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@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed
ISRAEL BREAKS INTERNATIONAL LAW https://t.co/204xqnCtDK
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Hamas breached international law by targeting innocent civilians, which was condemned worldwide. However, Israel has been consistently breaching international law for decades by occupying Palestinian land, enforcing an apartheid system, and attacking Palestinian civilians. World leaders, including our government, have repeatedly stated that Israel has the right to defend itself, despite knowing the consequences. This has allowed Israel to bombard civilians, enforce displacement, and deny essential supplies to the Palestinian population. The international community fails to acknowledge Palestine's right to defend itself, even in situations where they are met with military assaults and killings. It is crucial for countries like Ireland to lead the way in calling for immediate ceasefires, international intervention, and a just peace settlement for a free and independent Palestine.
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Speaker 0: Kankora, let us be very clear. Hamas breached international law on the 7th October. Hamas targeted innocent civilians in the most callous and inhumane manner, and their actions have been rightly condemned by right thinking people across the world. But we should also be very clear: Israel has breached international law not just on every day since October 7th, but virtually every single day for decades. Israel occupies Palestinian land against international law.
Israel blockades Palestinian territory against international law. Israel builds and expands illegal settlements against international law. Israel enforces an apartheid system that restricts the movements of Palestinians and denies their fundamental rights against international law. And Israel regularly and systematically attacks and kills Palestinian civilians against international law. So the question that must be answered by all of us in political life, is this.
How does the world respond to flagrant abuses of International law? When it comes to the horrendous war crimes of Hamas, the response was very clear and very consistent. World leaders queued up to say Israel has the right to defend itself. 1 after another repeated the words, the great and the good, including our government, Israel has the right to defend itself, repeated in statement after statement, tweet after tweet, despite the full knowledge that those words have become contaminated. The words Israel has the right to defend itself means, in practice, that Israel takes that right as license to bombard civilians, to bomb schools, hospitals and other civilian infrastructure and it is now being taken as license to enforce the displacement of 1,000,000 people from one end of an open air prison to another, to deny food, energy, medical supplies to a besieged civilian population, to actually deny them water, to ensure that children, the sick, The disabled, the elderly will literally die of thirst.
Israel has the right to defend itself, has now become cover, for Israel has the right to commit genocide right in front of our eyes. How come we never hear the words Palestine has the right to defend itself. Not when a humanitarian flotilla bringing essential supplies to Gaza is met with a military assault and the murder by Israel of 9 unarmed activists not when Palestinians march in peaceful protests against a legal blockade and are met again with a military assault and the murder of 300 of them not after the countless bombings of Gaza by Israeli forces, not even when Israel targeted and murdered 4 little Palestinian boys playing football on a beach and not when Palestinians were dragged from their homes and forced to watch as those homes were destroyed to allow for new illegal Israeli settlements on lands that are clearly defined in international law as part of Palestine and not after the countless offensive attacks by Israel against the people of Gaza or the West Bank. Have we or any heard anybody in this house or any Western leader uttered the words, Palestine has the right to defend itself. And why not?
And by the way, I'm not asking you to say those words. And in fact, it's just as well you don't because we all know that the people of Palestine can't defend themselves, not against one of the most powerful military forces in the in the world that is backed up by even more powerful military forces. The truth is that the people of Palestine, just like the innocent people of Israel, don't need the international community to tell them that their leaders have the right to inflict more bombings, more pain, more suffering. They need the international community to say stop, to say release the hostages, to say stop the bombings, the siege, the slaughter. They need the international community to tell Israel to stop the blockade, stop the apartheid, stop the annexation, to stop the genocide, and they need countries to lead the way.
And Ireland should be one of those countries that leads the way. We know colonialism. We know oppression. We know conflict. But we also know conflict resolution.
We know peace building. We know nation building. And because of what we know, what our history has taught us, our call tonight must be clear: immediate, full and unequivocal ceasefires and a decisive international intervention that leads to negotiations and to a lasting and just peace settlement and to at long last to a free, sovereign, and independent Palestine.
@Sprinter99800 - Sprinter
The Israeli plan for the Gaza Strip is circulating on the Internet. https://t.co/bf87J9gnUl
@Thekeksociety - DR. Kek
IS GAZA A 15 MINUTE CITY? https://t.co/xBR4Y2RCkS
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Gaza serves as a prototype for the concept of a 15-minute city. However, it is characterized by AI machine guns, constant surveillance, controlled existence, lack of rights, prosperity, and basic necessities like food and water. This scenario resembles a prison planet, similar to Palestine. The aim of globalism is to eliminate war by eradicating nations, but this could lead to continuous warfare against those who resist or refuse to submit to globalist control. The unfolding situation in Gaza and Palestine provides a glimpse of what may await us in the future.
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Speaker 0: You want to imagine a 15 minute city? Just look at Gaza. Gaza is the first it's the prototype of the 15 minute city. It has AI machine guns mounted above the gates, constant surveillance, the controlled existence, the lack of rights, the lack of prosperity, obviously, The inability to even get sufficient food or water. Water is something that people understand.
You described the worst case scenario of prison planet. You're just describing Palestine. They say they want globalism to eliminate war because without nations, you won't have war. This is what awaits us. You won't have wars between 2 armies from 2 nations will have endless continuous war on anybody who resists, on anybody who refuses to give in on anybody who does not willingly submit themselves to the globalist masters.
We can't see how what awaits us is already being rolled out in Gaza and Palestine. Guess you'll just have to wait till it's here.
@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed
AFTER ETHNIC CLEANSING ISRAELI PLANS TO BUILD A FUTURISTIC CITY IN GAZA https://t.co/HDWQw5xvO8
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Israel plans to build a new city called Nova City in Gaza. The speaker questions why Israel's anti-missile defense system failed to intercept hundreds of missiles launched by Hamas. They also mention a document called Plan Dalat from 1948, which allegedly details a plan for genocide in Gaza. The speaker believes that the attacks were part of a plot and criticizes the lack of police presence during the attacks. They claim that Nova City is a business plan and accuse Israel of trying to ethnically cleanse the Palestinians in Gaza.
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Speaker 0: The new city that Israel wants to build in Gaza's place is called Nova City. Okay? Nova City is a business plan. Let's let's now actually look at the facts that actually happened. Hamas sent hundreds maybe thousands of primitive missiles to a country that is the best in anti missile defense systems.
Hundreds of missiles were not intercepted by Israeli. How can that be? If they are a country that has the best anti missile defense system. But also let me tell you something else. Something else that also blows my mind is something called the plan Dalat.
Have you heard the plan Dalat? It is a document that was published in 1948 by Israeel. This is available online by the way. Plan Dalat. You can look it up yourself.
1948, a plan for genocide. There are multiple clauses in this document that are detailed and explain how ghazah attacks are going to be in the near future. As they are happening right now.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 0: This was always planned. This was always plotted. They wanted Hamas just send these primitive missiles that will not be intercepted by a country that has the best anti gun.
Speaker 1: For 8 hours, and and nothing happened for 8 hours apparently.
Speaker 0: There were no cops in the whole city. Yeah.
Speaker 1: But how is that possible?
Speaker 0: And now all of a sudden, there's this new city futuristic, looks like Tokyo slash Dubai slash Miami slash everything with roller coasters all around the city and water slides and skyscrapers called Nova City, that's going to take place on the Gaza Strip. It will be on the shore, it will be on the Gaza Strip. This is a business plan. Hamas Palestinians. It's genocide, brother, trying to ethnically cleanse these people.
They don't want this type of race to exist.
