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If that’s where that picture came from then thank you. So many of these pictures without context (& many that claim content) aren’t from the conflict claimed or even recent times, or are from completely unrelated situations, etc…
I’m on the tail end of the lunch break now and I just didn’t have the time to do a Google image search earlier.
Journalists.
Aid Workers.
This ISN'T just about Hamas.
It is about the purposeful, SYSTEMIC denial of food to an area to drive people either out of that area, or kill them.
There is NO excuse for this; NONE.
Also, congratulations to fucking Canada for admitting we are ALLOWING AN ILLEGAL BLOCKADE at the detriment to human lives.
Fucking... disgusting.
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Starvation has upped the game to genocide. When are they building the gas chambers or will they release a bioweapon next? Israel just developed a Black Plague mRNA vaccine. In an isolated area under seige its a magic bullet.
Israeli researchers develop world's first mRNA vaccine | The Jerusalem Post
The team from Tel Aviv University developed a vaccine to combat the bacterium that causes the black plague, using the same system as with the COVID-19 vaccines.
www.jpost.com
So….just to really strike this home, & really prove the point that the Jews are subhuman animals, to take away any excuses those filthy beings really have, has Hamas released all the remaining Holocaustages and surrendered to really take the wind out’a those Jewy sails, exposing them for what they really are yet?
If that doesn’t end that goat rodeo almost immediately, it’ll prove the Zionist dogs are really everything they & you claim.
The entire population of Gaza is being held hostage.So….just to really strike this home, & really prove the point that the Jews are subhuman animals, to take away any excuses those filthy beings really have, has Hamas released all the remaining Holocaustages and surrendered to really take the wind out’a those Jewy sails, exposing them for what they really are yet?
If that doesn’t end that goat rodeo almost immediately, it’ll prove the Zionist dogs are really everything they & you claim.
Yes they are.
Anti-Hamas protests break out in northern Gaza
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Anti-Hamas protests in Gaza
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U.S. Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff will reportedly meet with Israeli and Qatari negotiators in Rome on Thursday. Hamas gave a "disappointing" response to mediators' most recent cease-fire proposal, a source told Haaretz. Palestinian Islamic Jihad said it has lost contact with the group holding hostage Rom Braslavski. Israeli strikes across Gaza in the past 24 hours killed 113 Palestinians, the Hamas-run Health Ministry said. The IDF said its strike on the Holy Family Catholic Church in Gaza City last week, which killed three people, was due "to an unintentional deviation of munitions."
What happened today
Displaced Palestinians receive donated food at a community kitchen in Gaza City, northern Gaza Strip, Tuesday.
■ HOSTAGES/CEASE-FIRE: U.S. Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff will meet with Israeli Minister Ron Dermer, who leads Israel's negotiating team, and a senior Qatari envoy in Rome on Thursday, Axios reported. On Tuesday, U.S. State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce said that Witkoff was "on his way" to the region to help finalize an agreement between Israel and Hamas.
An Israeli source involved in the truce talks told Haaretz that Hamas gave a "disappointing" response to the most recent cease-fire proposal, and that its official response is being delayed as mediators try to pressure the terrorist group to be more flexible. PM Netanyahu held a situational assessment with Israel's negotiating team in Doha, a source said earlier on Wednesday.
Palestinian Islamic Jihad said on Tuesday that it had lost contact with the group holding hostage Rom Braslavski after the IDF allegedly reached the area where he was being held on Monday. In response, Braslavski's family said "no one knows where Rom is – not the IDF and not Islamic Jihad. The only thing we knew was that he was being held alone," adding they had requested meetings with the IDF's chief of staff, Defense Minister Israel Katz and Netanyahu, but "none of them respond, answer, or acknowledge our messages."
■ GAZA: Israeli strikes across Gaza in the past 24 hours killed 113 Palestinians and wounded 534, with 34 killed while seeking aid and 10 dying from hunger and malnutrition, the Hamas-run Health Ministry said. According to the ministry, 59,219 Palestinians have been killed since the war began.
The IDF said it finished investigating a strike on the Holy Family Catholic Church in Gaza City, which church officials said killed three and wounded nine others. According to the probe, "the church was accidentally hit due to an unintentional deviation of munitions." The IDF added that following the incident, "guidelines for opening fire near religious buildings, shelters and other sensitive sites were further clarified."
Satellite footage from recent days showed that the IDF has almost entirely destroyed Khan Yunis, the second-largest city in Gaza, and its environs, an area encompassing 90 square kilometers and thousands of homes. It appears that most of the destruction was done by bulldozers.
