A few days ago, Hamas announced, for the first time, that it was prepared to place its weapons under the authority of a Palestinian body with international oversight.
Perhaps the language was carefully chosen to preserve dignity, reassure supporters, or frame the concession in terms they could accept.
But the political meaning was clear.
The proposal signaled a willingness to remove Hamas’ weapons from direct use in the conflict and place them under another authority.
That was one of Israel’s central demands.
I know it. They know it. Israel knows it.
And yet the bombing did not stop.
Yesterday was another day soaked in blood.
Eighteen more people were killed. Our families are still being burned alive.
The bodies of our loved ones are still being pulled from the rubble, torn apart, charred, and unrecognizable, while the world watches through television screens before scrolling on to the next headline.
I no longer know what this war is asking of us.
How much more flesh must burn?
How many more mothers must bury their children?
How many more fathers must apologize because they could not save the people they love?
How many more graves are enough?
O God, We have reached the end of our strength.
If there is mercy left for Gaza, let it descend now.
Because the world did not merely fail us.
It stood still while we disappeared.
#SurvivalTestimony
This post is filled with lies about what Hamas agreed to & it’s part of a longstanding pattern: When Palestinian negotiators make agreements, the Israelis then demand new terms and the US and its lackeys pretend like these new edicts are part of the deal and then blame Hamas.
🏥 Gaza Ministry of Health:
▪️ Cancer and blood disease medications are at the top of the drug shortage list, with a 61% shortage.
▪️ Medication shortages have reached 47%, while medical supplies face a 58% shortage.
▪️ 🧪 The shortage of laboratory testing materials has risen to 85%, warning of a near-total shutdown of critical diagnostic and life-saving treatment services.
Tomorrow is a funeral of 112 Palestinians killed by israel in one massacre,
308 were killed in this massacre, only 112 were pulled from the rubble.
This is Gaza.
Bulldozers of the same companies which destroyed Gaza are removing evidence of mass atrocities: “The systematic removal of rubble at this pace conceals the evidence of appalling crimes, especially those related to genocide such as summary executions and killing unarmed civilians”
This is how everyone should be speaking to those who continue to support the genocidal colony planted by Europe in the heart of West Asia and North Africa. No one owes them a scintilla of respect or polite language.
I have observed and studied legacy media reporting on Palestine for years. I have had the opportunity to analyse documented patterns of dehumanization that - nearly three years into a genocide - are beyond shocking.
Das Versprühen von #Glyphosat durch israelische Flugzeuge hat im #Libanon und in #Syrien gravierende Folgen: In dieser Reportage berichten Bäuer:innen aus den Golanhöhen, wie seitdem nichts mehr auf ihren Feldern wächst. Hilfe bekommen sie keine. 1/2
https://t.co/YsUitrXXbf
Israel Attempts to Conceal Evidence of Genocide
Human rights organizations have warned that the Israeli occupation, with the participation of Israeli civilian companies, is carrying out a large-scale and systematic operation to remove and transport the rubble of neighborhoods and facilities it destroyed in the Gaza Strip from areas under its military control to locations outside the territory. The organizations say this is being done without publicly accounting for the amount of debris removed, without independent oversight, and before investigative committees have been allowed to examine the aftermath of what they describe as Israel’s genocide in the Gaza Strip.
The Destruction of Childhood in Gaza
Israel’s genocide has destroyed Gaza’s schools, forcing children into labour, trauma and a daily struggle for survival. Restoring education is essential to protecting a generation from permanent harm
Another powerful, painful piece by Rida Thabet in Gaza for @PDeepDive👇
https://t.co/eiUtFbFnbf
"In 1993, the major German energy suppliers ran a full-page advert in national newspapers claiming that renewable energy could only ever provide 4% at the most to the German electricity system (you can see the advert below). Fast forward to 2023 and almost 60% of German electricity comes from renewables, mainly wind and solar. 30% of global electricity generation is now from renewable energy resources and in some countries, it now exceeds 90%. This little anecdote is an excellent representation of how the energy sector has changed and how fallacies are overcome. We were told many times that it would not be possible, just to find that several years later it became reality. This is why I call myself an energy transition optimist."
Jan Rosenow 2nd Aug 2026
https://t.co/7XuJK28HM6
Je crois que c’est la première fois au monde que des fils de p… annoncent qu’ils vont voler, tuer, esclavagiser, expulser, des habitants d’un pays qui est le leur, sans qu’aucun gouvernement ne dise "stop". Moi ça le rend fou. Comment vivre ensemble ? Expliquez moi.
I am a Spaniard, and I am European by conviction, not by accident. So let me say plainly what these days have cost me.
When tens of thousands crossed into Ceuta and sixty-seven people died on our breakwaters, my Prime Minister called it an attack on Spain's territorial integrity. He was right. And what did much of Europe do? Italy suspended free movement with us. Finland and Denmark backed it. Others demanded Spain's suspension from Schengen — as if the victims of a border surge were its perpetrators.
I have watched Spain shelter those who came through Belarus, those who reached Lampedusa. Solidarity, when it was ours to give, we gave. To be answered now with suspicion rather than support is not policy. It is abandonment dressed as prudence.
I do not pretend to know Rabat's full calculus. But I see Washington's drumbeat — congressional language reclassifying our cities, think tanks urging recognition of them as "occupied." And I see Morocco, a neighbour whose people deserve growth and welfare, drawn into a contest over Ceuta and Melilla that serves palaces and strategists, not families.
Europe, this is the test. Integrity is not a favour. It is the promise we made each other.
Israel said it refuses to hand over Tomás Zerón - accused of ordering the Ayotzinapa massacre - because Mexico criticized it at the UN
Timur Mindich, known as Zelensky’s “wallet,” also fled to Israel after being implicated in a $100 million money laundering scandal
Sánchez' government is paying a huge price for its integrity, like any other -institution or person - daring to challenge the global Apartheid: ICC, Palestine solidarity movement, Human Rights system...
Stay strong Spain.
No Pasarán!