What's going on in the Middle East?

[Dizzy28]

Seen a few pics of the three Israeli detainees released by Hamas and a couple Palestinian detainees released by Israel.
The stark differences in appearance shows who the terrorists are

Sure, The Israelis just happen to have missing fingers totally unrelated anything.

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She and others must refrain from stepping on to Palestine lands and agitating peaceful Palestinians.

Her home is in the UK and not Palestine

HEr hOmE Is tHe Uk!!

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Seen a few pics of the three Israeli detainees released by Hamas and a couple Palestinian detainees released by Israel.
The stark differences in appearance shows who the terrorists are

Sure, The Israelis just happen to have missing fingers totally unrelated anything.

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She and others must refrain from stepping on to Palestine lands and agitating peaceful Palestinians.

Her home is in the UK and not Palestine

HEr hOmE Is tHe Uk!!

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Israel is not a recognised country, and she has European blood.

A white colonizer

Why was she in on Palestinians lands?

[alfa]

6" tall and weighing 115lbs
Yea, they really kept those hostages in Gaza Club Med!
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I'm sure next time Israel is bombing the hell out of Gaza Hamas will book a nice hotel to keep their detainees.

[Dizzy28]

Seen a few pics of the three Israeli detainees released by Hamas and a couple Palestinian detainees released by Israel.
The stark differences in appearance shows who the terrorists are

Sure, The Israelis just happen to have missing fingers totally unrelated anything.

Capture.JPG

She and others must refrain from stepping on to Palestine lands and agitating peaceful Palestinians.

Her home is in the UK and not Palestine

HEr hOmE Is tHe Uk!!
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Israel is not a recognised country, and she has European blood.

A white colonizer

After 16 months the best you can come up with now is that Israel is not a recognized country??
You loosing your touch.

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10000 Palestinians in jail for no crime

https://news.sky.com/story/thousands-of ... e-13291745

Now, he says, 10,400 Palestinians - from the West Bank and East Jerusalem - are in Israeli jails.

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Seen a few pics of the three Israeli detainees released by Hamas and a couple Palestinian detainees released by Israel.
The stark differences in appearance shows who the terrorists are

Sure, The Israelis just happen to have missing fingers totally unrelated anything.

Capture.JPG

She and others must refrain from stepping on to Palestine lands and agitating peaceful Palestinians.

Her home is in the UK and not Palestine

HEr hOmE Is tHe Uk!!
Capture.JPG

Israel is not a recognised country, and she has European blood.

A white colonizer

After 16 months the best you can come up with now is that Israel is not a recognized country??
You loosing your touch.

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Those countries are awaiting to arrest Zionists

https://www.aa.com.tr/en/asia-pacific/a ... er/3400768

Australia backs ICC amid arrest warrants for Israeli premier, former defense minister

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https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/ ... y-arrests/


Israel/OPT: Horrifying cases of torture and degrading treatment of Palestinian detainees amid spike in arbitrary arrests
Israeli authorities have dramatically increased their use of administrative detention, a form of arbitrary detention, of Palestinians across the occupied West Bank; extended emergency measures that facilitate inhuman and degrading treatment of prisoners; and failed to investigate incidents of torture and death in custody over the past four weeks, Amnesty International said today.

Since 7 October, Israeli forces have detained more than 2,200 Palestinian men and women, according to the Palestinian Prisoners’ Club. According to Israeli human rights organization HaMoked between 1 October and 1 November, the total number of Palestinians held in administrative detention, without charge or trial, rose from 1,319 to 2,070.

Testimony from released detainees and human rights lawyers, as well as video footage and images illustrate some of the forms of torture and other ill-treatment prisoners have been subjected to by Israeli forces over the past four weeks. These include severe beatings and humiliation of detainees, including by forcing them to keep their heads down, to kneel on the floor during inmate count, and to sing Israeli songs.

“Over the last month we have witnessed a significant spike in Israel’s use of administrative detention – detention without charge or trial that can be renewed indefinitely – which was already at a 20-year high before the latest escalation in hostilities on 7 October. Administrative detention is one of the key tools through which Israel has enforced its system of apartheid against Palestinians. Testimonies and video evidence also point to numerous incidents of torture and other ill-treatment by Israeli forces including severe beatings and deliberate humiliation of Palestinians who are detained in dire conditions,” said Heba Morayef, Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa.