More than 100 humanitarian groups, including Oxfam and Amnesty International, demanded immediate action to stop the starvation of civilians in Gaza, urging governments to pressure Israel to open all land crossings, allow in food, clean water, medical supplies, shelter items and fuel through a UN-led mechanism, and agree to a cease-fire. In a public letter, they wrote that "The humanitarian system cannot run on false promises. Humanitarians cannot operate on shifting timelines or wait for political commitments that fail to deliver access."
The IDF posted on X footage of alleged Hamas members gorging on food in Gaza's underground tunnels, with the comment that "while senior members of the organization accuse Israel of lying about 'starvation,' the videos reveal its terrorists bragging about their meals." The IDF claimed it allows food into the Strip in accordance with international law, emphasizing that "the food in the videos was not included in the transfer of humanitarian aid" to Gaza.
Gaza Humanitarian Foundation Executive Chairman Johnnie Moore urged the UN, in a public letter, to partner with the foundation in delivering aid across the Strip, requesting permission to distribute UN stockpiles currently stored in warehouses with the help of its security force.
"As reports of intensifying starvation in Gaza flood in, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation continues to put out festive press releases about distributing large amounts of food, as if there were two parallel universes that never intersect. To understand the reciprocal relationship between these two universes, you have to dive deep into the statistics and facts" – Nir Hasson
■ WEST BANK: U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee met with Palestinian Authority Vice-President Hussein al-Sheikh in Ramallah on Wednesday. According to an X post by al-Sheikh, the two discussed "support for efforts to stop the war in the Gaza Strip, release the hostages, and deliver urgent aid to the Palestinian people there," as well as settler violence in the West Bank and "the importance" of Washington's role "in achieving stability, security, and peace in the region."
■ U.S.: Responding to an X post by U.S. Representative Randy Fine, which said "release the hostages. Until then, starve away. (This is all a lie anyway. ...)," the American Jewish Committee said that "the serious humanitarian situation in Gaza must not be taken lightly, especially by those at the highest levels of government," adding that "Implying that starvation is a legitimate tactic is unacceptable."
People attend a protest organized by Standing Together in Tel Aviv on Monday.
What happened today
Displaced Palestinians receive donated food at a community kitchen in Gaza City, northern Gaza Strip, Tuesday.
■ HOSTAGES/CEASE-FIRE: U.S. Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff will meet with Israeli Minister Ron Dermer, who leads Israel's negotiating team, and a senior Qatari envoy in Rome on Thursday, Axios reported. On Tuesday, U.S. State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce said that Witkoff was "on his way" to the region to help finalize an agreement between Israel and Hamas.
An Israeli source involved in the truce talks told Haaretz that Hamas gave a "disappointing" response to the most recent cease-fire proposal, and that its official response is being delayed as mediators try to pressure the terrorist group to be more flexible. PM Netanyahu held a situational assessment with Israel's negotiating team in Doha, a source said earlier on Wednesday.
Palestinian Islamic Jihad said on Tuesday that it had lost contact with the group holding hostage Rom Braslavski after the IDF allegedly reached the area where he was being held on Monday. In response, Braslavski's family said "no one knows where Rom is – not the IDF and not Islamic Jihad. The only thing we knew was that he was being held alone," adding they had requested meetings with the IDF's chief of staff, Defense Minister Israel Katz and Netanyahu, but "none of them respond, answer, or acknowledge our messages."
■ GAZA: Israeli strikes across Gaza in the past 24 hours killed 113 Palestinians and wounded 534, with 34 killed while seeking aid and 10 dying from hunger and malnutrition, the Hamas-run Health Ministry said. According to the ministry, 59,219 Palestinians have been killed since the war began.
The IDF said it finished investigating a strike on the Holy Family Catholic Church in Gaza City, which church officials said killed three and wounded nine others. According to the probe, "the church was accidentally hit due to an unintentional deviation of munitions." The IDF added that following the incident, "guidelines for opening fire near religious buildings, shelters and other sensitive sites were further clarified."
Satellite footage from recent days showed that the IDF has almost entirely destroyed Khan Yunis, the second-largest city in Gaza, and its environs, an area encompassing 90 square kilometers and thousands of homes. It appears that most of the destruction was done by bulldozers.
More than 100 humanitarian groups, including Oxfam and Amnesty International, demanded immediate action to stop the starvation of civilians in Gaza, urging governments to pressure Israel to open all land crossings, allow in food, clean water, medical supplies, shelter items and fuel through a UN-led mechanism, and agree to a cease-fire. In a public letter, they wrote that "The humanitarian system cannot run on false promises. Humanitarians cannot operate on shifting timelines or wait for political commitments that fail to deliver access."
The IDF posted on X footage of alleged Hamas members gorging on food in Gaza's underground tunnels, with the comment that "while senior members of the organization accuse Israel of lying about 'starvation,' the videos reveal its terrorists bragging about their meals." The IDF claimed it allows food into the Strip in accordance with international law, emphasizing that "the food in the videos was not included in the transfer of humanitarian aid" to Gaza.
