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@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed
THERE IS A GENOCIDE IN PALESTINE. DO NOT LET THEM BRAINWASH YOU https://t.co/q72rjJHSR2
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This is an unprovoked attack, trying to make it seem like it was unprovoked. They spread misinformation, showing pictures of terrorists with children. CNN reported that Israel cannot confirm the claim of babies being beheaded. The original video was published before the Hamas attack. They play the victim and use pictures from the oppressed. They limit your reach when you post about it. But the truth is clear for those who seek it. No electricity, fuel, or resources are available.
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Speaker 0: This is an unprovoked attack. They would make you feel that it was unprovoked.
Speaker 1: Babies, their heads cut off.
Speaker 0: They're gonna circulate misinformation so that the whole world believes it. Pictures of terrorists behaving children.
Speaker 1: This morning, CNN reported that Israel cannot confirm the civic claim that babies were beheaded. She claims Israeli children kidnapped and kept in cages. We found the original video was in fact published a few days before the Hamas attack.
Speaker 0: They're gonna play the victim in any way possible. They're gonna stand with the oppressor, ironically using pictures from the oppressed. They're gonna reduce your reach every time you post about it. But the truth will always be clear for those who are willing to find There's no electricity, no fuel, no
@CensoredMen - Censored Men
๐ต๐ธ The Reality of Palestinians for more than half a century. https://t.co/xaa1McGNFm
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The speakers express their frustration with the lack of empathy for Palestinians and criticize the Israeli government's actions. They highlight the high civilian casualties and destruction caused by bombings, emphasizing the need for equal outrage and condemnation. The speakers condemn the occupation and call for an immediate two-state solution. They also criticize the significant amount of money sent to defense contractors instead of aiding those affected. The transcript ends with a plea to end the occupation and a question about how many more years it will take for change to happen.
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Speaker 0: I cry, for those Israeli innocent civilians,
Speaker 1: but do I see you guys crying for Palestinians? But do I see you guys crying for Palestinians?
Speaker 0: I mean, Chris Christie was just on here treating it like it's no big deal because, what, Palestinian lives don't matter.
Speaker 1: I think the real bigotry here is saying that Palestinians, we can kill 3 times as many of them already,
Speaker 0: and this is the appetizer Netanyahu and his barbaric government have
Speaker 1: not even started the entree murder and death and mayhem they're about to do? And that's somehow okay killing 3 times as many Palestinian civilians, Let alone the occupation, which is bigotry by definition. We say that everyone in the world can, defend themselves, and have their own state, can have sovereignty except the Palestinians? And the reasoning behind that is the Palestinians are what? They're what?
The idea is that they are savages and that Muslims are too violent and cannot control themselves, so they must be occupied for 56 brutal, disgusting years. So I've had enough of the bigotry against Muslims and Palestinians, And I need you to speak out against that instead of covering every outrageous, atrocious action of the right wing government of Israel I go, oh, it's anti Semitism. When whenever Israel is criticized, you people go, oh, no. It's anti Semitism. No.
There's real anti sim do you know why Palestinians might not like Israelis?
Speaker 0: Let me take a
Speaker 1: look at my job. Press Let me respond. 56 straight year, dropping bombs bombs on residential buildings? Fifty ambulances have been hit. 10 out of 25 hospitals don't operate anymore.
The incubators are about to run out energy? There's 45 babies that might die today. The parents I just read on CNN are writing the names of the kids on their calves, on their legs so that if they are killed in a bombing and they're mutilated, they could find their bodies. Imagine writing the aim of your child on their legs so that you could find them in the rubble after Israel or any government drops a bomb on them? And I need the west to understand something.
Bombs kill people. And do you know how they kill people? They incinerate them alive or Their heads explode. So what happened in Israel was a was a disaster and disgusting. But you have to be equally honest And equally outraged at the immorality of incinerating babies and grandmothers and aunts and uncles, which is what we're doing right No.
Americans not Genks, let me on stage. Aid for death and destruction. Enough of that occupation. End it today. End it today.
It's monstrous. And let's be honest. When you drop a bomb and and a and a kid's head explodes and a grandmother is incinerated, that is terrorism, killing 3 times as many civilians as Hamas is terrorism, And it is the same if it is done by a government, but it's never enough for the bloodthirsty Netanyahu. No. More death of Palestinians.
More babies killed. That's what his answer is. And it's this and the United States of America. I'm running for president here. There's no way in the world I would allow this.