Over the last month we have witnessed a significant spike in Israel’s use of administrative detention – detention without charge or trial that can be renewed indefinitely – which was already at a 20-year high before the latest escalation in hostilities on 7 October.

Heba Morayef, Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa
“The summary killings and hostage-taking by Hamas and other armed groups on 7 October are war crimes and must be condemned as such, but Israeli authorities must not use these attacks to justify their own unlawful attacks and collective punishment of civilians in the besieged Gaza Strip and the use of torture, arbitrary detention and other violations of the rights of Palestinian prisoners. The prohibition against torture can never be suspended or derogated from, including – and especially – at times like these.”

Amnesty International researchers interviewed 12 people, including six released detainees, three relatives of detainees, and three lawyers working on recent arrests. Researchers also reviewed testimonies shared by other released detainees and analysed video footage and images.

Torture and humiliation
Amnesty International has for decades documented widespread torture by Israeli authorities in places of detention across the West Bank. However, over the past four weeks, videos and images have been shared widely online showing gruesome scenes of Israeli soldiers beating and humiliating Palestinians while detaining them blind-folded, stripped, with their hands tied, in a particularly chilling public display of torture and humiliation of Palestinian detainees.

In one image analysed by Amnesty International’s Crisis Evidence Lab, three Palestinian men, blindfolded and stripped of their clothes can be seen beside a soldier, wearing a green olive uniform like those worn by the Israeli ground forces. A Haaretz investigation published on 19 October found that the image was taken in Wadi al-Seeq, a village East of Ramallah, on 12 October. One of the three victims depicted in the photograph told Amnesty International that he had initially been held and beaten by settlers but two hours later an Israeli military jeep arrived:

“One of the Israeli officers who came, approached me and kicked me on my left side, then jumped on my head with his two legs pushing my face further into the dirt and then continued kicking me as I was head down, into the dirt, with my hands tied behind my back. He then got a knife and tore all of my clothes off except for my underwear and used part of my torn clothes to blindfold me. The beating to the rest of my body did not stop, at one point he started jumping on my back – three or four times – while yelling ‘die, die you trash’ … in the end before this finally stopped, another officer urinated on my face and body while also yelling at us ‘to die’.”

The beating to the rest of my body did not stop, at one point he started jumping on my back – three or four times – while yelling ‘die, die you trash’ … in the end before this finally stopped, another officer urinated on my face and body while also yelling at us ‘to die’.

A victim attacked by Israeli settlers and military in East Ramallah
Amnesty International also spoke to two women who were arbitrarily detained for 14 hours at a police station in occupied East Jerusalem where they were humiliated, strip-searched, mocked and asked to curse Hamas. They were later released without charges.

In a video first published on social media on 31 October and analysed by Amnesty International’s Crisis Evidence Lab, nine detained men, who based on identifiable accents are Palestinian, can be seen, some stripped naked and others half-naked, blindfolded and handcuffed, surrounded by at least 12 soldiers wearing olive green uniforms and equipped with either M4A1 or Tavor X95 assault rifles. Both uniforms and weapons are standard issue equipment of the Israeli ground forces. One of the soldiers is seen kicking one of the detainees in the head. Another video analysed by Amnesty’s Crisis Evidence Lab uploaded to platform X (formerly Twitter) on 31 October shows a blindfolded person, likely Palestinian, along with an Israeli army sergeant mocking the prisoner and dancing around him.

A recently released Palestinian detainee from occupied East Jerusalem, who spoke to Amnesty International on condition of anonymity, said how Israeli interrogators subjected him and other detainees at the Russian Compound (al-Maskoubiyeh), a detention center in Jerusalem, to severe beatings which left him with bruises and three broken ribs. He also highlighted how Israeli police interrogators beat them continuously on their heads yelling at them to always keep their heads down, while ordering them to “praise Israel and curse Hamas.” He added: “even when one of the 12 detainees with us in the cell did that, the beating and humiliation did not stop.”

Since 7 October, according to the Israeli authorities, four Palestinian detainees have died in Israeli detention facilities in circumstances that have not yet been impartially investigated. Two of the four are workers from the occupied Gaza Strip, held incommunicado by the Israeli army in military detention centres, whose deaths were only made public by the army after an inquiry by Israeli newspaper Haaretz.

