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Just in:
I have just found this video posted by Ameen’s friends.
This man is named Ameen Sameer Khalifa. He documented the moment when Israeli soldiers opened fire at them yesterday morning. Ameen was killed along with over 30 people. The Israeli forces denied their responsibility for the killing and the media changed their headlines.
Can you tell us who killed Ameen and the other starved people?
Mike
I have just found this video posted by Ameen’s friends.
This man is named Ameen Sameer Khalifa. He documented the moment when Israeli soldiers opened fire at them yesterday morning. Ameen was killed along with over 30 people. The Israeli forces denied their responsibility for the killing and the media changed their headlines.
Can you tell us who killed Ameen and the other starved people?
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The long history of Hamas’s war on ISIS & Al-Qaeda (an intro):
The Israeli PM’s confirmation that he is backing ISIS-linked cells in Gaza against Hamas may come as a surprise to some.
Yet the Hamas battle against ISIS & AQ goes back decades. Contrary to what you have likely been told by corporate media.
Since Hamas took full security control of Gaza in 2007, it has constantly had to face off against Salafi militant factions inside the Strip.
In 2009, Hamas crushed an al-Qaeda uprising. This culminated in a deadly battle between Hamas forces and an AQ affiliate that left 22 dead. Sporadic bombings and assassination attempts followed.
Clashes and arrest campaigns continued intermittently for years, as AQ groups continued occasional terrorist attacks, kidnappings and assassinations.
In 2015 a ceasefire between the Salafist militants and Hamas was declared, yet this broke down after AQ-linked militants committed bombing attacks against civilian targets in Gaza, leading to the mass arrests of 50 Salafists.
That same year, ISIS appeared in Gaza for the first time, starting a wing of the group called the Sheikh Omar Hadid Brigade.
ISIS also executed a Hamas commander named Sheikh Abu Salah Taha in Syria’s Yarmouk camp around that time.
Hamas systematically dismantled the ISIS cells that began forming in Gaza, also killing its leader Younis Hunnar in a gunfight at his home.
In 2018, ISIS would officially “declare war” on Hamas, urging its followers to carry out attacks in order to overthrow the group in Gaza.
You won’t be surprised to know that the “grassroots” resistance to Hamas, which Israel backs to create what they call “Hamas free zones” in Gaza & loot aid, are many of those who maintain links to ISIS in the Sinai or were involved in the group at some point.
The ring leaders of the ISIS-linked gangs that Israel back are criminals like Yasser Abu Shabab (convicted drug trafficker) & Shadi al-Soufi (convicted murderer connected to the drug trade).
These ISIS-linked militants were even smuggled to and from the Sinai by their connections in Egypt. These militants also come primarily from Bedouin clans, who span across the Naqab (Negev), Gaza & Sinai, providing in-roads into all these territories through the criminal elements of these clans. Also a perfect place for Bedouin IDF soldiers to play a role.
Israel has historically seen ISIS as a political pawn on its wider regional chessboard. Hamas, meanwhile, fought battles against it in both Gaza and Syria (where ISIS succeeded in defeating Hamas in Yarmouk camp).
Mike
The Israeli PM’s confirmation that he is backing ISIS-linked cells in Gaza against Hamas may come as a surprise to some.
Yet the Hamas battle against ISIS & AQ goes back decades. Contrary to what you have likely been told by corporate media.
Since Hamas took full security control of Gaza in 2007, it has constantly had to face off against Salafi militant factions inside the Strip.
In 2009, Hamas crushed an al-Qaeda uprising. This culminated in a deadly battle between Hamas forces and an AQ affiliate that left 22 dead. Sporadic bombings and assassination attempts followed.
Clashes and arrest campaigns continued intermittently for years, as AQ groups continued occasional terrorist attacks, kidnappings and assassinations.
In 2015 a ceasefire between the Salafist militants and Hamas was declared, yet this broke down after AQ-linked militants committed bombing attacks against civilian targets in Gaza, leading to the mass arrests of 50 Salafists.
That same year, ISIS appeared in Gaza for the first time, starting a wing of the group called the Sheikh Omar Hadid Brigade.
ISIS also executed a Hamas commander named Sheikh Abu Salah Taha in Syria’s Yarmouk camp around that time.
Hamas systematically dismantled the ISIS cells that began forming in Gaza, also killing its leader Younis Hunnar in a gunfight at his home.
In 2018, ISIS would officially “declare war” on Hamas, urging its followers to carry out attacks in order to overthrow the group in Gaza.
You won’t be surprised to know that the “grassroots” resistance to Hamas, which Israel backs to create what they call “Hamas free zones” in Gaza & loot aid, are many of those who maintain links to ISIS in the Sinai or were involved in the group at some point.
The ring leaders of the ISIS-linked gangs that Israel back are criminals like Yasser Abu Shabab (convicted drug trafficker) & Shadi al-Soufi (convicted murderer connected to the drug trade).
These ISIS-linked militants were even smuggled to and from the Sinai by their connections in Egypt. These militants also come primarily from Bedouin clans, who span across the Naqab (Negev), Gaza & Sinai, providing in-roads into all these territories through the criminal elements of these clans. Also a perfect place for Bedouin IDF soldiers to play a role.
Israel has historically seen ISIS as a political pawn on its wider regional chessboard. Hamas, meanwhile, fought battles against it in both Gaza and Syria (where ISIS succeeded in defeating Hamas in Yarmouk camp).
Mike
A newborn baby was found lying on the stairs of an apartment building in Gaza, next to a note that reads: "My husband is kidnapped by Israel. I cannot feed him because I don’t have normal lactation. And I can’t buy baby formula.”
Motherhood in Gaza is deprivation, not a blessing.
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Motherhood in Gaza is deprivation, not a blessing.
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BREAKING: Dr. Muneer Albursh, Director General of Health in Gaza:The Israeli occupation is besieging Al-Amal and Nasser hospitals in Khan Younis, preventing entry and exit, and demolishing the surrounding buildings - a repetition of the northern scenario that began with the destruction of the area around Al-Awda Hospital in Tal Al-Zaatar, the Indonesian Hospital, and Kamal Adwan Hospital, all aimed at forcibly displacing the population. What is happening is the implementation of a premeditated, systematic plan to empty Khan Younis of its residents.
We are witnessing ethnic cleansing broadcast live, with no deterrence and no accountability, in one of the most documented crimes in history. We only have three days of fuel left. The World Health Organization informed us that it cannot deliver the fuel it has in storage, claiming the occupation has designated the storage locations as "red zones."
The occupation is deliberately working to destroy the entire healthcare system as part of its strategy of control and displacement.
We are now nearing the fifth stage of famine - the stage of mass death. And the world watches in silence, sipping its coffee while massacres are carried out in Gaza.
Translation: @KhaledYousry22
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UNICEF’s James Elder to Sky News from Gaza:
➤ “I see children in hospitals who will not be alive by next week based on the level of malnutrition and because supplies can’t get to them.”
➤ “Most children will be lucky to get a meal a day.”
➤ “Most mothers I speak to get a meal every other day because they sacrifice whatever food they’ve got for their children.”
➤ “What gets me this time is the screams in hospitals. I’ve seen a hundred children with amputations.”
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➤ “I see children in hospitals who will not be alive by next week based on the level of malnutrition and because supplies can’t get to them.”
➤ “Most children will be lucky to get a meal a day.”
➤ “Most mothers I speak to get a meal every other day because they sacrifice whatever food they’ve got for their children.”
➤ “What gets me this time is the screams in hospitals. I’ve seen a hundred children with amputations.”
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