Sending $105,000,000,000. And it doesn't even go to Israel, Ukraine, or Taiwan. It goes to the defense contractors that get that brought these greedy American politicians and and get most of that money? And if you're a moral person, you of course, you believe that the Palestinians are not the only people in the world that cannot govern themselves. If you say that you are being, by definition, a bigoted and a racist, we have to have 2 state solution Immediately.
Immediately. If 56 years of occupation and brutalizing these people is not enough, is 57 years going to be enough? Is a 156 years gonna be
@CensoredMen - Censored Men
๐ฎ๐ฑ The reality of Israel that the media hides from you. https://t.co/ayeVHRQzAz
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Israel is described as a racist country founded on the expulsion and massacre of Arabs. Videos show Israelis engaging in hate crimes and expressing discriminatory views towards Arabs. Polls reveal that a significant portion of Israeli society holds prejudiced beliefs and supports segregation from Arabs. These views are also reflected in Israeli laws, such as restrictions on intermarriage and the denial of rights to non-Jews. Government officials who advocate for the genocide of Palestinians are not only tolerated but often rewarded with high positions. The recent portrayal of Israel as a victim is seen as a cover-up for its racist and supremacist nature, evident in actions like cutting off essential services to Gaza. The ultimate goal is seen as genocide.
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Speaker 0: Israel is one of the most racist countries in the world. While you'll never hear anyone in the mainstream media say this, this is actually one of the most important things you need to understand if you wanna know what's happening right now. Know. From its inception, the whole idea of Israel as a country was based on racism. Israel was conceived as a Jewish state.
And while there's nothing wrong in principle with Jews make a homeland. The promise that they insisted that that homeland had to be in Palestine, which already belonged to someone, the Palestinians. Know. The slogan of Israel's founders was a land for a people for a people without a land. But deep down, they all knew that the only way to have a Jewish majority in Palestine, an Arab country, was to expel the Arabs.
One of the founders of Israel, Joseph Weitz, wrote, there's no room in the country for both peoples. Just no way but to transfer the Arabs from here to neighboring countries. Israel was quite literally founded by expelling and massacring hundreds of thousands of Arabs in a years long process called the Nakba. And when you found a country based on racial exclusion, you're gonna get a culture that fosters and celebrates racial exclusion, because know. Countries that commit terrible atrocities rarely acknowledge committing those atrocities, and the presence of Palestinians who remained in Palestine became a constant reminder, enter.
Not only of the violence that founded Israel, but of the constantly looming threat that they might come back and try to reclaim their land. Every day, you can find videos coming out an Israel showing Israelis calling for all Arabs to die. Insulting the prophet Mohammed, Desecrating mosques. Spitting on Christians, mocking and celebrating the murder of Palestinians, in committing violent hate crimes against Palestinians, watching Gaza get carpet bombed from a cliffside for entertainment. Know.
But don't just go off these anecdotes. Let's look at some of the polls. 1 poll found that 2 thirds of Israeli teens believe Arabs to be less intelligent, uncultured, an inviolent. It also found that 50% of Israelis wouldn't live in the same building as Arabs, wouldn't befriend Arabs, wouldn't let their children befriend Arabs, and wouldn't let Arabs into their homes. Another poll found that 60% of Israeli Jews want segregation from Arabs.
Another poll found that half of Israeli Jews disagree with the statement, most Jews are better than most non Jews because they were born Jews. The poll also found that 88% of Israeli Jews would be disturbed if their a son befriended an Arab girl, and 90% would be disturbed if their daughter befriended an Arab boy. This poll found that about half of Israeli high schoolers don't think Arabs should have the right to vote. Another poll showed that almost half of Israeli Jews don't want Arabs teaching their kids. Not only are these views widely held in Israeli society, know.
They're also represented in government, which codifies these sentiments into law. For example, Israel is a law that says if an Israeli marries a Palestinian an or someone from several other regional Arab states, that person isn't allowed to move in with said Israeli. This law was passed in 2003, but it's been renewed every single year since. Israel also doesn't allow interreligious marriage to be performed in the country, which is meant to deter Jews from marrying non Jews. In 2018, Israel passed the nation state law, a law which has constitutional status, which says the right to exercise national self determination, I e, have rights, is the exclusive right of Jews, no one else.
There's also the Nakba law, which makes it illegal to acknowledge the Nakba, know the expulsions of Palestinians that were needed to found Israel. This would be like passing a law to make it illegal to talk about indigenous genocide or slavery in America. There's also the admissions committee law, which basically allows towns to operate panels that deny applications for entry based on sociocultural compatibility, which essentially just legalizes racist housing discrimination. In Israel, advocating genocide of Palestinians it doesn't hurt your chances of holding a high position in government. And in fact, in many cases, it helps.