Under international law, torture and other ill-treatment committed against protected persons in an occupied territory is a war crime. The detention of protected persons outside the occupied territory, as is the case of Palestinian prisoners from the OPT held in Israel, is also a violation of international humanitarian law as it amounts to forcible transfer.

Inhuman and degrading treatment in prisons
The Israeli Prison Service informed human rights group HaMoked that as of 1 November it is holding 6,809 Palestinian prisoners. On 31 October, the Israeli authorities extended by one month the “state of emergency in prisons” which grants Israel’s National Security Minister virtually unrestrained powers to deny sentenced prisoners access to visits by lawyers and family members; to hold detainees in overcrowded cells; to deny them outdoor exercise and to impose cruel collective punishment measures such as cutting off water and electricity for long hours, effectively allowing for the intensification of cruel and inhuman treatment of detainees, in violation of the prohibition of torture and other ill-treatment.

The International Committee for the Red Cross has confirmed that Palestinian prisoners have been denied contact with their families and lawyers since 7 October. Sanaa Salameh, the wife of terminally ill Palestinian prisoner Walid Daqqah, told Amnesty International that since 7 October neither she nor Daqqah’s attorney has been allowed to see him or to receive information about his health condition. “I don’t know if he is receiving the medical care he needs; I have absolutely no contact with him, I don’t even have a scrap of information to comfort me,” she told Amnesty.

Palestinian lawyer Hassan Abadi, who has been visiting at least four detainees every week since 7 October, told Amnesty International that Palestinian detainees have been denied their right to outdoor exercise and that one of the forms of humiliation to which they are subjected during inmate count is being forced to kneel on the floor. He added that Palestinians in detention have had all their personal belongings confiscated and at times burned, including books, diaries, letters, clothes, food and other items. Palestinian women prisoners in al-Damon prison have had their sanitary pads confiscated by prison authorities. According to Abadi, a client he is representing told him that when she was detained and blindfolded at Kiryat Arba police station near Hebron an officer threatened her with rape.

Spike in arbitrary detention
Administrative detention of Palestinians had been on the rise throughout 2023, reaching 1,319 on 1 October 2023, according to HaMoked. As of 1 November, this figure had increased to more than 2,070 Palestinians detained and held in administrative detention. Palestinians classified by Israel as “security inmates” are often held without charge or trial, mostly under administrative detention orders that can be renewed indefinitely every six months.

Administrative detention is a form of detention under which individuals are detained by state authorities based on secret security grounds that the defendant and their lawyer cannot review, effectively circumventing due process guaranteed for all persons deprived of their liberty under international law. Amnesty International has found that Israel has systematically used administrative detention as a tool to persecute Palestinians, rather than as an extraordinary and selectively used preventative measure.

Israeli authorities have also chosen to implement the “Unlawful Combatants” Law, a category which is not recognised by international law, to indefinitely hold without charge or trial at least 105 Palestinians from the occupied Gaza Strip, who entered Israel during the Hamas led attack on 7 October. It remains unclear how many of those are held in connection with the attacks.

Israeli judicial authorities must also impartially and independently investigate complaints of torture and other ill-treatment and prosecute in fair trials those responsible for ordering and carrying out torture.

Heba Morayef, Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa
Israeli authorities have also subjected thousands of Palestinians from Gaza with permits to enter Israel, mostly workers, to a third form of arbitrary detention where they were held incommunicado for at least three weeks on two military detention bases in Israel and the West Bank. Many were released, however, there is no transparency from Israeli authorities around how many are still detained.

“Israeli authorities must immediately reverse the inhumane emergency measures imposed on Palestinian prisoners and grant them immediate access to their lawyers and families. All Palestinians arbitrarily detained must be released. We urge Israel to allow the International Committee of the Red Cross to conduct urgent visits to prisons and detention facilities and to monitor conditions for Palestinian detainees,” said Heba Morayef.

“Israeli judicial authorities must also impartially and independently investigate complaints of torture and other ill-treatment and prosecute in fair trials those responsible for ordering and carrying out torture.”

