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Larry Ellison, Oracle's executive chair, has expressed strong support for Israel, emphasizing his emotional connection and commitment to the Israeli military during several "Friends of the IDF" galas, where he made significant donations. He acknowledged the challenges of military operations in civilian areas but praised the IDF's efforts to minimize casualties. Recently, he has been linked to a consortium acquiring a controlling stake in TikTok's U.S. business, with Trump confirming Ellison's involvement and calling him a "great guy" and "American patriot."

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MUST SEE: Larry Ellison, executive chair and CTO of Oracle, speaks about Israel and the Israeli military at a Nov 2014 “Friends of the IDF” gala in Beverly Hills, where he reportedly donated $9 million, making him the event's largest donor. “The renewal of the Jewish state is something that I think touches all of us. For 2,000 years we were a stateless people. And now we have a country of our own, defended by all the brave men and women of the IDF. So anything we can do to support them, who devote their lives for preserving the state of Israel, keeping the people safe, and allowing our state to continue...” “I have been to Israel. I have been to the border. I have spent time [with] the people who govern the state of Israel. And I feel a deep emotional connection to the state of Israel and the Israeli people...” “We've actually acquired a number of Israeli companies. We have two CEOs at Oracle. One's name is Safra Catz, and she was born in Israel. So again, we love the country of Israel and will do everything we can to support the country of Israel...” Asked about the fact that “many people” are criticizing Israel, “especially after the Gaza operation” (again, this is 2014), Ellison says: “It's a difficult situation, isn't it? To conduct military operations around civilians is very difficult. And of course there were tragic — tragedies, and civilians were, ya know, were hurt. That's a terrible thing. But one thing we know for certain: that Israeli army did everything they could to minimize civilian casualties. And in that regard, they've done a much better job than a lot of other armies all over the world throughout history.” At another “Friends of the IDF” gala in Nov 2017, Ellison donated $16.6 million, reported at the time to be the largest single gift in the organization's history.

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the renewal of the Jewish state, is is something that I I think touches all of us. For two thousand years, we were a stateless people. And now we have a country of our own, defended by all the brave men and women of the IDF. I've I've been to Israel. we have two CEOs at Oracle. One's name is Safra Katz, and she was born in Israel. So again, we love the country love the country of Israel, and we'll do everything we can to support the country of Israel. Recently hear that many people criticizing Israel, especially after the Gaza operation. But one thing we know for certain that the Israeli army did everything they could to minimize civilian casualties.
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Speaker 0: Tell us what is your connection to Islam? Well, Speaker 1: the renewal of the Jewish state, is is something that I I think touches all of us. For two thousand years, we were a stateless people. And now we have a country of our own, defended by all the brave men and women of the IDF. So anything we can do to support them who, you know, devote their lives for preserving the state of Israel, keeping the people safe, and allowing our state to continue in in in in very sometimes in very, very difficult situations. I've I've been to Israel. I've been to the border. I have spent time to the people who govern the state of Israel. And, you know, I feel a deep a deep emotional connection to the state of Israel and the Israeli people. Speaker 0: You are a high-tech person. What do you think about the Israeli startups and high-tech phenomenon? Speaker 1: Oh, well, you know, after Silicon Valley, there's an area it hurts Herzliya has probably got more startups than any other place other than Silicon Valley in Northern California. So there is we've actually acquired a number of Israeli companies. We have two CEOs at Oracle. One's name is Safra Katz, and she was born in Israel. So again, we love the country love the country of Israel, and we'll do everything we can to support the country of Israel. Speaker 0: Recently hear that many people criticizing Israel, especially after the Gaza operation. How do you feel if someone just say we love Israel so much? Speaker 1: Well, again, it's a difficult situation, isn't it? To conduct military operations around civilians is very is very difficult. And, of course, there were tragic tragedies, and civilians were, you know, were hurt. That's a terrible thing. But one thing we know for certain that the Israeli army did everything they could to minimize civilian casualties. In in that in that regard, they've done a much better job than a lot of other armies all over the world throughout history. Speaker 0: Thank you very much.

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“Friends of the Israel Defense Forces (FIDF) raised a record $53.8 million... the top donation announced at the event – and the largest single gift in FIDF’s history – was $16.6 million from [Oracle's] Larry Ellison...” Nov 2017: https://variety.com/2017/biz/vpage/friends-israel-defense-forces-gala-raises-record-breaking-53-8-million-1202606799/

Friends of Israel Defense Forces Gala Raises Record-Breaking $53.8 Million Friends of the Israel Defense Forces (FIDF) raised a record $53.8 million at its annual Western Region Gala on Thursday night held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. The figure represents the most money raised at any single FIDF event in the organization’s history. variety.com

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Huge shoutout to @samhusseini for flagging this Ellison video in his new article about reports that Oracle is part of a consortium that's on the verge of gaining a controlling stake (roughly 80%) in TikTok’s U.S. business. Read it here: https://husseini.substack.com/p/billionaire-ellison-major-backer

Billionare Ellison, Major Backer of Israeli Military Whose Oracle Was a CIA Spinoff, Buys TikTok After It Was Targeted for Gaza Content His son just bought Paramount and CBS. The father is also gunning for CNN and HBO. husseini.substack.com

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@samhusseini “Ellison talks like he's a citizen of Israel, not the US...” Comment by @samhusseini 👇 https://t.co/jnSDkDl5Yd

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The US gov claims it went after TikTok because of foreign influence, but now they're reportedly trying to hand it to a consortium that includes Oracle, whose executive chair Larry Ellison talks like he's a citizen of Israel, not the US: "A country of our own, defended by all the brave men and women of the IDF. So anything we can do to support them...allowing our state to continue."...

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MUST SEE: Larry Ellison, executive chair and CTO of Oracle, speaks about Israel and the Israeli military at a Nov 2014 “Friends of the IDF” gala in Beverly Hills, where he reportedly donated $9 million, making him the event's largest donor. “The renewal of the Jewish state is

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Speaker 1 frames his connection to Israel: 'For two thousand years, we were a stateless people. And now we have a country of our own, defended by all the brave men and women of the IDF.' He highlights Israel's tech scene: 'after Silicon Valley, there's an area it hurts Herzliya has probably got more startups than any other place other than Silicon Valley in Northern California.' He notes Oracle's Israeli ties: 'we have two CEOs at Oracle' and 'Safra Katz, and she was born in Israel.' He asserts support: 'So again, we love the country of Israel, and we'll do everything we can to support the country of Israel.' Regarding Gaza criticism, he says: 'it's a difficult situation,' but adds that 'the Israeli army did everything they could to minimize civilian casualties' and that they've 'done a much better job than a lot of other armies all over the world throughout history.'
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Speaker 0: Tell us what is your connection to Islam? Well, Speaker 1: the renewal of the Jewish state, is is something that I I think touches all of us. For two thousand years, we were a stateless people. And now we have a country of our own, defended by all the brave men and women of the IDF. So anything we can do to support them who, you know, devote their lives for preserving the state of Israel, keeping the people safe, and allowing our state to continue in in in in very sometimes in very, very difficult situations. I've I've been to Israel. I've been to the border. I have spent time to the people who govern the state of Israel. And, you know, I feel a deep a deep emotional connection to the state of Israel and the Israeli people. Speaker 0: You are a high-tech person. What do you think about the Israeli startups and high-tech phenomenon? Speaker 1: Oh, well, you know, after Silicon Valley, there's an area it hurts Herzliya has probably got more startups than any other place other than Silicon Valley in Northern California. So there is we've actually acquired a number of Israeli companies. We have two CEOs at Oracle. One's name is Safra Katz, and she was born in Israel. So again, we love the country love the country of Israel, and we'll do everything we can to support the country of Israel. Speaker 0: Recently hear that many people criticizing Israel, especially after the Gaza operation. How do you feel if someone just say we love Israel so much? Speaker 1: Well, again, it's a difficult situation, isn't it? To conduct military operations around civilians is very is very difficult. And, of course, there were tragic tragedies, and civilians were, you know, were hurt. That's a terrible thing. But one thing we know for certain that the Israeli army did everything they could to minimize civilian casualties. In in that in that regard, they've done a much better job than a lot of other armies all over the world throughout history. Speaker 0: Thank you very much.