In 2014, Israeli lawmaker, Ayat an Shaqid, wrote an unhinged rant on Facebook, calling all Palestinians enemy combatants and saying their mother should be killed for giving birth to, quote, little snakes. The next year, she was appointed a minister of justice by Benjamin Netanyahu. Know. Itamar Ben Gavir, a lifelong admirer of Merrick Khan in Arab exterminationist, a man who praised the Jewish settler who killed the Palestinian for throwing a rock at him. A man who was famously acquitted after being criminally charged for chanting death to Arabs is Israel's current minister of national security.
He's not some a fringe figure either. He's one of the most popular politicians in Israel right now. In the last few days, Israel's been working hard to cast itself as the victim, the victim of hatred, the victim of terrorism, the victim of anti semitism, that they have no choice but to lay siege to Gaza. Know. But underneath this carefully concocted victim complex is a racist, Jewish supremacist state that's been trying to finish the job that the Nakba started for decades.
Know this. And, really, this shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone. After all, they're literally cutting off water and electricity to a city of 2,000,000 people right now. Know. Their generals talk openly about flattening Gaza and killing the animals, meaning Palestinians.
It's obvious their goal is genocide.
@ImMeme0 - I Meme Therefore I Am ๐บ๐ธ
WATCH: Canadian journalist reporting on Israel- Palestine conflict 6 YEARS AGO. https://t.co/pZBdPBp9zZ
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During our time in Israel, we spoke to Palestinians, pollsters, Israeli politicians, journalists, and people with various viewpoints. We discovered that the security wall is mostly a fence, with only 5% being an actual wall. Palestinians can enter Israel after passing through airport-like security, but Israelis are prohibited from entering certain areas of the West Bank due to safety concerns. We also learned that Bethlehem, where Jesus was born, is inaccessible due to a large minaret and the glorification of suicide bombers. Additionally, we visited an Israeli military hospital that provides care to Syrians who have been victims of ISIS. These experiences have led me to question the feasibility of a two-state solution and believe that Israeli control is necessary for the preservation of this small piece of land.
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Speaker 0: You know, we've been on the ground here in Israel for the past several days, and I've seen a lot. And frankly, this has been 1 big myth busting trip. I came here with an open mind and I thought I'm open to see anything to hear from everyone. We've heard a lot of different opinions. Do not got me wrong.
We've talked to Palestinians. We've talked to pollsters. We've talked to Israeli members of the Knesset. We've talked to journalists. We've talked to people from the right, left, pro Palestinian, pro Israel, 2 state solution, 1 state solution.
Hell, there is no solution. Let me tell you some of the things that we found out while we were here. The security wall, it's not a wall. It's a giant fence. Only about 5% of it is a wall.
We found that Palestinians can actually freely come into Israel so long as they're not carrying any pipe bombs or explosive vests. They have to go through the the sort of security that's akin to essentially going through an airport. You know who can't go the other way? Yeah. It's actually the Jews.
It's actually Israel Israelis. They can't go into zone a. They can't go into the Palestinian, one part of the West Bank. That's according to to essentially self prohibition, but also because they know that if they go in there, There's a very good chance they will die. I'm a Christian.
I really would have liked to see Bethlehem while I was here, you know, where my Lord and savior was born. Can't. There's a giant minaret right there right now, and actually there are there are posters all over the place of suicide bombers who are essentially exalted, by the populace around now Muslim controlled Palestinian Bethlehem. I I should mention, by the way, that that also behind me is an Israeli military hospital were they treat just Israelis? No.
They actually treat a lot of Syrians there. Syrian woman who from ages 8 to 80 had been brutally raped by ISIS. I came here believing in the 2 state solution. I really did. I am at a point now where I frankly do not.
I believe, in a one state solution. I believe that the only way that this little sliver, a sliver of land that could fit into one of the smallest states, New Jersey, The only way that this little piece of sand, these rocks will remain free is if Israelis are in control of it. Because I'm worried that if you allow any portion of the West Bank or otherwise to become under Palestinian PLO, essentially terrorists or let alone Hamas control, it's gonna look like that.
@the_amanur - Amanur Rahman
Enough is enough " Israeli has been committing war crime in unprecedented level" #FreeFreePalestine https://t.co/FKdfJl9dk2
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War crimes against Palestinians are being committed on an unprecedented scale. We must tell our governments, both American and Israeli, that enough is enough. The bombardment, siege, and occupation must end. Palestinians have been denied their basic human rights, dignity, and freedom for too long. We will continue to fight for justice and a free Palestine.
