🇸🇦🇹🇷 Eight years ago today, the Saudi government dismembered WaPo columnist Jamal Khashoggi with a hacksaw.
They called him into the Saudi consulate in Turkey, massacred him there, and threw his remains into the sewer system.
The U.S. Office of the Director of National Intelligence assessed that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman approved an operation to capture or kill Khashoggi.
He was never held accountable, and no one called him a brutal dictator.
Very intense Israeli bombardment is targeting Gaza City at this very moment, with warplanes and helicopters filling the skies of Gaza, alongside the heavy buzzing of reconnaissance drones.
Do not forget Gaza, for it is being violently bombarded, and its blood is being shed.
Why the fuck do we need Ilan Pappe to “reveal” the reasons behind October 7 when Hamas has literally published it over two years ago in “Our Narrative - Operation Al-Aqsa Flood”
People think that Palestinian liberation has to conform to a Jewish feelings and their narrative of exceptional trauma. This is the definition of Jewish supremacy, entitlement, and privilege.
I reject completely the idea that we need to talk about Jewish comfort while they’re literally slaughtering our children and families, destroying our homes and heritage, and stealing it all with sadistic glee.
And I invite others, especially Jews of conscience, to join me in rejecting the notion.
This speech is incredible, and it highlights what most of us have been saying all along
Iran is fighting for all humanity, while Israel and the USA fight against it
On Hamas’ 35th anniversary day on Dec 14, 2022, the main theme was “آتون بطوفان هادر” which translates
into “We are coming up with a thundering flood” coupled with explicit calls for breaking the fence & attacking the outposts.
How’s it 👇 exclusive?
Who needs healthcare, housing or a job when you could just listen to a podcast of inspiring quotes from 100-millionaire @BarackObama?
Few inspire such loathing in me as this psychopath
Ilan Pappe has a new piece out titled, "Why Al-Aqsa Flood Happened."
In it, he argues that Yahya Sinwar confronted Israel similar to how Anwar Sadat confronted Israel in 1971 & Palestinian leaders such as Yasser Arafat in 2000.
Sadat warned that if Israel did not return the Sinai to Egypt through diplomacy, Egypt would go to war...
Arafat warned Ehud Barak & Bill Clinton that if he was unable to return from the Camp David summit in 2000 with a promise to reduce the oppression of the Palestinian people, another uprising would be inevitable...
In Sinwar’s case, we now know that he negotiated with Israel the basic demands of the people of Gaza: an end to the siege, an increase in the food and raw materials entering the besieged enclave, and the release of Palestinian political prisoners.
(This was revealed in a Sep. 2026 @haaretzcom investigation which showed that, in September 2023, Sinwar arranged a private meeting with Fatah official Coal Eyes. "Tell the Israelis that if they don't make progress, I'm preparing a huge surprise for them," he declared emphatically. Here, he dropped a key word for the first time, one that should have triggered red flags: "Tell them to expect a 'zilzal,' an earthquake." https://t.co/tRqzxdxr0c)
Pappe argues that, like Sadat, Sinwar eventually chose the military option when it became clear that Israel had rejected the political option.
source: https://t.co/yWGqXbqGmc