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[dani catalão @DanilloCatalao]

Oie

[Winna F.C. @WinnaFC]

🚨| BREAKING: If Argentina win tonight, this could be their path to the semi-finals.😳

[Justin Bonomo 🇵🇸 @JustinBonomo]

Insane framing.

He was anally gang-raped.

He was severely beaten and then anally gang-raped on camera. Both a knife and a taser were reportedly used.

There was a hole in his rectal wall. He got surgery for it.

Because he was anally gang-raped by the IDF (on camera).

He also had 7 broken ribs and other injuries as well.

After it happened, Israelis staged multiple large protests in the streets. Not because they believe these soldiers did anything wrong, but because they were infuriated that the soldiers were arrested for anally gang-raping a Palestinian on camera.

These protests weren’t just random people. They included multiple high ranking Knesset members (their Congress) who defended the anal gang/rapists.

They didn’t stop there. They went after the lawyer who leaked the video. She was publicly smeared, was forced to resign, and was arrested.

And now the anal gang-rapists who were caught on camera have had their charges dropped. They didn’t win in court. They weren’t somehow exonerated. The charges were completely and indefensibly dropped. The Jerusalem Post reports that there was sufficient evidence to take this to trial.

This is part of a larger pattern of torture and impunity. NYT and many other major outlets have extensively detailed the abuses at the Sde Teiman torture factory. NYT reported that Prisoners lose 30+ pounds, a nurse was anally raped by a metal rod, another man was raped by a dog, and another was anally raped by a fiery hit rod until he died. Yes, the NYT reported all of that. I’ll share sources in the replies. Torture and sexual assault are commonplace at Sde Teiman, and many prisoners die in the process.

The UN concluded that rape from IDF soldiers is so commonplace that it constitutes official “strategy of war”.

And of course these monsters virtually never face jail time. Because Israelis by and large don’t have any problem with any of it.

This is just what their society does.

They torture Palestinians.

[Ana Kasparian @AnaKasparian]

I do not regret this comment. I don't apologize.

Israel is evil, genocidal and has destroyed our country. They're about to drag us into another war and all we hear from Israelis and their braindead supporters is "ANTISEMITE" if you disagree with Israel's agenda. They smear you to silence you and all the Jewish individuals who don't subscribe to their disgusting behavior.

Israel loves to play victim as they bomb 7 countries, steal land and openly air their genocidal intentions. THEY are the immoral ones. It is a stain on our country that we consider them allies.

Many have woken up to this reality. Call me whatever you want. The truth matters and I'll never apologize for repeating it.

[Nação Marvel @nacaomarvell]

Oh seu fdp, acordo 4h da manhã pra ir trabalhar, volto pra casa no começo da noite, pego o busão lotado pra ir e voltar, quase todos os dias vou em pé, todos os dias tudo isso pra botar o que comer na mesa, mas o vagabundo sou eu ou vocês que tão ganhando 40k por mês pra não fazer merda nenhuma e ficarem andando feito puta na beira de estrada? vsf

[Abubaker Abed @AbubakerAbedW]

A video from the bombed-out wedding scene in Gaza's turned school shelter has just emerged. People are dismembered. Their loved ones can't collect their body parts from the barbarity of the attack.

No outrage. No coverage. No condemnation. It just tells us what world we live in.

[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

You can’t drop two atomic bombs on civilians,

Napalm children in Vietnam,

Carpet-bomb Laos and Cambodia,

Arm genocides from Indonesia to Gaza,

Invade Iraq on lies,

And still lecture the world about human rights.

Unless you are America.

Then hypocrisy becomes foreign policy.

[Dr. Simon @goddek]

🚨🇮🇱 I CAN‘T STAND THIS PROPAGANDA ANYMORE.

Yes, I’m glad that Israeli hostages have been freed. And just as glad that Palestinian prisoners have been released. But a few things need to be made clear:

FIRST: It’s absurd that Israelis are called “hostages” while Palestinians are labeled “prisoners.” That’s propaganda. It’s the same thing: human beings who’ve had their freedom taken away, on both sides.

