sirAlvear 🇦🇷🇮🇱🇺🇦

Centinela del radicalismo, la República, los croissant y las juergas en París. Yrigoyen me dejó pelado.

[Santi Battista @santiibattista]

Los arquitectos están destruyendo Buenos Aires. Un antes y después en vivo.

[Hazub @Ha_Zub]

דתיים: בתשעה באב חרב בית המקדש גם אלפיים שנה אחרי אנחנו עצובים וצמים ותסגרו את כל החנויות ומקומות הבילוי ותהיו עצובים

גם דתיים: אז מ�� אם נרצחו באדמה הזו מאות ישראלים לפני שלוש שנים ומשפחות שכולות ביקשו לכבד אותן יאללה חגיגה, ריקודים ושירים ותפסיקו לבכות

[JoeMcCarthyStan 🇮🇱🏳️‍⚧️ @JoeMcCarthy2tan]

This is Vivian Silver.

She spent decades driving Palestinians from Gaza to the hospital, working tirelessly for peace. She spent a decade advocating for Gaza and raising awareness.

On October 7th Hamas burned her alive and the western left stood up and cheered.

[Almog Yalinewich @yalinewich]

קראתי את כל הכתבות והתיאורים של מה שקרה על הטיסה מדובאי ויש דבר אחד שלא מסתדר לי ושאף אחד לא התייחס אליו קודם - איך כלי טיס כבד יותר מהאויר יכול לעוף מלכתחילה?

[鈴森はるか 『haruka suzumori』 🇯🇵 @harukaawake]

🇯🇵 No, BBC. We are not "struggling with our identity" in Japan. It is you who is struggling with your identity.

We know who we are. We are Japanese. We are not Muslims. We have temples and shrines. We do not have mosques.

We will never forget who we are even if you do.

[Matthias Schmidt @eurofounder]

My perfect Sunday in Germany:

1. Wake up alone at 6:31am to the sound of the call to prayer from a nearby mosque

2. Check my wife's location, she is at a random hotel

3. Make instant coffee (the machine uses too much electricity)

4. Spend 24 minutes separating yoghurt cups into four bins

5. Check local news, train station closed after another stabbing

6. Walk 11 kilometres to the farmers market

7. Buy three organic apples for €17

8. Come home, watch a German documentary about the dangers of racial stereotyping

9. Fall asleep to the sounds of men shouting in Turkish and a police helicopter circling the neighbourhood

I love my life in Europe

[John Collison @collision]

As you become an adult, you realize that things around you weren't just always there; people made them happen. But only recently have I started to internalize how much tenacity *everything* requires. That hotel, that park, that railway. The world is a museum of passion projects.

[Jane @janeprinsley]

@EllieChowns @CarolineLucas @natalieben Elise Benjamin, a founding member of the Jewish Greens and a decade-long party member, has turned her voting card into a yellow star.

‘My family were murdered in the Holocaust… now people here have celebrated a vote that will make Jews unsafe.’

[Impressions @impression_ists]

Hopper made loneliness visible.

But how do you make a painting feel lonely when nobody looks sad?

He thought through every detail in Nighthawks.

▪️ Nobody talks.
▪️ The street is empty.
▪️ There’s no visible door to the diner.
▪️ Nobody seems to care about anyone else.

Everyone is close together. Yet somehow, everyone is alone.

That’s exactly why it feels so lonely.

[Gal G., Adv 🇮🇱 @ICK_GalG]

Asaf Rejuwan, one of the Israeli survivors of flight 1073 wrote on Facebook:

״I don't usually post on social media, but today I felt something burning deep inside me that I simply had to share.

Ever since the incident where the terrorist's attempt to hijack the Flydubai flight was thwarted, there has been a lot of coverage in the media, and I’ve been asked many times what factors I believe prevented the terrible disaster that could have befallen our people had that despicable terrorist succeeded in his plans.

Today, I think I received a very special and interesting answer to that question. Naturally, after the incident ended and we landed safely on the Land of Israel, I felt the need to thank many people... the passengers who cooperated, my lioness of a wife and all the mothers and fathers who protected their loved ones, the children who stayed composed, and every Israeli passenger on that plane.

Yesterday, I was part of a group of passengers interviewed for an international channel. As each passenger went into detail about how they experienced the flight, we realized something very important- something you only understand when the dust settles and you get into the small details during intimate conversations among yourselves.

We realized that every single passenger on that flight had a role, every passenger on the flight had a role.

One passenger was responsible for communicating with Israel's security services

I discovered there was a passenger on board who provided a mobile hotspot and made sure to share it with others

Another female passenger sat and recited Psalms

A passenger made sure to pass along headphone cords to tie up the terrorist

Passengers kept track of where we were going to land using GPS maps

An Australian passenger was the only one on the plane who could make calls back to Israel from an enemy country (Saudi Arabia)

And the list goes on... And, of course, the amazing Yaniv, the wonderful Tzvika and Tali, the hero Shota, the great man Or, and many other great friends who lent a hand.