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Speaker 0: Committing war crimes against Palestinians on an unprecedented scale. This is a moment of truth. History will judge us all. So we must say to our government and the American and the Israeli government's enough enough of the bombardment. Enough of the siege.
Enough of the occupation. For far too long, Palestinians have been deprived of their basic human rights, their dignity, and their freedom. We will not rest until we have justice. Free, free, Palestine.
@Johnpatrick500 - John P
See how Ken O'Keefe exposes the hypocrisy of BBC Journalist on The Palestinian/Israeli conflict. https://t.co/vXcZMlN6yF
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Nelson Mandela being labeled a terrorist by Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan is questioned, as the speaker demands evidence. They express support for Hamas and the right to self-defense, comparing it to the IRA's transformation. The speaker criticizes Israel's actions and accuses the United States government of being the biggest terrorist. They argue that Israel's government lies and does not want peace. The speaker defends the humanitarian aid on the ship and accuses Israel of constant lies. They reject the idea of docking in Ashdod and believe Israel does not intend to deliver aid. The speaker discusses their future plans, including a social enterprise project and potential involvement in future flotillas. They express responsibility for defending the ship and believe it was worth it.
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Speaker 0: Nelson Mandela was a terrorist according to Margaret Thatcher and, Ronald Reagan, so I guess maybe that man is falsely accused as well. Where's the evidence? Where's the evidence?
Speaker 1: But your isn't this changing the ground rules? I mean, this is in terms of what these
Speaker 0: people what do you
Speaker 1: know about AHH? What do you know about what they're doing?
Speaker 0: It's not my job to go and and Spend, time investigating every activity of every person that I deal with. I stand by what I've done, and I am proud to have stood shoulder to shoulder with my brothers From IHH and around the world who did the right thing. I'm with Hamas. To accept the unacceptable.
Speaker 1: And Hamas?
Speaker 0: And Hamas? You know what? The IRA is now part of the government in Ireland, but they were the terrorists of their day as well. If Hamas had been allowed an opportunity to give the political chance, the political process an opportunity, Maybe they would not be involved in violent resistance as they are. However, they have never been given an opportunity
Speaker 1: to call double standards. I mean, just as Double standard. Well, in of the way you are talking about what Israel does and what you're talking about Hamas does, people were critical of the IRA when it did what it did, and it was only when it turned to political means that it was deemed acceptable. Amnesty says of Hamas that it engaged in a campaign of abductions, deliberate and unlawful killings, and torture.
Speaker 0: I do not stand by anyone or any institution that violates human rights, however, what I will say
Speaker 1: Yes, I
Speaker 0: do. And I will say Absolutely. 100%. Without reservation, I support the right of self defense without any doubt. I would be involved myself in violent resistance If I were a citizen of Palestine or Iraq or Afghanistan, and if I were a citizen of the United States or Britain, And someone from halfway around the world came into my country and started stealing my land and killing my family, guess what?
I would defend my country as well. So I absolutely 100% defend the right of self defense, and I will never shy away from that. I will not join the long list of embarrassments Who condemned terrorism while forgetting to acknowledge that the biggest terrorist on the planet is the United States government for all of the terrorists around the world.
Speaker 1: Has the right to defend itself.
Speaker 0: Absolutely every country does, and it that's exactly why the hypocrisy and the lies of Israel are so transparent. Are you telling me we don't have the right To defend our defend ourselves? When I saw dead bodies on that ship and we were hitting people with bars and sticks, we don't have the right to defend ourselves, but they do, do they?
Speaker 1: Hamas doesn't recognize the right of Israel to exist.
Speaker 0: You know what that sounds like to me? That sounds like the African National Congress and Nelson Mandela refusing to accept apartheid and recognize apartheid. I say that Israel, if it wants to be a genuine partner in any kind of peace, Needs to destroy its whole ideology of Zionism. Zionism that makes other people goyim, who do not deserve to be in the Holy Land. That's The real problem.
If Israel will embrace every people, including Palestinians equally, human rights respected across the board, then I would challenge Hamas to change its charter And say, we will acknowledge Israel. But until that time, I see no difference between Nelson Mandela and Hamas in refusing to accept apartheid or the Zionist Israeli state.
