Orthopedic Surgeon | Passionate about bone health, mobility, and patient care | Advocate for accessible healthcare for all. ๐ฆดโค๏ธ #OrthoSurgery#HealthcareForAll
Sending strength to all healthcare workers in Israel and Palestine. Your dedication to saving lives amidst conflict is truly heroic. Let's continue advocating for peace and access to care for all. #HealthcareHeroes#DoctorsForPeace
Don't depend on what we "Islamophobes" are saying.
Listen the the MUSLIMS. There are quite a number of videos similar to this one on social media.
This is one of the most revealing videos, making it CRYSTAL clear that the Muslims' divine goal is to conquer or kill ALL other people -- not just Jews.
Four Givati Brigade soldiers fell in battle in Rafah, while defending their homeland.๐
๐ฏ๏ธLieutenant Tal Fishbeilski, 24
๐ฏ๏ธSergeant Major Eitan Karlsbron, 20
๐ฏ๏ธSergeant Almog Shalom, 19
๐ฏ๏ธSergeant Yair Levin, 19
May their memory be forever a blessing.
Breaking: The hostages' doctor says they suffered daily abuse by Hamas.
The doctor responsible for the medical care of the four hostages rescued from Gaza on Saturday during "Operation Arnon"โNoa Argamani (25), Almog Meir Jan (21), Shlomi Ziv (40), and Andrei Kozlov (27)โsaid this evening (Monday) that they were beaten while held captive by Hamas.
Dr. Itai Pessach of Sheba Medical Center has reported that the hostages, many of whom he has treated himself, suffered from near-constant mental and physical abuse from their captors.
He reports that the abuse โleft a significant mark on their health,โ and that malnutrition resulted in their muscles wasting away. He told CNN that it must have been โa harsh, harsh experience, with a lot of abuse, almost every day.โ
"This was a harsh experience with a lot of abuse, almost every day, every hour, physical, mental, and other forms of abuse. It's something beyond understanding."
Dr. Pessach said that the eight months the hostages spent in captivity "left a significant mark on their health," and although they initially appeared to be in good condition, all suffer from malnutrition. "They didn't have protein, so their muscles are very weak, and there is damage to several other systems because of this," he explained.
He added that the four hostages told him they were moved several times from place to place and that various guards watched over them during their captivity.
"There were periods when they hardly received any food at all," he said. "There were other periods when it was a little better, but overall, the combination of psychological pressure, malnutrition, not receiving enough food or the right type of food, medical neglect, confinement to a small space, lack of exposure to sunlight, and all other factorsโthis has a significant impact on health."
Dr. Pessach also treated some of the hostages released in the deal in November and said that the psychological damage to the four hostages released on Saturday is greater due to the duration of their captivity. "As time passes, the hope of being released diminishes a bit, and you start to wonder if it will ever end. Losing that hope, I think, is where you reach the breaking point," Dr. Pessach added.
The longer the hostages are in captivity, the longer they suffer.
It is an absolute travesty that the world has ignored their plight and refused to demand that Hamas release them and end this horror.
Anti-Israel Irish MEP Clare Daly LOST her seat in the EU Election.
The controversial Politican, who was backed by singer Annie Lennox and actress Susan Sarandon during her re-election campaign, will not be returning to Brussels after suffering a defeat.
Daly has sparked outrage over the years for her extreme anti-Israel views, pro-Putin and anti-Ukraine stance.
She was also heavily criticized for a trip she took to Iraq where she wore a hijab whilst visiting the HQ of the Iranian-backed, Iraqi Popular Mobilisation Forces- a paramilitary organization accused of committing severe human rights violations.
Sources: Guardian, The New Arab
H/T @visegrad24
Portugal ๐ต๐น is the most peaceful country in Western Europe. Portugal is also home to the smallest Jihadist population in Western Europe (by far!). As such, they don't want any pro-Palestinian bullsh*t on their streets ๐
The people who blocked his flight, his solicitors, his supporters, they will all be busy pretending that they donโt know anything about this story or saying she was a white slag who deserved it!
Us normal people, weโre saying, kill him and then deport his corpse
Anicet Mayela, 40, fought his return to the Republic of Congo where he claimed his life was at risk.
However, despite his deportation being green lighted by the government, cabin crew intervened during two separate deportation attempts.
Mayela was later granted leave to remain after lawyers said deportation was "against his human rights" as police investigated an alleged assault by the minders overseeing his removal from the country.
On Friday, Oxford Crown Court heard that there was a high level of "dangerousness" during the recent sex attack by the former economics student in December last year