I had no doubt that after such a great miracle, I would be attending synagogue on Saturday morning to recite the Birkat HaGomel (the prayer of thanking the God of Israel after a lifesaving miracle)

I am not a religious person. I believe in God in my own way, and I don't usually look for signs in everything. But today, something happened that completely astonished me. Completely by chance, today in the synagogue I read from Parashat Devarim (Deuteronomy 33:26):

"There is no one like the God of Jeshurun, who rides the heavens to help you, and in His majesty rides the skies."

אֵין כָּאֵל יְשֻׁרוּן רֹכֵב שָׁמַיִם בְּעֶזְרֶךָ וּבְגַאֲוָתוֹ שְׁחָקִים

I read the verse, stopped, and got goosebumps, and so did all the other worshippers who knew the story and understood why I was there with them.

After everything that happened on that flight, after the fear, after the storming of the terrorist, and after realizing how thin the line between life and death really was- finding myself facing those exact words, "rides the heavens to help you," was a moment I can hardly explain.

I don't know if it was divine providence, a coincidence, or simply a moment that took on a profoundly deep meaning for me. But today, in the synagogue, as I recited Birkat HaGomel, I felt mainly one thing:

Thank you. Thank you for life. Thank you for the miracle. And thank you for the privilege to stand here and tell the story.

Am Yisrael Chai 🇮🇱״

[Open Source Intel @Osint613]

NEW: Interrogation of the Omani pilot: the objective was to crash the plane into the terminal building at Ben Gurion Airport.

The assault on the other pilot was timed deliberately. He waited until the aircraft was over Jordan, near Israel, before moving against him.

From that point the plan was to fly a normal landing approach so nothing would appear unusual. Only in the last seconds, once interception was no longer possible, would he turn the aircraft into the terminal.

The plot was thwarted by one decision. The wounded Indian pilot got the cockpit door open at all costs, and that is the only reason the attack did not succeed.

[The Culturist @the_culturist_]

Nobody painted moonlight like John Atkinson Grimshaw.

Nobody.

[Sbonda Rhimes @Mnix27]

They know nothing about picking your favourite raindrop on the window, and watching it.

[WarMonitor🇺🇦🇬🇧 @WarMonitor3]

The Flydubai injured pilot has given his incredible account of the nearly fatal terrorist attack by his Omani copilot:
-Initially the copilot asked to pray 5 minutes before the attack began the Pilot thought this was unusual but thought nothing of it, 5 minutes later he was struck viciously in the back of the head.
-The pilot vision blurred and was unable to defend himself momentarily, a brutal fight then ensued between him and the co pilot who was using a cabin axe to stab him repeatedly, at one point he managed to open the door and scream for help but the copilot managed to shut and lock the door.
-The pilot severely injured now at this point lying on the floor then noticed the plane dramatically dip in altitude with the copilot pointing its nose down, and people outside the cabin door banging and screaming.
-In a last ditch effort the pilot manages to fight his way past the copilot and unlock the cabin door once again, allowing the crew and passengers outside to burst in and subdue to copilot as well as stabilise the plane.

[La Derecha Diario @laderechadiario]

🔥🇫🇷 | URGENTE — Habló por primera vez la mujer francesa a la que un inmigrante africano le prendió FUEGO la cara durante los disturbios en París.

"Les dije: pero, ¿qué están haciendo? No rompan nada. ¿No ves que estamos esperando el autobús, que estamos trabajando? Intenté hablar con ellos. Se abalanzaron sobre mí, me empujaron, alguien me agarró y de un momento a otro sentí mucho calor en la cara. Yo no lo podía creer, no esperaba tanta violencia. Pensaba que solo me iban a intimidar".

[Amir Barkol @BarkolAmir]

אף אחד בממשלה לא ייקח אחריות על הקטסטרופה המטורפת הזו. אף אחד. תזכרו מה אני אומר לכם. בכירים בצה״ל יתפטרו, חלקם יודחו, אבל לא יהיה אדם אחד בממשלה - לא ראש הממשלה, לא שר הביטחון, לא חברי הקבינט הביטחוני, שייקחו אלפית אחריות. כשהמלחמה הזו תיגמר ונספור את מתינו, תחל הבריחה מאחריות.

[Open Source Intel @Osint613]

NEW: Flydubai Pilot Smit Machchhar Testimony:

“The co-pilot stood up to pray, and out of respect for him, I didn’t look back.

A few minutes later, I felt a strong impact and thought something had happened to the plane. But then I was hit again and realized it was him.

I opened the cockpit door once, but he closed it, and I fell to the floor. I realized I had one more chance.

When I opened it again, I saw people waiting to rush inside.”

@AmichaiStein1

[le lapin du futur @lelapindufutur]

Bonjour

veuillez trouver ci-joint :
- une surveillante frappée
- une directrice recevant un coup de poing
- une policière chassée et balayée au cri de "tuez-la wesh"
- une femme au visage brûlé au lance-flammes aérosol

D'autres documents sont disponibles si besoin

Cordialement

[ℬ• @takvimdenbahar]

Anne baban senin nasıl yaşlandığını göremeyecek.Partnerin seni çocukluğundan beri tanımıyor. Çocukların genç halini çok az hatırlayacak. En yakın arkadaşların bile geçmişinin tamamını bilmiyor. Hayatının ilk gününden sonuna kadar seninle olacak tek kişi sensin

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