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Gazze ateşkesine garantör olan İslam ülkelerine açık çağrı!
Madem İsrail ateşkese uymuyor, Refah Sınır Kapısı’ndan insani yardımların geçişini engelliyor ve Gazze üzerindeki ablukayı kaldırmıyor, garantör İslam ülkeleri artık somut adımlar atmalıdır!
Anlaşmanın uygulanması için İsrail’e karşı yaptırımları gündeme getirmeli, sonuç alınamıyorsa derhal garantörlükten çekilmelidirler!
Garantörlük, ihlallere seyirci kalmak değil, ateşkeste verilen sözlerin yerine getirilmesini sağlamaktır!
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.@liamcunningham1 endorses the BDS@20 Europe Conference.
Between 18–20 November in Barcelona, the BDS@20 Europe Regional Conference will feature some of the most influential figures advocating across Europe and beyond in the struggle for Palestinian liberation today.
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The designed destruction of Gaza aggravates the predictable effects of predicted whether condition
The rain falling on Gaza is not the cause of the humanitarian catastrophe. It is exposing it.
Three years of Israeli destruction have erased homes, drainage systems and essential infrastructure, forcing more than two million Palestinians into an ever-smaller area of land. Now, seasonal rainfall floods the tents in which people have been forced to seek refuge and threatens buildings already damaged by bombardment.
Our spatial analysis traces this transformation, mapping the destruction of buildings alongside the expansion and changing geography of tent camps. It reveals the spatial reorganisation of Gaza through the destruction of permanent shelter and the forced displacement of its population.
What is unfolding is not simply a failure to protect civilians from the elements. It is the destruction of the material conditions necessary for Palestinian life. This is inseparable from the ongoing genocide.
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« Les plans sont établis, l’argent est collecté, l’équipement est prêt. Nous avons travaillé avec leurs ingénieurs, mais récemment, le Cogat a rejeté le projet. »
C’est James Elder, le porte-parole de l’UNICEF, qui lâche ça, dépité, devant des journalistes.
De quoi parle-t-on ? De la réparation d’un bassin d’eau de pluie à Gaza. Un truc vital. Un truc pour éviter que les eaux usées ne débordent et ne transforment les rues en cloaques à ciel ouvert. Un truc pour éviter les inondations et les maladies.
Tout était prêt. Les plans, le fric, le matériel. Ils ont même bossé main dans la main avec les ingénieurs. Et puis le Cogat a dit non. Comme ça, d’un coup.
Ils ne veulent pas juste tuer avec des bombes. Ils veulent tuer lentement avec la boue, le choléra, l’eau croupie et la vermine. Ils veulent que la vie soit un tel enfer que partir devienne la seule option.
C'est ça, la parole sioniste. Elle ne vaut rien. Elle vous vend de la coopération sur papier glacé pendant qu'elle actionne le levier de l'étranglement sur le terrain. Ils signent, ils valident, ils promettent. Et sur le terrain, ils asphyxient. Leur parole est une arme de diversion massive.
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The world cannot afford to look away. 💔🇵🇸
Carole Cadwalladr raises a powerful question: If Gaza’s suffering is visible, why is it so often missing from the headlines?
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A Moroccan Jew who moved to Israel in the early period of statehood wrote in a letter back home telling his family that antisemitism was worse in Israel than it was in Poland. The antisemites were the Ashkenazi Jews, who were more racist towards Moroccan Jews that whites were racist towards blacks in 1950s in the United States.haaretz.com/israel-news/2021…
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The ancestral homeland of Gadi Eisenkot, who will likely become Israel's next Prime Minister, is Morocco.
That's at least what his parents' & grandparents' generation felt when they arrived in Israel ⤵️ Most wanted to return home -- Morocco.
A Moroccan Jew who moved to Israel in the early period of statehood wrote in a letter back home telling his family that antisemitism was worse in Israel than it was in Poland. The antisemites were the Ashkenazi Jews, who were more racist towards Moroccan Jews that whites were racist towards blacks in 1950s in the United States.haaretz.com/israel-news/2021…
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Replying to @BenMoser123
You were prominently featured in a couple of clips on the Sunday night marathon podcast “Grand Theft World”.
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"Israel is a psychopath functioning in an infrastructure of impunity"
Holocaust survivor and author Dr. Gabor Maté critiques the conflation of Jewish spirituality with Israeli political statecraft, arguing that replacing religious values with nationalist allegiance has allowed Israel to operate with global impunity and created a profound moral and ethical crisis.
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This is repulsive. Holborn & St. Pancras deserves better than an MP who is paid for by companies complicit in genocide. No wonder she refused to speak out on the genocide!
‘The Best Democracy Money Can Buy!’
Sagal Abdi-Wali has just filed her first register of interest in Parliament, revealing who funded her election campaign in the Holborn & St Pancras by-election where she defeated Zack Polanski.
And they stink.
They are from sources with strong historical ties to Labour Together. And through one of her key donors, Sagal is linked to investments in companies like Palantir and Elbit Systems and Boeing. There is something completely broken about how the reporting regime for donations works that we're only finding this out now, after the election.
The returns show that Abdi-Wali had two big donors: Daniel Luhde-Thompson and his wife Cressida Pollock who donated jointly, and Green Britain Group Ltd, the holding company of Dale Vince's Ecotricity. Both donated £50k to the campaign.
Daniel Luhde-Thompson is mega-wealthy. He is one of the co-founders of the quant-trading hedge fund Quadrature Capital. Quadrature, whose holding company is registered in the Caymans, donated £4m to the Labour Party during the 2024 General Election.