Speaker 1: The Israeli government, their first Job is to defend their citizens. They have rocket attacks from Gaza. They have intercepted, in in 2009, the Frank op holding hundreds of tons of Of war material for Hezbollah, until 2002, the Karim A holding dozens of tons of weapons for Hamas Sailing to Gaza from Iran. They are trying to defend their right to exist. That is why they their argument is it's self defense.
Speaker 0: And if you believe that then I've got some swampland in Florida to sell you as well. If you wanted peace and you carried out the policies of Israel then you'd have To believe that these people are the biggest idiots ever. It's like America saying it wants peace yet conducting state sponsored terrorism in Iraq In Afghanistan, that's a lie. Israel is lying, they don't want peace Are
Speaker 1: they lying when they say there was no humanitarian aid
Speaker 0: to that? Israel to them, and the Zionist agenda, It's the end of the Zionist project. They don't want peace. It's a lie. It's an absolute lie, and the policies to any thinking person that reflect that I can't speak for Hamas.
I think that I I what I do know what I do know about Hamas is that they've actually done something to help their people. And they have also, I think, helped to give ammunition to their enemies by violating human rights and not doing everything that they should do To respect the rule of law. I'm not gonna sit here and defend Hamas any more than I'm gonna defend anyone who violates human rights. However, Hamas has done a lot to help its People. And for that, it has to be given credit.
And it also cannot be bought. And do you not think
Speaker 1: that the Israeli people would say that of their own government? They elected it.
Speaker 0: I actually think that the Israeli government It's a reflection of the propaganda that has made the Israeli people so ignorant of the facts.
Speaker 1: Or defensive. They are under constant rocket attack. They feel that they do.
Speaker 0: Do people have the rocket attacks killed? These are glorified fireworks against the 4th largest military in the world with the latest technology Jean, weapons of mass
Speaker 1: destruction. 3000 rockets out of Gaza in
Speaker 0: the Gaza. 3,000 rockets that killed how many people?
Speaker 1: The point is that Israel is feeling Israel feels under threat.
Speaker 0: I think the rockets are a desperate attack.
Speaker 1: Let's go back to what was on your let's talk about what was on your ship, because Israel says that there was no humanitarian aid on that ship. We
Speaker 0: had, passengers on that ship who are expressing their humanity in a way that's a form of humanitarian aid that was not the primary cargo ship, to deny that the cargo ships, which were also confiscated, didn't have things like cement, Didn't have thing like wheelchairs, didn't have thing like medical supplies is another lie. But that's just it. Israel just lies incessantly.
Speaker 1: So why not? If you wanted to get this human aid Through to the people of Gaza. Why not do what they said? Dock in the port of Ashdod in Israel and allow even an Egypt or an international organization to deliver the aid?
Speaker 0: Because it would be acting like a fool who believes that Israel has any intention of actually delivering all the aid that you're bringing. They don't allow cementing, they don't allow building supplies, and they don't allow all sorts of things to the point that you have an unemployment rate that is the highest in the world, a poverty rate that's African levels, you have Children who were malnourished and anemic, you have terrible, terrible hardship. Obviously Israel doesn't want to let all the supplies in their car.
Speaker 1: So when Israel conducts This inquiry that it is into what happened
Speaker 0: It's a farce joke, and we all know that.
Speaker 1: Even though it has David Trimble and Ken Watkin it, the Canadian, and you're an Irish
Speaker 0: credit yourself now, David Trimble, don't you? You know?
Speaker 1: If they asked you, would you give them evidence?
Speaker 0: Absolutely, I'm giving evidence right now. I have nothing to hide.
Speaker 1: Would you go back to Israel to give them evidence?
Speaker 0: I'm seriously considering that. Because you know what? There are Thousands of political prisoners from Palestine, my brothers and sisters who I consider to be my family, who don't have the same opportunity that I do. They don't have that shining light on me. They don't have BBC interviewing me, yet they're sitting there in prison not having access to their family, and they're my brothers and sisters, so I'm thinking about it very, very seriously, Even though I know there is no justice in Israel
Speaker 1: Do you fear for your life? You've talked about the fact that you might be
Speaker 0: I believe in what Malcolm X When he was asked what is the price for freedom? Malcolm said the price for freedom is death, and if you're not willing to pay that price then don't use that word in your vocabulary.
Speaker 1: Did you think you were going to die when you were on the Mavi Malmo?
Speaker 0: No, I thought we need to defend this ship, we need to succeed in this mission, we need to end this blockade, that was what was running through my thoughts.
Speaker 1: You used to be a US Marine. You've moved quite a long way from that.
Speaker 0: Thank god for that.