@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed
ISRAEL DESTROYING GAZA TO MAKE IT UNLIVEABLE https://t.co/vkL3hm3eBv
@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed
HOW AMERICA SEES UKRAINE V PALESTINE https://t.co/SGSlKYpyxh
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It's hard to see those images and think any rational leader would do that. We can all agree on his wickedness. War is brutal, messy, and innocent people will suffer. I wish it wasn't true, but it is.
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Speaker 0: It's difficult to look at the Sorry. It's difficult to look at some
Speaker 1: of the images and imagine that any well thinking, serious, mature leader would do that. So I can't talk to his psychology, but, I think we can all speak to his depravity. This is war. It is combat. It is bloody.
It is ugly, And it's gonna be messy. And innocent civilians are going to be hurt going forward. I wish I could tell you something different. I wish that that wasn't gonna happen, but it is it is going to happen.
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The destruction in Gaza prompts us to question the path humanity is on. If we accept the evil happening there, we are complicit in a diseased society. The use of AI for targeted killings shows a dark future. We must decide whether to continue down this path or seek revolutionary change. Gaza is a catalyst for reevaluating our worldview and choosing a different future.
@caitoz - Caitlin Johnstone
The main reason I’ve focused so hard on Gaza these last six months isn’t so much because of how evil and horrific Israel’s mass atrocity is in and of itself, but because it’s so intimately intertwined with all our world’s other problems, and with the future of the human species. In a very real way, the destruction of Gaza appears to be a moment in history where humanity is collectively mulling over whether it wants to keep behaving in a crazy, self-destructive way and continue along its trajectory into dystopia and toward self-inflicted extinction, or abandon this madness and push for something better. Whether it wants to keep buying into the lies and propaganda and tacitly consenting to the psychopathic murderousness of the powerful, or let the light of truth shine in. A live-streamed genocide happening right out in the open forces a civilization to start asking questions about itself. If something like this can happen in plain view of everyone, and the people in charge not only do nothing but actively facilitate it, then you have to start wondering if everything about your entire nation is deranged, and if everything you’ve been told about the world is a lie. If something so nakedly evil — undisguised by anything besides a thin veneer of Zionist gaslighting telling us we’re not seeing what we’re seeing — can be allowed to stand by those we’ve entrusted to run things, then it means our entire society is diseased. Our government. Our political systems. Our media. Our education systems. Our worldviews. Our culture. It’s all rotted and corrupted, right down to the core. The future we are being shown through the window of Gaza is dark. Dark, dark, dark, dark. They’re currently using artificial intelligence to create kill lists and to determine when its targets will be at home with their families to ensure maximum civilian deaths. We used to worry about a dark future where humans send machines to go kill people indiscriminately, but it turns out it’s actually happening the other way around — we’re programming machines to tell us who to kill. The horror in our present dystopia isn’t so much autonomous murderbots as ethical decisions about killing being outsourced to AI. We’re being asked to accept this and move forward in this direction into the future. We’re being asked to walk into the future holding the assumption that it’s fine and normal for our governments to knowingly support an unforgivable act of mass slaughter upon the inhabitants of a giant concentration camp. We’re being asked to walk into the future holding the assumption that it’s fine and normal for the mass media to lie and distort and misinform the public about a matter of such urgent importance day after day, month after month. We’re being asked to walk into the future holding the assumption that it’s fine and normal for a blatant genocide to take place right in front of our faces, and then move on as though nothing happened. And right now we’re collectively ruminating on the question of whether we’re going to decide to do those things, or if we’re going to decide to do something else instead. The Gaza genocide is such a massive thing in and of itself — the injustice, the murder, the loss, the unfathomable suffering. But what’s happening in Gaza is also about so much more than Gaza. It’s a moment in history where humanity is thinking seriously about real revolutionary change, and weighing the options between that and continuing along this tired old blood-soaked path we’ve been travelling on for millennia. Gaza proves that our entire civilization is cancerous, and that everything we’ve been doing has failed. When you come across information which blows apart your worldview in your personal life, you can either collapse under the weight of cognitive dissonance until you find some way to plug yourself back into the comforting lies, or you can set about the hard work of forming a new way of looking at things. That’s the sort of moment we’re being collectively offered with Gaza. We’ll either accept the invitation, or continue our slide into darkness.
@caitoz - Caitlin Johnstone
Gaza Asks Us A Question About What Kind Of Future We Want To Have https://www.caitlinjohnst.one/p/gaza-asks-us-a-question-about-what
Gaza Asks Us A Question About What Kind Of Future We Want To Have
Listen to a reading of this article (reading by Tim Foley): The main reason I’ve focused so hard on Gaza these last six months isn’t so much because of how evil and horrific Israel’s mass atrocity is in and of itself, but because it’s so intimately intertwined with all our world’s other problems, and with the future of the human species.
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@caitoz - Caitlin Johnstone
@JoyBoyKanki - Kanki
The United States of Israel https://t.co/ciXMeUsyfj
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On 9/11, a woman saw 5 Middle Eastern-looking men filming and celebrating the burning towers in New Jersey. They were Israelis dubbed the "dancing Israelis," arrested but released by Michael Chertoff. Chertoff also released 200 arrested in a spy ring. The Israelis claimed they were documenting the event, raising questions about prior knowledge.
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Speaker 0: How many people know that on the morning of 911, a lady looked out of her apartment in New Jersey looking over to the burning tower, the first one, and saw 5 Middle Eastern looking men filming it, high fiving and cheering. She took them to be Arabic. She called the police. The police eventually tracked them down. They're traveling around in a white van.
They were Israelis. They became known as the dancing Israelis. They were arrested and kept in custody for 71 days until the ultra Zionist head of the criminal division of the justice department, Michael Shertoff, released them. And how many people know that the same Michael Shertoff released the 200 arrested in the spy ring? And they went back to Israel.
These 5 dancing Israelis, 2 of which were known by the police to be, Mossad agents, said that they were there to document the event. Well, hold on. How did you know it was gonna
@RealAlexJones - Alex Jones
The Zionist Death Grip On The United States Government https://t.co/fKJ5QG5oWE
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Anti-Semitic mobs on college campuses call for Israel's annihilation, sparking outrage. Allegations of US government ties to Israel, including the USS Liberty incident and 9/11 dancing Israelis, are discussed. Suspicious Israeli art students in the World Trade Center pre-9/11 are linked to Gelatin and E Team projects. Infowars reporter Greg Reese covers these events, urging viewers to visit his website and support Infowars. Infowars promotes turmeric-based supplement for health benefits.
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Anti-Semitic groups on college campuses calling for Israel's destruction are condemned. Allegations of US government connections to Israel, such as the USS Liberty attack and 9/11 dancing Israelis, are raised. Suspicious Israeli art students in the World Trade Center before 9/11 are tied to Gelatin and E Team projects. Infowars reporter Greg Reese reports on these incidents, encouraging viewers to visit his website and support Infowars. Infowars promotes a turmeric-based supplement for health benefits.
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Speaker 0: What's happening in America's college campuses is horrific. Anti Semitic mobs have taken over leading universities. They call for the annihilation of Israel. It's unconscionable. It has to be stopped.
It has to be condemned and condemned unequivocally.
Speaker 1: When Netanyahu demanded that the protests against Israel be stopped, the US government complied because our members of congress have all been bought and paid for with tax on their on their official website because they don't have to register under the foreign agents registration act, which requires agents of foreign principles to register and provide transparency. Beginning in 1962, they were known as the American Zionist Council, and president John f Kennedy was ordering them to register as a foreign agent. Along with members of the US government, the Zionists fought against this. In October of 1963, forms were prepared for them to register. But the next month, JFK was assassinated, and Israel has never been asked to register since.
4 years later, Israel attacked the USS Liberty, murdering dozens of Americans and injuring over a 100. The US government helped them cover it up as an accident. On the day of 911, 5 Israelis who were seen photographing the collapse of the Twin Towers and celebrating were arrested and detained for several weeks. In documents later released by FOIA requests, the FBI redacted their faces in pictures where they were posing in front of the burning towers and described them as being happy and jovial. One of them stated, Israel now has hope that the world will understand us.
