Israel bombed a seaside café in Gaza yesterday, killing 7 people, including a child. One person's body was so shredded they couldn't be identified. The force of the explosion was so intense that people were hurled into the sea. And most of the international media just shrugs.
This photo should be on the front page of every major British newspaper.
But it won’t be — because, like the political class, they’re complicit.
It’s their genocide too.
"You don't ask the perpetrator of genocide."
In a searing interview with the BBC, paediatrician Dr Tanya Haj Hassan condemned the broadcaster for echoing Israeli government talking points as she recounted her harrowing experiences in Gaza.
Dr Haj Hassan, who recently returned from volunteering with Medical Aid for Palestinians, shared the devastating story of her colleague, Dr Alaa, a paediatric emergency doctor at Nasser Hospital.
While Dr Alaa was on call at the hospital, her home was bombed and nine of her children were killed, their bodies charred and dismembered beyond recognition. Her husband remains in critical condition.
Dr Haj Hassan described a healthcare system in collapse: intensive care units overflowing with maimed, orphaned children – many the sole survivors of their families.
She also questioned why the BBC has delayed the release of 'Medics Under Fire', a documentary it commissioned about systematic attacks on Gaza’s healthcare workers, calling for its immediate release.
Many Israeli citizens were killed by Israeli forces on October 7.
28 Apache helicopters used all their ammunition and had to be reloaded.
Mainstream media is finally catching up to this mass Hannibal Directive.
Here’s our report with @pularjs on what really happened on Oct 7:
BREAKING: This brilliant speech yesterday by a Columbia professor on the cowardice of the university administration in calling in police to arrest students will be cited throughout history -– and will inspire generations of students for decades to come.
Columbia still on lockdown two days later.⤵️
🔥 George Carlin brilliantly exposes the truth about America's 'bought elections' and shatters the illusion of freedom of choice. In his own inimitable style, he lays bare the reality of our political system and the lack of true choice we experience in important matters:
"They're not even trying to conceal it anymore. The owners of the country have bought their elect, got their election. They said, 'we're going to get this election. We put you people in that court for a reason.'
You don't need a formal conspiracy when interests converge. These people went to the same universities and fraternities. They're on the same boards of directors. They're in the same country clubs. They have, like interest. They don't need to call a meeting. They know what's good for them and they're getting it.
And there used to be seven oil companies. Now there are three. It will soon be two. The things that matter in this country have been reduced in choice. There are two political parties. There are a handful of insurance companies. There are about six or seven information links. But if you want a bagel, there are 23 flavors. Because you have the illusion. You have the illusion of choice, right? You don't get the real important choice. There's no freedom of choice."