Palestinian supporters step on a puppy wrapped in the Israeli flag.
They also attach a zip tie and string around the young puppy’s neck to the Palestinian flag as they smile and laugh.
IDF releases surveillance camera footage from Shifa Hospital showing Hamas terrorists bringing a Nepali and Thai citizen who were abducted from Israel on October 7.
In 2018, the Mayor of Hebron, a Palestinian city in the West Bank with a population of 220,000 offered Palestinians $5 for killing dogs.
The mayor told Palestinians to kill as many dogs as possible and offered a $25 reward for killing 5 dogs.
Thousands of dogs were then shot and killed by Palestinians in The West Bank.
Images of dogs being tortured, killed and abused by Palestinians began spreading on social media at the time.
Another Palestinian mayor, the Mayor of Tulkarm then followed suit and offered rewards for Palestinians to kill stray dogs.
The mayor who announced the initiative Tayseer Abu Sneineh, had previously been convicted for his involvement in the 1980 Hebron terrorist attack which killed 6 Jewish people- 3 Israelis, 2 Americans & 1 Canadian.
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@PastoralThings My daughter has ADHD and anxiety issues. On a reduced timetable, arrived at allotted time only to be screamed at, given detention & told her reduced timetable now cut. All whilst the receptionist and other staff members laughed. Teacher thought she was late.
She hasn’t been back.
Devastating to hear that two people, a pedestrian and a cyclist, have now died from their injuries.
My thoughts are with the families impacted by these awful incidents.
If you have any information or footage which could help the investigation: https://t.co/YpiDsH7COd
🚨⚠️ Scam alert! ⚠️🚨
Step 1) Govt open new private imaging centres
Step 2) Govt introduce reckless self-referral process for expensive imaging tests
Step 3) private companies provide said tests, and bill the NHS
It's fraud.
#SOSNHS
NHS 💙
If we change nothing, around 25 people will be killed + 400 more seriously injured on Birmingham’s roads yearly. This is not acceptable.
I’m pleased that partners have come to the table with commitments on how we can change this through enforcement, infrastructure and education.