The end of the declassified document asks if they had foreknowledge of the event and were there to film it, and the answer was redacted. As soon as they were released, they returned to Israel and went on television where they confirmed that the answer was yes.
Speaker 2: The fact of the matter is we are coming from a country that experiences terror daily. Our purpose was to document the event.
Speaker 1: The dancing Israelis had fake student IDs, and several accounts of suspicious Israeli art students were reported to be infiltrating government buildings. Over a 100 of these Israeli art students were arrested. Fox News reported that these art students served in military intelligence and explosive ordinance units.
Speaker 2: The majority of those questioned, quote, stated they served in military intelligence, electronic surveillance intercept, and or explosive ordinance units.
Speaker 1: In March of 2000, several of these Mossad art students were living in the World Trade Center as part of the World Views artist in residence program. They occupied floors 9091, where walls were unfinished and structural beams were exposed. A member of this group of artists, Hanan Sarfati, was arrested by the DEA as part of the Israeli spy ring, but the identities of an additional 14 Israelis who were with him have never been released to the public. These Israeli artists were sharing the space with a group of Austrian artists known as Gelatin, who were working on a project called the b thing that involved removing windows on the 91st floor of the North Tower. A small balcony was constructed for people to stand on while photographs were taken by a helicopter.
Another group called E Team managed the helicopter with the designation number n 66 6 l h. This helicopter was to be in an art exhibit memorializing this project scheduled for September 11, 2001. In March of 2001, e team had an art project called 127 Windows. Officially, they were going to write their name on the exterior of the tower. They had an artist's rendering of what the project was supposed to look like, but it never appears to have happened.
And on 911, American Airlines flight 11 crashed into the exact spot where they were supposedly preparing to do this. In 2001, Gelatin published a book on the project and described it as conspiratorial work. It includes a drawing of someone falling head first from the 91st floor with the words 300 meters of pure pleasure. Gelatin was originally spelled the same as the explosive, but was officially changed in 2005. And the 9 11 commission report does not mention Gelatin, Eteem, or any of the Israeli Mossad art students.
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@Kholoud24583790 - Kholoud
The United States is leading the genocidal campaign in #Gaza. https://t.co/ZNhHiGl9TF
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The Israelis were using American weapons in Gaza, likely targeting civilians intentionally. Dropping 6,000 bombs daily, they killed 35,000 civilians. The speaker, an intelligence officer, was troubled by the indiscriminate targeting of Palestinian civilians made possible by US weapons.
Translation: The Israelis used American weapons in Gaza, likely targeting civilians intentionally. Dropping 6,000 bombs daily, they killed 35,000 civilians. The speaker, an intelligence officer, was troubled by the indiscriminate targeting of Palestinian civilians made possible by US weapons.
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Speaker 0: Were the Israelis using American weapons against civilians in Gaza?
Speaker 1: I can say almost certainly yes,
Speaker 0: but were they doing so intentionally?
Speaker 1: I don't know how you kill 35,000 civilians by accident. They were dropping 6,000 bombs a day. They were burning through munitions,
Speaker 0: exhausting their supply.
Speaker 1: You know, it was very easy to link our support, which I was part of, to the the killing in Gaza.
Speaker 2: What bothered this intelligence officer specializing in the Middle East the most? His view that the Israelis were targeting Palestinian civilians indiscriminately and that US weapons made it possible.
@AdameMedia - ADAM
🚨Israel to annex northern Gaza and expel Palestinians using "surrender or starve" strategy - Haaretz https://t.co/ZBccywATF3
@RyanRozbiani - Ryan Rozbiani
Former US Special Forces Sniper Confirms what Israel is doing to Gaza is NOT WAR https://t.co/qbdZKi1c0b
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I know war, and what’s happening in Palestine is not a war; it’s genocide and ethnic cleansing aimed at taking land from a specific people. This is fundamentally wrong. As an American and a patriot, I feel compelled to speak out against this injustice. The fact that US taxpayers are funding this situation adds to the frustration. We must put an end to this.
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Speaker 0: I know war. What's going on in Palestine right now is not a war. My name is Alan Shabaro. I was with 3rd Special Forces Group. I was a sniper, assaulter, and a breacher.
I know war. What's going on in Palestine right now is not a war. It's the genocide. It's the ethnic cleansing of a specific people to take their land. This is wrong, and there's nothing more American than than speaking out against what's wrong.
The US taxpayer is paying for this, which makes it even more frustrating. I'm paying for this. I am an American. I'm an a patriot. This needs to stop.
This needs to stop.
@RyanRozbiani - Ryan Rozbiani
Biden Created the Foundation for Trump's Mass Displacement plan for Gaza This is an amazing breakdown of everything we need to know https://t.co/0Vqr3Iwv1a
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Biden enabled the war in Gaza, but Trump is planning something far worse: a massive population transfer dwarfing previous displacements. Many were wrong to assume Trump would be better, especially after seeing him with hostage families and his envoy pushing for a ceasefire. Trump aims to take over Gaza as US property, turning it into a "paradise," essentially for Israeli settlers.
Netanyahu now has a mandate to continue the war. Trump's actions undermine the ceasefire deal, jeopardizing hostage releases. Hamas is now less incentivized to release hostages. There are also ominous signs regarding the West Bank and potential annexation. This is no longer about Hamas, but about forcibly displacing Palestinians, a clear act of ethnic cleansing. If this continues, the Middle East will react strongly, and every Israeli will feel the consequences.
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Speaker 0: Former US president Joe Biden was rightly called out for making The US the quartermaster general for Israel's genocidal campaign in Gaza. But Biden did more than enable a war to continue for fifteen months. He laid the foundation for something much worse to follow, a projected population transfer on a scale that would dwarf the Nakba of nineteen forty eight, sixty seven, and the deportations that have carried on every month since then. Many of those Arab Americans who voted for Trump in the swing states were lulled into thinking that after the horrors of Biden in Gaza, Trump could only do better. After all, had not Trump surrounded himself with the families of the hostages at his inauguration last month?
And wasn't it the case that Steve Vitkov, his envoy, pushed the ceasefire deal over the line? So wasn't Trump committed to a ceasefire? How wrong they all were. No one took Trump seriously when he mused in his past about turning Gaza into the Riviera of the Eastern Mediterranean. Everyone had ignored the son-in-law, Jared Kushner, when at the height of the killing, he had mused about all that valuable waterfront property, but both men were deadly earnest.
After just one meeting with Netanyahu, the real estate developer in chief had pledged to take Gaza over as US property to turn a demolition site into paradise. He said he would develop it for the people of the Middle East. In other words, for Israeli settlers too. Sitting three feet away, the man who had demolished Gaza could not contain his smiles. Trump had just given him everything that even Biden's instinctive Zionism could not do.
Netanyahu leaves Washington with a clear mandate. It is not, as we all thought, to stop the war, but to urge him back to it. This is the inevitable consequence of Trump's words if he follows through on what he said. The humiliation of all those hostage releases with Hamas fighters in new uniforms and untouched white jeeps firmly in control, all that is behind the Israeli leader now. And so too have the considerable military and political forces of the extreme religious right in Israel fallen into line.
The rush of Itamar Ben Gavir, former national security minister and de facto leader of the religious Zionist right to rejoin the Israeli cabinet in the wake of Trump's news conference spoke volumes. Ben Givir said that if Trump started to implement his plan, his party would rejoin the coalition. Never before has the dream of a lifetime, the dream of Greater Israel extending from the river to the sea, been within touching distance for them. Distance for them. Trump said and did much more besides.
