🔴Estas son Shakila Ghasemi, de 26 años; Mahdieh Yousefi, de 19; y Diana Taherabadi, de 16.
Llevan casi seis meses cautivas, incomunicadas y sometidas, según las denuncias de organizaciones de derechos humanos, a graves torturas por el régimen islámico iraní. Sus vidas siguen corriendo un peligro inminente.
Sin titulares. Sin manifestaciones. Sin campañas. Sin la indignación selectiva de quienes dicen defender los derechos humanos.
La izquierda española, tan rápida para movilizarse cuando encaja con su relato, guarda un silencio ensordecedor ante la represión sistemática del pueblo iraní, especialmente contra las mujeres que desafían a la dictadura.
Los grandes medios de comunicación, que durante años abrieron portadas con cualquier causa políticamente conveniente, han dado la espalda a estas jóvenes y al sufrimiento de millones de iraníes.
Y quienes desde el Gobierno de Pedro Sánchez han contribuido a normalizar, blanquear o mantener relaciones complacientes con el régimen islámico tampoco pueden eludir su responsabilidad política y moral. El silencio frente a una dictadura que encarcela, tortura y asesina a sus ciudadanos no es neutralidad: es complicidad.
El pueblo iraní merece libertad. Y estas tres jóvenes merecen que el mundo deje de mirar hacia otro lado.
🚨 POR FAVOR, NO DIFUNDIR LAS CARAS DE LOS ETARRAS IMANOL RODRÍGUEZ ZALDÚA Y AITOR RODRÍGUEZ ZALDÚA QUE AGREDIERON BRUTALMENTE A UN CHAVAL DE 16 AÑOS POR LLEVAR UNA BANDERA DE ESPAÑA,QUE SE ENFADA PEDRO SÁNCHEZ 🚨
Benayahu was murdered today by a Palestinian terrorist. I have little doubt the mainstream media will largely ignore his murder and barely mention his name. He leaves behind his wife and two young daughters, ages 12 and 13. May his memory be a blessing. My heart is broken.
VIDEO: A Palestinist executes a Jew in a way that the @piersmorgan and @cenkuygur shows have you believe that the IDF does this routinely yet there is no video of it.
We lost another hero in the terror attack in Samaria.
Major Yuval Ezra, 27, a battery commander in the 411th Battalion, fell during operational activity.
May his memory be a blessing forever🕯️
Heartbreaking.
Benayahu Malet, 32, a father of two and a member of Havat Gilad’s emergency response team, rushed to help hikers attacked near the community and was murdered by the terrorists.
CONTEXT: Itamar is the Jewish community where Palestinian terrorists broke into the Fogel family home in 2011 and murdered five members of the family—including the parents and three of their children.
Palestinian terrorists attacked Israelis when they were hiking in Samaria, killed one of them, others are badly injured and one is in critical condition.
Palestinian terrorism never stops.
Will the media report about this?
On This Day — July 23, 1945: Three months after the gas chambers fell silent, the world was already looking away.
American envoy Earl Harrison sat with survivor Yossel Rosensaft at Bergen-Belsen, one of the hastily organized Displaced Persons camps.
Rosensaft, only 33 but looking decades older after Auschwitz and the death marches, was heartbreakingly direct. He wanted nothing more than to live his remaining years in peace and quiet in the Jewish homeland.
“Don’t leave us in this bloody region,” he pleaded. “Make the doors of Palestine and other countries open.”
Harrison was shaken to the core. In his report to President Truman he was blunt: Jewish survivors were not being treated as the specific targets of genocide, but as generic “displaced persons.” Many still lived in squalor, sometimes alongside former camp guards. More than 13,000 Jews died in Belsen after liberation from disease and neglect.
The casual antisemitism and indifference were repulsive. British officials warned against letting Jews “get too much at the head of the queue.” General George S. Patton wrote in his diary that the Jewish survivors were “lower than animals.”
Less than a year after the camps were liberated, the survivors were still fighting simply to be recognized as Jews deserving of a place to live without fear.
The Holocaust did not end with the defeat of Nazi Germany. For the remnants of European Jewry, a second abandonment had begun.
Never again means never depending on the conscience of a world that too often prefers to look away.
This picture is not from October 7, 2023.
This picture is from today, July 24, 2026.
A Muslim Palestinian sheikh from Samaria murdering two Jews.
Believing you can make peace with these savages is utter madness.
On This Day — July 23, 1944: The Red Army walked into hell, and the world could no longer deny the industrial murder of the Jews.
Soviet soldier Bernhard Storch was among the first to enter Majdanek.
“We entered very carefully … barbed wire all around. We still thought it was an army barracks.”
Then they saw the chimney. The mountains of human ashes. The warehouses overflowing with clothing.
