Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present

[BHAN85]

Maybe Netanyahu and his cohorts are German agents ? Now the Germans can say the Jews are worse than us. Or all the Nazi Germans the US took in as prisoners must have regrouped and continued their Nazi campaign on hapless people. They have a lust for murder and slaughter of women and children.

They have lust for USA dollars, like any else corrupt vassal elite of USA.

They don't care about own people blood in stupid wars, so imagine how much they care about enemy's blood

 

[Persian Gulf]

Israeli settler killed in Tel Aviv 'stabbing attack'

Perpetrator (arrested) was a former Shin Bet informant who had relocated to Israel...

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[Persian Gulf]

Hamas fighters increasingly resort to 'martyrdom operations' (suicide operations) against IDF Nazis in Gaza

Hamas fighters resist the Nazi IDF holocaust in Jabalia for more than 80 days, while Palestinians in the West Bank cannot even protest in support of their kin in Gaza ...

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[Persian Gulf]

Jewish holocaust of Palestinians continues at full force

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Jewish Nazis destroy last hospital in North Gaza, force all doctors and patients to undress and march to Jewish torture/concentration camps

The Gaza Holocaust

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[Musings]

Jewish Nazis destroy last hospital in North Gaza, force all doctors and patients and undress and march to Jewish torture/concentration camps

The Gaza Holocaust

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Can these bastards get any lower?
Really are the lowest form of human. Now I can understand why there is so much hatred for them

 

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If this were to happen to Ukrainian civilians the West would have demanded and set up a No-Fly Zone in Ukraine...... But since they're brown Muslims and not white people nobody in the Western governments cares...

 

[Persian Gulf]

It is a shame that Yemen has been holding million-man marches every Friday in support of Gaza since October 7.

The West Bank and Jerusalem are unable to hold a small demonstration to support Gaza.

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[Meengla]

Reports of 3 IDF terrorists being liquidated in Gaza today (1 already confirmed by Israel this morning)

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Hopefully, the cost to totally subjugate Gaza would be too painful for Israel to not go that route however much Israelis want to go that route.
If only Gazans had effective weapons and supply routes but their situation is worse than even the Tamil Tigers who at least had some sea routes available despite their tiny region of resistance and that's why the Tigers managed to fight on for a quarter century.

 

[mulj]

Hopefully, the cost to totally subjugate Gaza would be too painful for Israel to not go that route however much Israelis want to go that route.
If only Gazans had effective weapons and supply routes but their situation is worse than even the Tamil Tigers who at least had some sea routes available despite their tiny region of resistance and that's why the Tigers managed to fight on for a quarter century.

They have land route but egyptian military junta are bastards of unique kind.
We can only hope that tunnels network works within whole Gaza for sustained resistance and political leverage which will have to come eventually.

 

[Persian Gulf]

They have land route but egyptian military junta are bastards of unique kind.
We can only hope that tunnels network works within whole Gaza for sustained resistance and political leverage which will have to come eventually.

Israel has blown up huge amounts of tunnels so far and controls border with Egypt

before this genocide Egypt was already destroying those tunnels now Israel controls a large buffer zone on the border and destroys everything

Palestinians in Gaza are truly fighting against all odds

 

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[Solomon2]

IDF officer holds son’s bris at kibbutz where harrowing October 7 battle unfolded​

Moshe Barsheshet and his wife Renana hold their newborn son’s circumcision ceremony at Kibbutz Holit where he bravely fought terrorists during Hamas' attack​

Roni Green Shaulov|05:30

“When I heard about the chaos in the south, I immediately knew it was something big,” recalls Moshe Barsheshet, reflecting on the day that changed the course of Israel’s history — and his own life. “I was an IDF company commander when a soldier named Rafael Hayun connected us with two people from Kibbutz Holit."

"They told us the kibbutz was devoid of military presence and infiltrated by Hamas terrorists. Although I was instructed not to head in, I decided to go anyway. On the way, we witnessed horrifying scenes,” he recounts.

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Moshe Barsheshet with his family at Kibbutz Holit
(Photo: Yael Buhbut)
When Barsheshet and his team arrived at Holit, the situation was dire. “We discovered around 60 terrorists in the kibbutz,” he says. “Houses were burning and there were many wounded. We engaged in a fierce battle, during which some of our comrades were injured. But by dawn we regained control of the kibbutz with the help of additional military forces.”

Barsheshet and his unit worked tirelessly to evacuate the wounded to the kibbutz gate, clear homes, and rescue survivors. The experience left a profound mark on him. “I feel a deep connection to the kibbutz, its people, and the place itself,” he says.

(Photo: Yael Buhbut)
“A person who experiences battle or a significant event either becomes repelled by the location or deeply attached to it. My life could have ended there and terrorists cruelly took the lives of so many. But for me, it was essential to return to that place, find closure and raise a new generation where there was once so much sorrow and blood.”

A moment of closure​

Last Friday, Barsheshet and his wife, Renana, returned to Holit but for their son’s brit milah (Jewish circumcision ceremony) — a symbolic act of renewal.

Holit remains a closed military zone, largely uninhabited except for soldiers and a few kibbutz members maintaining the site. Despite this, Barsheshet secured the necessary permissions from both the military and the kibbutz.
“We brought catering, invited the soldiers who were with me that day, kibbutz members and security personnel,” he shares. “It was an incredibly emotional and joyful moment — to bring new light to a place once shrouded in darkness. It truly felt like closing a circle.”

(Photo: Yael Buhbut)
Barsheshet shared a deeply personal message. “I’m a settler from Kiryat Arba and they’re kibbutz residents from Holit. Before October 7, our paths rarely crossed. But the terrorists’ bullets didn’t discriminate between us."

(Photo: Yael Buhbut)
“We need to set aside our divisions,” he says. “We all know how fractured the nation was before. I want to raise my children with certain values and holding the Brit milah at Holit is part of that. It’s a testament to our shared humanity and resilience.”