i hope you're wrong

Word. But it is kinda sus that zionist have taken so long to enact the amount of censorship they have. Makes uneasy about what's to come.

Well they had to target every single journalist that was still breathing in Gaza first

What is happening in israel’s Megiddo Prison?

▫️The Palestinian Prisoners’ Affairs Commission reports a continuous deterioration in the prisoners’ conditions since the ceasefire in mid-October.

▫️Unprecedentedly poor living and health conditions, frequent repression and beatings, and prisoners being transferred between cells without warning.

▫️Recreational periods are irregular, and winter clothing has not been distributed despite the cold.

▫️Health services are virtually nonexistent, and showering is only permitted during recreation periods.

▫️There has been a significant decline in food quality and quantity, a severe shortage of hygiene supplies, and injuries from live ammunition.

▫️The Commission of Detainees’ Affairs confirmed that these events constitute a flagrant violation of prisoners’ rights and called for urgent international intervention to ensure humane detention conditions.

All "israeli" "prisons" are just rape & torture dungeons

Yup

still can’t believe every journalist in Gaza is dead

There will be new ones. As long as the apartheid continues.

the bravest people on earth…we’re all so weak in comparison smdh. Mariam’s letter to her son is burned into my brain

Then they wonder why countries like China and Russia wont let their citizen use their platforns

Apparently there are 200 Hamas militants trapped in a tunnel?

Motherfuck YouTube for quietly deleting footage of the colonizer's war crimes

And double f***em for introducing a reason in their report button about videos "promoting terrorism" because we know why that now exists

The US plans to establish a large military base near the Gaza Strip to host international forces tasked with maintaining the ceasefire, Israeli outlet Shomrim reported on 9 November.

According to the report, the base will accommodate several thousand troops and cost an estimated $500 million.

A security official told the outlets the project marks a major shift for Israel, which has historically resisted foreign involvement in occupied territories.

The move underscores Washington’s intent to assume direct control over Gaza operations.

Michael Milshtein, a senior researcher at Tel Aviv University’s Dayan Center and former head of Palestinian affairs in Israeli military intelligence, said the US-led Civil-Military Coordination Center (CMCC) in Kiryat Gat “will be responsible for most operations in Gaza, and Israel’s status as the central player in the strip is about to change.”

The planned facility is expected to serve as headquarters for the International Stabilization Force (ISF) for Gaza, part of the post-war framework outlined by US President Donald Trump.

The ISF would include troops from Egypt and Qatar and work alongside vetted Palestinian police units to secure borders and prevent weapons smuggling.

Shomrim reported that the US has already advanced talks with Israeli officials and is surveying sites along Gaza’s perimeter. Security sources quoted by the outlet said the establishment of the base “would indicate a strong role from Washington in post-war Gaza.”

The US, however, has repeatedly denied plans to deploy troops inside Gaza itself, insisting that any troops on the ground would only take on supervisory roles.

The CMCC in Kiryat Gat, established last month to coordinate ceasefire monitoring and aid delivery, is already replacing Israel as the main “overseer” of humanitarian operations, according to the Washington Post.

Over 40 countries participate in the center’s work, which US Navy Captain Tim Hawkins said helps “sort through fact from fiction and get a clearer understanding of what is happening on the ground.”

Despite Washington’s takeover, aid flow into Gaza remains severely restricted.

Gaza’s Government Media Office said that since the US-backed plan took effect, only 28 percent of the agreed 600 daily aid trucks have entered the enclave, and that over 240 Palestinians have been killed under the so-called ceasefire that took effect last month.

F*** china and fuk russia

Chinese foreign policy when it’s time to take an L

I wonder how the multipolarity bros will cover this one..

F*** this s***

Lol

Not sure how true this is because it's the f***ing jpost but allegedly:

• Dalia Energy recently signed planning, procurement and construction agreements with three Chinese companies, CHEC, HEI and THCC, for the construction of two power plants. The agreements include the construction of the Dalia 2 power plant at the Tzafit site, with a NIS 3.8 billion budget, and the Eshkol Avshel power plant at the Eshkol power plant site, with a NIS 3.3 billion budget...

• Dalia's ventures are not the first for China Harbor in the energy sector. Complaints were also raised about the company's involvement in the construction work of the Kesem power plant, but at that time the National Security Council found no problems with the project. "The foreign company is not establishing or operating the plant but rather performing contract work for the builder (work estimated to be very small in scope compared with the project)," the National Public Works Department wrote in response to a request from the Rosh Ha'Ayin Municipality.

jpost.com/business-and-innovation/article-874132