#yaniv

[pepsiwriteswords]

20. Defeated

"You killed someone. Do you really think they'll ever take you back?"

Athena looks at Yaniv, silent. No words rising to her lips to defend herself. Her pack.

No. No, they won't take her back. Accidental or intentional, premeditated or in the heat of the moment ... It's all the same to them.

It'd all been the same to her, too, until about fifteen minutes ago.

"I'll always want you, even if they don't." Yaniv's hand lands on her shoulder. Squeezes. "I understand. It was an accident, wasn't it?"

She nods quickly, eyes wide. True or not, she can feel her connection with the pack cracking deep in her chest, and it hurts. Just the thought of the potential of ... not quite pack, but something similar, soothes the ache a little.

"Of course it was. They won't understand it. No, to them you'll forever be the pup that just couldn't help herself. Who succumbed to her 'baser instincts'. The bad example. The reason weres are viewed with such fear and revulsion." The hand moves from her shoulder. It rests briefly on the top of her head, then glides gently down over her hair. Stops on her cheek, cupping her face.

Yaniv never looks away, keeps the eye contact going.

"So tell me, pup. Truthfully now. All about yourself."

The gentle touches and soft words, the seeming care, acting as a balm to the hurt in her chest; she does.

[tantquelanuitdurera]

[pyotrkochetkov]

andrei loves his goalies | january 15, 2024

[pairs-studio]

[epellucid]

via

[documenting-apartheid]

JULY 7 2024 - Israeli media Haaretz finally confirms that on October 7th, three Israeli army facilities used the Hannibal directive, an Israeli military policy that dictates the use of maximum force to prevent the capture of an IDF soldier by enemy forces, including the preemptive killing of their own soldiers in order to prevent them from being taken hostage.

Haaretz also confirms because of the Hannibal Directive, the IDF indiscriminately launched mortar shells, tank fire and artillery fire at anything moving in Gaza's direction, close to the communities of Be’eri & Kfar Aza, without knowing how many soldiers, hostages, or civilians were there, which likely killed civilians and hostages. Haaretz notes on instance where the IDF killed 13 hostages in the house of Pessi Cohen at Kibbutz Be'eri due to indiscriminate shelling.

This comes eight months after Haaretz had originally wrote articles labelling independent journalists "conspiracy theorists" and "denialists" for investigating and suggesting that Israel used the Hannibal Directive on October 7th.

Link to non paywalled article here

[stereax]

[riveterio]

Drops a wip of my boy in summer for ya'll to Percieve(TM)

[pensfan4lfe2]

Then&Now || Yaniv Perets

[cardiaccanesblog]

As heartbroken as I am for Raanta, I am excited to see this new goalie tandem. I hope Raants is able to find his game while in Chicago

[crimson--corvid]

from @made-of-archimedes [he sorta does fight the system by continuing doing vigilantism when it's been outlawed.]

[Type Bingo - ACCEPTING]

"Now this is a surprise... So many things in common. Even a couple bingos, and yet..." He thought it over for a few moments, and a faint smile blossomed across his face.

"I guess you do remind me quite a bit of someone I used to know in Bristol."

[abslover]

[sociallyawkwardsailor]

Yani got called up again and made his NHL debut in the 3rd period yesterday, his first NHL save coming off a shot from Pierre-Luc Dubois.