PROBEERT niet links of rechts te zijn maar PROBEERT zelf te denken. Heeft een bloedhekel aan mensen die vanuit hun eigen gebeitelde gelijk anderen de maat nemen
@JoramLwd78 @Mieke_010@henkwestbroek Ik voel niet rechts, ik denk niet rechts, ik ben niet rechts maar ik krijg wel een steeds grotere hekel aan de eendimensionale linkse partijen. (vrij naar @DonArturito )
@Repelsteeltje21@andre_nus@vivscontent Bedoelt hij dat na de verkiezingen weinig verandert omdat Hamas, Hezbollah, PIJ, Iran, Houthi's e.v.a. Israël nog steeds naar het leven staan? 🤪
@NHNieuws De oliedollars vloeien weer rijkelijk.
Ook maar flink bekladden zoals het Nationale monument, de UvA en zoveel meer?
En kinderen van 14 jaar?
“Please kill our children,” says Hamas: Over the past two days, Hamas channels and pro‑“resistance” activists have circulated a disturbing video from Gaza: a child carrying an RPG, firing it at an Israeli tank, and being celebrated as a “martyr” after being killed during the “al‑Aqsa Flood” war following October 7. The ISIS‑style production uses dramatic music, slick cuts, and a heroic narrative around Suhaib Abu Labbad, a boy from al‑Zeitoun who lost half his immediate family in Israeli airstrikes in 2023, presented as the justification for his recruitment into Hamas’s al‑Qassam Brigades.
What is uniquely sick and dehumanizing is how child abuse is framed as heroism, nationalism, and faith. Instead of helping this child process and work through unimaginable trauma (rooted in Hamas’s fascistic decision to attack Israel on October 7), the narrative is flipped. Suhaib is cast as one of many willing child fighters, radicalized and pushed toward suicidal “resistance” as his only meaningful future. This is the classic cycle of hatred, indoctrination, and revenge made literal. We hear constantly about Hamas replenishing its ranks with children; now they are advertising it. The use of child soldiers, routine for Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), is a war crime, a form of child abuse, and a marker of cultural depravity and decay. Suhaib should have been provided with love, comfort, support, and warmth to fill the voids in his life; his family would still be alive had Hamas simply kept its terrorists at home on October 7.
What is excruciatingly painful is that as Hamas & PIJ are becoming more blatant in their propaganda, the Western-based “pro-Palestine” movement is failing to acknowledge and register how horrendous their beloved “resistance” group has been toward Palestinians. Hamas is effectively inviting Israel to target more children, and implicitly admitting that among the 20,000 children it claims were killed in Gaza, some number were used as combatants, erasing the very innocence it insists the world recognize.
Ask yourself why Hamas is now choosing to showcase child soldiers, and what that reveals about everything you think you knew about the war after the October 7 massacre.
@TijlDeBie "Dit zou wijzen op een hoge mate van coördinatie en dus resultaat van staatsbeleid."
WAT EEN ZELDZAME BS. 🤪
Mena-jongeren regelen de grootste rellen per app. Aangestuurd door welk staatsbeleid?
En de usual suspects lopen weer blind achter het zoveelste onzin-VN-rapport aan.
As Israelis go to the polls, here's what's on my mind:
➡️ Democracy! Free elections are not to be taken for granted in the Middle East. Consider the contrast: A Palestinian born when Mahmoud Abbas was elected president in 2005 is now 21 years old and has never had the opportunity to vote because Abbas refuses to hold elections.
➡️ Israelis are not voting for international approval. The outcome will have consequences for Israel's standing in the world, but Israelis are primarily concerned with their security and vision for the country's future.
➡️ There is more security consensus than outsiders might realize. The leading contenders for prime minister broadly agree on the threats posed by Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran. A new prime minister won't inherit a new Middle East.
➡️ The deeper divisions concern the character of the country. There are fundamental questions about the social contract, the rule of law, and accountability for the failures of October 7. At the heart of these debates is how Israel addresses violence in Arab communities and violence in the West Bank, and how it decides who serves in the military and who bears the burden of defending the country.
Above all, this election is about security. But it's also about the kind of country Israelis want to live in, the responsibilities they owe one another, and how they navigate an extraordinarily difficult future.
@juulgereed@speelmens Iemand die over de beestachtige, onmenselijke, barbaarse slachtpartijen van 7 oktober 2023 heen stapt is het bespugen niet eens waard.
Mag ik jou de speciale Hamas-verzetsbeweging-VIP-behandeling toewensen als bv Shani Louk heeft mogen meemaken met een trip op een open truck. 🤢
@hoppakee13 Op basis waarvan zit @hoppakee13 te zeiken dat maar liefst héél domrechts, wat toch al een extreem klein aantal is, zit te zeiken over de verkiezingen in, jawel, Brazilië.
Zit @hoppakee13 weer naar zijn rommelende achterlijklinkse onderbuik te luisteren?
@RJKonrad@BartNijman En @RJKonrad lult weer uit z'n nek. De Golanhoogte is Israëlisch en zal dat altijd blijven. Vanaf de Golanhoogte kun je heel Israël overzien. (Zo groot is de grote boze kwaadaardige wereldvernietiger 🤪) Door Syrië volgestouwd met fortificaties. Allemaal vredelievend natuurlijk.