And then the shoes.
A vast open storage hall, floor to ceiling, filled with thousands upon thousands of pairs of shoes that were carefully sorted into men’s, women’s, and children’s.
Finally the “showers”: cement rooms with fake shower heads, peepholes in the steel doors, openings in the ceiling for the gas.
Majdanek was the first major Nazi death camp liberated largely intact. The evidence was still there: the gas chambers, crematoria, and the remains of hundreds of thousands of murdered Jews and others.
This was the moment the world got its first undeniable look inside the death factories.
The shoes. The ashes. The “showers.” Never forget what they found. Never allow it to happen again.
Am 7. Oktober wurde die zwölfjährige Liel Hetzroni aus dem Kibbuz Be’eri von Hamas-Terroristen bei lebendigem Leib verbrannt.
Als die Gerichtsmediziner ihre sterblichen Überreste bergen wollten, dauerte ihre Identifizierung sechs Wochen. Von dem Mädchen war so wenig übrig geblieben, dass ihre Familie ihren Sarg mit ihren Puppen und Spielsachen füllte.
Liel wurde gemeinsam mit ihrem Zwillingsbruder Yanai, ihrem Großvater Avia Hetzroni und ihrer Urgroßmutter Ayala ermordet.
Wir werden das niemals vergessen.
Und auch Israels Sicherheitsdienste vergessen nicht. Diejenigen, die am 7. Oktober diese Hölle entfesselt haben, werden sich noch lange immer wieder über die Schulter umsehen müssen.
Quelle Ru Em
One of the many reasons Jews cry on Tisha B'Av in a photo.
A German Einsatzgruppen soldier shooting at a Jewish woman and child, near Ivanhorod, Ukraine. In color!
Innocent Jewish blood!
Having seen the infamous 47-minute compilation of the 7 Oct atrocities with my own eyes (not publicly available), I can attest that the Silenced No More report, which is freely available online, is even worse. It's just words on a page, but it leaves enough to the imagination to be even more horrific than the video. At least for me.
In the 47-minute compilation, there is some evidence of sexual sadism, but not much. Probably for two reasons: proud though Hamas was of massacring Jews, they were less keen on broadcasting scenes of sexual depravity. And the Israeli government likely declined to include the most horrific footage out of respect for the victims.
The report is exhaustively documented, horror story after horror story. I've read it only once, and I won't do so again. Especially the sections about the Nova festival are extremely disturbing. So I asked Claude to summarize the documented patterns in the report:
- Rape and gang rape, with victims passed between attackers in sequence, witnesses describing laughter throughout
- Targeted gunshots to groin, abdomen, buttocks and face; genital mutilation of both women and men
- Rape followed by execution—victims shot or stabbed immediately afterward, some shot in the head during the assault
- Rape continuing after victims were dead
- Sexual mutilation—breasts severed, genitals cut off or shot
- Burning, including deliberate burning of the groin; bodies set alight with accelerants
- - Hands bound behind backs; bodies tied to trees and poles along the road
- Sharp objects inserted into victims' genitals
- Women raped in view of their desperate partners, who were then killed
- Male victims gang-raped, beaten, and threatened with castration
- Dismemberment and decapitation
These findings of systematic sexual violence and torture are corroborated by the UN Special Representative on Sexual Violence in Conflict (2024) and the UN Commission of Inquiry (2024).
Just one quote from a survivor:
"I heard one rape where they were passing her around. She was probably injured, judging by her screams—screams you have never heard anywhere. It's between silence and screams, between pain and wanting to die. These are screams... it's something I have never heard in my life, and I have no way to explain to you what it sounds like. But it's screams. It's screams. It was simply horrific. And after one finished, he told another to go up 'Ta'al' [in Arabic], like to the next one. And apparently there was a round... And after they finished, they shot her." She continued: "You hear the screams, and then you hear silence. You hear a bang—and silence. And then there's a kind of calm. And then you say: okay, it's over at least. She's done with it. And like that with each person they abused—you heard. The moment they were killed, I said, 'Oh my God, finally, it's over.'"
You privileged Westerners have no idea how you would react if this happened to you and your loved ones—if a group committed these atrocities, vowed to repeat them again and again, and openly declared that it would not stop until your country no longer existed. You have no idea.
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🚨 POR FAVOR, NO DIFUNDIR LAS CARAS DE LOS ETARRAS IMANOL RODRÍGUEZ ZALDÚA Y AITOR RODRÍGUEZ ZALDÚA QUE AGREDIERON BRUTALMENTE A UN CHAVAL DE 16 AÑOS POR LLEVAR UNA BANDERA DE ESPAÑA,QUE SE ENFADA PEDRO SÁNCHEZ 🚨