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https://www.ohchr.org/en/press-releases ... -subjected


UN report: Palestinian detainees held arbitrarily and secretly, subjected to torture and mistreatment
31 July 2024

[matr1x]

You know, if half the effort was spent on Palestinian terrorism investigation, we wouldn't be at this situation.


Oh boo hoooooo, Palestinian criminals weren't treated to tea and ice cream

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You know, if half the effort was spent on Palestinian terrorism investigation, we wouldn't be at this situation.


Oh boo hoooooo, Palestinian criminals weren't treated to tea and ice cream

Palestinian terrorism ?

I have never seen a Palestinian terrorist

A Terrorist is
a person who uses unlawful violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims:

Zionists bombing Palestinian citizens to steal lands, that is Terrorism

[matr1x]

https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2023/11/israel-opt-horrifying-cases-of-torture-and-degrading-treatment-of-palestinian-detainees-amid-spike-in-arbitrary-arrests/


Israel/OPT: Horrifying cases of torture and degrading treatment of Palestinian detainees amid spike in arbitrary arrests
Israeli authorities have dramatically increased their use of administrative detention, a form of arbitrary detention, of Palestinians across the occupied West Bank; extended emergency measures that facilitate inhuman and degrading treatment of prisoners; and failed to investigate incidents of torture and death in custody over the past four weeks, Amnesty International said today.

Since 7 October, Israeli forces have detained more than 2,200 Palestinian men and women, according to the Palestinian Prisoners’ Club. According to Israeli human rights organization HaMoked between 1 October and 1 November, the total number of Palestinians held in administrative detention, without charge or trial, rose from 1,319 to 2,070.

Testimony from released detainees and human rights lawyers, as well as video footage and images illustrate some of the forms of torture and other ill-treatment prisoners have been subjected to by Israeli forces over the past four weeks. These include severe beatings and humiliation of detainees, including by forcing them to keep their heads down, to kneel on the floor during inmate count, and to sing Israeli songs.

“Over the last month we have witnessed a significant spike in Israel’s use of administrative detention – detention without charge or trial that can be renewed indefinitely – which was already at a 20-year high before the latest escalation in hostilities on 7 October. Administrative detention is one of the key tools through which Israel has enforced its system of apartheid against Palestinians. Testimonies and video evidence also point to numerous incidents of torture and other ill-treatment by Israeli forces including severe beatings and deliberate humiliation of Palestinians who are detained in dire conditions,” said Heba Morayef, Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa.

Over the last month we have witnessed a significant spike in Israel’s use of administrative detention – detention without charge or trial that can be renewed indefinitely – which was already at a 20-year high before the latest escalation in hostilities on 7 October.

Heba Morayef, Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa
“The summary killings and hostage-taking by Hamas and other armed groups on 7 October are war crimes and must be condemned as such, but Israeli authorities must not use these attacks to justify their own unlawful attacks and collective punishment of civilians in the besieged Gaza Strip and the use of torture, arbitrary detention and other violations of the rights of Palestinian prisoners. The prohibition against torture can never be suspended or derogated from, including – and especially – at times like these.”

Amnesty International researchers interviewed 12 people, including six released detainees, three relatives of detainees, and three lawyers working on recent arrests. Researchers also reviewed testimonies shared by other released detainees and analysed video footage and images.

Torture and humiliation
Amnesty International has for decades documented widespread torture by Israeli authorities in places of detention across the West Bank. However, over the past four weeks, videos and images have been shared widely online showing gruesome scenes of Israeli soldiers beating and humiliating Palestinians while detaining them blind-folded, stripped, with their hands tied, in a particularly chilling public display of torture and humiliation of Palestinian detainees.

In one image analysed by Amnesty International’s Crisis Evidence Lab, three Palestinian men, blindfolded and stripped of their clothes can be seen beside a soldier, wearing a green olive uniform like those worn by the Israeli ground forces. A Haaretz investigation published on 19 October found that the image was taken in Wadi al-Seeq, a village East of Ramallah, on 12 October. One of the three victims depicted in the photograph told Amnesty International that he had initially been held and beaten by settlers but two hours later an Israeli military jeep arrived:

“One of the Israeli officers who came, approached me and kicked me on my left side, then jumped on my head with his two legs pushing my face further into the dirt and then continued kicking me as I was head down, into the dirt, with my hands tied behind my back. He then got a knife and tore all of my clothes off except for my underwear and used part of my torn clothes to blindfold me. The beating to the rest of my body did not stop, at one point he started jumping on my back – three or four times – while yelling ‘die, die you trash’ … in the end before this finally stopped, another officer urinated on my face and body while also yelling at us ‘to die’.”

