stand together to end this pain and suffering. Together, we will not allow this to happen. Never again is now.
In response to the European Union and states that claim that Israel is acting in self defense, I am now convinced that there is another international In a law that we don't know about, that the European Union, Switzerland, the United States, and others are referring to when they use the term self defense to cribe the commission of war crimes and crimes against humanity at scale. One that allows collective punishment, indiscriminate attacks, wanton destruction, and racial discrimination, as long as your name is Israel. They just forgot to teach us this law in high school. That is why there is such a misunderstanding between us. When they say that Israel has the right to self defense in Gaza, perhaps they would like to define their use of the term for all in this room.
Are you saying that dropping the equivalent of 2 nuclear bombs over the heads Of 2,300,000 people in one of the most densely populated areas on earth constitutes self defense, is destroying over 50% of all civilian infrastructure self defense, starving civilians, imposing a medieval siege, forcibly displacing millions of people, killing UN staff. Is this self defense? Do your governments feel no shame using language intended to justify the killing of thousands of children? So let me correct it for you. Carpet bombing an occupied, besieged, colonized population with the latest military technology is not self defense.
It is genocidal aggression, and we encourage your governments to seek legal advice before making such statements. Under international law, an occupying power does not have the right to self defense against the territory it occupies, and I refer you to paragraph 139 of the ICJ advisory opinion on the wall.
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"Chaque jour, nous pensons que nous avons atteint le pire et qu'il est impossible que le monde restera silencieux et que la situation va certainement s'améliorer. Et le jour suivant prouve qu'il y a encore pire." @Tanyaalih sur la situation à Al-Shifa. Attention ça secoue. https://t.co/dPlgplzW36
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A surgeon in Gaza describes the worsening conditions and the ongoing attack on Al Shefa Hospital. The hospital is under siege, surrounded by Israeli tanks, with no access to food, water, or electricity. Decomposing bodies lie on the ground, unable to be buried, and the morgues cannot preserve the bodies. The intensive care unit has been targeted, leaving patients without oxygen. Dialysis patients are unable to receive treatment, leading to a slow and painful death. Leaving the hospital is dangerous, and even humanitarian corridors are targeted. Doctors Without Borders struggles to contact staff and provide relief. Dead bodies are seen on the streets, but it is too dangerous to help.
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Speaker 0: We feel like we've reached the worst and and I'm gonna quote one of my colleagues in Gaza, a young female surgeon who said, every day we think that we've reached the worst thing that could ever happen, and it's impossible that the world will be silent to it, and it will definitely get better. And we finally reached the end, and then the state proves that there's something even worse. And and and I I share that sentiment. We we have descended into a very dark era for humanity. Let me just paint a picture for you of the conditions as far as I know them right now, at Al Shefa Hospital.
I've been receiving updates up up until about an hour and a half ago. It's very difficult to receive updates. As you know, communication has been cut off, so they're intermittent. There's, certain individuals who have intermittent connection. El Shifa Hospital is the largest trauma hospital in Gaza.
It is under complete siege. It has been come come under a direct attack by, Israeli forces for over a week now. The medical staff, including, MSF staff, are are are are physically in the hospital at the moment. There are patients there with in critical condition, hundreds of patients, and there are thousands of internally displaced individuals who are still inside that hospital, completely under siege, surrounded by by Israeli tanks, they have no access to food. They're surviving on on minimal dates and biscuits that are left in the hospital.
They have no access to water. They describe being very thirsty. And as you know, they have no access to electricity. After the fuel supply was cut off, the electricity supply was cut off, and more recently, the solar panels were bombed. They describe over a 100 bodies lying on the ground decomposing, dead bodies that they cannot bury.
This is after having to dig mass graves in the garden of the hospital. The morgues cannot be cooled to preserve the bodies. As you know, there's no electricity. So they're decomposing. The intensive care unit was targeted twice in the last 24 hours.
There are 28 patients there. 2 of them have passed away over the course of the evening. These are the adult patients. They have no access to oxygen. Dialysis patients who require electricity to run the dialysis machines because they have kidney failure, do not have access to those dialysis machines.