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@samhusseini UPDATE: Trump says that Ellison is indeed involved in the TikTok deal, calling him a “great guy” and “American Patriot.” https://t.co/V31XcbdF5s

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🚨 NEW: Trump confirms previous reports that Oracle's Larry Ellison is “involved” in the proposed TikTok takeover deal. “Larry Ellison's one of them. He's involved. He's a great guy.” He says Michael Dell and Fox CEO Lachlan Murdoch are “involved” as well, and that the latter's father, Rupert Murdoch, is also “probably going to be in the group,” along with a “couple of others.” “Really great people. Very prominent people. And they're also, uhh, American patriots, ya know?... I think they're gonna do a really good job.”

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So you get back from The United Kingdom this week. First thing you do, talk to president Xi. It seems like you guys are getting really, really close to a deal for Americans to take over TikTok. They'll get to keep the algorithm because it's so addictive. That's what makes it so valuable. A tremendous amount of money. Billions? Oh, I I I'd rather have them. Larry Ellison's one of them. He's involved. Michael Dell is involved. Hate tell you this, but a man named Lachlan is involved. Lachlan Murdoch. Mister Murdoch. I believe. Rupert is probably gonna be in the group. I think they're gonna be in the group. Couple of others really great people, very prominent people, and they're also American patriots. You know, they love this country. So I think they're gonna do a really good job.
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Speaker 0: So you get back from The United Kingdom this week. First thing you do, talk to president Xi. It seems like you guys are getting really, really close to a deal for Americans to take over TikTok. They'll get to keep the algorithm because it's so addictive. That's what makes it so valuable. How much money are we talking? How much are these Americans Speaker 1: A tremendous amount of money. Billions? Oh, I I I'd rather have them. You know, they're very well known people. And Larry Ellison's one of them. He's involved. He's a great guy. Michael Dell is involved. Hate tell you this, but a man named Lachlan is involved. Do you know who Lachlan is? That's a very unusual name. Lachlan Murdoch. Speaker 0: Mister Murdoch. Speaker 1: I believe. And you you call him Rupert is is probably gonna be in the group. I think they're gonna be in the group. Couple of others really great people, very prominent people, and they're also American patriots. You know, they love this country. So I think they're gonna do a really good job.
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I recently reflected on Matthew Miller's final press conference, which many celebrated. However, I can't help but wonder who will replace him and if the new appointee, Tammy Bruce, will be any better.

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MUST SEE: Former State Dept spokesman and loathsome ghoul Matthew Miller gave his final press conference a few weeks ago, & many have understandably celebrated his departure. What most haven't been asking is this: Who is he being replaced by, and will that person be any better? We regret to introduce you to Tammy Bruce: “The New Matt Miller”—

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Tammy Bruce stated that Israel had a ceasefire on October 6th, but on October 7th, there was a massacre. She claims Israel is the most careful nation and that reports from the Gaza health ministry should be distrusted because they are Hamas terrorists. Bruce criticized the White House for pushing Israel to pause its war against Hamas, comparing it to asking a firefighter to stop a fire halfway through. Bruce believes abandoning Israel would inspire Russia, Iran, and other terrorist groups. She identifies Iran as the heart of terrorism in the Middle East. Bruce attributes campus antisemitism to an infection on the left and argues that chants like "from the river to the sea" are hate crimes meant to terrorize Jews. Bruce says there is no ethnic difference between Palestinians and other Arabs, suggesting that Jordan or other Arab states could serve as a Palestinian state. She believes the two-state solution is a political argument used by terrorist groups to undermine Israel's safety.
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Speaker 0: So as I exit this podium for the last time, I do so in hopes that this tradition of the State Department spokesperson standing behind this lectern and taking your question questions is one that will continue both into the next administration and beyond. Speaker 1: On to Fox News contributor Tammy Bruce who joins us now. Speaker 2: Fox News contributor Tammy Bruce. Speaker 3: Tammy Bruce joins us this morning. Speaker 4: Welcome to this special edition of Hannity. I'm Tammy Bruce in for Sean tonight. We we had a ceasefire on October 7, Israel did. Yeah. It was broke. There was a ceasefire. Well, on October 6, we had a ceasefire. On October 7, we had a massacre. There is no carpet bombing of Gaza. It has been very specific strikes. Israel is the most careful nation on this planet. Israel is being careful. So shame on us and shame on Biden. Enough already. The the the Israelis know what they're doing. They say, oh, the Gaza health ministry said that this was Israel attacking a hospital. That's Hamas. It's it's a it's a Hamas. They're terrorists. Why wouldn't you believe a group that cuts the heads off of babies? They can be believed, and they're trustworthy. Earlier today, the UN Security Council voted to increase aid to Gaza. Speaker 3: Now the White House is pushing Israel to take pauses in its war against Hamas. Do we pause the assault and get people out, or do we crush Hamas? Speaker 4: You know, I would have loved that conversation during Afghanistan. Even with Ukraine, we were asking Zelenskyy if he needed a ride out. He says, I don't need a ride out. I need ammunition. But now for the Jews, take a pause. Asking Israel to stop at this point is like asking a firefighter to stop a fire halfway through. It you have to stop the fire completely. And if we're gonna abandon Israel, that's a betrayal. This inspires Russia and Iran and the Muslim Brotherhood and cells that are in this country, terrorist gangs attacking Israel. Yes. They're a democracy, but my goodness, this is an attack on civilization. And this is and in order to really be able to deal with that, Ashley, you've got to be able to deal with Iran. That is that is the heart of the tumor of the cancer of terrorism in The Middle East. And there I understand the argument from people who say, we need to stay out of this. No more forever wars, that this is none of our business. In fact, we saw that with Afghanistan and Al Qaeda. We did nothing. We did nothing with Bin Laden, and then September 11 happens. It is now a global village. Things that happen in other places affect us, and the same now with Hamas. And it's not just The Middle East. It is Russia and Ukraine. It is China and what they will do with Taiwan. And and it's a it's fat boy in North Korea giving weapons over to to Russia. Donald Trump stood up to Iran. They knew that he was serious. We got Soleimani and al Baghdadi. He was able to frighten the world's worst actors, and that's what America's gotta be able to do. Speaker 1: Tammy, what's going on at colleges across the country, and since when did we ignore a heinous act of terror that killed more than 1,400 people and support a terrorist group. Speaker 4: This is not new. It didn't just suddenly appear. This is the result of the infection on the left. We see it with, yes, the squad in Washington, and we see it in this environment. The argument here, of course, is nothing is really about a free Palestine. Because you you can accomplish that without murdering babies and slitting their throats. This is about the Jewish people, and that is what underlies this is Jew hatred. With Democrats and friends of mine and others, Barry Weiss has written about this, others have on on the free press, is a feeling amongst liberals, especially Jewish liberals, of betrayal. You know, the free press run by Barry Weiss also had a very good analogy. If we had had a racist group then march to celebrate Dylann Roof and the murder of those black Americans in that church, there would have been universal outrage. It would have been rejected. And yet, when it comes to Jews, they won't do it. We also understand what it costs now to go to these schools. Hundreds of percentage points of of increase, inflation of what these colleges now cost. For what? To teach your child how to get arrested? To teach them how to be a bigot? To teach them how to injure and frighten a Jew? Is that why you're paying $50,000 a year for Jews to be the ones who are removed from an environment and told effectively to hide in the attic and do your work there is outrageous. Having to appease Jew haters to keep your job. Speaker 2: Wow. Wow. Speaker 4: What how what what who are you and what kind of moral foundation exists? Ouch. And that's the issue. We've all grown up with this idea of never again. We've learned about what humanity could could do, about what Hitler could do, about what, you know, an an important ancient European civilization could do. Part of what I think is happening is that people don't want to admit that it is happening again. Look, some of us have been writing about this for decades. You were warned that this was happening and it was coming. David Horowitz, myself, Mamet, Andrew, multiple other people who've come out saying, this is what we see. Beware. Americans are united on the issue, not just of Israel. This is about Jew hatred and crimes against humanity. Chants like from the river to the sea, which calls for the destruction of Israel and by many people, of course, then the resulting annihilation of the Jewish people. Sydney, gas the Jews out here from the river to the sea. It is messages of extinction. I contend that when it comes to the displays and the marches and people walking around with the Hamas gear and the scarves, and that is a hate crime. That is meant to replicate the fear and the terror against Jews, not just here, but worldwide. Say, boy, you gotta have an underlying crime. Intimidation, harassment, that is it's the entire package. We've got to admit this. Speaker 2: What should our position be with respect to trying to bring peace to Israel and and find some sort of way of negotiating or helping to negotiate a deal between Israel and Palestine? Speaker 4: The problem is that what people saw with the Gaza Strip, the establishment of that, a lot of people said that's gonna become a man pad for terrorism. That's exactly what happened. Ethn ethnically, there is no difference between the so called Palestinians and the average Arab. You want a second state? It's Jordan. It's Saudi Arabia. It's Iraq. You have ethnic differences with the Persians, with the Kurds, but, the people there in the Gaza Strip are Arabs. So, I mean, this is an interesting kind of shiny squirrel, if you will, when it comes to the nature of what's occurring there. Israel is the size of Connecticut. When you look at the nature of the of the landmass of the Middle East, the idea that there has to be another state right there is, I think, just a political argument. It's an argument for for those Arabs and especially for Hamas, the terrorist groups as well that are funded and and supported by Iran as a way in to kind of squeeze Israel even more. The issue be has to be an end to terrorism and making sure Israel is safe in the process of this dynamic, not the not this two state solution argument. Speaker 2: So there you say there should never be a two state solution. Speaker 4: Well, I think that there's multiple states already and Israel. Speaker 2: Jordan is already the Palestinian. Speaker 4: Well, well, it's again, there is no ethnic Palestinian. They're Arabs. They're exactly as the Jordans, as the Jordanians, and the Saudis. And so people get this idea that the the Palestinians are some kind of displaced ethnic minority. No. They're not.
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I pressed US State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce about Israel's nuclear arsenal, highlighting that JFK advocated for inspections before his assassination. I questioned whether the current administration would acknowledge Israel's nuclear capabilities, a stance maintained by every president since JFK. I shared a thread with my commentary on this exchange and linked to a video of my questioning, which discusses the implications of the State Department's refusal to address this issue in light of new JFK disclosures.