Gaza Humanitarian Foundation Executive Chairman Johnnie Moore urged the UN, in a public letter, to partner with the foundation in delivering aid across the Strip, requesting permission to distribute UN stockpiles currently stored in warehouses with the help of its security force.
"As reports of intensifying starvation in Gaza flood in, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation continues to put out festive press releases about distributing large amounts of food, as if there were two parallel universes that never intersect. To understand the reciprocal relationship between these two universes, you have to dive deep into the statistics and facts" – Nir Hasson
■ WEST BANK: U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee met with Palestinian Authority Vice-President Hussein al-Sheikh in Ramallah on Wednesday. According to an X post by al-Sheikh, the two discussed "support for efforts to stop the war in the Gaza Strip, release the hostages, and deliver urgent aid to the Palestinian people there," as well as settler violence in the West Bank and "the importance" of Washington's role "in achieving stability, security, and peace in the region."
■ U.S.: Responding to an X post by U.S. Representative Randy Fine, which said "release the hostages. Until then, starve away. (This is all a lie anyway. ...)," the American Jewish Committee said that "the serious humanitarian situation in Gaza must not be taken lightly, especially by those at the highest levels of government," adding that "Implying that starvation is a legitimate tactic is unacceptable."
People attend a protest organized by Standing Together in Tel Aviv on Monday.
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While the Prime Minister's Office slammed his remarks, it also did not deny them • i24NEWS learned from a defense source that weapons were transferred to groups in Gaza – so that they can fight Hamas
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And Hamas...
For years, Netanyahu propped up Hamas. Now it’s blown up in our faces
The premier's policy of treating the terror group as a partner, at the expense of Abbas and Palestinian statehood, has resulted in wounds that will take Israel years to heal from
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I’m assuming this above hasn’t happened.
Hmmm…did the Hamas-run Health Ministry differentiate between Hamas combatants and civilians here?
Did Israel differentiate between Hamas and civilians or dead Goyim is dead Goyim so who cares?
How so? Is Hamas in Israel killing women and children through violence and starvation? Hamas is building a concentration camp? Hamas is bulldozing towns, farms and killing women and children in the West Bank? Hamas illegally occupies Lebanon, Syria and West Bank? Hamas illegally bombed Iran?
Whatabout....
Israel approves major West Bank investment to “implement de facto sovereignty”
From CNN’s Dana Karni and Christian Edwards
Israel approved significant new budget transfers for investment in transportation infrastructure in the occupied West Bank on Thursday, with far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich saying the project would “implement de facto sovereignty” over the territory.
A joint statement from Smotrich and Transport Minister Miri Regev detailed plans to spend more than 900 million shekels (about $270 million) on several infrastructure projects in the occupied territory.
“This is how you implement de facto sovereignty. This is how you bring a million residents. This is how you take the idea of a Palestinian terror state off the table,” said Smotrich, a far-right minister in the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Israel’s military has increasingly conducted raids on Palestinian towns in the occupied West Bank, and violence against Palestinians from Jewish settlers living in the area has also spiked. In May, Israel approved a massive expansion of Jewish settlements in the territory.
Peace Now, an Israeli non-governmental organization that tracks the spread of settlements, condemned the new investment package.
“The meaning of pouring billions into roads, alongside endless construction in the settlements and the establishment of outposts, is full-on annexation,” it said in a statement.
“Instead of strengthening the periphery and investing in economic recovery, they’re taking money we don’t have to carry out annexation
From CNN’s Dana Karni and Christian Edwards
Israel approved significant new budget transfers for investment in transportation infrastructure in the occupied West Bank on Thursday, with far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich saying the project would “implement de facto sovereignty” over the territory.
A joint statement from Smotrich and Transport Minister Miri Regev detailed plans to spend more than 900 million shekels (about $270 million) on several infrastructure projects in the occupied territory.
“This is how you implement de facto sovereignty. This is how you bring a million residents. This is how you take the idea of a Palestinian terror state off the table,” said Smotrich, a far-right minister in the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Israel’s military has increasingly conducted raids on Palestinian towns in the occupied West Bank, and violence against Palestinians from Jewish settlers living in the area has also spiked. In May, Israel approved a massive expansion of Jewish settlements in the territory.
Peace Now, an Israeli non-governmental organization that tracks the spread of settlements, condemned the new investment package.
“The meaning of pouring billions into roads, alongside endless construction in the settlements and the establishment of outposts, is full-on annexation,” it said in a statement.
“Instead of strengthening the periphery and investing in economic recovery, they’re taking money we don’t have to carry out annexation