The beating to the rest of my body did not stop, at one point he started jumping on my back – three or four times – while yelling ‘die, die you trash’ … in the end before this finally stopped, another officer urinated on my face and body while also yelling at us ‘to die’.

A victim attacked by Israeli settlers and military in East Ramallah
Amnesty International also spoke to two women who were arbitrarily detained for 14 hours at a police station in occupied East Jerusalem where they were humiliated, strip-searched, mocked and asked to curse Hamas. They were later released without charges.

In a video first published on social media on 31 October and analysed by Amnesty International’s Crisis Evidence Lab, nine detained men, who based on identifiable accents are Palestinian, can be seen, some stripped naked and others half-naked, blindfolded and handcuffed, surrounded by at least 12 soldiers wearing olive green uniforms and equipped with either M4A1 or Tavor X95 assault rifles. Both uniforms and weapons are standard issue equipment of the Israeli ground forces. One of the soldiers is seen kicking one of the detainees in the head. Another video analysed by Amnesty’s Crisis Evidence Lab uploaded to platform X (formerly Twitter) on 31 October shows a blindfolded person, likely Palestinian, along with an Israeli army sergeant mocking the prisoner and dancing around him.

A recently released Palestinian detainee from occupied East Jerusalem, who spoke to Amnesty International on condition of anonymity, said how Israeli interrogators subjected him and other detainees at the Russian Compound (al-Maskoubiyeh), a detention center in Jerusalem, to severe beatings which left him with bruises and three broken ribs. He also highlighted how Israeli police interrogators beat them continuously on their heads yelling at them to always keep their heads down, while ordering them to “praise Israel and curse Hamas.” He added: “even when one of the 12 detainees with us in the cell did that, the beating and humiliation did not stop.”

Since 7 October, according to the Israeli authorities, four Palestinian detainees have died in Israeli detention facilities in circumstances that have not yet been impartially investigated. Two of the four are workers from the occupied Gaza Strip, held incommunicado by the Israeli army in military detention centres, whose deaths were only made public by the army after an inquiry by Israeli newspaper Haaretz.

Under international law, torture and other ill-treatment committed against protected persons in an occupied territory is a war crime. The detention of protected persons outside the occupied territory, as is the case of Palestinian prisoners from the OPT held in Israel, is also a violation of international humanitarian law as it amounts to forcible transfer.

Inhuman and degrading treatment in prisons
The Israeli Prison Service informed human rights group HaMoked that as of 1 November it is holding 6,809 Palestinian prisoners. On 31 October, the Israeli authorities extended by one month the “state of emergency in prisons” which grants Israel’s National Security Minister virtually unrestrained powers to deny sentenced prisoners access to visits by lawyers and family members; to hold detainees in overcrowded cells; to deny them outdoor exercise and to impose cruel collective punishment measures such as cutting off water and electricity for long hours, effectively allowing for the intensification of cruel and inhuman treatment of detainees, in violation of the prohibition of torture and other ill-treatment.

The International Committee for the Red Cross has confirmed that Palestinian prisoners have been denied contact with their families and lawyers since 7 October. Sanaa Salameh, the wife of terminally ill Palestinian prisoner Walid Daqqah, told Amnesty International that since 7 October neither she nor Daqqah’s attorney has been allowed to see him or to receive information about his health condition. “I don’t know if he is receiving the medical care he needs; I have absolutely no contact with him, I don’t even have a scrap of information to comfort me,” she told Amnesty.

Palestinian lawyer Hassan Abadi, who has been visiting at least four detainees every week since 7 October, told Amnesty International that Palestinian detainees have been denied their right to outdoor exercise and that one of the forms of humiliation to which they are subjected during inmate count is being forced to kneel on the floor. He added that Palestinians in detention have had all their personal belongings confiscated and at times burned, including books, diaries, letters, clothes, food and other items. Palestinian women prisoners in al-Damon prison have had their sanitary pads confiscated by prison authorities. According to Abadi, a client he is representing told him that when she was detained and blindfolded at Kiryat Arba police station near Hebron an officer threatened her with rape.

