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[Tom let's cancel everything @gobigobi1945]

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[Andrew Fox @Mr_Andrew_Fox]

For over two years, we told you: Hamas used hospitals for military purposes. The dead “journalists” were combatants. Hamas used child soldiers. That aid was being diverted by Hamas. Tens of thousands of the dead and wounded in Gaza were combatants. Hamas used human shields.

And so many other things, all of which are now proven as incontrovertibly true.

Yet, not a whisper to set the story straight from the global media who pushed the genocide and war crimes lies since 7th October.

[Israel Foreign Ministry @IsraelMFA]

Statement by Foreign Minister, Gideon Sa'ar

We established a clear principle: It is not possible to act against Israel without Israel taking appropriate measures in response.

In this spirit, the measures I announced on 8 September have been implemented:

1.The removal of the British representatives from the International Gaza Support Center in Kiryat Gat.
2.The termination of British activity to train Palestinian Authority forces in Judea and Samaria.
3.The denial of entry to Israel of 12 British elected officials and other British citizens involved in antisemitic and anti-Israel activity, as well as those who deny our very right to exist.
4.The British Consulate in Jerusalem is ending its operations today. Accordingly, the sign of the British Consulate in Jerusalem has been removed.

We did not want to reach this point, but the actions of the UK Labour Government brought us here.

Their latest decision in this series was to initiate a range of far-reaching sanctions against the communities in Judea and Samaria, as well as additional sanctions on defence exports to Israel. All this was accompanied by hostile rhetoric, including false accusations against Israel, such as accusations of “ethnic cleansing.”

This decision adds to a growing and escalating series of unilateral measures against Israel adopted by the Labour Government since taking office in July 2024.

These measures included, among others, unilateral recognition of a virtual “Palestinian state” in September 2025; the renewal of funding to UNRWA; the suspension of licences for defence exports to Israel; the imposition of sanctions on Israeli ministers; the imposition of sanctions on Israeli individuals and entities; the suspension of negotiations on a free trade agreement; restrictions on Israel’s official participation in an international defence and security equipment exhibition in Britain; the freezing of military dialogue and security cooperation; the prevention of IDF officers from participating in training at the Royal College of Defence Studies; and repeated, biased and unilateral attacks against Israel in the international arena.

[Shmulik El-Maghribi @LobmS_Y]

Karni Guez était à la tête d'un peloton de tankistes féminines du bataillon Caracal, le matin du 7 octobre. Elle commandait 8 soldates, réparties dans un char Merkava et un véhicule d'appui blindé.

Lorsque les alertes ont retenti, elle a compris que ce n'était pas un exercice, et que quelque chose d'anormalement grave avait lieu.

Positionnée près de la frontière avec l'Egypte, elle reçoit l'ordre avec ses combattantes de faire mouvement vers le nord pour se rapprocher des combats.

Sur la route, elles rencontrent un premier groupe de combattants du Hamas dans des pick-up qui ont franchi la frontière et se dirigent vers les kibboutzim avoisinant.

Karni Guez donne l'ordre d'engager immédiatement l'ennemi, et le peloton ouvre le feu, les combats dureront près d'une heure, plus d'une vingtaine de combattants du Hamas seront éliminés, leurs véhicules et arsenal détruits, et plus important encore, la vague d'infiltration sur leur position est refoulée.

Cette menace neutralisée, Guez donne l'ordre de faire mouvement vers le kibboutz H'olit. Son peloton engage alors le combat contre des unités du Hamas lourdement armées qui tentent de pénétrer dans le kibboutz, et parvient à manoeuvrer dans le même temps pour protéger des soldats blessés. Au cours de ces manoeuvres, les soldates élimineront de nombreux combattants du Hamas, par le feu de leur tank, ou en les écrasant lorsqu'ils tenteront de fuir.

La menace sur H'olit neutralisée, Guez choisit de se déplacer vers le kibboutz Sufa, dont le poste militaire a été pris d'assaut par les hommes du Hamas.

Alors que le réseau de communication principal est dysfonctionnel, elle prend position et engage les hommes du Hamas pour reprendre lentement le terrain.

Les soldates de Karni Guez reçoivent par la suite le renfort de commandos Shayetet 13, auxquels elles procurent alors un appui feu précieux pour finalement déraciner et repousser le Hamas, au terme de plus de 6 heures de combat.

Elles entament alors une opération de combat de rue, et de nettoyage maison par maison, bâtiment par bâtiment, pour secourir les civils pris au piège et leur permettre d'évacuer sains et saufs. La bataille de Sufa aura duré en tout plus de 12 heures.

Ce n'est que vers 2 heures du matin, après 19 heures de combats acharnés, à bout de force et de munitions, que Karni Guez ordonne finalement le repli de son peloton vers leur camp de base.

Le Leadership et le sang-froid de Karni, qui a improvisé seule, sans communications et sans ordres son plan de bataille tout au long de la journée, et la combativité, le professionnalisme et l'héroïsme de ses soldates ont sauvé les kibboutzim de H'olit et de Sufa, et concrètement toute la région de H'evel Shalom.

