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Palestina - Israël
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28 Israeli attack helicopters fired blindly for hours, 945 separate attacks, over 11,000 cannon shells fired, each as big as a child’s forearm
Israel killed hundreds of its own soldiers and citizens that day and has slaughtered hundreds of thousands of Palestinians to try and keep that fact hidden from the Israeli public
#HannibalDirective
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Israel killed hundreds of its own soldiers and citizens that day and has slaughtered hundreds of thousands of Palestinians to try and keep that fact hidden from the Israeli public
#HannibalDirective
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Israel’s Channel 13 DESTROYS Netanyahu Three Years After October 7th
Netanyahu Wanted to DESTROY the Region, Instead He Is Destroying Israel
The network accused Netanyahu of refusing responsibility, failing to destroy Hamas, avoiding a state commission of inquiry and leaving Israeli society deeply divided.
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Netanyahu Wanted to DESTROY the Region, Instead He Is Destroying Israel
The network accused Netanyahu of refusing responsibility, failing to destroy Hamas, avoiding a state commission of inquiry and leaving Israeli society deeply divided.
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It has emerged that Netanyahu received no less than nine warnings of an imminent operation by Hamas that we can only reasonably conclude that he deliberately ignored. The warnings came from Egyptian intelligence, from the UAE, directly from Sheikh Mohammed bin Zahed, from MI6, and from his own intelligence chiefs, including the Military Intelligence Directorate and Shin Bet, along with Fatah mediator, Sufian Abu Zaida. One can only conclude that Netanyahu urgently needed a prexext to start what was an ethnic cleansing of Gaza long in gestation among his Kahanist allies, while simultaneously pouncing on an opportunity to evade an escalating case against him, where over three hundred witnesses are giving testimony of Netanyahu's twenty year rule of blackmail, corruption and malfeasance.
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“I can walk into Tel Aviv airport and register to become an Israeli, and get housing and subsidies... that the people who have actually lived there for thousands of years do not receive. It's like walking into someone's house and saying: I lived here 3,000 years ago."
Meanwhile, the indigenous inhabitants—the Palestinians—are being displaced and killed, and Israel has been seizing their lands and homes for more than 78 years; in order to grant them to those who do not know them and have not lived in them, simply because they are Jewish.
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Meanwhile, the indigenous inhabitants—the Palestinians—are being displaced and killed, and Israel has been seizing their lands and homes for more than 78 years; in order to grant them to those who do not know them and have not lived in them, simply because they are Jewish.
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Video from Oct 7 shows members of Hamas protecting the Bibas family from the incoming Hannibal directive.
'Dont worry, we dont target women & children' says one of them
'The airplanes are getting close' warns another
'Protect them, shield them, keep them safe' says another
Just imagine if the IDF behaved like this in Gaza.
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'Dont worry, we dont target women & children' says one of them
'The airplanes are getting close' warns another
'Protect them, shield them, keep them safe' says another
Just imagine if the IDF behaved like this in Gaza.
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I never asked to know what a dismembered child looks like. Israel imposed that knowledge upon me.
I never wanted to know what it looks like when military explosives blow an infant's head off. I only know it because Israel forced me to know it.
The reason the Gaza holocaust hit westerners so hard is because it punched through our shitbrained western supremacist narcissism and our vapid mainstream culture and shook us violently awake to something real and terrifying.
All of a sudden the idea that our bombs are killing people in the middle east was no longer a vague abstraction sitting in the periphery of our awareness. It was a reality hitting us right in the guts in the middle of the day while we casually scrolled our phones, forcing us to run to the toilet to vomit up our lunch.
It made it personal. We were being kicked in the stomach over and over again by the state of Israel with the backing of our own western governments. The abuse of the Palestinians wasn't something that was happening exclusively to the Palestinians; to a much smaller degree, it was also something that was happening to everyone who witnessed it.
Westerners aren't accustomed to such confrontations. We are accustomed to bustling around in our mind-controlled dystopia with our first world problems and our neuroses and distractions, our attention going into treats and screens and our consumerist preferences and the petty dramas playing out in our respective social circles. Then all of a sudden we find ourselves in the bathroom puking up our sushi because our phone had just shown us the most unimaginably horrific thing we have ever seen.