I can describe to you in detail what death will look like for these patients, toxins will develop in their in their bloodstream. They will become overloaded with fluid because they cannot pee it out. They cannot pee the toxins out either. They will feel very unwell. They will probably get very confused.
They'll have difficulty breathing, and eventually, they'll die. This is a slow, horrible, painful death, preventable, painful death, like all the deaths in Gaza. Doc, doc who moved inside the hospital is getting directly killed. 2 nurses were killed by snipers in the last 24 hours. Anyone who tries to leave the hospital is targeted.
You mentioned the 38 premature newborns, 3 of whom who've died are currently outside of their incubators at risk of hypothermia without ox access to oxygen, and I'm not sure how they're gonna provide them with all the things they need including food. This is an entire hospital that's completely cut off, and and we've had very little to no news from the other hospitals in the north of Gaza. Last we heard, they're completely surrounded like Al Sheva Hospital. And, you know, it we're we're in a situation where there has been a systematic attempt to destroy civilian Palestinian, livelihood and existence in in all of Gaza, not just the north. 30% of the killed have been in the south of Gaza, which is supposed to be the safe zone.
Humanitarian corridors or or so called humanitarian corridors are called the corridor of death by Gazans because they get directly targeted as they're trying to flee on these corridors. You know, Doctors Without Borders, and I I mentioned we're really struggling to contact a lot of the staff. One of, my colleagues who who I know at Alshifa said, we we are we are sure we are alone now. No one hears us. We are alone.
MSF was established one of the main principles of MSF's establishments by journalists and doctors decades ago was to provide testimony, this concept of which means bearing witness, to provide testimony, to bear witness on these sorts of atrocities that we don't, that are not exposed and to relieve the suffering of those who experience them. And and we're in a situation where where we can't do either of those things. The one of our NSF, staff who who is staying in Gaza City, but but not physically in the hospital at the mom at the moment said there are dead people on the streets. I'm gonna read his quote. There are dead people on the streets.
We see people being shot at. We can see injured people. We can hear them crying for help, but we cannot do anything. It is too dangerous to go outside.
@caissesdegreve - Caisses de grève
"On va cibler un objectif, où il y a, je sais pas, une école. Et en dessous, il y a un centre opérationnel du Hamas. C'est horrible, mais bon, on comprend la logique. On ne cède pas au chantage du bouclier humain. Et on tue les civils. C'est horrible, mais il y a une raison." https://t.co/f0VzhMf259
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The speaker discusses a distressing situation where a school is located above a Hamas operational center. They acknowledge the terrible nature of the situation but understand the reasoning behind not giving in to the tactic of using human shields. Despite the horror, there is a rationale for targeting civilians.
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Speaker 0: Va cibler un objectif où il y a l'école et en dessous il y a un centre opérationnel du Hamas. C'est horrible, mais bon, on comprend la logique. On on ne cède pas au chantage du bouclier humain et on tue les civils. C'est horrible, mais il y a une raison.
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Dominique de Villepin, pertinent comme d'habitude. https://t.co/icLnb4AAtm
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The Israeli government under Benjamin Netanyahu has failed in two ways. Firstly, it has failed to protect the Israeli people, allowing abominable massacres to occur. Secondly, it has encouraged a policy of occupation and colonization in the West Bank, which poses a threat to Israel. The government's response of using force and vengeance is misguided, as peace and security can only be achieved through justice. The international community can see that the bombings have resulted in predictable and assumed civilian casualties. Israel's objective of targeting terrorists is counterproductive, as it leads to the deaths of innocent children and women, creating more terrorists. Netanyahu's war prevents a political solution and risks escalating the conflict. The focus should be on obtaining the release of hostages and ending the violence. The international community, including Europe and the United States, must reject this unacceptable war, as it could lead to a never-ending cycle of conflicts. The war on terrorism has never been won through force or vengeance; justice is the answer. Israel needs a responsible state alongside it, which means a dignified separation that allows Palestinians to have a viable and peaceful state. This requires the removal of Israeli settlements in the West Bank and Jerusalem. Those who believe this is not enough are promoting the worst outcome.
