🇱🇧🇮🇱 Israeli soldiers are looting civilian homes in southern Lebanon.
Haaretz, an Israeli outlet, reported it based on testimony from the soldiers themselves.
Regular and reserve troops are looting civilian homes and businesses in southern Lebanon at scale.
TVs, motorcycles, sofas, carpets, paintings, loaded openly onto vehicles as they leave.
They don’t even attempt to hide it.
Commanders know, but most look the other way.
The military police checkpoints set up to stop it have been quietly removed.
One soldier's explanation: "What does it matter if I take it? It's going to be destroyed anyway."
The harshest witnesses here aren't Lebanon or human rights groups. They're Israeli soldiers and that should tell you a lot.
🇱🇧🇮🇱 Southern Lebanon is looking more and more like Gaza!
The same playbook!!
Israel’s Defense Army is telling civilians to stay out of large parts of the south, even during the ceasefire.
They drew a line JUST LIKE GAZA!
Residents are being told not to move to specific villages, not temporarily, but until further notice, even post the ceasefire!
Source: @AvichayAdraee
In times of war, we get distracted
Distracted from Gaza, the Epstein files, the Sudanese genocide, the Ukraine war, the jailing of Imran Khan and Jair Bolsonaro.
I have not forgotten, and neither should you.
Their time will come.
🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 Iran's message to Trump: You lied to us twice
“Twice we sat down with Witkoff and Kushner for talks, twice we scheduled another meeting, and instead of a meeting, we got a war. You lied to us.”
Source: Jerusalem Post
🇵🇰 IMRAN KHAN SUPPORTERS HIT WITH CHEMICAL WATER CANNONS OUTSIDE PRISON
Police used water cannons, reportedly mixed with chemicals, to break up peaceful protests outside the prison holding former PM Imran Khan.
Among those targeted were Khan’s sisters and supporters of his political party, PTI, who had gathered outside Adiala Jail, near the capital Islamabad, after being denied a court-ordered visit with him.
The protests began after repeated violations of a ruling by Pakistan’s top court allowing Khan 2 family and legal visits per week.
Instead of allowing access, police responded with force - launching water cannons at 2am, followed by baton charges and arrests.
Videos posted online show drenched protesters gasping, with some complaining of burning skin and eyes.
One of Khan’s sisters said the water was “poisonous” and left her hands burning.
PTI called the crackdown a “textbook case of fascism” and accused the government of using “chemical-laced water” on women, the elderly, and peaceful demonstrators.
Khan, once Pakistan’s most popular political figure, has been jailed since August on corruption charges.
His legal team says he’s in solitary confinement, being denied basic rights, and subjected to psychological pressure.
A UN human rights expert recently warned his treatment could amount to inhumane or degrading punishment under international law.
Source: Dawn, @rizwanghilzai, @eyeonpakistan_
A deepfake video of @SkyYaldaHakim has gone viral, sparking outrage and confusion.
'These things sort of spread around and can be quite dangerous when you’ve got states who could be on the potential brink of war over these sorts of comments,' said Sky News' Yalda Hakim.
Aleema Khanum, sister of Imran Khan, claims that her brother represents 90% of the people of Pakistan so by isolating him they are suppressing the people of Pakistan.
Watch the full interview with @SkyYaldaHakim ⬇️
https://t.co/YOYuCbPbZj
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