Israel Genocide in Gaza - 2023 to present - Part ll

I will consider this scene historical

A child returned on his way to his home barefoot for thousands of meters, carrying with him what remains of his bed, dreaming of sleeping on the rubble of his home

This is Gaza and these are its people.

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حَسْبُنَا اللّٰہُ وَنِعْمَ الْوَکِیْلُ
 
Most of you think that the people in Gaza are finally relieved.
No.
They are NOT.

Have any real temporary shelters been allowed in?
Tents? Blankets? Mattresses?
Clothes for families, especially for the children?
It’s October and the weather is getting cold. Kids barely have enough clothes and shoes.
But no one is thinking about any of this, especially those who want to implement a “peace plan.”
No!!!!! It not in their mind because they do not see us as humans.
No dignity. No justice. No peace.

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small number of machines available are working hard to clear rubble in some areas to restore access to roads
 
IDF terrorist who was seriously wounded in an accidental grenade blast in the southern Gaza Strip last week succumbed to his wounds and died over the weekend, the occupation announces.

He is named as Master Sgt. (res.) Shmuel Gad Rahamim, 31, of the Southern Brigade's 7015th Battalion, from occupied Givat Ze'ev.

The incident took place at around 8 a.m. on Tuesday at an illegal IDF post in the Khan Younis area. Inside a room where soldiers were residing and sleeping, a grenade exploded due to unclear circumstances.

Two other IDF terrorists were wounded in the incident, including one seriously.
 
Bharatah said:
My friend, this is an official report from the Washington Post and it is already being talked about all over the world, including on the front pages of Russian newspapers :

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NOTE : I've been talking about this here for months now.
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not allowed to post material of the Gulf ARABs support of the Genocide on here .
Not Kosher see , Whitewash of history occurring live on TV

A recent Washington Post investigation has revealed that six Arab states — Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, and Qatar — have quietly expanded their military cooperation with Israel over the past three years, citing sources familiar with classified …

 

Arab states deepened military ties with Israel while denouncing Gaza war, leak reveals​

Israeli and Arab military officials have come together for meetings and trainings, facilitated by U.S. Central Command, on regional threats, Iran and underground tunnels.
By David Kenner

Even as key Arab states condemned the war in the Gaza Strip, they quietly expanded security cooperation with the Israeli military, leaked U.S. documents reveal. Those military ties were thrown into crisis after Israel’s September airstrike in Qatar, but could now play a key role in overseeing the nascent ceasefire in Gaza.

Over the past three years, facilitated by the United States, senior military officials from Israel and six Arab countries came together for a series of planning meetings in Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, and Qatar.

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Arab states deepened military ties with Israel while denouncing Gaza war, leak reveals - ICIJ

Israeli and Arab military officials have come together for meetings and trainings, facilitated by U.S. Central Command, on regional threats, Iran and underground tunnels.
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Supposedly Israel abandoning their collaborators (although they could have been moved for future use):

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BBC On Gaza-Israel: One Story, Double Standards​



CfMM’s new report concludes that the BBC is systematically biased against Palestinians in Gaza war coverage.

Analysis of 35,000+ pieces of BBC content shows Israeli deaths given 33 times more coverage, per fatality, and significantly more emotive language

Key Findings:​

  • Palestinian deaths treated as less newsworthy: Despite Gaza suffering 34x more casualties than Israel, BBC gave Israeli deaths 33 times more coverage per fatality and ran almost equal numbers of humanising victim profiles (279 Palestinians vs 201 Israelis).
  • Systematic language bias favouring Israelis: BBC used emotive terms 4 times more for Israeli victims, applied ‘massacre’ 18x more to Israeli casualties, and used ‘murder’ 220 times for Israelis vs once for Palestinians.
  • Suppression of genocide allegations: BBC presenters shut down genocide claims in over 100 documented instances whilst making zero mention of Israeli leaders’ genocidal statements, including Netanyahu’s biblical Amalek reference.
  • Muffling Palestinian voices: The BBC interviewed significantly fewer Palestinians than Israelis (1,085 v 2,350) on TV and radio, while BBC presenters shared the Israeli perspective 11 times more frequently than the Palestinian perspective (2,340 v 217).


The most comprehensive analysis of the BBC’s coverage of Israel’s war on Gaza reveals a systematic pattern: the minimisation of Palestinian suffering and perspectives and the amplification of Israeli narratives, victimisation and emotive stories.

The study, conducted by the Centre for Media Monitoring, analysed 3,873 articles and 32,092 broadcast segments from 7 October 2023 to 6 October 2024, alongside comparative analysis of 7,748 articles on the Ukraine conflict. During the analysis period, 42,010 Palestinians and 1,246 Israelis were killed – a 34:1 ratio that provides crucial context for assessing the impartiality of the BBC’s coverage. It also used extensive case studies extending into 2025.

The report reveals a systematic omission of key historical and contemporary context that has acquired an institutional quality at the BBC. Whether this be overlooking the genocidal rhetoric of Israeli leaders – now referenced in war crimes charges against them – or properly scrutinising Israeli claims and denials in the face of ethnic cleansing and other war crimes, the BBC have simply underreported what is now overwhelmingly being seen as a ‘live-streamed genocide’ and crimes against humanity.

Rizwana Hamid, Director of the Centre for Media Monitoring said: ⁠“The BBC has a duty to reflect the full reality of this devastating war, including the lived experience of Palestinians. When language, framing, and editorial choices consistently favour one side, the public loses access to the truth. Our findings are based on evidence, not ideology — and we urge the BBC to reflect, engage, and reform.”

Alistair Campbell, co-presenter of the ‘Rest is Politics’ podcast said: “All too often, on domestic issues, the BBC’s response to criticism from the right is to accept rather than challenge it and adapt coverage accordingly. This is perhaps best understood in the context of the incessant drumbeat of anti-BBC sentiment in a commercially and politically motivated right-wing press. But we see the same pattern in some of its approach to international issues too, notably Israel and Palestine. The Israelis and the right-wing media do a very good job of persuading people that the BBC is biased in favour of Palestinians. This report suggests otherwise…at the leadership level, there seems to be a bias not against Israel but in favour of its talking points and the defence of its actions.”

Baroness Sayeeda Warsi, former co-chair of the Conservative Party said: “This powerful research by the Centre for Media Monitoring exposes how, during Israel’s war on Gaza, the BBC consistently prioritised Israeli pain and perspective – at the expense of Palestinian lives and voices…..This is no cherry-picked critique. It is a comprehensive, evidence-based indictment that cannot be ignored. If the BBC is to maintain any claim to impartiality, it must now engage seriously with these findings and the recommendations that follow.”


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BBC On Gaza-Israel: One Story, Double Standards - Centre For Media Monitoring

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be careful with old videos being spread as new. this video is from 2012.
 
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