Christian M

[Christian M @ItalianoUSA]

@khubani786 @WarMonitors Because Arabs make up 20% of Israelis and live among the Jews in israel, especially in Haifa

[Christian M @ItalianoUSA]

@agambella Beh non direi che sia stato “semi distrutto”

[OSINTdefender @sentdefender]

Doctor at Soroka Medical Center in Beersheba, “Just yesterday we evacuated the old surgical building that took a direct hit today. It's a great miracle.”

[Christian M @ItalianoUSA]

@idkphy_ @WarMonitors He doesn’t care if they are Arabs, he hates Israel so much that to him any dead israeli is good, even if its Arab, children or migrant worker. And that just shows what kind of person he is. Sad, very sad.

[Christian M @ItalianoUSA]

@Megatron_ron Tamra is an Arab Muslim city. Iran is once again bombing innocent Arabs as they did in Syria.

[Christian M @ItalianoUSA]

@The_Void_Sentry @Megatron_ron Tamra is an Arab city. Iran is bombing Arab cities.

[Christian M @ItalianoUSA]

@agambella Non diciamo baggianate, spesso la difesa lascia cadere missili che sanno che cadranno in aree disabitate in modo da non sprecare armi di difesa

[Ridvan Aydemir | Apostate Prophet @ApostateProphet]

"I'm f*cking all these 15-year-old women"

Whoever defends this rat should not raise children.

[Yashar Ali 🐘 @yashar]

A man is walking around with a H*zbollah flag outside of the DNC perimeter in Chicago.

So Iranian-American actor and activist @NazaninNour asked him why he was supporting a terror proxy.

He went on a rant and then called her a f*ggot and walked away.

[Visegrád 24 @visegrad24]

Reda Saad, a political analyst affiliated with Hezbollah, says that Christians might be forced to flee Lebanon like the Afghans who tried to hold on to airplanes leaving Kabul Airport when the Taliban took the city.

He says:

“We are the majority now” https://t.co/bHxq8RGA1o

[Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian @manniefabian]

Overnight, the IDF demolished the homes of Aysar Barghouti and Khaled al-Kharouf, Palestinians accused of carrying out a deadly shooting attack in the West Bank in January, killing two people.

The home of a third Palestinian detained over the attack, Murad Dahadhah, was demolished last month.

In the attack on January 7 on Route 465, near the West Bank settlement of Ateret, the terrorists shot dead Amar Mansour, 33, a resident of the East Jerusalem neighborhood of Beit Hanina, and Lara Tannous, 42, a Palestinian woman from Ramallah who worked as a pharmacist at Jerusalem's Hadassah Medical Center.

The three were arrested a day after the attack.

Palestinian media report that troops demolished the homes of Barghouti and al-Kharouf in the Ramallah area overnight.

Despite the victims being Palestinians, Israeli security authorities say the shooting was carried out with nationalist motives, meaning it is considered a terror attack.

As a matter of policy, Israel demolishes the homes of Palestinians accused of carrying out deadly terror attacks.

[WarTranslated @wartranslated]

Ukrainian servicemen came across two Russian babushkas in the Kursk Zone, who asked for a lift, and one of them even spoke Ukrainian.

https://t.co/ZYb58uHzgj

[Christian M @ItalianoUSA]

@amas79175559 @GeopoliticalCen Impara a scrivere in italiano

[Artur Rehi @ArturRehi]

Why do Ukrainian prisoners look so terrible? This week, 100 people returned to Ukraine from Russian captivity. Among them, 10 civilians. This is the 53rd prisoner exchange with Russia. Some were in captivity since 2017-2018. Among them are Nariman Dzhelyal, the first deputy
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[Artur Rehi @ArturRehi]

The death of American citizen Russell “Texas” Bentley, who changed his passport to a Russian one and moved to the Donetsk region 10 years ago, is very ironic. He was killed by those whom he considered his friends and called Comrades. Soldiers of the 5th Tank Battalion, whose
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[WarTranslated @wartranslated]

Just 3 days ago, Putin called warnings of terror attacks "Western blackmail".

In any normal country, such a statement followed by an actual attack resulting in hundreds of victims would have led to an immediate resignation and criminal investigation for failing to carry out the responsibilities of protecting the country's citizens.

But hey ho, 24 years and counting.

[Shlomo Fishman @shlomo_fishman]

Every time you encounter someone demanding evidence of the 7/10 massacre in Israel, you can send them to any of those sites (Very graphic!! ⚠️)

1. https://t.co/IAf01uUKK1

2. https://t.co/ygDVJxoO6b

The world should know what creatures we are fighting.

[Poulet volant @Pouletvolant3]

Guerre d'Ukraine

Localisation et estimation des superficies gagnées ou perdues par l'Ukraine en 2023 (du 01/01 au 24/12). La zone de Kherson n'est pas visible mais comptabilisée dans les calculs.

Gains (+ 523 km²) 🟨
Pertes (- 587 km²) 🟦

#UkraineRussianWar #GuerreEnUkraine

[Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib @afalkhatib]

Consider the vicious attacks & incitement against Palestinian photojournalist Motaz Azaiza in Gaza by Twitter Mujahideen in the Arab world & in the West, all because he platformed a suffering civilian's voice that said, 'We want to live just like Israelis & that we'll live alongside them but we deserve to live.' And then some are upset that I use harsh criticism against these online advocates & activists. Well, I call them Twitter warriors because those supposed "sympathizers" are incredibly patronizing & condescending when they talk over Palestinian voices, refuse to accept various perspectives & cheer on a supposed resistance group (Hamas) that has caused immense damage to the Palestinian national project & brought needless wars & death upon its people. We need allies who empower Palestinian voices & uplift them, not malign dissenting perspectives by calling them "bootlickers, traitors, or Zionist sellouts." Not all sympathy is helpful; to the contrary, it can be detrimental.

Imagine telling Afghans who are opposed to the Taliban that they're sellouts because the group fought America's occupation. Imagine telling Iraqis who were against al-Qaeda's brutality against civilians that they're bootlickers of U.S. occupation because AQ "resisted" the Americans. Just because someone uses "liberation" or "resistance" labels or slogans doesn't mean they're effective, moral, or worthy of support. The Viet Cong were a resistance group against U.S. occupation. Still, they were incredibly ruthless & killed hundreds of thousands of their people as a matter of policy, all in the pursuit of liberation - does that mean they were moral or worthy of support? Did the South Vietnamese people deserve to be called sellouts & bootlicker traitors simply because they wanted a different country from what the communists were working towards? Well, I can promise you that the majority of Palestinians in Gaza don't want to live in an Islamist utopia that the likes of Hamas ultimately want to create.

I'll keep repeating this over and over: tens of thousands of Gazans would still be alive or uninjured if Hamas kept its fighters and members at home on Oct. 7th - and while Gaza would still be under a blockade, there could have been political choices & decisions made to change that reality.

And yes, of course, I support Palestinian self-determination and the right to life, liberty, and effective resistance against the Israeli occupation & violence. Remember, there's a difference between what's right VS. what's effective VS. what's moral VS. what's emotional VS. what's suicidal.

[Christian M @ItalianoUSA]

@agambella Ottima notizia, la TVP era diventata tv di propaganda del PiS invece di fare servizio pubblico essendo in teoria tv di stato

[Visegrád 24 @visegrad24]

A video has appeared of Hamas shooting the Tanzanian student Joshua Mollel to death.

We will not share that video as it is very graphic.

This video shows him begging for his life just moments earlier.

Never forget that Hamas is a terrorist organization https://t.co/EYzvIOsPmo