clutch
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Trump's rhetoric and reality was the opposite. Trump was the most peaceful US president for the Muslim world. American Muslims were just great during his tenure. I know. I was there.
Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present
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Trump's rhetoric and reality was the opposite. Trump was the most peaceful US president for the Muslim world. American Muslims were just great during his tenure. I know. I was there.
clutch
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So the 100,000 Non Committal voters in the Michigan Primary have made some difference? Or has it really? NY Times has this as the topmost news but doesn't impress me, just like Bernie Sanders changing his hypocritical tone lately after condoning Israeli brutality for months.
At the Republicans are not hypocrites. They say as they see it. Democrats? Hypocrites!
Biden Says U.S. Will Begin Aid Airdrops in Gaza
The president said that the United States would work with Jordan and other allies to deliver aid by air and that supplies could eventually be delivered by sea.www.nytimes.com
President Biden said on Friday that the United States would begin airdropping humanitarian relief supplies into Gaza, a decision prompted by the dozens of Palestinians who were killed as Israeli forces opened fire near an aid convoy in Gaza City a day earlier.
“Innocent people got caught in a terrible war unable to feed their families and you saw the response when they tried to get aid in,” Mr. Biden said before meeting with Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni of Italy. “And we need to do more and the United States will do more.”
Mr. Biden said the United States would work with Jordan, which has been at the forefront of airdrop efforts to Gaza, as well as other allies to deliver aid by air and that supplies could, eventually, also be delivered by sea.
“Aid flowing to Gaza is nowhere nearly enough now,” Mr. Biden said. “Innocent lives are on the line and children’s lives are on the line.”
John F. Kirby, a senior National Security Council official, said that the first airdrops would focus on food, followed by water and medicine. A U.S. military official said the Air Force plans to drop 50,000 meal rations.
The administration has been considering airdrops for some time, but so far has chosen not to in part because of the logistical challenges of dropping aid into a dense war zone. But Mr. Kirby said that the chaos on Thursday had underscored the need to “find more creative ways of getting assistance in faster and at a greater scale.”
The deaths around the convoy have brought the humanitarian crisis in Gaza into a sharper focus for administration officials, they say. Officials have said they do not know what precisely happened at the convoy, but that they believe the disastrous events on Thursday show the lack of security in Gaza, throwing in sharp relief a failure of Israel’s war and the increasingly desperate situation for Palestinians there.
The deaths around the aid convoy may prove to be something of an inflection point, prodding the White House to do more to pressure Israel to allow more humanitarian aid in.
Mr. Kirby said that the deaths show the need for Hamas and Israel to agree to a cease-fire and release the hostages held in Gaza. A pause in Israel’s military operations would allow more humanitarian aid to move into the territory more quickly, he said.
Many questions remain unanswered about the killings around the aid convoy on Thursday, for which the Israeli military and Gazan officials offered divergent accounts.
Gazan health officials say that more than 100 Palestinians were killed and more than 700 injured on Thursday when Israeli forces opened fire on crowds gathered near an aid convoy in Gaza City. Witnesses said they saw people shot as they ran toward the aid trucks.
The Israeli military said a large crowd rushed the convoy, and that Israeli forces fired on a mob that “moved in a manner which endangered them.” The Israeli military said most of the deaths had been caused by trampling and that people had also been run over by the aid trucks.
Americans dropping bread crumbs on Palestinians with one hand and giving Israel bombs to drop with the other hand... Is the most sadistic evil thing I have heard!
Oldenwisdom...قول بزرگ
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Here's for the patriots ...
Letter‐Bombs Mailed to Truman in 1947 (Published 1972)
Mrs Daniel writes that so-called 'Stern gang' of Zionist terrorists tried to assassinate him by letter-bomb in '47; says envelopes, rigged to explode when opened, were discovered by White House mail room and defused by Secret Service bomb experts
Instrumental in its foundation ad formation a sin so grievous that generations are paying its price and will continue to do so...
Kyussis
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They will most likely Kill him if that were ever likely to become reality!
Meengla
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It was an incredible political mistake for the British PM to respond to George Galloway's victory!! Galloway's stature will only rise after the 'brown puppet' mentioning Galloway!
Kyussis
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Cuba got over 60 years (and counting) of severe economic sections while Israel got Hundreds of Billions (and counting) in direct aid and Political immunity at the U.N through U.S veto power(including the immunity to carry out open genocide in 4K for the world to see). Goes to show who really runs the show in the U.S now doesn't it?
Kyussis
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Look who's human now! These air drops are just a drop in the bucket of what is needed and are just done for show to disclaim the ever rising condemnation for U.S backed Israeli Genocide of Palestinians!
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Unknowntruth
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No peace with these fascist colonizers.
Khansaheeb
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Why dont they allow the trucks in .? Surely Hamas can steal the airdropped food too? By starving Hamas they are starving the Israeli hostages. Seems like Netanyahu has no regard for the Israeli hostages as he has bombed them and now is starving them.