In one day, he swung a wrecking ball at the ceasefire deal that had been painfully constructed over the course of fifteen months of war. Not only did he unilaterally abrogate stage three, which envisages the return of all dead bodies and the full withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza, but he also threw into severe doubt stage two, wherein all the remaining living hostages were to be released. Trump said he was not confident about the Gaza ceasefire long term prospects. And on Tuesday, Vitkov confirmed that while the administration was hopeful about stage two, stage three was off the table. So tell me, what incentive now exists for Hamas to carry on releasing hostages even under the current phase of the deal?
We're only about halfway through stage one of the deal, which provides for the release of 33 hostages in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners. Why would Hamas continue to release any more hostages knowing that obliteration for them will follow? What worth can anyone put now on the documents that The US signs anymore? This is the clear implication of the reaction of Bassem Naim, a member of Hamas's political bureau. He said Hamas was committed to the ceasefire deal as long as Israel was, but any manipulation in implementing the agreement may cause it to collapse, he said.
We also do not know what Netanyahu has planted in Trump's mind about the occupied West Bank, but the signs here are ominous. Ask whether Trump backs Israeli sovereignty over Judea And Samaria, which means annexation of areas b and c, comprising more than two thirds of the illegally occupied West Bank. Trump had warm words. People do like the idea, he said, but we haven't taken a position on it yet. But we will be.
We'll be making an announcement probably on that very specific topic over the next four weeks. It's now obvious that Gaza is no longer about a fight between one Palestinian resistance group and Israel. It is no longer even about Gaza. The concept of large population transfer of Palestinians has suddenly become normalized in Israel. The left and center both talk today about Trump's plans as if they were done out of some sort of humanitarian concern for the people of Gaza.
Netanyahu returns from Washington with a new lease of political life. The extreme right are eating out of his hands, wanting once again to rejoin his coalition. But for the rest of us, and for Europe in particular, the fig leaf really now has fallen off this fifteen month war. It was never just about return of the hostages or collapsing Hamas. Industrial scale destruction and killing hostages or collapsing Hamas.
Industrial scale destruction and killing on a scale not seen since the second World War was clearly done for the purpose of forcing the population of Gaza out of Palestine, a crime in international law that Trump has just given the green light to. Perhaps European leaders are at last realizing how stupid and lame it was of them to back Israel to the hilt in this war against Gaza and where this policy now leads them. All this is happening on Europe's doorstep in the Eastern Mediterranean. If the arrival of 1,000,000 Syrians doomed former chancellor Angela Merkel's center right government in Germany and ushered in a new period of history where the extreme right once again threatened democracy. What would millions of Palestinians do to the peace of fortress Europe?
Because one thing is for sure, neither Jordan nor Egypt will allow themselves to be strong armed by Trump into accepting a mass exodus of Palestinians. Within hours of Trump saying, Saudi Arabia is going to be very helpful, and they have been very helpful. They want peace in the Middle East. It's very simple. The kingdom issued its strongest statement yet.
It said the kingdom of Saudi Arabia also reaffirms its unequivocal rejection of any infringement on the illegitimate rights of the Palestinian people, whether through Israeli settlement policies, land annexation, or attempts to displace the Palestinian people from their land. It described its position as nonnegotiable. This is the strongest and, in my memory, the quickest reaction the kingdom has made to an announcement by a US President in living memory. King Abdullah of Jordan is about to arrive in Washington with a similar message. According to senior sources who spoke with Middle East high in Jordan, Jordan would consider Israel's opening its eastern border and forcing through a mass exodus of Palestinians from the occupied West Bank as a casus belli, a cause for war.
Jordan is being clear sighted on this. Many major wars have started on smaller pretexts. Jordan receives 1,450,000,000.00 in US aid and military assistance annually, and MEE understands it is willing to forego that crucial aid if the price of continued financial assistance is accepting millions more Palestinian refugees. The Egyptian army is equally determined not to accept a single Palestinian who's been forced out of Gaza. We have now reached a stage in this conflict where the war aims of Israel and the religious Zionist right backers of Trump are laid bare.
There are no fig leaves to hide behind. It can no longer be called a war to defend Israel if it ever could have been. It's no longer about defeating Hamas. The clear stated objective of this war is to force a mass transfer of the Palestinian population from Gaza and the occupied West Bank. It is to deal a terminal blow to the Palestinian statehood and alter the demographic balance of the land that Israel claims is theirs for good.
Israel might call this voluntary transfer. Trump and Kushner might call it redevelopment, but it cannot be called anything other than its real name, ethnic cleansing on a scale unseen since Nazi occupied Europe. Every Palestinian understands this, and for this reason, they will not move. The world cannot be confident that if this war resumes in Gaza, Palestinians will die where they stand. What Trump proposed on Tuesday has been attempted by Israel several times before.
Zionist militias tried to force Palestinians out of Gaza in 1948. Israel tried again during the Suez crisis and after the nineteen sixty seven war. It failed each time, and it will fail again. Netanyahu finished his news conference by saying, today, the roar of the lion of Judah is heard loudly throughout the Middle East. He's blinded by his own arrogance.
If this is not stopped, the lions of the Middle East are about to descend on the small state of Israel as never before, and every Israeli will feel it.
@Dialogue_NRA - Dialogue works
The Shocking Truth About Casualties in Gaza https://t.co/Y4JYumSOWf
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"You get 250,000 people already dead. Not 59,000, not 60,000. 200 plus thousand people, half of whom are women and children. And I should say a considerable number old people too. That's what you get."
"So, Bibi, you're telling me Hamas killed all these people with the booby traps and everything? Oh, and, by the way, why did you need all those 250, 500 pound, and even 2,000 pound bombs? And why did you drop all those bombs if all these things you just talked about are true? You're a lying sack of shit. Sorry."
"You're a lying sack of shit. Larry."
"Yeah. I agree. I mean, you know, actually, that interview is a sign of Israel's is in trouble. Because up up to this, you know, I I don't think you've seen any Fox News reporters actually being led into Gaza to film, like this until now."
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Speaker 0: You get 250,000 people already dead. Not 59,000, not 60,000. 200 plus thousand people, half of whom are women and children. And I should say a considerable number old people too. That's what you get.
So, Bibi, you're telling me Hamas killed all these people with the booby traps and everything? Oh, and, oh, by the way, why did you need all those 250, 500 pound, and even 2,000 pound bombs? And why did you drop all those bombs if all these things you just talked about are true? You're a lying sack of shit. Sorry.
You're a lying sack of shit. Larry.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I agree. I mean, you know, actually, that interview is a sign of Israel's is in trouble. Because up up to this, you know, I I don't think you've seen any Fox News reporters actually being led into Gaza to film, like this until now.
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State Department Whistleblower Exposes the Real Plan for Gaza, and It's Shameful https://t.co/BQxn9v7kCn
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Participants question the plan for Gaza and the West Bank. "On the West Bank, I think we were setting up annexation," they say, warning that "the Israelis want to take over that and call the entire West Bank ... part of Israel." They ask, "What does annexation mean?" and, "Then will the Palestinians live or get voting rights?" They critique U.S. policy as outsourcing action to others, noting "we’re paying for them" and that "this is America last in every possible way" amid "the endless war front." The discussion highlights casualty estimates in Gaza—"60 k" versus "100,000 up to 200,000"—and concerns about displacement of 2,000,000 residents, with rumors of resettlement by other countries. They ask, "Do you think it's possible that US government officials have talked to foreign governments about accepting the population of Gaza as refugees?" Concluding, "America is for forced displacement."
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Speaker 0: What is as as nonemotional and clinical as you can be, what is the plan here with Gaza in the West Bank? What do you think I keep wondering, like, okay. Every day it's a no, we killed them, but it was a mistake or we thought they were Hamas. Okay. Got it.