And we were at all times aware that all the nausea and horror and rage and disgust we experienced when witnessing the Gaza holocaust happened because of the real material actions of real material people. The Israelis were deliberately causing as much devastation as possible to advance their longstanding goal of forcibly transferring all Palestinians out of Gaza. Our leaders were deliberately stalling and equivocating from behind their podiums to buy Israel enough time to make Gaza uninhabitable. We all understood that the waking nightmare we were witnessing was not some natural disaster that was passively occurring; it was being actively inflicted by people who were fully aware of what they were doing.
That's the sort of thing that changes you as a person. Changes your whole worldview. Changes your politics. Changes your beliefs. The average westerner needs to do a lot of internal restructuring to truly reckon with the Gaza holocaust and all its implications.
That, I think, has been the biggest reason why the genocide of the Palestinians has gotten so much attention and sympathy. It's because its live-streamed nature caused it to affect us in ways other acts of mass military slaughter usually don't.
Westerners are so propaganda-addled and indoctrinated that we are largely apathetic to what our bombs are doing to human bodies on the other side of the world. It's only when we are given some skin in the game, as in the Vietnam draft, that we start caring in any politically significant way. Gaza gave us skin in the game in the way it entered into our lives through our electronic devices and showed us things that were so jarring it left a permanent mark upon our lives.
Gaza forced us to look, and forced us to see, against all the efforts the propagandists have expended trying to keep us from noticing such things. That's why this thing isn't going away. People are only getting angrier and angrier. The empire has spent three years scrambling around unsuccessfully trying to get us to close our eyes again, and it keeps failing and failing and failing.
Via YT:
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I never wanted to know what it looks like when military explosives blow an infant's head off. I only know it because Israel forced me to know it.
The reason the Gaza holocaust hit westerners so hard is because it punched through our shitbrained western supremacist narcissism and our vapid mainstream culture and shook us violently awake to something real and terrifying.
All of a sudden the idea that our bombs are killing people in the middle east was no longer a vague abstraction sitting in the periphery of our awareness. It was a reality hitting us right in the guts in the middle of the day while we casually scrolled our phones, forcing us to run to the toilet to vomit up our lunch.
It made it personal. We were being kicked in the stomach over and over again by the state of Israel with the backing of our own western governments. The abuse of the Palestinians wasn't something that was happening exclusively to the Palestinians; to a much smaller degree, it was also something that was happening to everyone who witnessed it.
Westerners aren't accustomed to such confrontations. We are accustomed to bustling around in our mind-controlled dystopia with our first world problems and our neuroses and distractions, our attention going into treats and screens and our consumerist preferences and the petty dramas playing out in our respective social circles. Then all of a sudden we find ourselves in the bathroom puking up our sushi because our phone had just shown us the most unimaginably horrific thing we have ever seen.
And we were at all times aware that all the nausea and horror and rage and disgust we experienced when witnessing the Gaza holocaust happened because of the real material actions of real material people. The Israelis were deliberately causing as much devastation as possible to advance their longstanding goal of forcibly transferring all Palestinians out of Gaza. Our leaders were deliberately stalling and equivocating from behind their podiums to buy Israel enough time to make Gaza uninhabitable. We all understood that the waking nightmare we were witnessing was not some natural disaster that was passively occurring; it was being actively inflicted by people who were fully aware of what they were doing.
That's the sort of thing that changes you as a person. Changes your whole worldview. Changes your politics. Changes your beliefs. The average westerner needs to do a lot of internal restructuring to truly reckon with the Gaza holocaust and all its implications.
That, I think, has been the biggest reason why the genocide of the Palestinians has gotten so much attention and sympathy. It's because its live-streamed nature caused it to affect us in ways other acts of mass military slaughter usually don't.
Westerners are so propaganda-addled and indoctrinated that we are largely apathetic to what our bombs are doing to human bodies on the other side of the world. It's only when we are given some skin in the game, as in the Vietnam draft, that we start caring in any politically significant way. Gaza gave us skin in the game in the way it entered into our lives through our electronic devices and showed us things that were so jarring it left a permanent mark upon our lives.
Gaza forced us to look, and forced us to see, against all the efforts the propagandists have expended trying to keep us from noticing such things. That's why this thing isn't going away. People are only getting angrier and angrier. The empire has spent three years scrambling around unsuccessfully trying to get us to close our eyes again, and it keeps failing and failing and failing.
Via YT:
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