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Speaker 0: Le gouvernement israélien de Benjamin Netanyahou, a échoué le sept octobre. Et il a échoué doublement. Dans la capacité à assurer la protection du peuple israélien, en laissant faire des massacres qui sont une abomination et il porte une responsabilité directe dans ce qui s'est passé. Et il a aussi un autre échec, C'est d'avoir encouragé une politique d'occupation et de colonisation qui continue à cette heure en Cisjordanie et qui constitue une autre menace pour Israël, Si un deuxième front en Cisjordanie venait à s'ouvrir, la force ne permet pas d'assurer la sécurité d'un peuple. C'est ça que tous les israéliens doivent comprendre aujourd'hui.
Et ce qui est important, c'est que le choix du gouvernement israélien, où justement depuis le sept octobre, C'est de surenchérir dans la force. Vous savez, ni la force, ni la vengeance, n'assure la paix et la sécurité. Ce qui assure la Paix et la sécurité, c'est la justice. La justice n'est pas au rendez-vous. Le raisonnement du gouvernement israélien Dans les bombardements qui ont eu aujourd'hui, raisonnement erroné.
Et toute la communauté internationale peut le voir. Le principe c'est, nous ciblons des terroristes. Et malheureusement il se trouve qu'il y a aussi des populations civiles. Ce qu'on appelle pudiquement en langage militaire, des dommages collatéraux. Il faut bien voir que c'est dommage que l'adhérent ne sont pas des dommages accidentels.
C'est-à-dire qu'ils sont parfaitement prévisibles et parfaitement Assumé. Mais là encore la responsabilité n'est pas seulement israélienne. Mais mais une fois de plus, arrêtons de poser la question de la responsabilité. Voyons la réalité De ce qui se passe sur le terrain, la faute une fois de plus, permettez-moi de vous le dire, nous la laisserons aux historiens. Ce que nous voulons, C'est arrêter ces violences, arrêter ces massacres.
Israël se met en danger encore plus aujourd'hui, avec Ce type de guerre et ce type de frappe. Nous sommes essentiellement aujourd'hui de la part du gouvernement Netanyahou dans une politique de vengeance. Israël a droit à sa légitime défense. Une légitime défense, ce n'est pas un droit indiscriminé à tuer des populations civiles. Quand on cible une ambulance, on peut toujours imaginer que dans une des ambulances, il y avait un un terroriste ou pas.
Mais le résultat, qu'il y a des enfants, des femmes qui meurent. Chaque enfant, chaque femme tuée, ce sont plus de terroristes. Donc l'objectif d'Israël, ce qu'il atteint, c'est exactement l'inverse de ce qu'il souhaite. Donc, il est essentiel aujourd'hui, de changer cette logique, et de revenir, à une stratégie qui soit fondée. Les otages, tout doit être fait pour obtenir leur libération.
Mais ne l'oublions pas, le peuple palestinien est lui aussi pris en otage, par le Hamas et par Israël. Et le Hamas, nous le savons tous, n'a que peu à faire du peuple palestinien. Donc dire, Oamas, on ne libérera pas, on on on a, on ne lèvera pas le siège, on n'aura pas de trêve humanitaire tant que les otages ne seront pas libérés, un dialogue de sourds. Benjamin Netanyahou mène une guerre pour tout faire, pour que la solution politique ne vienne pas sur la table. C'est là où la communauté internationale, l'Europe, les États-Unis doivent dire à Benjamin Netanyahou, que cette guerre n'est pas acceptable.
Elle n'est pas acceptable, car elle nous conduit tout de suite, parce qu'on voit bien Elle n'est pas acceptable car elle nous conduit tout de suite, parce qu'on voit bien, du Hamas, on va passer à l'Iran. De l'Iran, On passera à d'autres cibles, et nous rentrons alors dans la logique de guerre des civilisations, quand monsieur Benjamin Netanyahou dit qu'il y a d'un côté le peuple de la lumière, Et de l'autre le peuple des ténèbres, on voit bien dans quel engrenage nous nous situons. Toutes les guerres qui se déroulent depuis une vingtaine d'années, sont des guerres qui commencent et qui ne se terminent pas. Ce sont des conflits gelés. On sait comment c'est une guerre, on ne sait pas la terminer.