SECOND: The released Israeli hostages appear well-fed, smiling, not a single kilo lost. Clearly treated well under the circumstances. In contrast, the Palestinian prisoners look like they’ve just walked out of a death camp: emaciated, scarred, aged by years of abuse. Tortured. And no one talks about it.

THIRD: Everywhere I read: “Hamas killed all the women, only men were released.” That’s simply a lie. A malicious one. The women who were still alive had already been released in earlier exchange deals. But facts don’t matter when it’s time to push the next hate-driven narrative for $7000.

FOURTH: Everyone talks about a handful of Israeli hostages, but no one mentions the tens of thousands of Palestinian hostages abducted by Israel. Many of them children. Imprisoned without charges, without trial.

FIFTH: And no one talks about the tens of thousands of civilians killed in Israel’s genocide.

SIXTH: While the ‘ceasefire’ (it’s just a matter of time until Israel breaks it again) is being celebrated, radical Israeli settlers are still violently stealing land in the West Bank; with full impunity. They break international law daily, and no one seems to care.

SEVENTH: Politicians across the world are shamelessly cucking for Israel, offering blind support while refusing to even mention the crimes committed in Gaza, the ongoing apartheid in the West Bank, or the endless aggression toward neighboring countries.

EIGHTH: The same governments and media that claim to stand for human rights, international law, and “never again” are now either silent or fully complicit: funding, arming, and excusing an apartheid regime in real time. When Palestinian lives are dehumanized, erased, and bombed into dust, suddenly all those values vanish

So no, I will not take part in this propaganda. I will not whitewash Israel’s crimes.

And yes, I still stand by my words: A STATE LIKE ISRAEL SHOULD NOT EXIST.

[` @dereidyth]

to suffer so much and then to stay “but we are not the story” and turning the narrative back to palestinians. greta thunberg you’ll always have my respect

[Censored Humans @CensoredHumans]

Greta Thunberg gives her first words after she was released from Israeli prison where she was beat and forced to kiss the Israeli flag. She says the story is not about them, the story is about Gaza.

[Andrade @AndradeRNegro2]

O vídeo que você verá agora é de tirar o fôlego. O rabino Ventura, sionista e que nega o genocídio em Gaza, é confrontado pelo também judeu, Breno Altman (@brealt), de uma forma irrefutável e que toca a alma.

[Irlandarra @aldamu_jo]

A boy named Yusuf, found amid the rubble in Gaza, appeals to the camera.

Stop it already. Please stop. I am in Gaja (I am too young to say Gaza yet). I have no food. I have no home.

Free Palestine 🇵🇸

[muri ☭⁴ @heartttshaped]

tomorrow when the farm boys find this freak of nature, they will wrap his body in newspaper and carry him to the museum. but tonight he is alive and in the north field with his mother. [...] and as he stares into the sky, there are twice as many stars as usual

[TIMES OF GAZA @Timesofgaza]

“Where is mama?”

#Gaza

[FEPAL - Federação Árabe Palestina do Brasil @FepalB]

"Acorde, meu amor, por favor!" Pai palestino se despede do filho assassinado por "israel" em Gaza. Dia 718 do Holocausto Palestino.

[Aysha @AyshaSusmaz]

Imagine a state defending the right to rape. Israelis defended soldiers torturing and sexually abusing Palestinian prisoners. Silence on this is consent to rape.

[Abubaker Abed @AbubakerAbedW]

“My young son, 7, is under the rubble. My 15-year-old daughter is still under the rubble. My whole family is gone. What have they done to you, Netanyahu?”

Palestinian father sobs with pain as he describes the bitterness of displacement.

[dani catalão @DanilloCatalao]

@daronmalakian @DigoAssun kkkkkkkkkk

[FEPAL - Federação Árabe Palestina do Brasil @FepalB]

"Estamos aniquilando Gaza com força sem precedentes e o mundo não nos parou. Vamos deixar apenas uma pilha de escombros. Nem água deveria entrar. Vitória total"

Ministro das Finanças israelense Bezalel Smotrich reafirma plano de exterminar Gaza, expulsar todos os palestinos e conquistar o território.