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MUST SEE: Journalist @samhusseini presses US State Dept spokesperson Tammy Bruce about Israeli nukes, noting that JFK was pushing for inspections just before he was assassinated. “Every president since has adopted Israel’s policy of refusing to acknowledge the existence of Israel’s nuclear arsenal. My question to you is: Will this administration finally do so?”

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The discussion shifts to the JFK assassination following the release of unredacted records ordered by President Trump. One person states that Jefferson Morley of JFK facts analyzed the released documents on Bill O'Reilly's show, revealing that James Angleton, the CIA counterintelligence chief, used Israelis to monitor Lee Harvey Oswald for four years prior to the assassination. They add that JFK was concerned with Israel acquiring nuclear weapons in 1963, demanding inspections from Ben Gurion, who then resigned. The speaker asks if the current administration will acknowledge Israel's nuclear arsenal. Speaker 0 confirms the release of 80,000 pages of unredacted records related to the Kennedy assassination and states that all material is now available. They decline to comment on speculation and conspiracy theories surrounding the assassination.
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Speaker 0: That's that's where we're gonna go. And in the back, did I hear JFK? Because interestingly, I no one we haven't brought that up yet, so let's let's give that a try here. Speaker 1: Here. Thank you. Speaker 0: Who who is who is who is Yeah. Speaker 1: Yeah. Speaker 0: JFK. So who is keep saying JFK? Speaker 2: Excellent. Thank you. Speaker 0: In the back? Alright. Let's do it. Speaker 2: The JFK assassination's obviously back in the news, and Jefferson Morley of JFK facts was on Bill O'Reilly's show analyzing some of the documents that Trump administration has released. One of the revelations that he discussed was the fact that James Angleton, the CIA counterintelligence chief, had relied on on Israelis as part of his intelligence gathering operations, which included monitoring Oswald prior to the assassination. Speaker 1: It's indisputable that he kept him under surveillance for four years from 1959 to 1963. These new documents point to an Israeli connection using Israeli agent to monitor Oswald. Speaker 2: As you may be aware, JFK in the summer of nineteen sixty three was deeply concerned with Israel acquiring nuclear weapons. He had sent a series of letters to Ben Gurion, Israel's founding prime minister, demanding that Israel allow inspectors. Ben Gurion resigned just when he was pressed on the issue Speaker 0: by the something I can say to this. Speaker 2: Yeah. I do. You want me to you Speaker 0: want me to say something? Speaker 2: A question for you. Israel continued stalling inspections, and JFK was, of course, assassinated in November. Every president since has adopted Israel's policy of refusing to acknowledge the existence of Israel's nuclear arsenal. My question to you is, will this administration finally do so? Speaker 0: Boy, that was we went from JFK from and then to now Israel's new era. Israel has No. I I I understand. I understand. What I here's what I will tell you about the JFK files is Speaker 2: I'm not Speaker 0: asking about the excuse me, sir. Speaker 2: I Yeah. Please. Speaker 0: Thank you. About 80,000 pages of unredacted records related to the Kennedy assassination are currently being released, and I think that they've finished at this point, by order of president Trump. We know that also, as I've been asked before, if there was any other material anywhere, this is it. This is all the material. It's out and, again, unredacted. And so that's good news. For my generation, this is also good news, sir certainly, as you grow up with that kind of a dynamic that happened in this country. And now, of course, we're happily we happily can say that Robert f Kennedy junior is is contributing to the nature of our nation and making difference as well. As far as the speculation and conspiracy theories about what was happening regarding that assassination and in the decades that followed, I have no comment for you, and nor am I going to speculate or comment on it. But appreciate being here and asking you every Speaker 1: at the end. Speaker 0: Yes, Go ahead. Go America First. Please. Please. Let's let's keep going. You're you're Speaker 1: Thank you. Thank you, Tammy. On Bangladesh, I have two question.

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@samhusseini Short thread with some of @samhusseini's commentary on this exchange, and a link to read his full write-up:

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My latest questioning -- see video --  Regarding New JFK Disclosures, State Department Refuses to Acknowledge Israel's Nukes...

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MUST SEE: Journalist @samhusseini presses US State Dept spokesperson Tammy Bruce about Israeli nukes, noting that JFK was pushing for inspections just before he was assassinated. “Every president since has adopted Israel’s policy of refusing to acknowledge the existence of