Et monsieur Benjamin Netanyahou pourra diriger le Gaza. Cela ne changera rien, il continuera à avoir des attaques terroristes, les israéliens continueront à vivre dans la peur. Il faut sortir de cela. La deuxième raison pour laquelle fait la guerre d'hier, c'est que la guerre contre le terrorisme n'a jamais été gagnée nulle part. La force n'est pas la réponse une fois de plus.
La vengeance n'est pas la réponse. La réponse c'est la justice. Et ça, tous les peuples du monde, tous ceux qui aujourd'hui regardent ce qui se passe, En appel à la justice qu'aujourd'hui la direction qu'il faut suivre, c'est d'empêcher Benjamin Netanyahou de se, de continuer sa logique suicidaire Qui fera, qui fera d'Israël, un État assiégé. Ils peuvent assiéger Gaza. Ils seront assiégés.
Et il ne faut pas croire que demain, on reprendra avec l'Arabie Saoudite, avec les États arabes, une petite parole tranquille qui normalisera la situation. Non, Les blessures de l'histoire se réveillent. L'intérêt d'Israël, c'est d'avoir un État responsable à ses côtés. Et cet État responsable, il faut arrêter de couper les cheveux en quatre. Il doit clairement être la Cisjordanie, toute la Cisjordanie.
Il doit être Gaza avec un accès entre les deux territoires et Jérusalem est. Le problème, et c'est tout le sens de la surenchère de Benjamin Netanyahou, c'est que Benjamin Netanyahou n'en veut pas. La politique de séparation, elle doit être digne, c'est-à-dire qu'elle doit conférer aux palestiniens un État où ils pourront vivre et un État viable, un État véritable qui pourra se construire et qui sera d'autant plus en paix. Ça veut dire que les colonies, les les colonies en Cisjordanie doivent être retirés bien, quand nous avons quitté l'Algérie, il y a un million de français qui sont partis d'Algérie. Aujourd'hui, il y a cinq-cent-mille israéliens qui colonisent la Cisjordanie et il y en a deux-cent-mille qui sont à Jérusalem.
Ils doivent quitter la Cisjordanie. Et oui. Et oui, c'est l'histoire, c'est la responsabilité, c'est c'est le prix, je vous le dis solennellement, C'est le prix de la sécurité pour Israël. Et tous ceux qui aujourd'hui considèrent que ce ne sera jamais suffisant, et bien font la politique du pire.
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Un propagandiste qui n'arrive pas dérouler son narratif à la télé française, j'avais perdu l'habitude. Bravo à @FlorenceOkelly, pour le coup. https://t.co/U7J8yTGYQh
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Speaker 0 and Speaker 1 discuss the situation in Gaza. Speaker 0 argues that Israel is defending itself after a massacre, while Speaker 1 highlights the civilian casualties and calls for a temporary ceasefire. Speaker 0 questions why France considers the numbers provided by a terrorist organization reliable. Speaker 1 mentions alternative military strategies to minimize civilian casualties, but Speaker 0 dismisses the idea, stating that Israel knows how to conduct its military operations. The conversation becomes heated as Speaker 0 accuses Speaker 1 of treating Israel like a child and disregarding its military expertise. Speaker 1 clarifies that the information comes from American sources. The discussion ends with Speaker 0 questioning why Israel would give advice to the French military when they don't fund it.
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Speaker 0: Veut pas dire que tous les Palestiniens de Gaza sont coupables, ça veut dire que certains étaient et sont toujours avec leur ramasse. C'est en fait maintenant alors alors nous parlons Une victime
Speaker 1: dans les victimes des bombardements il y a beaucoup d'enfants je ne pense pas qu'on puisse dire que les enfants
Speaker 0: Compaoré du Hamas, le bilan,
Speaker 1: on le rappelle, qui est donné par le Hamas est de dix mille mètres. Certes, il est sujet à caution, mais environ un tiers seraient des enfants aujourd'hui.
Speaker 0: Vous vous rendez quand même compte de ce que, de ce qui se passe. Pour nous, c'est une guerre qui est existentielle. Il n'y a pas ici d'éléments qui peut empêcher l'État d'Israël de se défendre, de se protéger après le massacre qui a été commis. Les gens ont un peu oublié vite y a à peine un mois, mille-quatre-cents personnes ont été éliminées physiquement parce que je vive et ça. Personne n'oublie Des otages, personne n'a rien au
Speaker 1: sort des otages, mais ces images sont frappantes, celles de civils qui sont touchées. Je vous propose qu'on en regarde d'autres, c'était dans le camp de réfugiés en Corée de Jabbalya.