Ele afirma que apenas o mínimo de comida está entrando em Gaza só para evitar acusações de crimes de guerra e de lesa-humanidade e, grosseiramente, para que os aliados de "israel" "parem de encher o saco" sobre a fome. Ele diz ainda que entende "a raiva e o desconforto" na sociedade israelense por ver palestinos comendo, mas que isso é necessário para continuar a campanha genocida em Gaza.

[suave @comentadosuave]

Sam, você é jornalista e prefere confiar em memórias adolescentes em vez de investigar? Interessante metodologia.

Vamos aos fatos. No Mais Médicos, Cuba ficava com cerca de 70% do valor e o médico com 30%. Escravidão? Exploração? Só se você ignorar o contexto.

Cuba investe de US$ 70.000 a US$ 250.000 para formar cada médico (faculdade, residência, especialização) sem cobrar nada e sem deixar ninguém atolado em dívida estudantil.

No fim, paga de US$ 1.000 a US$ 1.245 líquidos por mês, mais que 90% da renda média do país, além de moradia, transporte e, em muitos casos, alimentação.

Nos EUA, 70% dos médicos se formam devendo de US$ 200 mil a US$ 500 mil e passam até 7 anos como residentes, trabalhando 60 a 80 horas por semana por cerca de US$ 15/hora.

Com dívidas altas, o salário líquido mal cobre custo de vida e parcelas... em cidades caras como Nova York, aluguel e impostos consomem mais de 50% do rendimento. Programas de perdão de dívidas como o PSLF exigem 10 anos de serviço público.

Enquanto isso, Cuba, além de formar seus próprios médicos, já deu bolsa integral para mais de 35 mil estrangeiros de 120 países incluindo 244 norte-americanos que jamais conseguiriam pagar uma faculdade nos EUA. A única exigência? Ao voltar pra terra da liberdade, atender comunidades pobres e sem acesso a médicos.

No Brasil, mesmo com ofertas de até US$ 5 mil por mês, médicos se recusavam a trabalhar nessas áreas remotas.

E se o argumento for “a porcentagem é alta”, vale lembrar: o Uber fica com 25% a 45% de cada corrida sem formar ninguém, sem dar carro, combustível ou habilitação.

Um médico brasileiro que trabalha no SUS e recebe sei lá seus R$ 20 mil deixa entre R$ 3 mil e R$ 6 mil só em impostos 20% a 30% do salário.

Agora, se quiser falar de exploração real: nos EUA, 800 mil presos trabalham por US$ 0,12 a US$ 0,40/hora, gerando bilhões de dólares por ano pra empresas privadas.

Trabalhadores agrícolas do programa H-2A recebem US$ 1 a US$ 2/hora, com 80% relatando violações de direitos. O Project 2025 propõe permitir menores em trabalhos perigosos, explorando crianças em fazendas.

Na indústria têxtil de Los Angeles, costureiras ganham US$ 0,05 por peça (US$ 1,58 a US$ 5,85/hora) e 85% das fábricas violam leis trabalhistas.

No Iraque, contratos americanos pagavam US$ 300/mês a filipinos pra fazer o mesmo trabalho pelo qual americanos recebiam US$ 1.000… por dia uma taxa de exploração de 99,7% que faz os 70% de Cuba parecerem filantropia.

Tudo isso enquanto Cuba, sob um embargo genocida de 63 anos que já custou US$ 144 bilhões, formou médicos que salvaram mais de 6 milhões de vidas pelo mundo.

A real é que enquanto Cuba envia médicos pro mundo, os EUA enviam sanções e guerras.

Mas claro… é mais fácil gritar “ditadura” do que admitir que o capitalismo que você defende explora mais, mata mais e ainda vende a conta como “liberdade”, né?