Unknowntruth
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You know there is a war (genocide) taking place. They are in many different locations, you would need a cessation of violence to located and release them, right? Not Like they can go visit them, can they?
Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present
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VCheng
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Of course. Both sides need to take immediate steps to make that possible.
Unknowntruth
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Whatever, we don’t need your crocodile tears
VCheng
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I am not crying over what you think you need or not. That is your choice, which I respect.
Falcon29
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I meant Bant Qurayza. Why would that justify Israeli crimes? It doesn't. Israeli's are on the offensive.
Point is, Hamas is morally and ethnically justified in executing occupier terrorists as revenge for what's happening to Palestinians and the siege of Gaza. Muslims are actually much much worse against each other and others. They have no right to speak against Hamas which is fighting a just cause. Hamas did not transgress. But we have people thinking Israelis aren't occupiers and were native to the land forever. When they came as gangs of terrorists committing terrorism to expel Palestinians from their lands.
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Netanyahu: The Israeli army will definitely enter Rafah
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Netanyahu: There will be no victory over Hamas without our entry into Rafah
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Netanyahu: Military plans for Rafah have been approved and we are preparing to evacuate the population
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Axios: Netanyahu rejected the request of Ministers of the War Council to make further concessions to complete the exchange deal
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Netanyahu: There will be no victory over Hamas without our entry into Rafah
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Netanyahu: Military plans for Rafah have been approved and we are preparing to evacuate the population
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Axios: Netanyahu rejected the request of Ministers of the War Council to make further concessions to complete the exchange deal
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Falcon29
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The children and innocent in Israel are safe. The children and innocent in Palestinian territories aren't. That's the undignified nature of the Israeli's that like to subjugate and murder civilians to achieve their political objectives. Question should be pointed at Israeli's.
It's a very dirty and cowardly method to exclusively target civilians and civilian infrastructure as a means to subjugate a people. It's terroristic in nature too. Normally the world fights and gets rid of such terrorists but Jewish terrorists appear to be a exception for whatever reasons. Israelis are violent radicals. People downplay how violent and terroristic they are. They would kill everyone if there was no technology or media. Even now they have isolated Gaza from international media to try to get away with as much as they can.
Khansaheeb
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54 held in Mirpur for ransacking fast-food franchise
Mob chanting anti-Israel slogans targeted outlet owned by former AJK minister Chaudhry Muhammad Saeed.
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54 held in Mirpur for ransacking fast-food franchise
Tariq Naqash Published March 31, 2024 Updated about 11 hours agoLISTEN TO ARTICLE1x1.2x1.5x
JOIN OUR WHATSAPP CHANNELMUZAFFARABAD: Police in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) have detained 54 individuals under different sections of the Penal Code and an anti-terrorism law for ransacking an international fast-food restaurant franchise in the southern lakeside city of Mirpur, an official said on Saturday.
On Friday night, a mob of around 250-300 people, chanting anti-Israel and pro-Palestine slogans, marched from a mosque to a street dotted with outlets of various Pakistani brands and some multinational fast-food franchises.
The food outlet that was targeted is owned by a local PML-N leader and former AJK minister Chaudhry Muhammad Saeed.
The administration, upon learning of the protest, had deployed around two dozen policemen to guard the area. However, outnumbered by the demonstrators, the police were unable to prevent them from pelting stones at the restaurant building, damaging its outer structure, SSP Mirpur Kamran Ali told Dawn by telephone.
Some of the demonstrators also forced their way inside the building, where they ransacked part of it with batons and set it on fire.
However, the fire did not cause major harm as it was contained by police personnel within a short while, according to the SSP.
He said stone pelting left Mirpur’s additional deputy commissioner, a DSP, and eight cops wounded.
“To be very honest, the demonstration appeared to be driven less by sympathy for the oppressed Palestinian people and more by some other agenda, which may include political and business rivalries,” SSP Ali said.
“Investigations will bring everything to light,” he added.
The SSP said that FIR had been lodged by the police themselves, wherein 54 had been nominated, adding that 250-300 unknown suspects had been booked under eight sections of Azad Penal Code and Section 6 of the Anti-Terrorism Act.
“We have formed five teams to hunt down the suspects, and so far, 54 of them have been apprehended,” he said.
“Come what may, nobody will be spared.”
Published in Dawn, March 31st, 2024
VCheng
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As I said, both sides clearly see this as a fight for their own existence, and therefore are fighting with all available resources to each one of them.
Khansaheeb
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Why the support for Israel in Islamabad ?
Islamabad police book Gaza protesters, JI’s Mushtaq Ahmad for holding rally in violation of Section 144
Shakeel Qarar Published March 25, 2024
The Islamabad police has booked protesters and organisers of a rally in support of Palestinians in Gaza, it emerged on Monday.
Save Gaza Campaign, a civil society movement of civilians and organisations taking action against the Israeli bombardment in the besieged strip, posted earlier today on social media platform X that the police had registered a first information report (FIR) against its leader Humaira Tayyaba and her husband and the movement’s patron, former Jamaat-i-Islami senator Mushtaq Ahmad for leading a sit-in at D-Chowk on Sunday.
