I watched a former Green Beret who has done 9 combat tours shake and break down today over what he saw being done to human beings in Gaza. The horror must end and everyone who was complicit must be held to account. Our collective humanity is at stake.
A powerful moment as a family in Gaza celebrates their father’s return home carrying a sack of flour — a scene that captures the depth of the crisis, where flour alone brings tears of joy amid siege and famine.
Dr. Ghanem Al-Attar, a PhD holder and professor in international constitutional law, is seen rushing through the streets of Gaza in desperate search of a few drops of drinking water.
25 million people are on the verge of starvation in Sudan
The UAE created one of the worst humanitarian crises in world history. Their ruler Mohammed bin Zayed is a devil in human form
May Allah protect the Muslims in Sudan.
Every morning, trucks are staged for a photo at Rafah Crossing, then moved to Kerem Shalom [Karam Abu Salem], where aid sits for weeks or months in terrible conditions. Some is only allowed into Gaza after it spoils and ends up being destroyed by Israel.
She’s always been a despicable racist. No surprised she’s also a scumbag Zionist repeating Israeli hasbara, the famous blaming Palestinian children for their own murders
BBC’s Jeremy Bowen: Israelis don’t want us to film outside the window at the devastation in Gaza…communities in the north of Gaza are flat, there’s nothing left…Israel will not allow reporters, like myself, to enter Gaza to report the story and they don’t want us to see it
Jon Stewart on Gaza: “I feel like I’m watching something that is so self-evidently inhumane and horrific and to be told that I have to shut up because I risk the Jewish state by speaking out? I would say the opposite. I think they’re putting the likelihood of a surviving Jewish state much more at risk with this type of action”
⚡️🇺🇸🇮🇱JUST IN: U.S. contractor and former Green Beret Anthony Agular, who worked for the U.S.-Israeli-backed GHF, speaks out, sharing the story of a Palestinian child named Amir who went to get aid but was killed, prompting Agular to break his silence:
“On May 28, at secure distribution site #2, this young boy, Amir, walks over to me, reaches out & kisses my hand. This boy is not wearing shoes. His clothes are falling off of him because he is so skinny….He doesn’t have a box, he has half a bag of rice , lentils, and he was thanking us.
He walked 12 kilometers to get there … & when he got there he thanked us for the crumbs he got … & he set them on the ground & his frail, skeletal, emaciated hands, and he kissed me and said 'thank you.'
And then he collected his items, walked back to the group, and then he was shot at with pepper spray, and tear gas, and stunt grenades, and bullets, and he was shot at, at his feet and in the air, and he runs away...and the IDF were shooting at the crowd … they are shooting … and they are shooting into this crowd & Palestinians, civilians, human beings, are dropping to the ground, and Amir was one of them... Amir walked 12 kilometers to get food, got nothing but scraps, thanked us for it, and died.”