Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present
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Khansaheeb
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He doesn't want an ICC arrest warrant like Putin. Biden has a lot of blood on his hands of Palestinian women and children, he will definitely rot in hell.
Khansaheeb
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Persian Gulf
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Palestinian Resistance deals IDF blows in Rafah, 4 IDF terrorists liquidated
UKBengali
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No one would care about Palestine if not for Hamas armed resistance.
Who was talking about Palestine before October 7th?
Saudi was about to formally recognise the entity and then we could have had a GCC-Zionist alliance that would have made it more difficult for Palestine to be free.
Yes 10s of thousands if not 100K+ Palestinians will die when this is all over but there is rarely any circumstances when colonist settlers are defeated by peaceful means.
hussain0216
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The price for freedom and independence is often paid in blood
Indos
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Stop making excuse for Israeli genocide. This is genocide that should have not happened. 24.000 Palestinian women, kids, and babies being killed should not be used to make a point and justify Hamas 7 Oct attack
Persian Gulf
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Strapped down, blindfolded, held in diapers: Israeli whistleblowers detail abuse of Palestinians in shadowy detention center
At a military base that now doubles as a detention center in Israel’s Negev desert, an Israeli working at the facility snapped two photographs of a scene that he says continues to haunt him.
Rows of men in gray tracksuits are seen sitting on paper-thin mattresses, ringfenced by barbed wire. All appear blindfolded, their heads hanging heavy under the glare of floodlights.
A putrid stench filled the air and the room hummed with the men’s murmurs, the Israeli who was at the facility told CNN. Forbidden from speaking to each other, the detainees mumbled to themselves.
“We were told they were not allowed to move. They should sit upright. They’re not allowed to talk. Not allowed to peek under their blindfold.”
Guards were instructed “to scream uskot” – shut up in Arabic – and told to “pick people out that were problematic and punish them,” the source added.
They paint a picture of a facility where doctors sometimes amputated prisoners’ limbs due to injuries sustained from constant handcuffing; of medical procedures sometimes performed by underqualified medics earning it a reputation for being “a paradise for interns”; and where the air is filled with the smell of neglected wounds left to rot.
CNN spoke to three Israeli whistleblowers who worked at the Sde Teiman desert camp, which holds Palestinians detained during Israel’s invasion of Gaza. All spoke out at risk of legal repercussions and reprisals from groups supportive of Israel’s hardline policies in Gaza.
According to the accounts, the facility some 18 miles from the Gaza frontier is split into two parts: enclosures where around 70 Palestinian detainees from Gaza are placed under extreme physical restraint, and a field hospital where wounded detainees are strapped to their beds, wearing diapers and fed through straws.
“They stripped them down of anything that resembles human beings,” said one whistleblower, who worked as a medic at the facility’s field hospital.
“(The beatings) were not done to gather intelligence. They were done out of revenge,” said another whistleblower. “It was punishment for what they (the Palestinians) did on October 7 and punishment for behavior in the camp.”
Al-Ran, a Palestinian who holds Bosnian citizenship, headed the surgical unit at northern Gaza’s Indonesian hospital, one of the first to be shut down and raided as Israel carried out its aerial, ground and naval offensive.
He was arrested on December 18, he said, outside Gaza City’s Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital, where he had been working for three days after fleeing his hospital in the heavily bombarded north.
He was stripped down to his underwear, blindfolded and his wrists tied, then dumped in the back of a truck where, he said, the near-naked detainees were piled on top of one another as they were shuttled to a detention camp in the middle of the desert.
"When they removed my blindfold, I could see the extent of the humiliation and abasement … I could see the extent to which they saw us not as human beings but as animals."
Al-Ran’s account of the forms of punishment he saw were corroborated by the whistleblowers who spoke with CNN. A prisoner who committed an offense such as speaking to another would be ordered to raise his arms above his head for up to an hour. The prisoner’s hands would sometimes be zip-tied to a fence to ensure that he did not come out of the stress position.
For those who repeatedly breached the prohibition on speaking and moving, the punishment became more severe. Israeli guards would sometimes take a prisoner to an area outside the enclosure and beat him aggressively, according to two whistleblowers and al-Ran. A whistleblower who worked as a guard said he saw a man emerge from a beating with his teeth, and some bones, apparently broken.
“If you imagine yourself being unable to move, being unable to see what’s going on, and being completely naked, that leaves you completely exposed,” the source said. “I think that’s something that borders on, if not crosses to, psychological torture.”
Another whistleblower said he was ordered to perform medical procedures on the Palestinian detainees for which he was not qualified.
“I was asked to learn how to do things on the patients, performing minor medical procedures that are totally outside my expertise,” he said, adding that this was frequently done without anesthesia.
For Dr. Al-Ran, his reunion with his friends was anything but joyful. The experience, he said, rendered him mute for a month as he battled an “emotional deadness.”
“It was very painful. When I was released, people expected me to miss them, to embrace them. But there was a gap,” said al-Ran. “The people who were with me at the detention facility became my family. Those friendships were the only things that belonged to us.”
Just before his release, a fellow prisoner had called out to him, his voice barely rising above a whisper, al-Ran said. He asked the doctor to find his wife and kids in Gaza. “He asked me to tell them that it is better for them to be martyrs,” said al-Ran. “It is better for them to die than to be captured and held here.”
hussain0216
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No one is making me excuses, the fault is not with Palestinians for fighting for freedom it's in the rest of us for not supporting them and responding to this horrendous apartheid Zionist enemy
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When people ask why protestors are cautious of counter protestors “just trying to walk by or through a protest” have the UCLA example that enough counter protestors don’t come with peaceful intentions.
The counter protestors are bad faith actors and police not stepping in early need to be investigated.
The counter protestors are bad faith actors and police not stepping in early need to be investigated.
Persian Gulf
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Hornets vs terrorist IDF militants
“An IDF tank from the southern division of the Gaza Division ran over the hornets' nest, during an operation in the buffer zone in the south of the Gaza Strip, near the border fence in the Nirim area.
Following the trampling of the nest, a huge amount of wasps came out and stung the warriors.The injured were evacuated to Tel Hashomer Hospital.”
“An IDF tank from the southern division of the Gaza Division ran over the hornets' nest, during an operation in the buffer zone in the south of the Gaza Strip, near the border fence in the Nirim area.
Following the trampling of the nest, a huge amount of wasps came out and stung the warriors.The injured were evacuated to Tel Hashomer Hospital.”
Hassan Al-Somal
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"Maariv:
Egypt, in a letter to America, threatens to cancel the Camp David Accords if the occupation does not withdraw from Rafah and return to the negotiating table..
According to Maariv, the threat is described as the first and last."
Hassan Al-Somal
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الله اكبر ولله الحمد
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