@dlepeska@marwasf@nytimes Does anyone know for certain if they did? "May have" being the key words ... If you don't know for sure then why state it as fact in an article? So much for journalistic standards. Or perhaps it's one rule for some and another for others. That's usually how apartheid works.
@marwasf Perhaps we should stop calling them Jewish 'settlers' and instead call them the racist Jewish 'terrorists' that they are, like former Prime Minister Ehud Barak did recently for Channel 4 news.
He really didn't mince his words about the facists in charge: https://t.co/c2tI8aPewb
As Guatemala opens its embassy in occupied Jerusalem today, remember that it's essentially a colony of the United States, pacified - with Israeli support - through 36 years of ruthless political repression, ethnic cleansing and genocide. https://t.co/FonzsgAih9
Israeli journalists, me included, have in recent weeks requested answers from the IDF on the circumstances of the killings in Gaza. They either refuse to respond directly to the question, or refuse to respond period. This is one of the most outrageous & underreported issues
The killing of dozens of unarmed protesters and wounding of many more by Israeli forces in Gaza, on the day President Trump moved the US embassy to Jerusalem, is an outrage that demands not just international condemnation, but action.
https://t.co/qUDmcDe2xv
@MiddleEastEye Hope this covers the fact that control of holy sites/shrines are also seen as a method of creeping land appropriation & dispossession for Palestinians.
https://t.co/VxlMAmvYIl
On Wednesday 7th Feb from 14.30 - 16.00 the UK parliament will debate the outrageous issue of Military detention of Palestinian *Children* by Israeli authorities (up to 700 a year).
If you live in the UK then get your MP involved. Via @PSCupdates
https://t.co/AcYiIvY4Fe