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️Hamas: ‘We welcome the continued Qatari and Egyptian efforts aimed at ending the war waged by the occupation against our people in the Gaza Strip.The movement is prepared to immediately begin a round of indirect negotiations to reach an agreement on the points of contention, ensuring relief for our people and ending the humanitarian tragedy, leading to a permanent ceasefire and a complete withdrawal of the occupation forces.’
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BREAKING: Greta Thunberg says she is heading to Gaza via sea to ‘break the siege.’Thunberg is heading to Gaza with ‘Freedom Flotilla Coalition’.
She said she will do everything she can to “fight for a free Palestine.”, but her fans are terrified for her safety.
She will be joined on the Flotilla by French MP Rima Hassan and Game of Thrones star Liam Cunningham.
You can track their mission here: https://freedomflotilla.org/ffc-tracker/
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️Chairman of the Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor, Ramy Abdu @RamAbdu The video released by the "israeli" army spokesman to deny "israel’s" responsibility for the massacre of starving civilians near the U.S. aid-distribution point in Rafah has backfired and turned into a scandal.
The footage actually shows a gang supported by "israel" stealing seven flour trucks in Khan Younis, not Rafah.
When civilians tried to recover some of the stolen aid, the gang—operating under an "israeli" drone’s watch—opened fire.
Anyone who attempted to take a bag of flour without paying 100 shekels (≈ US $30) was shot at or beaten by the gang backed by the occupation army.
All of this unfolded under "israeli" drones that simply observed and did nothing.
The aerial footage broadcast by the army, meant to evade blame for the "Witkoff massacre," ultimately exposed another crime: the protection and sponsorship of looting gangs.
He added:
"Five contradictory narratives were put forward by the "israeli" army in a failed attempt to deny responsibility for the Witkoff Massacre near the joint U.S.-"israeli" aid distribution point in Rafah:
First, it claimed that nothing had happened at all.
Then it admitted an incident had occurred—but not near the aid center and unrelated to the army—releasing footage showing aid being distributed as usual.
Next, it acknowledged its soldiers had fired shots, but "only into the air."
It then claimed that no one had been hurt. However, the ICRC later confirmed that its field hospital in Rafah had received 21 dead bodies.
Finally, the "israeli" army published a video—widely described as scandalous—trying to suggest the shooters were Hamas militants. The footage was in fact from a different location entirely and showed looting gangs backed by "israel".
"Israel" is a state built on lies—it lies as naturally as it breathes."
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