The FIR was registered at the capital’s Kohsar police station on the complaint of Station House Officer Shafqat Faiz on Sunday. The complaint was filed under Sections 148 (rioting armed with deadly weapon), 149 (unlawful assembly), 186 (obstructing public servant in discharge of public functions), 188 (disobedience to order duly promulgated by public servant), 341 (punishment for wrongful restraint), 353 (assault or criminal force to deter public servant from discharge of his duty), (mischief causing damage amounting to Rs50) and 506(ii) (criminal intimidation) of the Pakistan Penal Code and the Amplifier Act.
The FIR said the SHO was stationed at Islamabad’s Jinnah Avenue along with other police personnel for security duty when protesters under Ahmad and Tayyaba’s leadership assembled around 2pm and began playing slogans through speakers installed in pickup trucks. It added that speeches were also made against state institutions.
The SHO said that a city magistrate present with the police force admonished the crowd that Section 144 was imposed in the capital and thus, there was a restriction on every rally, the protesters did not have a no-objection certificate, impeding national arteries without permission could not be allowed and therefore, the demonstrators could relocate to the green belt without impacting the ordinary citizenry’s commute.
The FIR added that an offer was also previously made by the local administration to the protesters to stage their demonstration at the press club or some other venue but the organisers were insistent on D-Chowk.
The FIR said that around 5:30pm, Ahmad announced that the protesters would reach D-Chowk at any cost and surround embassies and important offices. The FIR added that the former senator had warned of violence if met with resistance and had incited the crowd.
It further said that despite repeatedly being reminded that they were violating Section 144, the crowd of around 300-350 people did not listen and began proceeding towards D-Chowk with some carrying sticks.
The SHO said that when the police attempted to stop their advance, the crowd confronted the police under Ahmad’s leadership and pushed around female police officers, threatened the officers against carrying out their duties and began pelting the police personnel, injuring one constable and shattering anti-riot shields.
The FIR said the crowd blocked Express Chowk and Jinnah Avenue from both ends and stopped the flow of traffic, including ambulances. It added that they continued their protest at Jinnah Avenue for a time and then dispersed.
A day ago, the Islamabad police had said that Section 144 was in force and legal action was being taken against the rally held without permission.
“Protesters tried to enter the high-security zone and pelted stones at the police. The protesters blocked the roads of the citizens,” the police had said in a statement on X, adding that “unauthorised assembly and blocking of public highways cannot be allowed.”
Tayyaba termed the case a “fabricated” one and said the pro-Gaza demonstrations would continue until the demands of the protesters were met.
Ahmad also came down hard against the development and said: “The rulers made it a crime to show solidarity with the people of Gaza.”
He said the sound system and vehicle of the organisers were detained while three people were sent to jail.
“I condemn this fascism of the Pakistan government and Islamabad police. This is the worst kind of pro-Israelism,” he lashed out.
Last night, he had alleged that while on his way back from the protest with his family, personnel of the Islamabad police had accosted him and his family.
Responding to him, the Islamabad police claimed otherwise and said its personnel were rudely treated when they had stopped the former-senator and exhibited patience. The police said no arrest attempt was made.
Ahmad in turn had termed the police response a bunch of lies.
During the recently concluded Pakistan Super League (PSL) tournament, there were several incidents in which fans were disallowed from taking Palestinian flags and banners with messages of solidarity with Gazans into the stadiums.
A woman was intimidated by security officials in Lahore to let go of such banners during the early days of the ninth season of the PSL. Meanwhile, in Karachi, two videos went viral of police personnel snatching Palestinian flags from supporters who were displaying them in the stands.
The Pakistan Cricket Board had remained silent over the issue since it emerged on social media for the first time and its newly-elected chairman Mohsin Naqvi deflected it to provincial governments.
However, after being snatched away from several fans at the entry gates and in the stands, Palestinian flags were finally waved in the PSL final and the symbol of protest against Israel’s atrocities in Gaza was carried freely at Karachi’s National Bank Stadium.
FM Dar reiterates ‘unwavering support’ for Palestine
Separately, Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar held a meeting today with Ambassador of Palestine to Pakistan Rabaie Ahmed.Dar reiterated Pakistan’s unwavering support for the Palestinian cause and called for an urgent and unconditional ceasefire in Gaza.
Unknowntruth
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Only one side is occupying another while killing them with impunity, building illegal settlements, restricting of movement, settler violence, demolishing of homes, etc
The other side is only resisting their oppression. Israel holds all the cards and the way to peace. You can ignore that or deflect but can’t change the fact.
Khansaheeb
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What a warped view, a genocidal land grab by the Israelis is not a fight for survival but is an existential threat for the Palestinians.
VCheng
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I am not ignoring anything just because I can see and respect what are your personal views. Just because you may or may not agree with my views does not mean I am not entitled to them, equally.
VCheng
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I can see and respect what are your personal views. Just because you may or may not agree with my views does not mean I am not entitled to them, equally.
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