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arjunk
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Why don't you let Israelis crush you to a pulp with a tank in front of your wife and children - perhaps you can help them see things from a positive angle as well?
Cuck. If the government told you to shoot your crotch with a Shotgun, you would probably oblige.
Khansaheeb
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No housing , no food, no water and freezing in the winter rain; the only thing they have left is their Islam, may Allah protect them from the evil doers and give them peace and prosperity.
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Khansaheeb
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Seems like Israeli soldiers don't have the stomach to fight any more.
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This handout picture released by the Israeli military on February 23, 2024, shows Israeli soldiers on patrol at an unspecified location in the Gaza Strip. (File photo by AFP)
Months into Israel’s ongoing genocidal war on the Gaza Strip, the regime’s military is reported to be facing a critical manpower problem as it runs short of thousands of forces.
“The army is experiencing intensifying personnel shortages,” Ynetnews, the website for Israeli daily Yediot Ahronot, reported on Friday.
The military, it added, “urgently requires an additional 7,000 soldiers, with half of these intended for combat roles.”
“It's crucial to note that this figure is over and above the soldiers already slated for recruitment in upcoming cycles.”
The regime’s treasury is, however, only approving 2,500 additional forces.
These “unprecedented” figures underscore the “shock” that was being experienced by the Israeli military in the wake of nearly 150 days of the war, the website said.
The Israeli regime began waging the onslaught against Gaza on October 7, following al-Aqsa Storm, a surprise operation staged by the coastal sliver’s resistance groups against the occupied territories.
At least 30,228 Palestinians, mostly women and children, have been killed and 71,377 others been injured so far during the war.
Ynet noted, meanwhile, that approximately 582 troops had been killed in the war. “Several more are physically and psychologically wounded, to the extent that they are unable to return to their roles,” it added.
On Wednesday, the Israeli minister for military affairs highlighted the heavy toll the war was inflicting on the regime’s military.
Israeli war minister admits regime’s military paying ‘high price’ in Gaza
The Israeli minister of military affairs complains of the heavy toll the ongoing Gaza war is inflicting on the regime’s army, calling for drafting ultra-Orthodox Jews amid manpower shortages.
"We are paying a very high price in our ranks...The costs we incur in terms of the numbers of deaths and injuries are very high,” he said.
Despite causing a massive death toll and suffering fatalities, the Israeli military has stopped short of achieving the goals that it has been seeking to score through the war, such as “destroying” Hamas, finding the captives that the Gaza-based resistance movement is holding, and bringing about forced displacement of the Palestinian territory’s population to neighboring Egypt.
Israeli military in ‘shock’ amid shortage of 1000s of forces: Report
Months into Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza, the regime’s military is reportedly facing a critical manpower problem, and runs short of thousands of forces.
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Israeli military in ‘shock’ amid shortage of 1000s of forces: Report
Friday, 01 March 2024 2:52 PM [ Last Update: Friday, 01 March 2024 5:31 PM ]
This handout picture released by the Israeli military on February 23, 2024, shows Israeli soldiers on patrol at an unspecified location in the Gaza Strip. (File photo by AFP)
Months into Israel’s ongoing genocidal war on the Gaza Strip, the regime’s military is reported to be facing a critical manpower problem as it runs short of thousands of forces.
“The army is experiencing intensifying personnel shortages,” Ynetnews, the website for Israeli daily Yediot Ahronot, reported on Friday.
The military, it added, “urgently requires an additional 7,000 soldiers, with half of these intended for combat roles.”
“It's crucial to note that this figure is over and above the soldiers already slated for recruitment in upcoming cycles.”
The regime’s treasury is, however, only approving 2,500 additional forces.
These “unprecedented” figures underscore the “shock” that was being experienced by the Israeli military in the wake of nearly 150 days of the war, the website said.
The Israeli regime began waging the onslaught against Gaza on October 7, following al-Aqsa Storm, a surprise operation staged by the coastal sliver’s resistance groups against the occupied territories.
At least 30,228 Palestinians, mostly women and children, have been killed and 71,377 others been injured so far during the war.
Ynet noted, meanwhile, that approximately 582 troops had been killed in the war. “Several more are physically and psychologically wounded, to the extent that they are unable to return to their roles,” it added.
On Wednesday, the Israeli minister for military affairs highlighted the heavy toll the war was inflicting on the regime’s military.
Israeli war minister admits regime’s military paying ‘high price’ in Gaza
The Israeli minister of military affairs complains of the heavy toll the ongoing Gaza war is inflicting on the regime’s army, calling for drafting ultra-Orthodox Jews amid manpower shortages.
"We are paying a very high price in our ranks...The costs we incur in terms of the numbers of deaths and injuries are very high,” he said.
Despite causing a massive death toll and suffering fatalities, the Israeli military has stopped short of achieving the goals that it has been seeking to score through the war, such as “destroying” Hamas, finding the captives that the Gaza-based resistance movement is holding, and bringing about forced displacement of the Palestinian territory’s population to neighboring Egypt.
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