But like, what what is the plan? Are they really going to move 2,000,000 people out of Gaza? Do you think that's actually going to happen?
Speaker 1: This is what I'm afraid about. On the West Bank, I think we were setting up annexation, and I think the news for the past couple days shows that that's true. What does annexation mean? There's going to be an Israeli takeover of the West Bank, and basically area c was supposed to be where the Palestinians had full control. The Israelis want to take over that and call the entire West Bank and call it say it's part of Israel.
Speaker 0: Then will the Palestinians live or get voting rights?
Speaker 1: These are all questions that they have not answered, and I don't believe anyone wants to answer. Why? It's such an obvious question.
Speaker 0: I know. What's your plan? Why does no one ask that question?
Speaker 1: Or people even even the IDF in some occasions asks like, hey, this is a military takeover. What are we going to do? And the ministers don't care.
Speaker 0: For whatever it's worth, it's not my country and I'm not that interested, but I just notice that the IDF, for all the grief that it takes, has actually been a voice of restraint in Gaza and the West Bank, at least publicly. They're like, wait a second, you're asking they're just a military.
Speaker 1: Flag going into Gaza City. They're like, hey, this is gonna be Exactly. The same thing.
Speaker 0: They're just a military with a bunch of reservists. You know? Some professionals, lots of reservists. And like every military, they kind of want to know why they're putting their lives at risk. At least that's my read on it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's true. And that's a whole another discussion, but I am worried about the political direction of Israel. It's going to be more and more extreme, and those guardrails are gone. But they're taking over the West Bank. We don't know what that looks like, and it's extremely dangerous.
Speaker 0: But what's the pretext? Because the residents of the West Bank had nothing to do with the attacks on Southern Israel, right?
Speaker 1: But it opens the door because you're so focused on Gaza, and this is But
Speaker 0: is there justification for it? Is it like they don't have any hostages in the West Bank, do they?
Speaker 1: No. No, there is no justification. What's awful is that instead of focusing on securing the release of the hostages, or just securing their own country, they've used this entire war, it's nearly two years now, to pursue opportunities. We're gonna bomb Beirut and kill all these civilians. We're gonna bomb Syria, kill civilians on too many occasions there.
The bombing raids on Yemen, a start of a potential war with Iran that if president Trump had ended it, could have gotten to a spiraled. And so it's very dangerous that we're letting Israel take the front seat of our US foreign policy when we have the power to end these wars. Well, paying
Speaker 0: for them. We're paying for them. And we paid for the, you know, the Israeli strikes on Iran. And I've said this to, you know, anyone who will listen. I think this will end the Republican Party.
I don't think they're gonna get elected anything anytime soon after this if they don't pull back and establish independence from this Israel or any other foreign power. It's not about Israel. It's about any letting any other foreign country run your country. That's you can't have that. Everyone hates it.
It's super unpopular, and it's very obvious. And if you want more Republicans in office, you can't act like this. Like, I think they're blowing up the party over this. That's my feeling. I'm saying this with love.
I'm a unlike you, I'm I've been a pretty I don't vote that much, but when
Speaker 1: I vote, it's Republican, you know? It's true. They voted for America first. I wouldn't vote for this. No Yeah.
Absolutely. And think about there's a first on one end, it's the America first aspect that's very disappointing because this is America last in every possible way. And on the on the endless war front, every campaign, every winning presidential candidate said, we're not gonna get we're trying to avoid these wars, and they don't follow through. And yet, we're now funding this disaster
Speaker 0: in Gaza. But do think that those so there I mean, estimates vary, we don't know how many people have been killed in Gaza. No one's allowed to find out.
Speaker 1: Yeah. 60 k is definitely a bit
Speaker 0: What do you far think the real number is in Gaza?
Speaker 1: I've read other folks who give their estimates, and it's always 100,000 up to 200,000, even more. So the numbers that I've seen on the estimate scale are perfect. Do
Speaker 0: our intel agencies have good estimates on this?
Speaker 1: I would imagine.
Speaker 0: But those haven't percolated down to the State Department at your level anyway.
Speaker 1: Yeah. No, absolutely not. And I wish we could be discussing this. And I'm also horrified not just from the sheer numbers of killed, it's the lingering psychological effect of these poor civilians. Like children who've lost limbs, children who've lost parents, who damage is going to be decades and decades long.
Speaker 0: For sure. And there will be radicalism, you know, and probably including violence. And I just pray it's not directed against The United States, but I fear that it will be. But that leaves, what, 2,000,000 people still in Gaza, Palestinians, mostly Muslim, but also Christians. What happens to them?
I just keep wondering what happens to them.
Speaker 1: The policy, the comments, the policies have always shown a certain disdain. Like, oh, we'll pay them off for them to move out. They're not actually starving. Not only are they getting bombed lose their homes and their family members, they're being thrown around like this annoyance, and it's horrible. But just based on the reporting, it looks like we are trying to push them out to a different country.
Every two months, there's a new rumor. Seems like we're talking to these other countries in Africa.
Speaker 0: We the US government is?
Speaker 1: Well, it depends on each specific case. There has been reporting that Israel's trying to do this on their own, and if we're involved, and there's also been some reporting on whether our own government officials have spoken with, like, the Libyan government as well.
Speaker 0: Do you think it's possible that US government officials have talked to foreign governments about accepting the population of Gaza as refugees? Do you
Speaker 1: think that's possible? Yes. Do you think it's that happened? I I it's probable.
Speaker 0: That's disgusting. I mean, that's just like shocking to me. I don't want to believe that could be true. Yeah. Why are we doing that?
What do we have to do with this?
Speaker 1: Right. And it's always about our diplomatic power. Like, Israel's diplomatic power is limited, but who can get these objectives done? We can. So that's why In our last act as a superpower.
Yeah. That's why these officials from M. C. Jerusalem are dangerous, because that connection's being made.
Speaker 0: So you don't know, bottom line, what the plan is for the population of Gaza or the West Bank.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I do know they cut my line on forced displacement, and now there's new reporting on them moving them out of Gaza, so it's not headed into the right direction.
Speaker 0: So America is for forced displacement. Think this country was found out so bonkers.
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Israel First🇮🇱 America Last 🇺🇸 https://t.co/tccXPWMlSm
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The speaker opens with a familiar lyric refrain before stating a provocative claim about a rumor and concluding with a denial. The speaker begins with the lines: 'You can run on for a long time. Run on for a long time. Run on for a long time. Sooner or later, gotta cut you down.' It then addresses a claim: 'Well, somebody has fabricated a monstrous big lie that Israel had something to do with Charlie Kirk's horrific career.' The speaker concludes with: 'This is insane. It is false. It is false.' The excerpt contrasts a lyric with a claim about Israel and Charlie Kirk's career and ends with a denial.
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Speaker 0: You can run on for a long time. Run on for a long time. Run on for a long time. Sooner or later, gotta cut you down. Well, somebody has fabricated a monstrous big lie that Israel had something to do with Charlie Kirk's horrific career.
This is insane. It is false. It is false.
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Every War Israel Has Dragged the United States Into Explained in 10 Minutes https://t.co/f6Ra3c81ct
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There's been a lot of talk today about another war with Iran.
I think it's, very likely because, Netanyahu, is absolutely intent, and he has been intent for nearly thirty years.
It's been part of Netanyahu's policy to pull The United States into repeated wars.
Clean Break is a very strange but very clear statement of what has trapped The United States for nearly thirty years.
Clean Break says, well, Israel's never going to compromise with its Palestinian Arab population in its midst and in the Palestinian lands.
and it's going to control or expel or kill or ethnically cleanse the Palestinian population.
what he meant was The United States will go to war for us.
He was the big cheerleader of the Iraq war.
