@hypocoristicon1@EllaTravelsLove Would you be shocked to learn that Israeli helicopters opened fire on October 7, and tanks shelled kibbutz homes? Israeli media reported both. Yet how many Israelis were killed by IDF fire? Why hasn't there been a full, independent investigation and greater public outrage?
@suspiciouspider@AJEnglish Would you be shocked to learn that Israeli helicopters opened fire on October 7, and tanks shelled kibbutz homes? Israeli media reported both. Yet how many Israelis were killed by IDF fire? Why hasn't there been a full, independent investigation and greater public outrage?
@ShnolTatyana@imarunn33 Would you be shocked to learn that Israeli helicopters opened fire on October 7, and tanks shelled kibbutz homes? Israeli media reported both. Yet how many Israelis were killed by IDF fire? Why hasn't there been a full, independent investigation and greater public outrage?
@HananyaNaftali We’ve all seen the burned cars from Oct 7, with experts stating that they were hit by Israeli helicopters under the Hannibal Directive. Has any Israeli investigative journalist established how many Israelis were actually killed by Israeli forces that day?
We’ve all seen the burned cars from Oct 7, with experts stating that they were hit by Israeli helicopters under the Hannibal Directive. Has any Israeli investigative journalist established how many Israelis were actually killed by Israeli forces that day?
@neveragainlive1 Algeria had thousands of them serving the French colonial authorities. They are called Harkis. When French rule ended, many were abandoned; others reached France & faced hardship & exclusion
When occupation of Palestine ends, I doubt Netanyahu will take those with him to Poland
@ShaharVaron You take full control of a neighbourhood, then manually pack its pillars with tonnes of explosives. You flatten homes, schools and hospitals—and Zionist propaganda calls it “collateral damage”, claiming fighters hid behind civilians. To put explosives you make sure it's empty.
@LordRoninJ@AhmedAAshour8 Dear Ronin, I am in Algeria, 99.99% Muslims and Sharia rules are not applied (bank interests are allowed, alcohol sold in shops...) but we try to implement it in a country where Muslims are 1%, how idiot you have to be to repeat this claim like a parrot 🦜
@Nasty_Menace808 The footage politicians choose for their campaigns doesn’t reflect only how they think—it reflects how they believe society thinks. After studying their voters, they concluded that blood, humiliation and genocide win votes, perhaps the mirror should be turned on society too
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@JamesDyer13 The footage politicians choose for their campaigns doesn’t reflect only how they think—it reflects how they believe society thinks. After studying their voters, they concluded that blood, humiliation and genocide win votes, perhaps the mirror should be turned on society too
@MiBo746965 The footage politicians choose for their campaigns doesn’t reflect only how they think—it reflects how they believe society thinks. After studying their voters, they concluded that blood, humiliation and genocide win votes, perhaps the mirror should be turned on society too
@TPObserver The footage politicians choose for their campaigns doesn’t reflect only how they think—it reflects how they believe society thinks. After studying their voters, they concluded that blood, humiliation and genocide win votes, perhaps the mirror should be turned on society too