Speaker 0: On sait qu'il y a
Speaker 1: de nombreuses victimes là-bas, pardonnez-moi, vous allez pouvoir répondre dans un instant, Des civils présents aussi dans une école de l'ONU qui a été touchée hier par une frappe de votre de votre armée. On rappelle que la trêve, c'est que demande officiellement aujourd'hui la France, ces civils manifestement ont besoin de plusieurs choses, ce sont des civils, des femmes et des enfants, ils ont besoin d'aide humanitaire, Ils ont besoin d'un répit et d'un endroit sûr où aller, ils n'ont rien de cela, pourquoi ne pas leur accorder aujourd'hui une trêve Temporaires qui leur permettent de l'obtenir. Pourquoi
Speaker 0: deux-cent-quarante-et-une personnes sont toujours pris en otage sans aucune nouvelle. Des femmes, des enfants et des bébés, ce n'est pas humanitaire, ce n'est pas dramatique, la guerre ne se fait pas qu'on veut la faire. Elle nous a été imposée le sept octobre. Vous voulez quoi Vous voulez qu'on disparaisse
Speaker 1: Je vous interroge Sur les choix qui sont ceux de l'armée israélienne et qui sont discutés, y compris par vos alliés américains. Et on va voir selon des informations de, de sources Haut placé qu'il y a eu des options qui ont été proposées par Anthony Blinken, il
Speaker 0: y a, il y a des Il y a des sur sa visite Il y a
Speaker 1: des options notamment une façon différente de procéder dans la bande de gaza, c'est un questionnement qui semble légitime aujourd'hui, quelle que soit bien sûr la préoccupation que suscite et vous avez raison de le rappeler le sort de ces deux-cent-quarante otages, y compris des des Français.
Speaker 0: Il y a un vide total, un vacuum total sur le le sort des deux-cent-quarante-et-un kidnappés, c'est-à-dire qu'on n'en parle pas comme si c'était un fait qui appartenait au ramasse, c'est-à-dire qu'on pleure pour un côté, Je peux comprendre qu'on soit ému, mais on n'est pas ému pour l'autre côté. Et pour revenir à ce qu'a dit ce monsieur que je ne connais pas, je ne vois pas son nom. Pardonnez-moi,
Speaker 1: C'est c'est c'est faux. On a parlé de ces familles, de ces otages, on les aime régulièrement intervenir sur notre antenne. On va vous montrer dans un instant les images de ces familles qui manifestent aussi parce certaines demandent des modalités d'intervention différentes et ça vient parfois d'elles-mêmes.
Speaker 0: Comment fait-il que la France Prend en considération les chiffres donnés par l'entreprise terroriste qui a tué des Français, une trentaine d'hommes ont été tués de femmes et à kidnapper les Français comme quelque chose de fiable, ça me paraît aberrant, je ne peux pas l'accepter en tant que porte-parole de l'armée.
Speaker 1: Pardonnez-moi, que l'armée israélienne a sa propre estimation des pertes causées par par les frappes aujourd'hui, les frappes ailleurs
Speaker 0: Ça veut dire que quand on n'a pas de chiffres. Ce que vous me dites en fait, quand on n'a pas de chiffres, on prend les chiffres du ramasse
Speaker 1: Non, je ne vous donne
Speaker 0: pas de son
Speaker 1: vos propres estimations.
Speaker 0: Les décimations sont que la grande majorité des morts dans la bande de Gaza sont des terroristes et affiliés aux terroristes du Hamas. C'est une armée terroriste de plus de trente à quarante-mille personnes. Ne vont jamais vous dire d'ailleurs dans les chiffres du Hamas, il y a zéro, zéro membre du Hamas qui étaient touchés. Les chiffres qui sont donnés sont tous bidons. On est dans une énorme des chiffres de lunaire, de de de d'intoxication d'informations et de bidons
Speaker 1: Ce ce
Speaker 0: sont des
Speaker 1: chiffres qui ne sont pas jugés bidons par Américains qui s'émeuvent eux-mêmes de ce qui s'est de ce qui s'est passé du dernier tour en termes de bombardements sur les civils. Rina Basiz pardonnez-moi Rina Basiz va intervenir.