Spike in arbitrary detention
Administrative detention of Palestinians had been on the rise throughout 2023, reaching 1,319 on 1 October 2023, according to HaMoked. As of 1 November, this figure had increased to more than 2,070 Palestinians detained and held in administrative detention. Palestinians classified by Israel as “security inmates” are often held without charge or trial, mostly under administrative detention orders that can be renewed indefinitely every six months.

Administrative detention is a form of detention under which individuals are detained by state authorities based on secret security grounds that the defendant and their lawyer cannot review, effectively circumventing due process guaranteed for all persons deprived of their liberty under international law. Amnesty International has found that Israel has systematically used administrative detention as a tool to persecute Palestinians, rather than as an extraordinary and selectively used preventative measure.

Israeli authorities have also chosen to implement the “Unlawful Combatants” Law, a category which is not recognised by international law, to indefinitely hold without charge or trial at least 105 Palestinians from the occupied Gaza Strip, who entered Israel during the Hamas led attack on 7 October. It remains unclear how many of those are held in connection with the attacks.

Israeli judicial authorities must also impartially and independently investigate complaints of torture and other ill-treatment and prosecute in fair trials those responsible for ordering and carrying out torture.

Heba Morayef, Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa
Israeli authorities have also subjected thousands of Palestinians from Gaza with permits to enter Israel, mostly workers, to a third form of arbitrary detention where they were held incommunicado for at least three weeks on two military detention bases in Israel and the West Bank. Many were released, however, there is no transparency from Israeli authorities around how many are still detained.

“Israeli authorities must immediately reverse the inhumane emergency measures imposed on Palestinian prisoners and grant them immediate access to their lawyers and families. All Palestinians arbitrarily detained must be released. We urge Israel to allow the International Committee of the Red Cross to conduct urgent visits to prisons and detention facilities and to monitor conditions for Palestinian detainees,” said Heba Morayef.

“Israeli judicial authorities must also impartially and independently investigate complaints of torture and other ill-treatment and prosecute in fair trials those responsible for ordering and carrying out torture.”

Amnesty can kick rocks.

Also, and?

[matr1x]

You know, if half the effort was spent on Palestinian terrorism investigation, we wouldn't be at this situation.


Oh boo hoooooo, Palestinian criminals weren't treated to tea and ice cream

Palestinian terrorism ?

I have never seen a Palestinian terrorist

Hamas didn't fall out of the sky. They are made up of Palestinians. And assisted by them. Therefore they are all part of the terrorist network

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You know, if half the effort was spent on Palestinian terrorism investigation, we wouldn't be at this situation.


Oh boo hoooooo, Palestinian criminals weren't treated to tea and ice cream

Palestinian terrorism ?

I have never seen a Palestinian terrorist

Hamas didn't fall out of the sky. They are made up of Palestinians. And assisted by them. Therefore they are all part of the terrorist network

Hamas was placed there by the Zionists & Cia.

Hamas is a product of Zionists

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wor ... ate-hamas/

How Israel helped create Hamas

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Matr1x u know Hamas is funded by the CIA right?

https://www.cnas.org/press/in-the-news/ ... nded-hamas

How the West—and Israel Itself—Inadvertently Funded Hamas

[matr1x]

Matr1x u know Hamas is funded by the CIA right?

https://www.cnas.org/press/in-the-news/ ... nded-hamas

How the West—and Israel Itself—Inadvertently Funded Hamas

Yes, and let's not forget the aliens.




You are retarded

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Matr1x u know Hamas is funded by the CIA right?

https://www.cnas.org/press/in-the-news/ ... nded-hamas

How the West—and Israel Itself—Inadvertently Funded Hamas

Yes, and let's not forget the aliens.




You are retarded

Are you saying these are all lies

[sMASH]

You know, if half the effort was spent on Palestinian terrorism investigation, we wouldn't be at this situation.


Oh boo hoooooo, Palestinian criminals weren't treated to tea and ice cream

What were their crimes that purposeful torture was prescribed ?

