Jean-Jacques

[Christopher Hale @ChristopherHale]

The leader of the free world.

[Iran en France @IRANinFRANCE]

Que cette nuit, la pluie ne tombe pas du ciel…
mais de la terre vers le ciel.
À #Minab, au cimetière des enfants martyrs de l’#école Shajareh Tayebeh, chaque goutte de pluie ressemble à une larme qui refuse de sécher.
Silence…
mais un silence rempli de voix qu’on n’entend plus.
Ce soir, même la pluie pleure. 🌧️
#DefendIran
#StandWithIran
#IranResists
#USIranWar
#WW3

[Iran Embassy SA @IraninSA]

Stone Age?
At a time when you were still in caves searching for fire, we were inscribing human rights on the Cyrus Cylinder.

We endured the storm of Alexander and the Mongol invasions and remained; because Iran is not just a country, it is a civilization.

[Gastarbeiter @Gastarbeiter_]

Προς ¨Έλληνες¨.
Οι πρώτοι μνηστήρες πως δικαίως εκτελεί ο Οδυσσέας ήταν :
ο Αντίνοος - αυτός που βιάζει τη λογική
και
ο Αμφίνομος - αυτός που διαστρεβλώνει τον νόμο και την τάξη των πραγμάτων

Ο Όμηρος μας δείχνει εδώ κ 3000 έτη το δρόμο

[Zahra Hamidia🟥 ☫ 🟩 @ZahraHamidia]

The massacre of the school girls in #Minab is so heartbreaking and unprecedented that the Japanese artists were shaken and have turned it in to an Anime.
The US is the biggest war criminal in the world, since Hiroshima.

[Swiss MFA @SwissMFA]

#Iran | #Switzerland is deeply alarmed by today’s strikes by the United States and Israel against Iran.

🇨🇭calls for full respect of international law, including the #UNCharter and #IHL. We urge all parties to exercise maximum restraint, protect civilians and civilian infrastructure.

The Swiss Embassy remains operational. Our good offices remain at the disposal of the parties involved.

[Σαμαράς Αντώνης @samaras_antonis]

Ο κ. Μητσοτάκης οφείλει να γνωρίζει και να σέβεται το ότι οι αρχές του διεθνούς δικαίου δεν είναι ούτε επιλεκτικές ούτε τις επικαλούμαστε κατά το δοκούν και με χρονική καθυστέρηση.
Αυτήν την απλή αλλά πολύτιμη αλήθεια, θα έπρεπε καθημερινά να του θυμίζουν η Κύπρος και οι απειλές εναντίον των νησιών μας, της Θράκης μας και της εθνικής κυριαρχίας μας στο Αιγαίο.

[Vice President JD Vance @VP]

Vice President Vance and Second Lady Usha Vance visited the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, the site of Christ's crucifixion and resurrection, in Jerusalem this week.

[Dr. Ezzideen @ezzingaza]

Since early morning, my family and I have been living in a state of total psychological collapse.
Today we learned that our homes, our land, and our entire neighborhood, every house belonging to our family and our neighbors, have been completely erased. Bulldozed. Flattened into a barren stretch of yellow dust.

From the first light of day, we have been living the full meaning of defeat.
We have lost more than seventy members of our family. We have lost our land.
We now have no home to return to, no walls to protect us, no place left to call our own.

And then, one of Hamas’s leaders appears on television declaring that “the people have not been defeated,” that “Gaza has stood firm and fought a historic war.”

So let history record this:
I, Dr. Ezzideen Shehab, from Gaza, together with my family, my friends, and their families, did not fight any war.
We were the victims of an annihilation ignited by Hamas from within our homes, only for the Israeli army to descend upon us and unleash its full cruelty on the civilians of Gaza, while Hamas’s fighters vanished into their tunnels.

Let history record the truth: we were defeated, utterly, painfully, and completely defeated.
And it is we, the people of Gaza, who have the right to say whether we were defeated or not, not those who sit comfortably in Qatar or Turkey.

We were crushed, humiliated, and broken after our city was destroyed, occupied, and erased from existence.
We were displaced, stripped of everything we had built, left to wander through the ruins of our own lives.

And somewhere amid all this, I understood something simple and terrible:
My mother’s tears are holier than the homeland itself, and my father’s brokenness matters more to me than any flag.
Because what meaning does a homeland hold when it devours the ones you love, when it glorifies death but forgets the living?

We were not steadfast. We were held hostage in our own land.
We could not leave. We could not change those who claimed to rule us.
We were trapped between a merciless occupier and rulers who feed on our suffering.

And if there is one moment in my life when I must speak the truth, without fear, without hesitation, then this is that moment.

Let it be written clearly:
We were not soldiers in a war.
We were the bodies buried beneath it.