Speaker 0: Il y a ici un problème dramatique qui est pourtant fondamental, qui a également des citoyens français dedans et qui n'est pas mis au même banc que l'émotion par rapport à Gaza.
Speaker 1: Pardonnez-moi, Colonel Raffovic, ma question portait vraiment précisément sur ces techniques militaires employées notamment le largage de bombes d'une tonne, ça a été le cas mardi sur Djabal, il y a à peu près une tonne, neuf-cents kilos, une tonne, je ne suis pas Spécialiste, je je ne fais que communiquer les informations que que je lis, les bombes, les petites bombes seraient plus adaptées, elles permettraient de faire Moins de victimes parmi les civils, les Américains se disent prêts aujourd'hui, elle est elle est livrée. Est-ce qu'il faut faire cette stratégie, adapter cette stratégie aujourd'hui, est-ce qu'il faut tenter coûte que coûte de limiter les pertes parmi les civils
Speaker 0: Madame, vous prenez l'état d'Israël pour un enfant, prenez l'armée d'Israël pour un, pour une petite armée de, de, de quelqu'un qui ne sont pas, qui ne connaissent pas la, la chose militaire. Enfin, soyons un petit peu sérieux. Évidemment qu'on fait la guerre aux Hamas et pas aux Palestiniens. Évidemment qu'on fait tout pour éviter qu'il y ait des gages, des dommages collatéraux. De nous demander maintenant d'adapter la chose militaire au problème de de de Gaza, vous croyez qu'on va attendre des conseils pour savoir comment agir Alors un peu de bon sens quand même.
Speaker 1: Alors pardonnez-moi, ce n'est pas moi qui le dit encore une fois
Speaker 0: Un peu de bon sens. Pardonnez-moi. Pour parler des Israéliens pour des enfants.
Speaker 1: Ce ce n'est pas moi qui dit encore une fois, je vous rappelle que ce sont des troupes américaines citées par le New York Times qui affirment que ces points ont été présentés par l'administration Biden et notamment par Anthony Blinken lors sont déplacement. Madame,
Speaker 0: imaginez-vous Israël donner des conseils à l'armée française lorsqu'elle frappe des des rebelles
Speaker 1: Ne financez pas l'armée française, Israël ne finance pas l'armée française, qui
Speaker 0: est le
Speaker 1: cas de l'armée américaine.
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"Ce à quoi nous assistons actuellement à Gaza est un cas d'école de génocide" Raz Segal, historien israélien et spécialiste des génocides
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The speaker argues that the current situation in Gaza constitutes genocide, citing the UN convention on genocide and Israeli politicians' statements and actions. They claim that the dropping of bombs, including phosphorus bombs, in densely populated areas, along with the cutting off of essential supplies, constitutes genocidal killing. The speaker criticizes the use of the term "evil" to describe Hamas and Hezbollah, stating that it decontextualizes and demonizes them. They also highlight the misuse of Holocaust memory by Israeli politicians to justify violence against Palestinians. The speaker emphasizes the need to listen to the voices of those facing state violence and genocide and take preventive action.
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Speaker 0: I think that indeed what we're seeing now in Gaza is a case of genocide. We have to understand that the UN convention on the prevention and punishment of the Crime of Genocide from 1948 requires that we see special intent for a genocide to happen. And to quote the convention, intent destroy a group as defined as racial, ethnic, religious, or national as such that is collectively not, just individuals. And this intent, as we just heard, is on full display by Israeli politicians and army officers since 7th October. We heard Israel's president.
We it's well known what defense minister Yoav Ghalen said on 9th October declaring a complete siege on Gaza, cutting off water, food, Fuel stating that we're fighting human animals, and we will react accordingly. He also said that we will eliminate everything. We know that Israeli army spokesperson, Daniel Hagari, for example, acknowledged destruction and said explicitly the emphasis is on damage and not on accuracy. So we're seeing this special intent on full display. And, really, I have to say, if this is not special intent to commit genocide, I really don't know what is.