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The discussion shifts to the JFK assassination following news coverage of released documents. One revelation discussed is that James Angleton, the CIA counterintelligence chief, used Israelis to monitor Lee Harvey Oswald prior to the assassination. JFK was allegedly concerned with Israel acquiring nuclear weapons in the summer of 1963, and sent letters to David Ben-Gurion demanding inspections. Ben-Gurion resigned when pressed on the issue. The speaker asks if the current administration will acknowledge Israel's nuclear arsenal. The response states that 80,000 pages of unredacted records related to the Kennedy assassination have been released by order of President Trump, and that this is all the material. There will be no comment on speculation or conspiracy theories about the assassination.
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Speaker 0: That's that's where we're gonna go. And in the back, did I hear JFK? Because interestingly, I no one we haven't brought that up yet, so let's let's give that a try here. Speaker 1: Here. Thank you. Speaker 0: Who who is who is who is Yeah. Speaker 1: Yeah. Speaker 0: JFK. So who is keep saying JFK? Speaker 2: Excellent. Thank you. Speaker 0: In the back? Alright. Let's do it. Speaker 2: The JFK assassination's obviously back in the news, and Jefferson Morley of JFK facts was on Bill O'Reilly's show analyzing some of the documents that Trump administration has released. One of the revelations that he discussed was the fact that James Angleton, the CIA counterintelligence chief, had relied on on Israelis as part of his intelligence gathering operations, which included monitoring Oswald prior to the assassination. Speaker 1: It's indisputable that he kept him under surveillance for four years from 1959 to 1963. These new documents point to an Israeli connection using Israeli agent to monitor Oswald. Speaker 2: As you may be aware, JFK in the summer of nineteen sixty three was deeply concerned with Israel acquiring nuclear weapons. He had sent a series of letters to Ben Gurion, Israel's founding prime minister, demanding that Israel allow inspectors. Ben Gurion resigned just when he was pressed on the issue Speaker 0: by the something I can say to this. Speaker 2: Yeah. I do. You want me to you Speaker 0: want me to say something? Speaker 2: A question for you. Israel continued stalling inspections, and JFK was, of course, assassinated in November. Every president since has adopted Israel's policy of refusing to acknowledge the existence of Israel's nuclear arsenal. My question to you is, will this administration finally do so? Speaker 0: Boy, that was we went from JFK from and then to now Israel's new era. Israel has No. I I I understand. I understand. What I here's what I will tell you about the JFK files is Speaker 2: I'm not Speaker 0: asking about the excuse me, sir. Speaker 2: I Yeah. Please. Speaker 0: Thank you. About 80,000 pages of unredacted records related to the Kennedy assassination are currently being released, and I think that they've finished at this point, by order of president Trump. We know that also, as I've been asked before, if there was any other material anywhere, this is it. This is all the material. It's out and, again, unredacted. And so that's good news. For my generation, this is also good news, sir certainly, as you grow up with that kind of a dynamic that happened in this country. And now, of course, we're happily we happily can say that Robert f Kennedy junior is is contributing to the nature of our nation and making difference as well. As far as the speculation and conspiracy theories about what was happening regarding that assassination and in the decades that followed, I have no comment for you, and nor am I going to speculate or comment on it. But appreciate being here and asking you every Speaker 1: at the end. Speaker 0: Yes, Go ahead. Go America First. Please. Please. Let's let's keep going. You're you're Speaker 1: Thank you. Thank you, Tammy. On Bangladesh, I have two question.

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FLASHBACK: Dr. Oz, who Trump just nominated to lead the CMS, sells the “remarkably safe” COVID vax that “works so well” to America “There may be no physician more qualified and capable than Dr. Oz to Make America Healthy Again” —Donald Trump https://t.co/OFP5kJHeBv

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The rapid development of COVID-19 vaccines is unprecedented, but safety has not been compromised. The FDA is streamlining processes without cutting corners. Vaccines are being delivered in anticipation of approval to ensure readiness. Many are concerned about the speed of development, but the science is sound, and the vaccines are safe. As a healthcare worker, I received my vaccination without any issues, and my colleagues reported similar experiences. The vaccines show a 95% efficacy rate with minimal side effects. There are no long-term side effects reported so far. The feeling of getting vaccinated is liberating, signaling hope for the future. However, some public figures, like Wendy Williams, express skepticism about the vaccine, which could influence others negatively.
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Speaker 0: As a doctor, even I'm in awe of the incredible advances made in search of a COVID 19 vaccine. Never in the history of mankind has a vaccine been developed at this speed. But just because we're moving fast, doesn't mean we're moving unsafely. We're cutting red tape, not cutting corners. I trust the science and the scientists behind these COVID 19 vaccines, and you should too. That's why I'll be in line when it's my turn to get a vaccine. As we speak, cargo planes are carrying doses of the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines. They're landing all around the country, like near where you live. I know what you're thinking. Why are they delivering vaccines if they haven't approved yet? Right? Well, it's all part of the plan to have everything in place. So once the FDA signs off and gives the green light, we are ready to rock. If there are enough people who've been vaccinated, the virus won't be able to spread anymore. I know a lot of you are worried about getting the vaccine. I get it. I understand. Because you think the science is just moving faster than ever. Right? But I wanna assure you, the FDA may be cutting out the red tape. They are not cutting any corners. Why should they trust the science and get the vaccine when it's their turn? Speaker 1: What I want people to understand is that there were absolutely no safety or scientific corners cut for this vaccine. Speaker 2: Joining us today is the one and only doctor Oz. Hello, doctor Oz. So Happy Speaker 0: New Year. You. Speaker 2: Happy New Year. Too. Now as a health care worker, you are first in line to get vaccinated for COVID 19. So have you gotten your vaccination yet? Speaker 0: I did. My whole group of surgeons went down. I got vaccinated right there. It didn't hurt at all. It wasn't even sore afterwards. I didn't get any fevers. In fact, I talked to all my colleagues. None of us really had any issues. And I'm encouraged by the fact that it works so well, 95% impact, but doesn't seem to cause a lot of side effects. I've had a bunch of people on my show who've been vaccinated. They were in the clinical trials and, you know, they got a little fever after the second shot for, you know, a couple hours. But otherwise, it's remarkably safe from what we can see. To date to date, there are no long term side effects reported. Okay. So I've been vaccinated. Right? There's a low likelihood that if I get COVID virus in my body, I'll have a problem. See, it just sort of bounces off me. What can you do after you get the COVID vaccine? I love that you shared your video of vaccination on social media. How how freeing was that moment for you? Speaker 3: Oh, it was so freeing. And I was so grateful, just so grateful to be able to have my first and second shot. I felt that the cloud was lifting, that we could definitely see the light at the end of the tunnel. And the word you used, freeing, that is exactly how I felt. Speaker 4: Wendy Williams says there's no way she's getting vaccinated. Speaker 2: No. I don't trust it there. I said it. I don't trust it. Speaker 4: Doctor Oz tries to persuade her during an appearance on his show, even showing video of his own vaccination. Doctor Oz tells Inside Edition he's concerned that Wendy's reluctance may influence millions of her fans not to get vaccinated. Speaker 0: I was stunned and flabbergasted when she told me that she wasn't gonna get vaccinated. Speaker 4: One commentator called her remarks incredibly ignorant and destructive.
Saved - October 24, 2024 at 1:12 PM
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I emphasized my unwavering support for Israel, stating that when I'm president, the U.S. will stand firmly with the nation. I pledged to back Israel's efforts in its war on terror and stressed the importance of winning quickly. I also committed to deporting foreign jihad sympathizers and banning refugee settlements from areas like the Gaza Strip. My message was clear: the United States will support Israel completely and without apology.

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TRUMP: “When I'm president, the United States will once again stand shoulder to shoulder with the state of Israel...” “I will support Israel's right to win its war on terror, and we will win fast. You have to win, and you have to win fast...” “We will deport the foreign jihad sympathizers and Hamas supporters...” “I will ban refugee settlements from terror-infested areas like the Gaza Strip...” “The United States will stand with Israel ALL THE WAY, 100%, without hesitation, without qualification, and without any apology. We're not gonna be apologizing...” These clips are from the Republican Jewish Coalition's annual leadership summit in Las Vegas on Sept 5, 2024:

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When president, the U.S. will stand with Israel, supporting its right to win its war on terror quickly. Foreign Jihad sympathizers and Hamas supporters will be deported. Refugee settlements from terror-infested areas like Gaza will be banned. College presidents are put on notice that taxpayer money will not subsidize terrorist sympathizers. Trump declared Jerusalem the undivided capital of Israel and moved the embassy there. He imposed sanctions on Iran to curb nuclear ambitions and brokered the Abraham Accords. Trump will crack down on antisemitism on streets and campuses, restoring safety for Jewish Americans. College presidents must remove encampments and vanquish radicals. The U.S. will stand with Israel 100%, without hesitation, qualification, or apology.
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Speaker 0: When I'm president, the United States will once again stand shoulder to shoulder with the state of Israel. I will support Israel's right to win its war on terror, and we will win fast. You have to win, and you have to win fast. When I'm president, we will deport the foreign Jihad sympathizers and Hamas supporters from our midst. And I will work with you to make sure that Israel is with us for 1000 of years. We're not gonna let go of it. I will ban refugee settlements from terror infested areas like the Gaza Strip, and I will put every single college president on notice. The American taxpayer will not subsidize the creation of terrorist sympathizers on American soil. Speaker 1: No president has defended Israel and Jewish Americans more than president Donald j Trump. He declared Jerusalem the undivided eternal capital of Israel and moved our embassy there. Speaker 0: On December 6, 2017, at my direction, the United States finally and officially recognized Jerusalem as the true capital of Israel. Today, we follow through on this recognition and open our embassy in the historic and sacred land of yours. Speaker 1: Trump imposed crippling economic sanctions on Iran aimed to curb their nuclear ambitions. And president Donald Trump brokered the Abraham Accords, reshaping relations between Israel and much of the Arab world. Donald Trump will crack down and take decisive action against anti semitism on the streets and college campuses, restoring safety and security for Jewish Americans. Speaker 0: To every college president, I say remove the encampments immediately, vanquish the radicals, and take back our campuses for all of the Speaker 1: on. When I'm back in the White House, the United States will stand with Speaker 0: on. When I'm back in the White House, the United States will stand with Israel all the way 100%, without hesitation, without qualification, and without any apology. We're not gonna be apologizing.
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“That lady knows a lot... I watched her on a bunch of shows...” @joerogan is clearly aware of @_whitneywebb’s work, yet has failed to invite her on for years. Why? Is she too much of a “character” (whatever that means)? Too “wild”? Please explain Joe. https://t.co/Xev4GtHbtT