The United States has funded, armed, and diplomatically supported all of this.
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Speaker 0: There's been a lot of talk today about another war with Iran. Do you think that that's coming? I think it's, very likely because, Netanyahu, is absolutely intent, and he has been intent for nearly thirty years. It's nearly thirty years since he first became prime minister in 1996 in dragging The United States into a prolonged war with Iran. And he dragged The United States, and it's a shame that the United States government went along with it.
But he dragged The United States into a war with Iran just recently, and it's extremely dangerous. And, of course, he wants to do it again. It's been part of Netanyahu's policy to pull The United States into repeated wars. This is why this whole relationship is so completely dysfunctional. Netanyahu back in 1996 with American political advisers actually came up with a document called Clean Break.
Clean Break is a very strange but very clear statement of what has trapped The United States for nearly thirty years. Clean Break says, well, Israel's never going to compromise with its Palestinian Arab population in its midst and in the Palestinian lands. It's going to control all of those lands, and it's going to control or expel or kill or ethnically cleanse the Palestinian population. And that's going to create unrest, and it's going to create a a militant reaction. And then what Clean Break says is, yes, that's going to happen, and we will go to war against any other country in the region that, supports, opposition to greater Israel.
That is Israel's control over all of Palestine. And there's just one footnote to that. When Netanyahu said that we will go to war, what he meant was The United States will go to war for us. So Netanyahu has been the great champion of pushing America into endless wars for the last three decades. He was the big cheerleader of the Iraq war.
People may remember that or they can refresh their memories. A devastatingly wrong war sold on completely phony pretenses that Netanyahu cheerled, and one can even go online and find his testimony to congress in October 2002 about how wonderful this war is going to be and how it's gonna lead to a breakout of freedom throughout the Middle East. He's full of it, and he's been full of it for nearly thirty years. But he has had many wars in sight that he has actually dragged The United States into. The war in Syria, which goes on and started with Obama in 2011 ordering the or signing the CIA the task to overthrow the Syrian government was again at Netanyahu's and Israel's behest.
Absolutely extraordinary. The ongoing wars in Lebanon, in Syria, in Iraq, the recent so called twelve day war with Iran, which was a disgrace and a great danger. Even the wars in in East Africa, in Sudan, in Somalia, and in Libya were pushed by Netanyahu as needing to that we need to overthrow regimes that support, opposition to Israel's control over the Palestinians. And, in 02/2011, just to take another case because Obama did double duty that year, he went to war with Syria in a completely weird way of assigning the CIA the overthrow. But he also launched a war against Libya to overthrow Muammar Gaddafi.
This was the Obama, Hillary Clinton teamwork, to drag America into more wars. This has its roots in Netanyahu's doctrine, which is, we will control all of Palestine. This will lead to unrest. It will lead to militancy. It will lead to suffering of the Palestinian people.
So what? But it will lead to challenges to Israel, and we will confront those by overthrowing the governments that support the militancy against Israel's control over Palestine. And The US has played along until today. And I have to say, even though we saw, just that tape of president Trump saying that, no, Israel will not annex the West Bank.
Speaker 1: Did you promise leaders this week that you would not allow Israel to annex the West Bank? Is that something that you I will I will not allow Israel to annex the West Bank. Nope. I will not allow it. It's not gonna happen.
Did you speak with Netanyahu about this directly? But I'm not gonna allow it. Whether I spoke to him or not, I did. But I'm not allowing Israel to annex the West Bank. Mister Obin There's been enough.
It's time to stop.
Speaker 0: First of all, don't hold your breath because, we've not yet seen an American president for thirty years that has resisted Israel. And I am still, fearful that, Trump is the same because, frankly, what we have right now, and Netanyahu said so, Israel's involved in seven wars right now. It's disgusting. They're all over the Middle East in war. They're in war in Gaza.
They're in war in the West Bank. They're in war in Lebanon. They're in war with Syria. They're in war with Iraq. They're in war with Iran.
They're at war with Yemen. And, so far, The United States has funded, armed, and diplomatically supported all of this. And The United States has absolutely not, and in this government, and it's true of the previous ones as well, not said a word about the state of Palestine, which is absolutely key to peace. There needs to be a state for the Palestinian people alongside a state for the Israelis. This is international law.
It's absolutely obvious to almost every country in the whole world, but The United States listens to Netanyahu. And by United States, don't mean the people because just as you said, the American people are against all of this, by the way, by large majorities. This is not being driven by American public opinion. This is our American political class telling Americans what to believe, not what Americans actually believe. Americans want The United States to recognize the state of Palestine.
The United States public opposes what Israel's doing by large majorities. This is the political class, but unfortunately, it includes the White House and it includes the Congress, and it hasn't stopped yet. And the situation in The Middle East is explosive, and Netanyahu's working overtime to pull us into yet another war.
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Trump’s “Master-Plan” For Gaza Is Not Only Criminal, It Won’t Work Here is why… https://t.co/4ho0TWYmSX
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The speaker analyzes Donald Trump’s so-called “board of peace for Gaza” plan outlined by Jared Kushner, arguing it is utterly ridiculous, criminal, and unworkable, and would crash and burn if attempted. Key elements are scrutinized point by point.
- Plan details and feasibility: Kushner claims there is no plan B for a $25 billion project to build a Dubai/Singapore-like coastal Gaza. This project would depend on Palestinian resistance disarming. Hamas and other groups have said they will not disarm; they propose storing weapons and handing them over to a future Palestinian state’s military, which Israel refuses, insisting on total demilitarization and destruction of all Palestinian resistance. Trump presents two options: the easy path of Hamas surrendering weapons, or the hard path of a military confrontation. The speaker notes Israel has already fought for more than two years in Gaza, destroyed infrastructure, and failed to defeat the resistance, with estimates of roughly the same number of fighters as on 10/07/2023.
- Ground force and international stabilization: The plan envisions an International Stabilization Force (ISF) that will not be a peacekeeping force but will provide security inside Gaza to combat the Palestinian resistance and disarm them. The ISF would reportedly consist of tens of thousands of troops from multiple countries, coordinated under U.S. leadership via a civil-military coordination center. The speaker questions how such a multinational force could operate, given potential casualties and differing doctrines, and notes that some countries (e.g., Azerbaijan) have refused to commit troops. There are also five ISIS-linked militias within Israeli-controlled areas. The plan references private military contractors (UG Solutions) and a push to recruit more of them, adding to the confusion and lack of coherent strategy. The speaker emphasizes that Kushner acknowledges there is no plan B, underscoring perceived lack of substance.
- Reconstruction and urban model: Kushner’s slides depict a Gaza transformed into a high-end coastal city with “areas mapped out,” implying rapid rebuilding. The speaker compares this to Gaza’s actual humanitarian reality: UN estimates suggest rubble clearance and reconstruction could take ten to fifteen years, not two to three as claimed. Israel continues bulldozing and demolishing infrastructure, even during ceasefire phases, and the speaker questions why a rapid rebuilding project would materialize when such destruction persists.
- Governance, accountability, and international law: The plan is criticized as a form of colonial-style governance that would impose a new order in Gaza without granting Palestinian statehood, effectively using Gaza as a site for a “ Disneyland for billionaires.” The speaker highlights that UN Security Council Resolution 2803 (passed last November) allowed Trump’s framework, but eliminated long-standing precedents and Geneva Conventions, raising questions about legality and accountability. The speaker also notes the absence of accountability for Israel’s actions, which have involved heavy aid from US weapons and Western support yet no financial penalties.
- Broader consequences and justice: The video argues that the plan presupposes a peaceful reordering of Gaza that ignores the rights and needs of Palestinians. It asserts that the only viable path to lasting peace is granting Palestinians their rights and achieving justice. The speaker warns that continuing with the current approach will backfire and that the arrogance preceding the 10/07/2023 events has led to mounting pressures and resistance, with no settlement in sight.
