I wouldn't take any heed from the testimony of F.boy, or anyone else tooting the far-right Zionist line.
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Zion and the Art of Armageddon
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At least 56 Palestinians have been killed since dawn across Gaza, including 38 people who were seeking aid for their hungry families at distribution points, mostly in the Rafah area in the south, medical sources have told Al Jazeera.
The latest carnage on Monday came at the controversial sites operated by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), which is backed by the United States and Israel and operates in areas that are tightly controlled by the Israeli military and that critics have slammed as “human slaughterhouses”.
Speaking on Monday, Volker Turk said Israel’s “means and methods of warfare are inflicting horrifying, unconscionable suffering on Palestinians in Gaza”, where more than 20 months of Israeli attacks have killed at least 55,362 people, including thousands of children, according to health officials in Gaza.
More than 300 people have been killed so far near the perilous distribution sites and more than 2,000 wounded since GHF began its operations.
The latest carnage on Monday came at the controversial sites operated by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), which is backed by the United States and Israel and operates in areas that are tightly controlled by the Israeli military and that critics have slammed as “human slaughterhouses”.
Speaking on Monday, Volker Turk said Israel’s “means and methods of warfare are inflicting horrifying, unconscionable suffering on Palestinians in Gaza”, where more than 20 months of Israeli attacks have killed at least 55,362 people, including thousands of children, according to health officials in Gaza.
More than 300 people have been killed so far near the perilous distribution sites and more than 2,000 wounded since GHF began its operations.
When Iranian missiles began raining down on Israel, many residents scrambled for cover. Sirens wailed across the country as people rushed into bomb shelters. But for some Palestinian citizens of Israel – two million people, or roughly 21% – doors were slammed shut, not by the force of the blasts and not by enemies, but by neighbours and fellow citizens.
Palestinian citizens of Israel have long faced systemic discrimination – in housing, education, employment, and state services. Despite holding Israeli citizenship, they are often treated as second-class citizens, and their loyalty is routinely questioned in public discourse. According to Adalah-The Legal Center for Arab Minority Rights in Israel, more than 65 laws directly or indirectly discriminate against Palestinian citizens. The nation-state law passed in 2018 cemented this disparity by defining Israel as the “nation-state of the Jewish people”, a move critics say institutionalised apartheid.
In times of war, that discrimination often intensifies.
Allahu Akhbar@Al Jazeera
Palestinian citizens of Israel have long faced systemic discrimination – in housing, education, employment, and state services. Despite holding Israeli citizenship, they are often treated as second-class citizens, and their loyalty is routinely questioned in public discourse. According to Adalah-The Legal Center for Arab Minority Rights in Israel, more than 65 laws directly or indirectly discriminate against Palestinian citizens. The nation-state law passed in 2018 cemented this disparity by defining Israel as the “nation-state of the Jewish people”, a move critics say institutionalised apartheid.
In times of war, that discrimination often intensifies.
Allahu Akhbar@Al Jazeera
"They sang about what happened to my family," says Kasem, softly, surrounded by relatives at a vigil.
The video - which shows Israelis singing a common anti-Arab chant often sung by ultranationalist Jews - has been widely condemned in Israel, with President Isaac Herzog calling it "appalling and disgraceful".
But there are more reasons that Kasem and the wider community in Tamra are angry about what happened.
Here - as is the case with many Arab-majority communities in Israel - there are no public bomb shelters for its 38,000 residents.
For comparison, the nearby Jewish-majority town Karmiel, population 55,000, has 126 public shelters."
Iran missile strikes: Father's anger exposes divide in Israeli society
An Iranian missile killed Kasem's family in an Arab-majority town in Israel. The response shone a light on deep social issues.
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Israel is an Apartheid regime founded on racism.
This should come as no surprise to anybody.
I've never heard of them. Will have a Google.
I've never noticed anybody supporting the group you mention. Do you have any examples?
Israeli army kills police and public in market.
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Israeli strike at Gaza market kills 18 Palestinians, doctor and witnesses say
Witnesses said Israeli drones fired at Hamas police members dressed in civilian clothing and wearing masks.
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I think that and this is my only ever post in here.
Go and look you will find zero
If he looks for things that have been removed, obviously.
It was a somewhat rhetorical question, but no pont confusing him further.
Silly boy I can not remove my own posts all I can do is delete the post content - so go and look for those -empty posts you wont find any.
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