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There is good journalism happening, especially from independent sources like Whitney Webb. She is knowledgeable about powerful people and how they have manipulated events throughout history. Focusing on "evil oligarchs" and "bloodlines" makes someone a target. It is believed she lives in another country. She has appeared on shows like Patrick Bet David and Jimmy Dore.
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Speaker 0: Would not wanna be a fucking reporter right now. No. But there's good journalism going on. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Most of it's independent. That Whitney Webb character. She's a character. She's cool. Yeah. That lady knows a lot. Mhmm. And I don't know how she knows it all, but, god, I'd be afraid if I were her. Oh, yeah. They're gonna disappear. I think she lives in another country. Doesn't she? I think so. Yeah. I watched her on a bunch of shows. I watched her on Patrick Bet David. I watched her on, I think she was on Jimmy Dore show a few times. She's she knows a lot, man. I think Tim's got a direct line to her. That's a wild thing to, like, be focusing on. The evil, like, oligarchs and Oh, yeah. People in power of the world and how they've twisted everything Yeah. Throughout history, like, you make yourself a real target. The bloodlines. Oh, yeah. All that shit. Yeah. The bloodline stuff is wild. It is. That's really wild.

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Rogan has mentioned my reporting many times, I literally wrote a 1000 page book on what Epstein was actually doing and the network behind him, but somehow he can platform CIA contractors like Thiel and ask them about Epstein, but not me. Fancy that. https://t.co/6fFfWaZczP

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It is suggested that a small group was involved in something "off the charts bad." The speaker hopes someone like Whitney Webb will one day explain exactly how it was formulated, what they were doing, and how they were getting information out of people. The speaker believes that those involved have to age out and die before the truth comes out, using the JFK assassination as an example of a truth that remains hidden.
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Speaker 0: A fairly limited group where it was, yeah, off off the charts bad side. Wouldn't it be wonderful to know what the fuck was really going on? And maybe one day we will. Maybe one day some Whitney Webb type character will break it all down to us and explain to us in great detail exactly how this is formulated and what they were doing and how they were getting information out of people. But I think people have to age out. They have to they have to die. And we said we still don't have it on the Kennedy assassination. JFK.
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WATCH: The AP's Matt Lee and others press the State Dept about possible U.S. and/or Israeli involvement in yesterday's deadly bombings in Iran “The United States has a long history of doing things in Iran...” https://t.co/ut4vNac1X5

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We express sympathy for the victims of the Iran explosions, stating the US and Israel were not involved. No evidence supports these claims. Speculation on US involvement is deemed ridiculous due to lack of proof. The history of US actions in Iran is mentioned, but the current administration denies any involvement in the recent explosions.
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Speaker 0: With respect to the explosions in Iran today, what I'll say we have been following the reports rather closely. We don't have any independent information to offer on them. We do express our sympathies to the victims and their loved ones who died in this horrific explosion. As I said, it's too early, at least for us, to be able to say what might have caused it. But I do want to address some of the irresponsible claims that I have seen circulate and say that, number 1, the United States was not involved in any way, and any suggestion to the contrary is ridiculous, and number 2, we have no reason to believe that Israel was Speaker 1: ridiculous to say that Israel or the U. S. Were behind the Iran blast. What who could be behind it? I mean, are there suspicions of another parties if you don't think it's Speaker 0: I just don't have an assessment to offer. It's too early and we don't have any independent information that I can offer from this podium at this time. Speaker 2: And then the explosions today, you said you both don't have any, independent information, but also you have no information that Israel is involved. So are you entertaining the fact that Israel could have been involved? You just don't know yet? Speaker 0: We just do not have any information to suggest. We have we have no information to suggest that they were. Speaker 2: Have you spoken with Israeli officials since before? Speaker 0: We speak to Israeli, Speaker 2: They denied it. Speaker 0: We speak to I will say we speak to Israeli officials multiple times every day. And I won't get into those conversations. But, as I said, we don't have any information to believe they were Speaker 3: In response to the questions about the blast, the explosions or explosions in Iran, you said that it was ridiculous to suggest or speculate that the United States had any involvement in this. I'm just curious as to why. The United States has a long history of doing things in Iran. Go back to 1953, but since that's before both of us were born, it took decades after 1953 for the U. S. To admit its role and the Brits as well to admit their role in the coup. But let's go more recently, just 4 years ago, and the reason that this explosion happened today is on the anniversary of Soleimani, his death, which was loudly and proudly claimed by the United States government at the time. So why is it ridiculous for people to think or speculate that what happened today had nothing to do with the United States. Speaker 0: Look, people are always going to make all kinds of claims and all kinds of speculations. I think it's ridiculous because it didn't happen. And that's what I can say from this podium, that we were not involved. Speaker 3: So if you were involved though, you'd be out there saying, yes, we did it. Speaker 0: You are asking we are getting into several levels of counterfactuals here. We were not involved. Speaker 3: Okay. But I'm not sure I understand why you say that it's ridiculous for people to think that or to speculate it or speculate about it or to suggest it, given the history of the United States in Iran? Speaker 0: I will say, if the reports coming out of Iran are accurate, these are explosions that have killed dozens, by some reports over 100 civilians. The United States was not involved with those and you can disagree. I think it's ridiculous to suggest that we were. Speaker 3: No, no, I'm not disagreeing. I just wonder Yeah. Speaker 0: Fair. Fair. Fair. I shouldn't have said that. Yeah. Speaker 3: You come out and say it's ridiculous. I mean, you know, the US also, I believe, I can't remember the exact year, shot down an Iranian airliner. Speaker 0: We're getting back into ancient history before not ancient. I was like, not ancient. But certainly well before this administration was in office.
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WATCH: White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and Rep. Gregory Meeks (D-NY), ranking member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, appear to go out of their way to avoid saying the word “Palestine.” (h/t @prem_thakker & @briebriejoy) https://t.co/CHrtTntJMn

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We must have conversations with Israel to protect innocent lives in Gaza and provide humanitarian aid to Palestinians. President Biden aims for a two-state solution for peace in the Middle East.
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Speaker 0: We also need to make sure, that, you know, we have those conversations with with, with Israel on protecting, innocent lives and the Palestinian lives in Gaza. We need to get all important humanitarian aid into Gaza to the innocent people of Palestine of the pals of of Palestinian people to make sure that they have what they need, whether it's food, whether it is, medical assistance. Speaker 1: What president Biden wants to do is to have a different Middle East where you have a 2 state solution where the people of Israel can live in peace and the people the Palestinians can live in peace and have their own governing boards.
Saved - February 25, 2024 at 4:24 PM
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The US-Mexico border crisis is intentionally created, leading to bipartisan support for biometric surveillance and AI-enabled solutions like facial recognition and autonomous devices. This approach is also being implemented at other ports of entry. The aim is to manufacture consent for a "smart wall" and digital borders. Read more in the article by Whitney Webb.