It was the single largest donation Labour had ever received. But nobody knew this fact during the election itself, as the donation was only declared after the election as it was made in a specific week-long window that was exempt from immediate reporting.
As I revealed in OpenDemocracy in October 2024, Quadrature had held shares in companies connected to the genocide in Gaza in late 2023 and early 2024. It held an average of $121m in shares in companies linked to the genocide in Gaza between December 2023 and July 2024. This included shareholdings in arms companies like the lead contractor on the F-35, Lockheed Martin.
I've just checked Quadrature's most recent SEC filings submitted at the end of June 2026. They show that Quadrature still has investments in arms companies like Boeing and Lockheed. The June fillings show it held $9m in Elbit shares and an astonishing $117m in Palantir.
What is it with the Labour Party and connections to Palantir?
Luhde-Thompson also donated to Labour Together. He donated £50k at the end of November 2023: smack-bang in the middle of the period when Labour Together hired APCO to investigate journalists (including me and my family) who had exposed Morgan McSweeney's failure to report donations in violation of the law between 2018 and 2020 (of course there is no indication Luhde-Thompson knew about this).
Dale Vince, Sagal's other donor, was also a big donor to Labour Together. He has, most recently, strongly supported approving drilling at Jackdaw and Rosebank oilfields.
We found out about Dale Vince donating to Sagal during the campaign because it was leaked to the Independent. But voters in Holborn & St Pancras had no idea that she was also being funded by Daniel Luhde-Thompson, linking her to Quadrature and, through that, investments in companies complicit in genocide.
There is really something deeply wrong here. Voters were deprived of key information before they cast their vote. Our electoral laws around donations, which allow the mega-rich to dominate our politics, have to be reformed.
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I honestly thought I had seen it all when it came to Gaza. But humanoid robots, backed by Eric Trump, being lined up for deployment in Gaza? Wtaf!!!
Imagine being Palestinian and watching the world find increasingly disturbing ways to experiment on ur existence.
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"If there were a button you could press that would make all the Arabs here disappear... I would press that button." -@MatanKahana, June, 2022, soon to be Speaker of Israel's Knesset.
Matan Kahana is about to become Speaker of Israel's Knesset. Gadi Eisenkot's bloc picked him this week. This is what he has said about Arabs and Palestinians"
1) In June 2022 he was a deputy minister. He told high school students in Efrat (a settlement): "If there were a button you could press that would make all the Arabs here disappear... I would press that button."
2) In the same talk he called the Palestinian account of 1948 "nonsense." His apology was for an "unsuccessful choice of words." He never took back the wish.
3) A month before that, he wrote about a dream in which "all the Arabs decided one morning to emigrate to Switzerland."
4) In July 2021 he backed the law that bars Palestinian spouses of Israelis from citizenship. He said whoever votes against it "wants to flood Israel with thousands of Palestinians."
4) In December 2020 he wrote that "it is madness to legislate the equality law."
5) During the May 2021 unrest in Lod he wrote that the police should "protect the Jews from Arab rioters" instead of separating the sides.
6) In February 2021 he called the Arab MKs Heba Yazbak, Sami Abu Shehadeh and Mansour Abbas "supporters of terror" who have "no place in the Knesset."
7) In 2025, asked about the bid to expel MK Ayman Odeh, he said: "We must not build on Arab seats." On election night, October 28, 2026, he repeated that there would be no government that relies on Arab parties.
8) In September 2022 he said Ben-Gvir "loves the State of Israel." In the same breath he called the Arab party Balad "full-on terror supporters."
9) In February 2025 Trump proposed moving Gaza's population out. A radio host called it forced transfer. Kahana answered that it was "voluntary emigration" and said "we need to embrace this solution."
10) The day after, he called humanitarian aid to Gaza "aid to murderers."
This is the man the bloc that ran against Netanyahu chose to preside over Israel's parliament, including over its Arab members. He is an unrepentant racist and will lead the Knesset despite that.
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Strongly recommend reading Israeli historian, Shlomo Sand's, account in 'The Invention of the Jewish People' of the at best think and at worst fraudulent 'history' that underlies these claims. The timelines actually don't work.
Netanyahu says Jews have the non-negotiable right to the lands of Israel:
"This is our homeland. It’s called Judea; that’s where Jews come from, and we’ve been attached to it for thousands of years.
The entire claim remains on a fraudulent premise that Judea is to the Jews as France is to the French or Italy is to the Italians.
That premise is false.
Categorically false.
France is the state of French citizens.
Italy is the state of Italian citizens.
Israel is the state of Israeli citizens — not of Jews worldwide.
Jews are not a nationality attached to a sovereign state. They are a group of people dispersed across many countries, holding many citizenships.
Most Jews are not Israeli. They don't vote in Israel. They do not live under Israeli law. They owe Israel no political allegiance.
Zionism survives by erasing that distinction.
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‘When you name the perpetrator, then you’re able to root it out. That’s what we need to do with Zionism.’
Mohammed el-Kurd explains the nature of the Zionist project.
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Translation: immunity and impunity for the genocidal apartheid rape regime. It's that simple
Replying to @sevslv @TheRightsForum
This is what is being discussed:
a) granting immunity to heads of state; b) excluding ICC jurisdiction over nationals of non-state parties, even when they commit crimes on the SP territory; and c) denying the Court’s jurisdiction over cases covered by national legislation.