Speaker 1: You burnt your American passport.
Speaker 0: I renounced my US citizenship formally because I do not agree to the terms of citizenship. I refuse to pay into a tax system that's being used to commit mass murder, war crimes, and crimes against humanity.
Speaker 1: Your anger, How will you use it next?
Speaker 0: Based on love, and that's why I do what I do.
Speaker 1: How will you use it next? What will you do?
Speaker 0: I've been involved in a project Called Aloha Palestine, a social enterprise intending to do safe trade with Gaza, to bring in items counter to what Israel is getting from Britain and the United States weapons of mass destruction, small arms, and things like that to bring in safe trade items such as things that are needed for the civilian population to live a decent life, And that is a problem that we need to address in this world is the absolute lack of the palestinian people to exercise self determination, and Living on aid is not the answer, so my focus is trade. And if I can't be the director of that policy Well,
Speaker 1: let's just go on the other side, because a lot is focused on the import, getting stuff into Gaza. Surely the best thing for the Ghasan people would be to allow to export all that they do.
Speaker 0: Yeah, and they have millions of carnations that they could be Reporting and they feed it to livestock because it's not allowed out. Is that a security measure for his marijuana? What do
Speaker 1: you do next? Is it another is it another trip on a a ship in to try to Break the naval blockade which will stay.
Speaker 0: You know, I have a family. I'm a father. I have a beautiful son, a beautiful wife, and I have, Some responsibility to them, but I have a greater responsibility to the world that I live in. I don't know that it's possible for me to not be on the next flotilla, And I'd really like to say publicly right now, Hugo Chavez, you need to be on that flotilla. Nelson Mandela, if you can possibly do it, you need to be on that flotilla.
Anyone who's serious, who has any real influence in this world, who really cares about justice, you need to be on that flotilla. We will end this Blockade, and that's where I intend to be, on that next flotilla.
Speaker 1: The chances of any of them going on that flotilla presumably were reduced when there was violence. Do you feel in any way responsible, On the behalf of those on the ship for the violence that came from it.
Speaker 0: I feel responsible for defending that ship and the mission which was intended to protect Innocent civilians who are being collectively punishment in a collectively punished in a policy which would only be considered insane by any thinking compassionate person.
Speaker 1: So it was worth it?
Speaker 0: It was absolutely worth it. We need to do it again.
Speaker 1: Ken O'Keefe, thank you for coming on Hard Talk.
Speaker 0: Thank you.
@100_alpha - Alpha100
A look at what a 16 yr old #Palestinian endured in their lifetime. 2007/born: #Israeli blockade 2008/1yr: #Israel killed 1400 2012/5: #Israel killed 87 2014/7: #Israel killed 2310 2021/14: #Israel killed 260 2023/16: #Israel killed 21000+ IF U WERE THIS 16 yr old WHAT WOULD U DO? https://t.co/vyP13rR3Fi
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An average 16-year-old Palestinian has experienced a lifetime of violence and conflict. From birth, they have endured an Israeli blockade and deadly assaults. At age 5, they survived an 8-day assault that claimed many lives. At 7, they witnessed a 50-day Israeli onslaught resulting in numerous Palestinian casualties. As a young teenager, they saw the aftermath of Israeli attacks that lasted 11 days. Now, at 16, they are living through what is described as a genocidal war, with over 16,248 people killed, including more than 7,112 children.
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Speaker 0: Let's take a look at what an average 16 year old has endured in their lifetime. At birth, an Israeli land, air, and sea blockade has affected every aspect axe. Nearly 1400 Palestinians were killed during Israel's Operation Cast Lead. 320 were children. Then in 2012, when the child would be 5 years old, they would have survived an 8 day assault that killed more than 80 people, most of them women and children.
At age 7, the child would have endured a 50 day Israeli onslaught. At least 2,310 Palestinians were killed in 2014, 551 were children. As a young teenager, he or she would have witnessed the aftermath of Israeli attacks that lasted 11 days. Ask 60 Palestinians were killed, 67 were children. And now, another war on Gaza, this one far worse than any other.
At age 16 today, an average Palestinian child is living through what's been described as genocide, 60 days of war in which more than 16,248 people have been killed, more than 7,112 of them, children.