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Whitney Webb (@_whitneywebb) writes in this new piece: “The disastrous situation at the US-Mexico border is, and has been, intentionally produced...” “While the justifications for the frenzied media coverage are based on the actual reality that the border is indeed highly insecure (and has been for some time), the policy responses from American politicians reveal that there is a bipartisan consensus about what must be done. Tellingly, the same ‘solution’ is also being quietly rolled out at all American ports of entry that are not currently being ‘overrun’, such as airports. That solution, of course, is biometric surveillance, enabled by AI, facial recognition/biometrics and autonomous devices.” This was also advocated by anointed “dissident media” figures Bret Weinstein & Tucker Carlson in their recent interview:

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I sympathized with migrants, but felt hostility from the Chinese. The lack of control at the US southern border for illegal crossings contrasts with the advanced technology for legal crossings. Biometric data collection is absent at the southern border, leaving room for troublemakers to go unidentified. This oversight is concerning given the potential risks involved.
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Speaker 0: I felt a great deal of sympathy for all of the other migrants, that I met. But the sense of it's really hard not to use the term hostility that I felt from the Chinese was particularly unsettling given that I know where they're headed. What I know is taking place at the southern border of the US makes this even more disturbing because although the controls at the southern border are still there for those of us who are crossing legally, the lack of any control for those who are crossing, illegally is stunning. So if I may just compare, when I came back from Panama, I approached a kiosk with my passport ready to scan it. I didn't have to. A camera took my picture. And although I didn't know that my picture was about to be taken, I hadn't taken my hat off. I was wearing my glasses. The kiosk told me I didn't need to put my passport there, and then a customs officer behind me called my name, Brett. He said, do you have anything to declare? I said, no. He said, you're good to go. So we have technology that is capable of identifying a person with that level of ease to the point that they knew exactly who was coming through the border. But we are not apparently taking that information when people cross our southern border. What we're doing at most is asking them their name and their birth date and taking them at their word. But no biometric collection? Apparently not, which means that even if this were simply a matter of our system being overwhelmed by migrants, you would at least want to collect that information so that if a troublemaker did come through, which is inevitable that they will, you could begin to figure out who it might be. Right? So that, you know, they had an identity. Even even if it was just connected to biometric data, that would be useful, but we're not doing it.

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NEW Article - As outrage builds over the border crisis, Congress is using real concerns to quietly advance the controversial "smart wall" as the implementation of "digital borders" picks up globally. https://unlimitedhangout.com/2024/02/investigative-reports/manufacturing-consent-the-border-fiasco-and-the-smart-wall/

Manufacturing Consent: The Border Fiasco and the "Smart Wall" The political response to the crisis at the southern border continues to advance the bipartisan “smart wall,” having been backed by Trump and Biden alike. This bipartisan consensus reaches far beyond the US, as much of the world is similarly speeding along in implementing “digital borders.” unlimitedhangout.com

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More from @_whitneywebb's new piece about how “the disastrous situation at the US-Mexico border is, and has been, intentionally produced”—in part to manufacture consent for a “smart wall,” biometric surveillance, etc. Read the full thing here: https://unlimitedhangout.com/2024/02/investigative-reports/manufacturing-consent-the-border-fiasco-and-the-smart-wall/

Manufacturing Consent: The Border Fiasco and the "Smart Wall" The political response to the crisis at the southern border continues to advance the bipartisan “smart wall,” having been backed by Trump and Biden alike. This bipartisan consensus reaches far beyond the US, as much of the world is similarly speeding along in implementing “digital borders.” unlimitedhangout.com
Saved - February 23, 2024 at 11:21 PM
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Doctors Without Borders (@MSF_USA) provided an urgent update on Israel's assault on Gaza at the UN Security Council. They described the systematic obliteration of Gaza's health system, with attacks on staff shelters and convoys. The humanitarian response in Gaza is an illusion, as there is no functioning health system left. Medical facilities have been dismantled, and the distinction between civilians and combatants is disregarded. MSF has been forced to evacuate multiple health facilities, leaving patients with catastrophic injuries. The psychological trauma inflicted on children has led some to express a preference for death. MSF demands immediate action from the UN Security Council and criticizes their political complicity.

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🧵 1/ At the UN Security Council today, Christopher Lockyear, secretary general of Doctors Without Borders (@MSF_USA), provided an urgent update on Israel's assault on Gaza. He began by describing a horrific attack on one of their staff shelters this week:

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Two days ago, a tank shell hit an MSF shelter in Khan Yunus, killing 2 and injuring 6, mostly women and children. Despite precautions, the building was struck by gunfire, trapping some inside. Photos show severe damage, and videos show rescue teams recovering bodies from the rubble.
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Speaker 0: Just 48 hours ago, as a family sat around their kitchen table in a house sheltering MSF staff and their families in Khan Yunus, a 120 millimeter tank shell exploded through the walls, igniting a fire and killing 2 and severely burning burning 6 others. 5 of the 6 injured were women and children. We took every precall precaution to protect the 64 humanitarian staff and family members from such an attack by notifying warning parties of the location and clearly mark marking the building with an MSF flag. Despite our precautions, our building was struck not only by a tank shell, but by intense gunfire. Some were trapped in the burning building while active shooting delayed ambulances from reaching them. This morning, I am looking at photos that show the catastrophic extent of the damage, and I am watching videos of rescue teams removing charred bodies from the rubble.

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🧵 2/ @MSF_USA’s Christopher Lockyear describes “the systematic obliteration” of Gaza's health system “Israeli forces have attacked our convoys, detained our staff, bulldozed our vehicles; hospitals have been bombed and raided, and now—for a second time—one of our staff shelters has been hit...” “This situation is the culmination of a war Israel is waging on the entire population of the Gaza Strip. A war of collective punishment; war without rules; a war at all costs...” “Our colleagues in Gaza are fearful that as I speak to you today, they will be punished tomorrow...”

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Israeli forces have repeatedly attacked our convoys, hospitals, and staff shelters, causing fear and suffering in Gaza. The health system we've supported for decades is being systematically destroyed, with patients and colleagues killed or injured. This is part of Israel's war on the entire population of Gaza, with no regard for humanitarian principles. The laws meant to protect humanitarian assistance are now meaningless.
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Speaker 0: Israeli forces have attacked our convoys, detained our staff, bulldozed our vehicles, hospitals have been bombed and raided, and now for a second time, one of our staff shelters has been hit. This pattern of attacks is either intentional or indicative of reckless incompetence. Our colleagues in Gaza are fearful that as I speak to you today, they will be punished tomorrow. For 138 days, we have witnessed the unimaginable suffering of the people of Gaza. For 138 days, we have done everything we can to enact a meaningful humanitarian response. For a 138 days, we have watched the systematic obliteration of a health system we have supported for decades. We have watched our patients and our colleagues be killed and maimed. This situation is the culmination of a war Israel is waging on the entire population of the Gaza Strip, a war of collective punishment, a war without rules, a war at all costs. The laws and the principles we collectively depend on to enable humanitarian assistance are now eroded to the point of becoming meaningless.

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🧵 3/ “The humanitarian response in Gaza today is an illusion; a convenient illusion that perpetuates a narrative that this war is being waged in line with international laws...” “There is no health system to speak of left in Gaza. Israel's military has dismantled hospital after hospital...” “The excuse given is that medical facilities have been used for military purposes. Yet we have seen no independently verified evidence of this...” “How can we deliver life-saving aid in an environment where the distinction between civilians and combatants is disregarded?...” @MSF_USA’s Christopher Lockyear at the UN Security Council:

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The humanitarian response in Gaza is inadequate, with diminishing resources like medicine, food, and safety. The distinction between civilians and combatants is ignored, making aid delivery challenging. Medical workers are targeted, leaving the health system in ruins. Hospitals are dismantled under the pretext of military use without verified evidence. Attacks on healthcare are attacks on humanity, leaving the medical system inoperable. Translation: The humanitarian response in Gaza is insufficient, with diminishing resources like medicine, food, and safety. The distinction between civilians and combatants is ignored, making aid delivery challenging. Medical workers are targeted, leaving the health system in ruins. Hospitals are dismantled under the pretext of military use without verified evidence. Attacks on healthcare are attacks on humanity, leaving the medical system inoperable.
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Speaker 0: The humanitarian response in Gaza today is an illusion, a convenient illusion that perpetuates a narrative that this war is being waged in line with international laws. Calls for humanitarian assistance have echoed across this chamber. Yet in Gaza, we have less and less every day. Less space, less medicine, less food, less water, less safety. We no longer speak of a humanitarian scale up. We speak of how to to survive even without the bare minimum. Today in Gaza, its efforts to provide assistance are haphazard, opportunistic, and entirely inadequate. How can we deliver life saving aid in an environment where the distinction between civilians and combatants is disregarded? How can we sustain any type of response when medical workers are being targeted, attacked, and vilified for assisting the wounded? Attacks on health care are attacks on humanity. There is no health system to speak of left in Gaza. Israel's military has dismantled hospital after hospital. What remains is so little in the face of such carnage is preposterous. The excuse given is that medical medical facilities have been used for military purposes, yet we have seen no independently verified evidence of this. In exceptional circumstances where a hospital loses its protected status, any attack must follow the principles of proportionality and proportion. Instead of adhering to international law, we see the systematic disabling of hospitals. This has left the entire medical system inoperable.