#GazaGenocide

[Trebotroll✨ @trebotroll]

Επειδή θα αποκρύψουν τι είπε η #Κοβεσι κ δεν θα αναφέρουν τίποτα για κλέφτες, σκάνδαλα και σταύλους του Αυγεία, πάρτε το βίντεο.
#ΟΠΕΚΕΠΕ

[Gershon Baskin🟣 غرشون باسكين גרשון בסקין @gershonbaskin]

To the so-called “Free Palestine” Camp:
When I write that the Palestinians do not have a viable armed struggle option, I often receive responses (arguments, talkbacks, feedback, diatribes, and attacks) by people from the so-called “Free Palestine” camp (more often than not, they are not Palestinians) who say: the Palestinians have a legal right to use arms against the occupation. To that I say the following:

I have never said that Palestinians do not have the right to use arms against the occupation - they do. BUT I would like to point out the following:
(1)The legal right to use arms against the occupation is only against military targets. Killing civilians is something else – it is called terrorism. By the way, that includes settlers – killing civilian settlers is also terrorism even though they settle in the West Bank illegally. One illegality does not make killing them legal.
(2)Having the legal right to use arms against the army does not make it the right decision. There are choices. I don’t think that any Palestinian leader can justify to their own people the amount of death and destruction (done by Israel) that makes the use of the arm struggle a wise or a right decision. The use of violence by Palestinians against Israel did not liberate Palestine or bring about a Palestinian state, or peace for Palestinians, and it never will. It is not a question of legal rights; it is a question of wise political strategies.

Since I mentioned the so-called “Free Palestine” camp, I would like to quote some of my Palestinian friends and colleagues who say to this camp that the use of the slogan “From the River to the Sea, Palestine will be Free” is the most anti-Palestinian slogan there is. Most Palestinians know and understand that from the river to the sea there are two peoples living on the land and one of them is not going to get rid of the other. I understand, as the Palestinian professor of history, Prof. Rashid Khalidi wrote in his last book (The Hundred Years' War on Palestine: A History of Settler Colonialism and Resistance, 1917–2017) that Palestinians will never be able to legitimize Zionism, nonetheless, Prof. Rashid wrote that Palestinians need to overcome this and deal with the reality of Israel. As Samer Sinijlawi rightly says, Palestinians need to rewrite their own false narrative which denies the connection of Jews to the Land of Israel. As Muslims they cannot do that because they cannot deny their own Quran and their own history. As Samer says – Jews were always in the Land and always connected to the Land, BUT, as he says – we Palestinians have to remind the Jews that there were never in the Land alone – there were always others. And the others are Palestinians.

So, as Samer and I have been saying – the correct slogan and goals need to be:

From the River to the Sea, On Two States We Agree!
This is a pro-Palestine, pro-Israel, pro-life and peace slogan.
(Gershon Baskin, Co-Head, the Alliance for Two States, July 9, 2025)
https://t.co/mplJXmBzuD

[Tiberius @tiberiusfiles]

I am so often reminded of this devastating work of love and magic and pain and passion and, above all else, hope — and now you must be too

[Enter Esc @Enteresc01]

"Summer Wind."

Tony Q. (South Africa, b. 1937)

[Gershon Baskin🟣 غرشون باسكين גרשון בסקין @gershonbaskin]

To the leaders of Hamas: Do you Hamas leaders have any comprehension of the death and destruction you have brought to the Palestinian people? Do you hold yourselves responsible at all for the tragedy of Palestine and its people? Do you have any regrets for what you have done? I agree that the enemy is the occupation and that Israel is the bomber and the killer of far too many innocent Gazans, but there are many ways to defeat the occupation that you never even tried. If you understood that the Israeli people are not the enemy but the solution, you would have your freedom, but you can't have it all. There are two peoples on the land between the river and the sea and all of those living there must have the same right to the rights. There is no armed struggle that will free the Palestinian people. There is no military solution. You don't need the whole world to recognize Palestine, you only need Israel to recognize Palestine. Convince the Israeli people that you are ready to live in peace and you will achieve your freedom. (Gershon Baskin, April 13.2025)

[Avec Villepin @avec_villepin]

Le regard du Général de Gaulle sur les terres occupées par Israël après la guerre de Six Jours.

@Villepin dérange car il est fidèle à la voix gaulliste, celle qui a fait la grandeur de la France. 🇫🇷

[Jean-Jacques @rotomano]

@OlgaKoum Μια χαρά νομική έχει το Paris Nord.
Οποίος δε εχει σπουδάσει Γαλλία γνωρίζει ότι οι σπουδές είναι κατά πολύ ανώτερες από αυτές στην Ελλάδα….
Αν δεν ξέρεις καλύτερα να μην μιλάς…

https://t.co/PfbZj4g9C7

[Jonathan Cook @Jonathan_K_Cook]

A new investigation by +972 reveals that Israel had so little idea where Hamas fighters were in Gaza it permitted collateral damage in 'triple digits' – ie Israel killed 100s of Palestinian civilians – in the hope of targeting a single Hamas commander. The US knew and approved of this policy.

On many occasions, Israel used 2,000lb US bombs to carpet bomb residential areas, killing huge numbers of civilians, when, so it later emerged, no Hamas commander was actually present. Israel killed its own hostages during these strikes.

The investigation also finds that Israel used chemical warfare on the tunnels – again in strikes known to have killed Israeli hostages. US bunker-buster bombs produced carbon monoxide as a byproduct that killed anyone underground, even hundreds of meters from the strike site.

More here: https://t.co/3eIL3Lvgqe

[Jean-Jacques @rotomano]

@PeruginiNic What does the caption say ?

[Foreign Ministry 🇸🇦 @KSAmofaEN]

📹 | HRH the Crown Prince receives the Prime Minister of the Hellenic Republic at the winter retreat in #AlUla.

[Yanis Varoufakis @yanisvaroufakis]

International Law is officially dead, by the West's own hand: The Polish PM declared he will ensure the International Criminal Court's arrest warrant for Netanyahu's arrest will be ignored when he visits Poland. Meanwhile US Congress imposed sanctions on ICC officials.