@StopArabHate - Stop Arab Hate
๐จWhy is the tech industry so openly anti-Palestinian? Here are 10 examples from professionals at companies like OpenAI, Facebook, and Disney Sam Altman wrote that Palestinians in tech fear speaking up. Is that surprising when these views are tolerated? https://t.co/kfyR5J3wfo
@soldierhh22 - SoldierHH22
@WLMCalifornia NO MORE ISRAHELL CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY #NeverAgainIsNow https://x.com/truthprovidero7/status/1747224318424363067?s=20
@truthprovidero7 - TruthAlwaysComesOut
TRY TO FACT CHECK THESE CHECK FULL THREAD ๐ TO KNOW WHY AND WHO IS DESTROYING YOUR COUNTRY https://t.co/R96PuZArxX
@CensoredMen - Censored Men
๐จ๐ฒ๐พ#BREAKING: Ian Miles Cheong has DELETED his tweets supporting Israel's "right to exist" and Israel's "right to defend itself." https://t.co/PGqB5ut0IG
@QueenXhearts3 - BorderWatch Princess๐๐จ๐ง๐
@arthurkwonlee AH Speech about Palestine ๐ฉ๐ช๐ต๐ธ๐ฎโ ๏ธ https://t.co/azs6irWrCJ
@LuisyMorgan - Luisy Morgan
Humanity is being humiliated in Palestine and Israel is doing it well. https://t.co/fUdgkj7Wel
@jakeshieldsajj - Jake Shields
Here is proof that Israel controls our politicians and that a Jewish person is writing all of their pro-Israel tweets https://t.co/glreUyGTM1
@AssalRad - Assal Rad
Itโs incredible how much Western media avoids using โIsraelโ for stories involving Israel. https://t.co/QoWT8dXQp0
@Anna_AnninaEl - Ania Lewandovska ๐
76 years and 9 months of genocide on Palestinian children. #GazaGenocideโ #DismantleIsrael https://t.co/KwveIuzV9c
@KenOKeefe1TJP - Ken O'Keefe
๐ต๐ธ ๐ฎ๐ฑ Gaza 2010 vs Gaza 2024 Remember, "they" have been committing these crimes consistently for decades. https://t.co/XceoT7Eqjb
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Medical equipment in Gaza shows the harsh reality. An Israeli airstrike in Rafa caused a deadly bombing, setting tents and cars on fire in a safe zone. The building is destroyed, with parts collapsing. Life in Gaza is difficult.
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Speaker 0: Apparently, this is, medical, medical equipment. This is life in Gaza for you. Life in Gaza.
Speaker 1: Overnight, fire and horror in Rafa. An Israeli airstrike at account for displaced civilians setting tents and cars aflame. 1 of the deadliest bombings in Rafa of the entire war. The Red Crescent says it happened in a designated safe zone.
Speaker 0: And we don't have we don't have lights properly, but, just hear something out there as well. But, the explosion, this building actually can't be very safe. It's been totally decimated and actually part of the building is falling right now. Gonna And, we, in here.
@curious10665 - Curious10665 ๐บ๐ธ
How does Israel keep doing this day after day. ๐ข https://t.co/UWKHUel45c
@Ahmed_hassan_za - Ahmed Hassan ๐พ๐ช ุฃุญู ุฏ ุญุณู ุฒูุฏ
When you sleep and wake up, Israel will have killed 40 Palestinians . This is what was happening during 300 days. Israel was killing 130 Palestinians every day https://t.co/NUlq2IVuwI
@RyanRozbiani - Ryan Rozbiani
The Story of Horrors Faced By Palestine in the Past 76 Years This is what Israel Hides https://t.co/fMOODneWvb
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Jerusalem, the capital of Palestine, was once a thriving, diverse nation with a strong economy and culture. The British government's Balfour Declaration led to tensions, as it aimed to establish a Jewish state, which Arabs opposed. This period marked the Nakba, or catastrophe, for Palestinians, as many were displaced during the conflict. The murder of UN mediator Count Bernadotte and the expulsion of Arabs from cities like Jaffa, Haifa, and Jerusalem followed. Mass media often sided with Israelis, overlooking the struggles of the Palestinians. Despite the ongoing conflict, there are calls for solidarity and support for both sides, emphasizing the complexity of the situation and the challenges in the peace process.
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Speaker 0: Amid the fabled hills of Judea in Southwest Asia stands Jerusalem, the capital of Palestine.
Speaker 1: Palestine was a a thriving, populous country with a strong economy, with a political life, with a very strong culture, very diverse, very tolerant, going back as long as far as history can record.
Speaker 2: This British government policy in Palestine, a policy which if continued, would surely have as a result the replacement of the Arabs by the Jews. The British government imposed the Balfour Declaration which is abhorred by all Arabs in the Near East.