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🧵 4/ @MSF_USA’s Christopher Lockyear describes how they've been “forced to evacuate 9 different health facilities” in Gaza, most recently Nasser hospital, which Israel raided last week. “Medical staff were forced to leave despite repeated assurances that they could stay and continue caring for patients...” “Our patients have catastrophic injuries... medics cannot treat these injuries on a battlefield or in the ashes of destroyed hospitals...” “Surgeons have had no choice but to carry out amputations without anesthesia on children...” They're having to reuse bloody gauze, he says, and pregnant women are going months without medical care before giving birth in “plastic tents and public buildings.”

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Since October 7th, 9 health facilities were evacuated, including Naso Hospital a week ago. Attacks with deadly weapons in populated areas have caused many deaths and injuries. Patients have severe injuries requiring specialized care and rehabilitation. Hospitals lack beds, medications, and supplies. Surgeons are performing amputations on children without anesthesia due to shortages. Pregnant women lack medical care, giving birth in makeshift facilities.
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Speaker 0: Since October 7th, we have been forced to evacuate 9 different health facilities. 1 week ago, Naso Hospital was raided. Medical staff were forced to leave despite repeated assurances that they could stay and continue caring for patients. These indiscriminate attacks as well as the types of weapons and munitions used in densely populated areas have killed tens of 1,000 and maimed 1,000 more. Our patients have catastrophic injuries, amputations, crushed limbs, and severe burns. They need sophisticated care. They need long and intensive rehabilitation. Medics cannot treat these injuries on a battlefield or in the ashes of destroyed hospitals. There are not enough hospital beds. There are not enough medications and not enough supplies. Surgeons have had no choice but to carry out amputations without anesthesia on children. Our surgeons are running out of basic gauze to stop their patients from bleeding. They use it once, squeeze out the blood, wash it, sterilize it, and reuse it for the next patient. The humanitarian crisis in Gaza has left pregnant women without medical care for months. Women in labor cannot reach functioning functional delivery rooms. They are giving birth in plastic tents and public buildings.

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🧵 5/ @MSF_USA’s Lockyear says medical teams in Gaza have added a new acronym to their vocabulary: “WCNSF — Wounded Child, No Surviving Family” He says the psychological trauma inflicted by Israel has “led children as young as five to tell us that they would prefer to die.”

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Medical teams now use the acronym WCNFS, which stands for Wounded child, no surviving family. Children surviving war carry both physical and psychological scars from displacement, fear, and witnessing family members' horrific deaths. Some children as young as 5 have expressed a desire to die.
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Speaker 0: Medical teams have added a new acronym to their vocabulary. W c n s f, Wounded child, no surviving family. Children who do survive this war will not only bear the visible wounds of traumatic injuries, but the invisible ones too. There was a repeated displacement, constant fear, and witnessing family members literally dismembered before their eyes. These psychological injuries have led children as young as 5 to tell us that they would prefer to die.

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🧵 6/ @MSF_USA’s Christopher Lockyear demands immediate action from the UN Security Council to save Gaza, rebuking them for their “political complicity” “We have watched members of this Council deliberate and delay while civilians die...” “We are appalled by the willingness of the United States to use its powers... to obstruct efforts to adopt the most evident of resolutions: one demanding an immediate and sustained ceasefire...” “The protection of civilians, of civilian infrastructure, of health workers and health facilities, falls first and foremost on the parties to the conflict. But it is also a collective responsibility; a responsibility which rests with this Council and its members as parties to the Geneva Conventions...” “Today our staff are back at work risking their lives once again for their patients. What are you willing to risk?”

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Medical staff face enormous dangers daily, working despite increasing risks and exhaustion. The UN Security Council has failed to address the Gaza conflict effectively, with the US vetoing ceasefire resolutions three times. A new US resolution is misleading and hampers humanitarian efforts. The people of Gaza need an immediate and sustained ceasefire, not temporary calm. Protection of civilians is a collective responsibility, not just political inaction but complicity. MSF staff were attacked despite promises of protection. We demand international humanitarian law be upheld, a ceasefire from both parties, and meaningful assistance. Members are urged to act. Thank you. Translation: Medical staff face daily dangers and exhaustion, demanding a ceasefire in Gaza and upholding international humanitarian law.
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Speaker 0: The dangers for medical staff are enormous. On a daily basis, we are making the choice to continue working despite the increasing risks. We are scared. Our teams are beyond exhausted. Madam president, this must stop. We, along with the world, are closely watching how this council and its members have approached the conflict in Gaza. Meeting after meeting, resolution after resolution, this body has failed to effectively address this conflict. We have watched members of this council deliberate and delay while civilians die. We are appalled by the willingness of the United States to use its powers as a permanent council member to obstruct efforts to adopt the most evidence of resolutions, one demanding an immediate and sustained ceasefire. Three times, this council has has had an opportunity to vote for the ceasefire that is so desperately needed, and three times the United States has used its veto power most recently this Tuesday. A new draft resolution by the United States ostensibly caused for a ceasefire. However, this is misleading at best. This council should reject any resolution that further hampers humanitarian efforts on the ground and leads this council to tacitly endorse the continued violence and mass atrocities in Gaza. The people of Gaza need a ceasefire not when practicable, but now. They need a sustained ceasefire, not a temporary period of calm. Anything short of this is gross negligence. The protection of civilians in Gaza cannot be contingent on resolutions from this council with instrumentalized humanitarianism to blur political objectives. The protection of civilians, of civilian infrastructure, of health workers, and health facilities falls first and foremost on the parties to the conflict. But it is also a collective responsibility, a responsibility which rests with this council and its members as parties to the Geneva Conventions. The consequences of casting international humanitarian law to the winds will reverberate well beyond Gaza. It will be an enduring burden on our collective conscience. This is not just political inaction. It has become political complicity. 2 days ago, MSF staff and families were attacked and died in a place they were told would be protected. Today, our staff are back at work risking their lives once again for their patients. What are you willing to risk? We demand the protections promised under international humanitarian law. We demand a ceasefire from both parties. We demand the space to turn the illusion of aid to meaningful assistance. What will you do to make this happen? Thank you, members.

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Journalists Max Blumenthal and Aaron Maté called out Elizabeth Dwoskin from The Washington Post for her alleged biased reporting on the Israeli-Hamas conflict. Dwoskin's email suggested she aimed to minimize or misdirect information about Hamas attacks. They also criticized her past denial of the Nakba and her labeling of the Intifada as a "far-left publication." The journalists shared evidence of her pro-Israel bias and called for her removal from the story. The full discussion can be watched in the Grayzone livestream.

