Any starting points? what do u think about it

I think it´s s***

This is insane

timing is just so crazy while Netanyahu meets w Trump

heros

Palestinian resistance have been in the roll lately

There's like two crowds I'm coming across, no, actually 3:

Crowd 1: October 7 was awful, but it's a genocide happening.

Crowd 2: October 7 was violent resistance after 70+ years of Israeli oppression and terror.

Crowd 3: Ted Cruz

You forgetting the stupid crowd who still supports Israel and thinks this is 'self defense'

Lump em up with the Ted Cruz's and the evangelicals.

I really cant think of anything i hate more than that stupid country

What a bunch of f***ing b****es. Smh

Was this in response to Oct 7th too?

Zionist news reports that "israel" has presented another round of new maps to mediators and has practically relinquished control over the "Morag" axis in them, conceding to the resistance's demands. Negotiations are reportedly currently centered on the IOF presence in Rafah.

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Erdogan to al sharaa

Elon...

Western christ cucks saying they deserved it

Journalist Sami Al-Sa’i, from the Artah suburbs near #Tulkarem, reveals he was brutally tortured in the occupation’s prisons — including degrading assaults with hard objects amounting to rape and sexual torture.

Below is a translation of Sami's testimony: "They stripped me of my lower clothing and forced me into a prostration position on the ground. Then they began a form of indirect rape — which meant bleeding and extreme psychological distress. This continued for about twenty-two days until the bleeding stopped. They then took me to another place, my hands tied behind my back. This started from the very first moment — all the beatings happened while I was handcuffed from behind, blindfolded. You can’t see anything, you don’t know where the next blow will come from.

Later, they took me to another place. I discovered that the cell was very small. They stripped me of my lower clothing again, forced me into the prostration position on the ground, and began another act of indirect rape — with sticks and other sharp or hard objects. This went on for about half an hour. I felt immense pain and psychological suffering. You don’t know what to do. You scream. You beg. You’re in agony. But no one responds.

All of this happened amid their laughter, chuckling, and insults — all spoken fluently in Arabic. They spoke during the entire thirty minutes of this journey of torment, beatings, rape, and assault. And because I’m a journalist — from the moment I entered, they knew I was a journalist. They would say "You’re a journalist.” Because I’m a journalist, the beatings intensified. The torture increased.

After that, they transferred me to the Ma’bar section. I was fasting — it was the holy month of Ramadan, in March 2024. I entered the Ma’bar, and along the way I was dragged at times, carried at times, beaten at times. When I entered one of the rooms, the other prisoners welcomed me — they knew that anyone who arrived new would have been beaten. I rested a little. Then I went to the bathroom to shower.

That’s when I discovered I was bleeding from the rectal area. There was no medical care — severe and widespread neglect. I couldn’t even ask for a doctor or anything. You had to take care of yourself. So I asked the guys for tissues — whatever was available. I made them into plugs and inserted them into my rectum to absorb the blood and stop it from flowing out.

This went on for about twenty-two days — the bleeding and psychological trauma. After that, I began to recover, to regain my strength through my relationship with the other prisoners — talking to them, laughing with them.

Later, I returned to the place where I had been raped. When I found the clothes I had lost, in the spot where I had been forced into prostration, they smelled of urine, blood, pus, and vomit. This is a filthy place. A place where torture is carried out. A place where abuse is inflicted on our prisoner brothers. A very harsh place, where torture is carried out, because it’s far away. But this place is away from the surveillance cameras installed inside the prison. No one sees them, they feel free to carry out their “hobbies” of repression, abuse, and beatings as they please. This is a vile place. A narrow cell where the prisoner is placed, tortured, and raped, away from the surveillance cameras. And that’s where they acted, violating me from behind with hard objects like sticks. They tried to insert the inspection stick, I recognized it because it buzzes and makes a sound. They tried to insert it, but it was too large. It wouldn’t go in. This caused more injury. And they kept beating and beating and beating. Insults, abuse, targeting us, our wives, our sisters, and our mothers — all in Arabic." — Note: In many cases, Palestinian prisoners share this kind of sensitive information anonymously due to discomfort. However, journalist Sami Al-Sa’i chose to speak publicly — not only to shed light on his own experience, but also to emphasize that nearly every Palestinian prisoner could be subjected to similarly severe methods of torture and inhumane conditions.

The situation is very bleak indeed

113 starved to death as of late

wow, I’m so shocked

Israel and the US are recalling negotiators from ceasefire talks after Hamas responded to the latest proposal. US special envoy Steve Witkoff said Hamas’ response “shows a lack of desire to reach a ceasefire,” which the group slammed as “dishonest.” An Israeli source said the recalls are not an indication of a crisis in the talks, and the US said it remains committed to seeking a truce.

this is the response to the starving btw

Recognition “rewards terror” said Israeli Prime Minister (and long-time opponent of a Palestinian state) Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday night, with other ministers arguing the move now justifies the official annexation of the West Bank – Judea and Samaria in the parlance of the Israeli far-right. The sentiment was quickly echoed by the United States, which has found itself increasingly at odds from its western allies in Europe over Israel’s war in Gaza. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the US “strongly rejects” Macron’s plan. “This reckless decision only serves Hamas propaganda and sets back peace,” he wrote on X Thursday. “It is a slap in the face to the victims of October 7th.”

this revolving door will never close and does not want to until someone finally says enough is enough and steps up to these evil people who do not want compromise but full control

Georges Ibrahim Abdallah is finally free and back in Beirut after 41 years in a French prison