#palestine israel is real

[lemondeabicyclette]

Pendant des années, Netanyahou a soutenu le Hamas. Ça vient de nous exploser au visage.

La politique du premier ministre consistant à traiter le groupe terroriste comme un partenaire, au détriment d'Abbas et de l'État palestinien, a entraîné des blessures qui prendront des années à Israël pour guérir.

Pendant des années, les différents gouvernements dirigés par Benjamin Netanyahu ont adopté une approche qui a divisé le pouvoir entre la bande de Gaza et la Cisjordanie - mettant à genoux le président de l'Autorité palestinienne Mahmoud Abbas tout en prenant des mesures qui ont soutenu le groupe terroriste du Hamas.

L'idée était d'empêcher Abbas - ou toute autre personne du gouvernement de Cisjordanie de l'Autorité palestinienne - d'avancer vers l'établissement d'un État palestinien.

Ainsi, au milieu de cette tentative de nuire à Abbas, le Hamas est passé d'un simple groupe terroriste à une organisation avec laquelle Israël a eu des négociations indirectes via l'Égypte, et qui a été autorisée à recevoir des infusions d'argent de l'étranger.

(the times of israel)

[littlematchagirlll]

you know what, fuck joe biden. fuck joe biden. i am so deeply enraged tonight. thousands of palestinians have been murdered in a genocide funded by US tax dollars, and his administration thinks it's a good time to post memes?? most young people i know are living paycheck to paycheck (or debt to debt), and they think they can appeal to us by posting goddamn memes? at least one hundred people were killed in rafah due to an israeli air strike during the superbowl, and biden posts a dark brandon meme? what the absolute fuck? over twelve thousand children have been murdered in cold blood by the israeli military, funded by the united states, funded by my goddamn taxes, and biden tweets about seats on airplanes? i can't afford to buy meat, but thank god part of my paycheck is being spent on bombing children. i am ashamed i voted for him. if i ever met the man, i would spit on him. i would throw both my shoes at him. i am disgusted and angry. god fucking damnit

[sugas6thtooth]

This genocide never has been about the hostages, never will be about the hostages.

Mind you, the IDF shot and killed three hostages today. (They spoke Hebrew and held up a white flag in surrender btw).

If you still think this is about the hostages you are gravely mistaken and your ignorance is profound. 🇵🇸

[johnvenus]

[paliwalls]

Israel aint real | إسرائيل ليست حقيقية

San Francisco | سان فرانسيسكو

@atayqueen

[labbaik-ya-hussain-as]

[news4dzhozhar]

[ahaura]

(Nov. 25)

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[tortoisewithoutashell]

From eid_yara on Instagram

[lemondeabicyclette]

La Russie a proposé le vendredi 13 octobre 2023 un projet de résolution du Conseil de sécurité des Nations Unies sur le conflit Israël-Hamas qui appelle à un cessez-le-feu humanitaire et condamne la violence contre les civils et tous les actes de terrorisme, selon un projet de texte consulté par Reuters.

Le projet de résolution appelle également à la libération des otages, à l'accès à l'aide humanitaire et à l'évacuation en toute sécurité des civils dans le besoin. Le texte a été remis vendredi aux 15 membres du conseil lors d'une réunion à huis clos sur le conflit, ont indiqué des diplomates.

Une résolution du Conseil de sécurité de l’ONU nécessite au moins neuf voix pour et aucun veto des États-Unis, de la Grande-Bretagne, de la France, de la Chine ou de la Russie. Les États-Unis ont traditionnellement protégé leur allié Israël de toute action du Conseil de sécurité.

🇵🇸🇮🇱 6 000 bombes sur Gaza en 6 jours.

À titre de comparaison, lors de la campagne aérienne contre l’Etat islamique en 2014-2019, la coalition dirigée par les États-Unis a largué 2 000 à 5 000 munitions par mois sur tout l’Irak et la Syrie.

Les largages mensuels de bombes américaines n’ont dépassé 4 000 seulement lors de la destruction de Raqqa en 2017.

🇮🇱 Des habitants d'Israël continuent de se rassembler pour exiger le retour des otages pris par le Hamas et la démission du gouvernement Netanyahu.

Des militants ont peint en rouge le siège de la British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) pour protester contre son acceptation de « l’idéologie de l’occupation israélienne et le silence sur les crimes de guerre israéliens dans la bande de Gaza ».

Couverture du Spiegel du 14 oct. : « La guerre au Moyen-Orient. La terreur du Hamas et la réponse d'Israël »

[kafi-farigh-yusra]

Just a political difference, they say.

[arguablysomaya]

the IOF immediately when one of their invaders gets downed:

[stuckinapril]

motaz is completely justified in his anger against the icj's ruling. this is a man who has had to to not only firsthand see his friends and family get martyred, but also report on it to the whole world with a red target on his back--only for the ruling to never explicitly call for a permanent ceasefire. then he had to evacuate elsewhere for his safety, in effect leaving his homeland behind indefinitely. just as he stated in his live, world leaders not only don't stand with palestine, but with the preservation of humanity in general. genocide isn't something you tiptoe around just to appese israel. ceasefire now.

[shehurtslikehell]

for some reason, pro-israel posts have been popping up on my dash so let me give some of y'all an insider perspective.

have travelled to gaza with my mother, it was not easy getting in, the israeli state restricts citizen access to hide the constant atrocities they commit there. i was continuously hassled, i took off my hijab to make entry easier and still it took three days to gain entrance. when i entered i found the city of gaza in complete and utter apartheid.

we stayed with family friends. there were constant roadblocks and security checks which no one was allowed through, one of which was outside a old man's house, forcing him to travel 10 kilometres to access the main part of town. the military presence was constant and terrifying, looking at a soldier the wrong way would cause a confrontation, one you weren't likely to come out of peacefully.

worst of all, i stood in a market place. it was me, my mother and our family friend. we wanted to try the Kibbeh at a stall and all of a sudden, the israeli military rushed the place. we cowered, we prayed, we ran. a bullet hit the wall mere inches from my head. eventually, we found shelter in the dilapidated room of a house bulldozed by the israeli government.

i will never forget this experience, it has caused me more pain and trauma than anyone will ever know and this is why the misinformation and narratives the west keep pushing vex me incredibly.

i don't like telling this story, i don't like reliving this, i don't like potentially demonising and blaming jewish people, many of whom i know do not support the occupation of palestine.

but it needs to be said: israel is a terrorist state and always has been.

forced sterilisations, rape, murder, abduction and these are only a few of the war crimes they have committed.

my heart will forever belong to palestine, to the palestinians, to al-aqsa and the dome of the rock and the olive trees and the churches.

please stand with palestine, this is not terrorism nor is it unwarranted. this is defence and an attempt at decolonisation.

from the river to the sea.

[soxiyy]

Oppression is when you can’t hijack planes, set things on fire and commit suicide by setting yourself on fire