Overall, the speaker contends the board’s proposals are incoherent, impractical, and driven by elite interests, with no credible pathway to genuine Palestinian self-determination or sustainable peace.
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Speaker 0: So it's time to talk about Donald Trump's so called board of peace for Gaza, and the new plan which has just been outlined by his son-in-law Jared Kushner, and why it is utterly ridiculous. It is also criminal, and it cannot work in any way shape or form, and if they try it will crash and burn. And why also it makes the flimsy nation building exercise which was carried out in Iraq look like a professional job. So let's get into a few elements of this. Number one, Jared Kushner says that there is no plan b.
And he also says that in order to construct this $25,000,000,000 project where they're going to build all of these skyscrapers along the coast of the Gaza Strip and build a Dubai Singapore type model, which is something the Israeli propaganda has been presenting to us that Gaza could be Singapore and Dubai, if they just gave up their weapons for a very long time. All of this is going to be dependent upon the Palestinian resistance disarming. Now, of course, Hamas and the other Palestinian groups have all said that they will not disarm. What they will do is they will agree to storing their weapons, and then they could hand over their weapons, hypothetically, to a future Palestinian state and Palestinian military, and their forces would be integrated into that Palestinian military force. Israel does not accept this, and the Israelis are adamant that Hamas be totally demilitarized.
All of the Palestinian resistance groups will be destroyed. So from the get go, you've got a big problem there. And Donald Trump says there's two ways in order to that they could address this. One is we do it the easy way. So Hamas just hands over weapons.
We've gone through the fact that that's just not going to happen, and Israel won't accept what Hamas is proposing. And the second option is that they are going to do it the hard way. Which means what? They're going to have to bring in military force. Now the Israelis, for more than two years, committed a genocide in Gaza.
They destroyed the majority of the infrastructure in Gaza, and they failed to defeat the resistance. By the intelligence estimates of The United States and the Israelis, the number of fighters, Palestinian resistance fighters, is roughly the same as it was on 10/07/2023. And so what would it take, for instance, to do it the hard way and eliminate the Palestinian resistance? Well, we have some estimates that we could work on. They are provided by the Israeli military themselves.
Last year, prior to the ceasefire, Israel launched what they called Operation Gideon's Chariots two. Now this was an operation, they said, which was seeking at first to occupy all of Gaza, and then they reduced it to just Gaza City. The estimates they had at that time said that at least a 150,000 would be required, but more likely 200,000 plus soldiers would be required in order to occupy Gaza City alone. And this process of occupying Gaza City could take up to a decade. Now the international security force, and this is where this comes in, which will be the ground force implementing what the Board of Peace, the dictatorship over Gaza, is going to try and bring about, this is where that comes in.
So the International Stabilization Force, which The US has been very explicit about, will not be a peacekeeping force. It will be tasked with security inside of Gaza. If that is going to be used to combat the Palestinian resistance and disarm them, you're talking about a force now we've heard that this force will be in the tens of thousands. We don't know yet because nothing is for certain and everything is vague, just like with the board of peace. Everything they propose, everything they say, all of the documents, all of the PDFs, all of the slides that they present behind them with the wonderful rhetoric about how they're building peace, prosperity, and accountability, and all of those wonderful things, great words, you know, no substance behind them, but great words.
They're saying that there'll be tens of thousands of soldiers. These are tens of thousands at most who will come from, you know, few 100 from this military, few 100 from that, few thousand here, you know, whatever. From different militaries, speak different languages with different doctrines that will come into the Gaza Strip, and I suppose we'll have to work with the new Palestinian police forces they wanna train in Egypt. There can't be all that many of them. And then the five ISIS linked militias that Israel has been backing which are currently inside the territory which Israel controls.
Now Israel was supposed to control 53% of the Gaza Strip and it currently controls closer to 60% of the Gaza Strip because violated the ceasefire, and of course violates the ceasefire every single day. We'll get into that a little bit more in a bit. But first, this ISF. So let's say they want to combat Hamas. They don't have anywhere near 200,000 soldiers to do it.
They're not talking about a process which could take a decade. No. They're talking about tens of thousands of soldiers, all from different countries, have to coordinate together. They'll end up coming home in body bags, which is going to cause chaos in their own country. The United States is leading this project.
They have their own military center, and, of course, they they run as well. They have boots on the ground now. They run the so called civil military coordination center, which is supposed to monitor the ceasefire and stop violations of the ceasefire. Really, what it's acted as is aiding Israel in its war crimes, but regardless. They will be heading this.
US troops will be heading this. So they're going to direct a force to disarm Hamas with roughly the same amount of fighters as the Palestinians, apparently. How is that going to work? The answer is it's not going to work. Just like the floating aid pier didn't work, and it was a massive waste of money.
And just like the so called Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, the private military contractors, and I haven't even mentioned them yet, there's talks with the firm which was employing them, UG Solutions. They're they were talking about recruiting more private military contractors to go into Gaza. Again, this is a big mess, and there's a billion proposals put on the table, and each one contradicts the other, and this is just how this process has been. And Jared Kushner's own admission, there's no plan b. So they don't know what they're doing at all.
And this entire time, if you think the military aspect of this is ridiculous and stupid and will crash and burn, which is very obvious that that's the case, and already so many countries have expressed that, well, you know, I'm not going to put troops into this. Azerbaijan, a great ally of the Israelis, has said so far, so far, that they don't want to put troops in to the ISF. They don't want to commit their military. That could be partly to do with the fact that Israel refuses certain militaries from being involved, like the Turkish military and Qatari forces, for instance, but that's not even worth getting into. Let's get into the other aspect of this.
They wanna build this this super city. Right? And they have all of these different areas of Gaza mapped out, on their slides, on Jared Kushner's little slides. Okay. So you are proposing, and from the images you can go and check them out for yourself, you're proposing a Gaza which looks more impressive, in my opinion.
I've been to Tel Aviv. More impressive than the infrastructure in Tel Aviv. But if you want to dispute that, way more impressive than the surrounding Israeli controlled cities around Gaza. Like, if you look at Eskalan or Estrud, these areas, they don't look anything like that. So you're proposing, and and and we are supposed to believe that Gaza will be transformed in such a drastic way, quickly.
You know, Jared Kershner says it's just gonna take two or three years to clear the rubble. Well, according to UN estimates, and these are dated, it could take between ten to fifteen years at minimum. I don't think it would take that long, but it's definitely gonna take probably more than two to three years to clear everything, I would say. I'm no expert, but I mean two to three versus fifteen, there's a massive difference in those numbers. Regardless, anyway, when we're talking about that, the Israelis haven't stopped bulldozing in Gaza.
They are still destroying buildings, rigging them up with bombs, detonating them, bringing their bulldozers in, and bombing buildings in Gaza to flatten the infrastructure. Most of Israel's genocide has been destroying infrastructure. They haven't actually engaged in many ground battles with Palestinian forces. In fact, they just avoided that altogether. Every single operation ended up in a hospital or in a school.
That was their goal, to go to a hospital or a school, then they ended up just flattening the place and committing a massacre there. They didn't fight. They didn't fight because they didn't want to lose soldiers. Again, another story. But Israeli forces are still bulldozing and demolishing.
So why would they still be destroying Gaza if they're readying themselves to rebuild Gaza? Why would they still be flattening everything? Twenty four seven, this is ongoing, monitored by the CMCC, all of the countries that are part of that, and of course headed by The United States. The United States knows this well. It understands what is going on in the Gaza Strip.