Honneur à Karni et ses soldates, héroïnes d'Israël.

[Dean Cain @Deancain]

Disproportionate? This is war. Israel has show a ridiculous degree of restraint.

[Nick Timothy MP @NJ_Timothy]

Go live in Saudi Arabia then.

We don't want you here.
https://t.co/mAAmZviDRc

[leekern @leekern13]

@Ed_Miliband Never forget that this piece of scum Miliband and the British Labour Government rewarded Hamas for their attack with the promise of a state whilst hostages were still kidnapped, held in tunnels and being tortured, sexually abused and murdered

[Joo @JoosyJew]

Today’s not that moment at all, @MayorofLondon

[Carl Benjamin 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @Sargon_of_Akkad]

@timothy_stanley No, you're being named and shamed for being happy about the ethnic replacement of the English from their own country, politics, and future.

[The Free Speech Union @SpeechUnion]

It is deeply shocking that a Conservative councillor thought he could use West Midlands Police as his personal tool to silence comments he disliked about himself — especially when they were made by a 15-year-old child.

More shocking still is that West Midlands Police investigated and arrested the child. This is not an isolated case: the force has a record of zealously acting on complaints about “hurty words” online.

Calling someone a “rent boy” may be personally offensive to the councillor, but it is not a hate crime.

We are in the UK, not North Korea. Politicians must not be able to use the police to silence people who insult them.

This is a blatant abuse of power — an assault on both free speech and democracy.

[Alastair Hilton @London_W4]

Tomorrow, October 7th, in London, the Met Police and the Home Secretary Shabana Makmood, have signed off and supported a march by Muslims to celebrate the torture and murder of Jews. This tells you who they are. This tells you what they are. This is a disgrace. This is not England. This is Islamic Britain. The government of this country, the police and the mayor of London, the Muslim Sadiq Khan, are celebrating the murder of Jews. This is what Germany looked like and felt like with the state sponsored pogrom of Kristallnacht in 1938. This is where we are now.

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

"New normal" scenes in "Modern Glasgow".

Notice how most don't even bat an eyelid.

We don't have to live like this.

[Allison Pearson @AllisonPearson]

Almost all of these joyful young women were so savagely butchered on October 7th by Hamas devils they were not in a fit state to be shown to their parents.

A nose ring the only thing left in a face without a face.

A knife all the way through a head.

Genitals … you don’t want to know.

If we can’t name evil when it so clearly identifies itself then who are we?

Go on, march for that.

[QuantativeBrah @QuantMashine]

After seeing this I took a deep dive into the amount that Pakistani’s within the UK send to Pakistan: 🧵

[greenjacket93 🇮🇱 🇬🇧 @greenjacke51992]

Brendan O'Neill sums it up

[Burnside @BurnsideWasTosh]

See, you can do it respectfully if you try:

[Andrew Neil @afneil]

PM Burnham is considering delaying a decision about when the government will increase defence spending until the autumn of next year in the hope that Britain’s economy improves. I’m sure Britain’s many enemies will give him the breathing space he requires to make up his mind. It’s not as if it’s a dangerous world.

[Burnside @BurnsideWasTosh]

I once told a twitter shitposter hiding behind a Bill character that Manchester was built on rock solid finances, while knowing it was actually being financed by serial cheats from Abu Dhabi.

[Zia Yusuf @ZiaYusufUK]

Burnham is wielding hard state power to escort invaders to free hotels.

Reform will wield hard state power to repel them from our shores.

And remove the ones already here.

That’s the choice for voters now.

[Alastair Hilton @London_W4]

Mornin’. I have to admit that watching the scenes from Gosport where yet more illegal invaders are given a VIP police escort while true British people are treated like shit by the police, on top of the Green Party declaring they want Jews erased from the face of the earth, on top of the Muslim Home Secretary telling us that every woman on the dinghy will have been raped by the vermin invaders, whilst then giving them the VIP welcome to England, whilst hearing Andy Burnham is owned by a Muslim foreign land, all in one day, has made me question what the point of anything is anymore. What are we all working for? Everything we believed in is gone. The Muslims won and control Britain. Everyone kept quiet for too long. Many still do, for fear of being called racist. Well, now you can all be called conquered. Not my usual cheery start to the week, but right now, I’m struggling to see the light at the end of the tunnel. Anyway, here’s my photo taken from Tate Modern cafe looking across the Thames to St Paul’s Cathedral.

[Nile Gardiner @NileGardiner]

My tweet from over a year ago. I stand by this 100 percent today.

[Amit Segal @AmitSegal]

Breaking:

The Omani pilot said during his interrogation that he had planned to crash the plane into Ben Gurion Airport.

That is why he attacked the other pilot only while over Jordan, near Israel.

He planned to make a normal landing approach and, in the final seconds, when interception would no longer be possible, crash the plane into the terminal.

The plot was thwarted only thanks to the fateful decision of the injured Indian pilot to open the door at all costs.