Félicitations à la FIFA pour avoir attribué la Coupe du Monde à un pays capable de retenir pendant 7 heures un joueur qui n’a jamais fait parler de lui autrement que par ses performances sur le terrain.
Quand le meilleur buteur de l’Irak, qualifié pour le plus grand événement sportif de la planète, peut être traité comme un suspect à son arrivée, difficile de ne pas s’interroger sur l’accueil qui sera r��servé à certaines sélections (Iran) et à leurs supporters.
Pendant des années, chaque aspect de l’organisation au Qatar a été scruté, commenté et critiqué. J’espère que les États-Unis feront l’objet du même niveau d’exigence et de la même couverture médiatique.
Bravo, Monsieur Infantino.
The moment Zionists massacred a team of rescue workers in a double tap.
First they killed a father and his daughter, then bombed a medical team that arrived on the scene with their ambulance
Israeli strike kills infant girl in Lebanon while she is at her father's funeral
Read it again
And ask yourself, when is it enough?
How much more depravity must we witness until there is accountability?
When does Israeli impunity end?
We must speak up against this insanity
Our medics were not missing… they were buried.
Buried beneath a silence heavier than words, and beneath pain beyond endurance.
The survivor, Asaad Al-Nassasra, speaks—his voice bearing witness to loss;
to companions who left with him on a humanitarian mission, but he returned alone… leaving them under the soil without a farewell.
And on March 30, 2025, the truth emerged as it is:
bodies concealed, souls departed, and a wound that will never close.
They were deliberately killed by Israeli occupation forces.
This is not a story of survival…
but a testimony to a tragedy that will remain.
Israeli forces tortured a one-year-old Palestinian child to force a confession from his father during an interrogation in Gaza, per Palestine TV.
The infant was released after 10 hours with cigarette burns and puncture wounds while the father remains in Israeli detention
Israeli soldiers torture a one-year-old child in Gaza, including burning his leg with a cigarette and inserting a nail into his leg, according to a report, to pressure his father to make confessions
https://t.co/v0be37LwpV
A BBC investigation finds 14-year-old Jad Jadallah was shot at close range by Israeli soldiers during a November raid in al-Far’a refugee camp in the occupied West Bank. CCTV shows a soldier stepping out from just metres away and firing. As Jad ran wounded, footage suggests the soldier kept shooting from behind. He collapsed in an alley.
Video and witnesses show at least 14 soldiers forming a cordon around the teen as he “bled to death” for roughly 45 minutes, blocking two Palestinian ambulances at gunpoint, according to the Palestinian Red Crescent, whose call logs show the first ambulance arrived within eight minutes. Paramedics said they were forced to watch from about 100 yards away. No visible life-saving aid was given, despite the IDF units including trained medics.
The IDF claims Jad threw a rock, but footage shows a soldier dropping an object beside him and photographing it, which his family and B’Tselem say looks like an attempt to frame him. The Israeli military has refused to return his body, leaving unanswered how many times Israeli soldiers shot the 14-year old and where.
Ridiculous of the British Museum to remove the word 'Palestine" from its displays, when it has a greater antiquity than the word "British". The first reference to Palestine is on the Egyptian monument of Medinet Habu in 1186BCE. The first reference to Britain is the 4th century BC when it appears in the work of the Greek traveler Pytheas of Massalia.
You don't need to be an Arsenal fan to admit that this is the greatest first touch in history.
“If Dennis Bergkamp played in the snow, he wouldn't leave any footprints!” 😮💨 https://t.co/dMbvu98eBc
I’m writing to you now, completely soaked, standing in the cold and rain, trying to keep the water away from our bedding and my family.
The rain has flooded everything around us it seeped into our clothes, our blankets, even into the fragile bodies of our shivering children.
We are in urgent need of repairs, warm blankets to protect our bodies, and tools to help drain the water. We need anything that can shield us from drowning and collapse.
This situation is unbearable… Please, share this post. Maybe it will reach a heart that can help save us.
https://t.co/M5GX3IJ6cx
Warning: Distressing content.
Palestinian journalist Sami al-Saai has described being tortured and raped while detained in Israel’s Megiddo prison. Al-Saai was detained by Israeli forces on 23 February 2024.
He also described the torture and sexual abuse endured by other prisoners at the hands of Israeli soldiers and prison guards, particularly detainees from Gaza.
Israel has violated the Gaza ceasefire 393 times, killing 279 Palestinians and injuring more than 672 since the deal came into force on 10th October.
Last night, Israel killed at least 28 Palestinians including 17 women and children.