So you're telling me they've spent over two years demolishing all of Gaza, and continue to do it after the imposition of the so called ceasefire, And suddenly they're just going to, like, allow $25,000,000,000 to come in, rebuild it, and turn Gaza into Dubai. That's gonna happen in in a short period of time, and Hamas is gonna disarm, and they're just gonna do it the way, and all of this stuff. And there's no plan. There's no plan to achieve any of it. None.
It's all vague. It's all, you know, nonsense niceties, and and and rhetoric about accountability and all of this. And the question is to everyone watching this, do you really believe any of this stuff after hearing what I've just said? Does and I haven't gone into any of the details. And to be honest, I would just have to go into details of things that have been floated, because there are so many theories and so many different proposals that are being thrown around on a daily basis, and they always change.
There's nothing that is set in stone, nothing that is cement, no plan that has looked like it can actually materialize in Gaza. And meanwhile, the people of Gaza can't even get proper shelter. They're still in tents. They haven't brought in adequate supplies and aid for them. They still won't let people in Gaza get the medical care that they need.
And they kicked out over 30 different NGOs from the CMCC because there's a component of it which deals with humanitarian aid, for instance. So all of this considered, does this look realistic? No. Because it's not, and it's pure sadism. And then they want to impose this rule over Gaza, and this is where it gets into the death of the United Nations.
At the UN Security Council last November, there was UN resolution, Security Council Resolution twenty eight zero three, which allowed for all of this, which allowed for Trump to establish his border peace with Tony Blair, a bunch of Zionist billionaires, you know, a UAE controlled puppet, and a whole bunch of others. Right? On there. Netanyahu has joined, and, you know, a Netflix style, subscription service for the Board of Peace, a billion dollars. I wonder where those billions of dollars are going to end up going.
Probably not, I would say, probably not to the people of Gaza, probably to a bunch of the business elite, and in the pockets, lining the pockets of billionaires and corporate interests. But anyway, all of that aside, this UN resolution was passed. It completely eliminated all of the precedent set by decades and decades of UNSC and UNGA resolutions passed. It completely eliminated the Geneva Conventions. It completely ignored the aspirations for Palestinian statehood.
All of this. And yet all these countries are on board. Oh yes, mister Trump. Yes, you're so wonderful. You're a peacemaker.
You're doing great. It's wonderful prosperity and accountability. I ask everyone watching this, if you've got this far into the video. Israel just committed a genocide. Israel just destroyed Gaza.
Why in the world are you okay with your government participating in this colonial style project, which doesn't end in Palestinian statehood which implements a regime change force which, again, like I said, is going to fail and won't work and a board of peace which is doing nation building. If you're American and if you support Donald Trump, the new security doctrine, the National Security Strategy, which was put out late last year by the White House, says there's no more nation building. Then what is Board of Peace other than a nation building project? It's exactly that. You're interfering, and your tax dollars are going towards it.
And we talk about accountability. The word accountability always comes up in these stupid conversations. Why is Israel not paying? Why is Israel not paying after it committed the genocide? Yes, it was with US weapons, and of course the entire West supported it.
But Israel did it, and Israel doesn't have to pay a single dollar. Israel reaps the benefits from this. Where's the accountability there? Why are your soldiers going to be deployed into Gaza, potentially, if this even works and gets to that stage. Why are your soldiers going to be deployed?
Why is it your tax dollars that are going to end up paying for this? You have to ask yourself this question, and then we haven't even considered what this means for the people of Gaza. You want to build your little, you know, Disneyland for billionaires in Gaza. Again, a ridiculous project, which I don't believe is going to work. You want to build this Disneyland for billionaires, you know, the big casino city.
Okay, where are the Palestinians going? Where are the Palestinians going? This is a project for either ethnically cleansing them or using them essentially as slaves. That's what the proposal is. And again, I don't think the proposal is going to work.
What I do believe is gonna happen, and I'll end on this, is that this will tremendously backfire, and eventually, something is going to give. And the utter arrogance that prevailed prior to 10/07/2023 is exactly what's happening right now. Just kick the can down the road, stay in limbo between phase one, phase two of your ceasefire. Although phase two should have been already happening now. We're, like, three months in, and we still haven't got to it.
Just, you know, keep kicking the can down the road. Keep making sure the Gazans are suffering, and, you know, dying of the cold, and and the floods that keep flooding, and and taking away their tents. Don't allow them to have any place to really live in, and make sure they can't come anywhere near to their homes, if they live anywhere close to the area where Israel occupies, because their heads will be blown off. Just wait, and just watch, and just let this all, you know, glide along, and no one's gonna do anything about it, anywhere in the region. And that the resistance forces aren't going to do anything either.
It's obvious where this is all heading, and I didn't go into many of the details, which I could have, but this video hopefully will give everyone a little bit of context, and a little bit of an understanding of what has just happened, and how ridiculous this stupid proposal is, and why it won't work, and why the only solution is to grant Palestinians their rights. For there to be justice. There's no such thing as achieving a lasting peace when you don't have justice, when the Palestinian people are not free. The reason why this whole situation has come into being is because the Palestinian people were sidelined, and the Israelis and the American government pretended as if they could just go and just normalize with Arab governments, and ignore Palestinians, and constantly life would get worse and worse and worse for them, and we just leave them there. And they just die and suffer in silence.
And evidently that never happens. They don't. They'll keep resisting. And, again, the arrogance with which they operate I don't want to take this into other regional conflicts now but the arrogance with which they operate is ultimately going to be their downfall.
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There Was No Famine in Gaza https://t.co/tLMM562jKO
Video Transcript AI Summary
The speaker argues there was no famine in Gaza and calls claims to the contrary “a lie,” saying people have been the victims of “a comprehensive and amazingly successful psyop.” They cite analysis of average calorie intake during the war, stating it was “something like…three thousand calories per person a day,” and they claim this level of intake does not constitute a situation where people would be “starving to death,” while adding that some people may have been starving.
They distinguish between being hungry and “starvation,” saying starvation is “a specific” condition defined by people dying because they are malnourished due to extremely low food availability. They reference visual indicators they claim did not occur in Gaza, including children with “bloated stomachs” and people “wasting away due to caloric insufficiency” and “nut-nutritional insufficiency.”
They further characterize assertions of starvation and genocide as “blood libel,” stating “genocide didn’t happen in Gaza.” They argue that words such as “genocide” “have a meaning,” and they describe themselves as surrounded by “liars and hysterics and ideologues,” including people “willingly bamboozled by genuinely sinister movements and organizations.”
Finally, they claim the war was “largely fought on social media,” stating “Israel lost it, absolutely lost it on social media,” and they mention the “IRGC” and the “Muslim Brotherhood” as part of the conflict’s social-media dimension.
Full Transcript
There was no famine in Gaza, right? That's just, that's a lie. I mean, we've been the, the victims of a comprehensive and, and amazingly successful psyop. People have analyzed the, the average calorie count that got into Gaza throughout the whole war is, I mean, is something like, you know, three thousand calories per person a day. I mean, it's just like not-- We're not talking about a condition under which people are gonna be starving to death, but some may have been starving. There was ho-- No, star-- Starvation is a specific That has a meaning, right? It doesn't mean that, that some people are hungry. It means people are dying because because they're malnourished, right? There's so little food that you see children with bloated stomachs and, you, you people wasting away due to caloric insufficiency, right? And nut-nutritional insufficiency. That didn't happen in Gaza, right? It just, it's just-- again, it's another blood libel like genocide. Genocide didn't happen in Gaza. Genocide, the, the, the word- It has a meaning, right? So we're surrounded by liars and hysterics and i-ideologues and people who are willingly bamboozled by g-genuinely sinister movements and organizations. I mean, the, the role that the, the IRGC and, you know, the Muslim Brotherhood-- this was a war that was largely fought on social media, and Israel lost it, absolutely lost it on social media.