@_ZachFoster Silence hurts. Strikes in Ansar and Deir al-Zahrani killed 11 people. Women and kids died. PM Salam says they were not targets. World ignores this massacre. Why treat lives like numbers? Stop the war crimes now. #Lebanon
If Lebanese fighters had murdered 11 Israeli civilians today, it would be called the nth worst massacre of Jews since the holocaust.
But when Apartheid Israel murders 11 Lebanese civilians, they call it a ceasefire.
@swilkinsonbc Empty swings, no laughter. Ansar's holiday resort hit. 3 kids among 7 killed. 11 lives lost in south Lebanon. Deadliest day since June. Childhoods stolen.
The remains of children know no borders between Gaza and Lebanon. 🇵🇸🇱🇧
In southern Lebanon, an Israeli airstrike left behind a horrific scene, with the remains of children scattered inside a swimming pool where they had been, turning a place meant for play and joy into a scene of death and destruction.
A scene that echoes the suffering of children in Gaza, whose small bodies have not been spared from airstrikes and bombardment. 💔
@OunkaOnX Itamar Ben-Gvir is not a fringe figure. He holds the position of Israel's Minister of National Security, overseeing police and prisons for Palestinians. He openly called for the mass displacement of Gazans on a podcast, yet Israeli media barely covered it.silence speaks volumes.
Itamar Ben-Gvir: "Targeted eliminations should be carried out in Gaza every night - take out 30, 40. Not just those who endanger you. There are people there who shouldn't be alive. They shouldn't live. I'm already being generous by calling them people."
An Israeli minister said the quiet part out loud: Palestinians are subhuman. They should be eliminated - not based on threat. Based on existence
Shocking scenes from Umm al-Fahm: Israeli forces stormed a Palestinian henna celebration, threw stun grenades among guests, and ordered everyone to lie on the ground—turning a night of joy into fear and chaos.
💢 A new Israeli strike on an apartment building in Gaza City has killed an entire family of 4 on Sunday, including an unborn fetus that was expelled from its mother's body by the force of the blast.
The strike killed 33-year-old Abdullah Adnan Abu Al-Tayf, his 29-year-old pregnant wife Abeer Kamal Kazem Anan (who was in her sixth month of pregnancy), and their 5-year-old son Azzam.
Source: Anadolu
A German appeals court ruled that comparing Israel's attacks to those of Nazi Germany is not automatically a criminal offense when used as political criticism.
The Higher Regional Court in Zweibrücken overturned a €2,400 fine imposed on a woman who used Nazi imagery in Instagram posts criticizing Israel and expressing support for Palestine.
The court said such symbols can be protected under freedom of expression if they clearly condemn Nazi ideology rather than promote it.
@AssalRad The term "military presence" serves as a disingenuous veil for the grim reality of an illegal occupation, where settler mobs torched mosques in Surif and armed forces apprehended children during nightly incursions. Such language conceals the profound human suffering.
⭕️ Jasper Nathaniel writes about the process through which the Israeli state, military, and settler movement work together to seize Palestinian land, violently expel its residents, and then retroactively legalize the resulting outposts.
He says the process is entirely predictable:
1) The army partners with settler leaders to plan and approve new outposts—mapping sites, coordinating with commanders, and issuing orders for how they will be secured.
2) Settlers then establish the outposts themselves—planting flags and caravans on Palestinian land and cutting access roads.
3) The state provides them with military protection; some are gifted guns, drones, ATVs, other military-grade gear, money, and infrastructure.
4) The settlers fan out from their new outposts [often on “hikes” or “land patrols”] terrorizing neighboring villages, often with soldiers either standing alongside them or clearing the way, emptying the land of Palestinians—more than 70 rural communities have been violently expelled since October 7. [Occasionally—like in Tal—settlers provoke a violent response from Palestinians, which is then used as justification for further violent ethnic cleansing.]
5) When the footage gets bad enough, Israeli leaders issue condemnations and, on rare occasions, arrest a settler foot soldier but never the architects.
6) Then, quietly, the state incorporates the gains—retroactively legalizing the outposts, paving the roads, and absorbing the stolen land into the ever-expanding settlement project.