So when we look at the actions, taken, the dropping of thousands and thousands of bombs in a couple of days, including phosphorus bombs, as we heard, on one of the most densely populated areas around the world, together with these proclamations of intent, this indeed constitutes genocidal killing, which is the 1st act, according to the convention, of genocide. And Israel, I must say, is also perpetrating act number 23 that is causing serious bodily or mental harm and creating condition designed to bring about the destruction of the group by cutting off water, food, supply of energy, bombing hospitals, ordering the fast evictions of hospitals, which the World Health Organization has declared to be, quote, a death sentence. So we're we're we're seeing the combination of genocidal acts with special intent. This is indeed a textbook case of genocide. We've heard, Israel president talk about evil.
They could have risen up. They could have fought against that evil regime. We've also heard about, the Biden's use of the word evil They're pure they're pure evil. Hezbollah and Hamas is, one axis, An axis of evil. We must stand tall, proud, and united against evil.
And it has to be said, the Hamas attack, were clear war crimes. The mass murder of more than 1,000 Israeli civilians, a horrendous war crime that rightfully shocked many Israelis and many, many people around the world, but evil is is not a term to describe them. Evil is a term to decontextualize. Evil is a term to demonize, and to really enhance the, the widespread fantasies of Israelis today that they're fighting Nazis. Actually, former prime minister, Bennett, Naftali Bennett said that directly in an interview yesterday.
Speaker 1: Are you seriously keep on asking me about Palestinian civilians, what's what's wrong with you? Have you not seen what happened? We're fighting Nazis. Those Nazis committing those crimes.
Speaker 0: If we're fighting Nazis, then everything is permissible. It's very important to understand that in this context, the idea of fighting Nazis, the idea of using holocaust memory, in this way, there's a there's a broad context, a long history, of course, of this shameful use of holocaust memory, which Israeli politicians have used to justify, rationalize, deny, distort, disavow mass violence against, Palestinians. And it has allowed also a view to develop that sees Israel as somehow exceptional exceptional, providing it impunity. The truth, however, is that all perpetrators of genocide actually see their victims as dangerous, as vicious, as inhuman. Right?
That's how the Nazis saw the Jews, and that's how today Israelis see Palestinians. And and that's why the the lessons of the Holocaust actually were never meant to provide cover and rationalize State Violence and Genocide, but rather protect groups, especially stateless and defenseless groups, groups under military occupation and siege from violent states, the lessons of the holocaust are now very, very urgent. We need to center of the voices of those facing state violence and genocide, and we need to move to prevention as fast as possible. In order to do that, we need to recognize what's going on around us, what's unfolding in front of our eyes, which is really a textbook case of genocide with the rhetoric, with the actions, with everything involved.
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"Je mettrai toute mon énergie pour qu'il y ait la paix, et la reconnaissance de 2 états qui cohabitent. Et je ne céderai rien sur ce sujet. Et donc je condamnerais les politiques de colonisation, et là-dessus il faut être intraitable à l'égard d'Israël" E.Macron, 14 avril 2017.
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I will work tirelessly to ensure peace and recognition of two coexisting states. I will not compromise on this issue and condemn colonization policies that go against the 1992 agreements. It is crucial to be firm with Israel and the choices made by Mr. Netanyahu. I have stated and will reiterate that I will use all my diplomatic efforts to de-escalate the situation and establish a genuine peace treaty and recognition.
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Speaker 0: J'oeuvrerai, je mettrai toute mon énergie pour oeuvrer, pour qu'il y ait la paix et la reconnaissance de deux Etats qui cohabitent. Et je ne céderai rien sur ce sujet. Et donc je condamnerai les politiques de colonisation qui ne sont pas conformes aux accords de mille-neuf-cent-quatre-vingt-douze. Et là-dessus, il faut être intraitable à l'égard d'Israël et des choix qui sont faits par M. Netanyahou.
Je l'ai dit et je le répète. Je mettrai toute mon énergie diplomatique pour qu'on puisse aller vers une désescalade sur place et pour qu'on puisse vraiment construire une cohabitation, un vrai traité de paix et une reconnaissance.