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MUST SEE: @MaxBlumenthal & @aaronjmate just called the Washington Post's Elizabeth Dwoskin live on air, after she emailed The Grayzone saying she wanted to talk to them for an article she's working on about Oct 7. She said in an email to @AliAbunimah that her piece is about “efforts to minimize or misdirect information about [the] Hamas attacks on Israel.” Here's what happened:

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The speakers engage in a tense phone conversation. Speaker 1 accuses Speaker 0, a journalist from The Washington Post, of minimizing atrocities and attacking independent journalists. Speaker 0 requests to schedule a time to discuss the issue further, but Speaker 1 insists on immediate answers. Speaker 1 questions Speaker 0's support for Israel and accuses them of bias. Speaker 0 avoids direct answers and eventually ends the call, leaving Speaker 1 frustrated. Speaker 2 comments on the typical response they receive when challenging hit pieces.
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Speaker 0: Hello? Speaker 1: Yeah. Hi. Is this Elizabeth Devoskin? Speaker 0: May I ask who's calling? Speaker 1: Yeah, hi, it's Max Blumenthal from The Gray Zone, and I'm here with my colleague, Aaron Mate. Speaker 0: Oh, okay, thank you so much for calling. Speaker 1: Sure. Yeah. You wanted to talk about our factual journalism? Speaker 0: I did. I want to interview for my case. Speaker 1: Yeah. I got an email from you accusing us of Minimizing the atrocities on October 7th. Speaker 0: So I'm wondering if it's possible, because I'm about to be on another call, if we could, schedule a time to speak Monday or Tuesday. I obviously won't run Speaker 1: before Well, I'd like to talk right now before we do that because I am confused, Based on the the language in your email, you are accusing us of minimizing atrocities on October 7th, but you're not it doesn't seem like you're, I'm trying to figure out what you're trying to do here and why you're, it seems like you're planning to attack the investigative journalists Who have helped expose a major scandal, us and Ali Abunima, which has been confirmed even by Israeli media And by Israeli military officials like colonel Golan Vak, in which Israel killed Israeli civilians On October 7th, there were friendly fire orders. You're attacking us instead of doing the investigation yourself on this scandal, And I'm really confused about why that is. Speaker 0: So I definitely wanna talk through everything. I don't want you to feel attacked. I wanna talk you through the points in the story. I'm, of course, aware that there was a friend that there were deaths due to a friendly fire, and I've read the Israeli media reports as well, some of which you cite. And, yeah, let's just Speaker 1: So how are we minimizing just tell me now. How are we minimizing Atrocities by reporting these facts. Speaker 0: So I'm about to be on another call, and you're kinda springing on me. What I appreciate doing Is scheduling a time to talk so that we can I can hear everything that you have to say and talk you through everything just so we Speaker 2: Question is Who are you? No, but Speaker 1: Wait, Aaron, Aaron, sorry, Aaron Mate, Aaron Mate has a question. It's not at all I can't always get him here. Speaker 2: We didn't contact you. You contacted us, so we wanna hear from you. What is your issue with us? How are we minimizing what happened on October 7th? If you believe that since you wrote it, should be easy to explain, so let's hear it. Speaker 0: So I appreciate you're asking my question. My other call started Ask any questions. My other stall call is starting in a minute. Speaker 1: When is your other call over? Speaker 0: I I don't know. It's another interview. But I just Speaker 1: I mean, no, but we really need to, we really need to, we need to have trust. We need to have trust before we we go any further. And I see that you have minimized the Nakba of Palestinians writing for Columbia University's paper. You describe them as just a bunch of desert Bedouins. Are you a Zionist? Speaker 0: You know, I'm not sure, like, I Speaker 1: mean, I see you retweeting Barry Weiss, who's a major supporter of the Israeli genocide in Gaza, and I need to know, are you ideologically committed To the system of Zionism, and I'm it's very curious that someone like that would be assigned to this story, and it's also curious to me that the Washington Post Refuses to investigate the real story and hold accountable this powerful apartheid state and is instead attacking independent journalists. You are afflicting the afflicting afflicted and comforting the powerful as The Washington Post has traditionally done, so why why should we even trust you to set up some kind of call? Speaker 0: I mean, that is completely up to you, to do so. Speaker 1: Are you a Zionist? Speaker 0: Sir, that is completely up to you to set up a call. This isn't about any personal Biases, ideologies, that's not what this Speaker 1: Do you support Israel's military campaign in Gaza? Speaker 0: Excuse me. What are the I feel like you're interrogating me, and my other call is starting. Speaker 1: You deserve to be interrogated. It's highly inappropriate that someone who seems to have such Deep affection for an apartheid state committing genocide would be assigned to this story and is attacking independent journalists who produce Factual journalism on a major scandal instead of holding to account the state and military responsible for that scandal? And by the way, Why is the Washington Post always minimizing genocide? The attack on the Magazi refugee camp, it was referred to as just strikes against Hamas in the Washington Post. Where is the, you're the social media reporter. Where is the report on all of the Israeli social media posts, the TikTok posts Celebrating the genocide of Gaza, mocking people in Gaza for having their water and energy turned off, the Israeli soldiers in Gaza proudly committing war crimes on TikTok, broadcasting it to the world. Have you written 1 story about that as the social media reporter? Speaker 0: So feel free to send me anything, any articles or clips that you think Feel Speaker 1: free to answer the question. Speaker 0: Being a sub date that you Feel free to send me any articles or clips. Speaker 1: See, this is why nobody trusts corporate media and why they're reading electronic intifada in the gray zone Because you can't even answer these questions. You can't even tell us about your own Zionism and why you're doing this hit piece. Speaker 0: I'm really just taken aback because Speaker 1: I wanted to I'm taken aback. Speaker 0: Okay. Well, I apologize for being taken aback, But I feel like the next step, the natural step that anyone does when one is interviewing a story subject is or anyone who's mentioned or has a reference in a story Is to talk a whole thing through, to schedule a time and talk it through. So that's all I'm saying. I don't know. Speaker 1: You didn't even ask me in the email to schedule a time or talk it through. Speaker 0: So I apologize You Speaker 1: could have sent questions. Speaker 0: Because I'm running late to another call. So I'll send a follow-up email to your email with Justin some time, so does that work? Speaker 2: Do you still believe that Palestinians, that the people of Palestine were just desert Bedouins before Israel? Speaker 1: Okay. Liza Devoskin of The Washington Post has hung up on us. She has said that she has another call that's so important that she can't interview or discuss this issue with her interview subjects, and she can't, She won't address her own pro Israel sympathies, which are obviously relevant to this story. So Speaker 2: Well, that's a pretty typical interaction with somebody who tries to, write a hit piece on the gray zone. We've done this many times before For, with people when we called them and asked them for the evidence for the claims against us, they universally are unable to Engaged in a blotch, and that one was no exception.

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Here's the email she sent @AliAbunimah, and his reply. She says WaPo describes @intifada “as a far left publication” with an “anti-Israel bent.” Ali: “More accurate labels might be pro-fact, pro-Palestinian rights, pro-international law & anti-genocide.”

@AliAbunimah - Ali Abunimah

Undoubtedly worried by the growing reach of The Electronic @Intifada's accurate reporting debunking genocidal Israel's fabrications and lies about Oct 7, the @washingtonpost has assigned @lizzadwoskin to write a hit piece about us. What an honor! Here's her email and my response

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The “desert Bedouins” quote that Max & Aaron referenced on their call with Dwoskin:

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When @washingtonpost's @lizzadwoskin was at Columbia, she denied Nakba, claiming there was "no Palestinian nation" and Palestine, with 100s of villages and cities, was home to just a few "desert Bedouins." That's who's assigned to write about @intifada https://www.columbiaspectator.com/2002/05/03/voice-dc-protest/

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“Before the British swept in, there was no Palestinian nation. The territory was taken from the ailing Ottoman Empire, and consisted of desert Bedouins without a sense of national identity as we know it today.” –Elizabeth Dowskin, May 3, 2002 https://www.columbiaspectator.com/2002/05/03/voice-dc-protest/

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This post by @DanielDenvir was also show by Max & Aaron on The Grayzone's livestream prior to their call with Dwoskin:

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If it weren’t clear enough @lizzadwoskin was planning an anti-Palestine hit piece from the emails below, check out her timeline. Nonstop pro-Israel propaganda. Screenshot of tweets followed by excerpt from shared articles. More below. @washingtonpost should take her off story.

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Watch the full Grayzone livestream here. The segment where @MaxBlumenthal & @aaronjmate call Elizabeth Dwoskin (after discussing the emails that they and @AliAbunimah received from her) begins around 56:30, but they covered many other topics as well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKcqIj03oFE&t=3390s

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