Speaker 1: And the new Jewish state is born.
Speaker 3: It's the Nakba, which means catastrophe in Arabic. The world's story has been not put up with God's game and battle rest determined to defend the state after so much of struggle and effort and sacrifice and longing, rare from the centuries that finally, by the grace of
Speaker 2: god, in Greek countries. Stop the war in Palestine.
Speaker 0: The murder of the United Nations mediator, Count Dibbernardot.
Speaker 2: Haganard troops have driven the Arabs out of the beleaguered city, taking many
Speaker 0: Jaffa itself has become an almost deserted city, most of the 70,000 inhabitants having left where the state of Israel was proclaimed.
Speaker 1: Entire cities were taken. Entire cities, Haifa, Ramre, Lyric, Biafra, Jerusalem, and on and on and on. Entire cities.
Speaker 4: Your mass media, the West Egg mass media, always beside the Israelis,
Speaker 2: and you are forgetting completely
Speaker 4: this organized tourism. You used to condemn this terrible attack on the south of your place. And you said that we accept
Speaker 2: the raid, but it was a
Speaker 4: little bit more than required. I don't see any possibility to move forward in the peace process
Speaker 0: We will stand with you in solidarity, and we want you to win.
Speaker 2: This is the war. I got it.
Speaker 3: We stand with Israel.
@MaxtheCrowhouse - Max Igan
There is a Genocide Happening in Gaza. And it didn't begin on Oct 7th 2023. It's been ongoing for decades. https://t.co/q6oup4kocf
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This is an unprovoked attack, and they want to make it seem that way. There are claims of horrific acts, including babies being harmed. However, CNN reports that Israel cannot confirm these specific claims. The original video of kidnapped children was published before the Hamas attack. They will portray themselves as victims while using images of the oppressed. Efforts will be made to limit the reach of posts about this situation, but the truth will remain clear for those who seek it.
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Speaker 0: This is an unprovoked attack. They would make you feel that it was unprovoked.
Speaker 1: Babies, their heads cut off.
Speaker 0: They're gonna circulate this information so that the whole world believes it. Pictures of terrorists beheading children.
Speaker 1: This morning, CNN reported that Israel cannot confirm the specific claim that babies were beheaded. She claims Israeli children kidnapped and kept in cages. We found the original video was in fact published a few days before the Hamas attack.
Speaker 0: They're gonna play the victim in any way possible. They're gonna stand with the oppressor, ironically, using pictures from the oppressed. They're gonna reduce your reach every time you post about it. But the truth will always be clear for those who are willing to find it.
@RyanRozbiani - Ryan Rozbiani
This is the history of Palestine and Palestinians for the last 5,000 years, starting in 2,700 BC. https://t.co/5x47sarzTw
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Palestine, located between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River, has been a significant crossroads of the Middle East for thousands of years. It has been the site of numerous conflicts and has seen various civilizations, including the ancient Jewish kingdom of David, the Phoenicians, and the Romans. In the 7th century, Arabs captured the region from the Byzantines, followed by the Abbasid dynasty. The Crusaders established a Latin kingdom in the 11th century, which lasted for 200 years until the Mamluks took control. In the 16th century, the Ottomans incorporated the area into their empire. Throughout history, these diverse cultures have left their mark, and Palestinians view themselves as the heirs to this rich heritage.
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Speaker 0: Palestine is the name used since Greek and Roman times to describe the land at the eastern end of the Mediterranean between the sea and the Jordan river. For 1000 of years, Palestine has been the crossroads of the Middle East, on the great trading routes that link the orient with the Mediterranean, Africa with Asia. Palestine has been fought over countless times. And many civilizations have left their traces on a land steeped in history. The ancient Jewish kingdom of David once flourished here, until destroyed by the Assyrians.
The Phoenicians were superseded by the Romans, whose province of Palestine was made up of many major cities. The Arabs captured Palestine from the Byzantines in the 7th Century. And the Abbasid dynasty succeeded the Umayyads. The crusaders conquered the area at the end of the 11th century. And for 200 years, a Latin kingdom ruled over part of the land until falling to the mamaluk sultans from Egypt.
In the 16th century, the whole region was absorbed by the Ottomans into the Turkish Empire, ruled from Constantinople. All these peoples and cultures have come and gone over the centuries. And all have left behind something marking their presence. The Palestinians see themselves as heirs and successors to this rich tradition.
@posobitch - Jack PosoBitch
*ELAAD ELIAHU* This is the WH Correspondent for @Timcast. https://t.co/E44SXVO12v