[sMASH]

Matr1x u know Hamas is funded by the CIA right?

https://www.cnas.org/press/in-the-news/ ... nded-hamas

How the West—and Israel Itself—Inadvertently Funded Hamas

Yes, and let's not forget the aliens.




You are retarded

Not inadvertently , its was set up that way. Divide and conquer politics . It's just that the hamas people were actual liberation oriented ,and not just puppet sell outs.

When they won the first election , they knew how in wars past , that the collaborators kept sabotaging the resistance efforts, and they got rid of the collaborators. That is how they were able to become this well organized and effective.


What israel, or rather netanyahu long term plan was to get hamas to act out, in order to get pretext to assault gaza and get Egypt to feel sorry and open the gates . The easy depopulation ... Voluntary migration as smotrich would say.

The normalization with Saudi would be the trigger, and it worked.
Whst is establishing in the investigation of October 7 is that there was previous warnings, knowledge , and suppression by netanyahu himself , to let the break out occur without significant idf engagement . It worked .
I want to assume , shinbet dressed up as hamas and conducted the brutality on order to sell the outrage . Shinbet regularly disguises as arabs to conduct massacres in Palestine .

[sMASH]

History will mark them as heroes .


Abu obeida had said that while the ceasefire was being signed last week, Isreal ramped up bombing in an area where one of the initial released hostage, was staying .
Isreal wanted to kill their hostages . As they had done before .
Sick demented depraved f*s

[sMASH]

Netanyahu could have done this since last year , ceasefire the hostages out and resume bombing at will. But they dint actually care about their own...
They actually bombed a group of idf that was getting compromised in Lebanon , so hesbolah would not capture them as more hostages ..

Sick demented depraved f*s

[sMASH]

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/18FGWDAyMA/


While ceasefire is going on, look at what the hamas is doing ...
Isreal should bomb them

[matr1x]

History will mark them as heroes .


Abu obeida had said that while the ceasefire was being signed last week, Isreal ramped up bombing in an area where one of the initial released hostage, was staying .
Isreal wanted to kill their hostages . As they had done before .
Sick demented depraved f*sIMG-20250120-WA0001.jpg

No. They are not heroes

[Duane 3NE 2NR]

[sMASH]

They hadda do a head count , u will see upwards of 200k missing or confirmed ded.
Meanwhile , the squatters are running amock on westbank. Terrorizing , burning cars, businesses rtx

[alfa]

The fact of what Gaza was before proves that Hamas wasn't using aid money to only build rockets and tunnels

[matr1x]

The fact of what Gaza was before proves that Hamas wasn't using aid money to only build rockets and tunnels

Exactly!


The sad reality is, when you as a people faced the Holocaust, and your very existence is being threatened, you have to defend yourself. World leaders good at yapping their mouth and condemning, but they have no right to criticize. Brazil least of all. Them and Argentina host nazi defectors and war criminals. So they can haul their ass

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The fact of what Gaza was before proves that Hamas wasn't using aid money to only build rockets and tunnels

Exactly!


The sad reality is, when you as a people faced the Holocaust, and your very existence is being threatened, you have to defend yourself. World leaders good at yapping their mouth and condemning, but they have no right to criticize. Brazil least of all. Them and Argentina host nazi defectors and war criminals. So they can haul their ass

Why didn't they holocaust somebody else?Why did Europe have 'The Jewish Question' to begin with?
None of the people of Abraham are peaceful folks.These professional victims cause havoc wherever they go.

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The fact of what Gaza was before proves that Hamas wasn't using aid money to only build rockets and tunnels

All funded by Zionists & CIA

[alfa]

The fact of what Gaza was before proves that Hamas wasn't using aid money to only build rockets and tunnels

I feel people misunderstanding what I meant. The fact that Gaza looked like a modern city before the bombings proves that Hamas used a large part of the economy to build infrastructure and not leave the citizens living in caves while they took all the money to finance bombs like the west would have you believe.
Hope I cleared it up

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The fact of what Gaza was before proves that Hamas wasn't using aid money to only build rockets and tunnels

I feel people misunderstanding what I meant. The fact that Gaza looked like a modern city before the bombings proves that Hamas used a large part of the economy to build infrastructure and not leave the citizens living in caves while they took all the money to finance bombs like the west would have you believe.
Hope I cleared it up

Yes we all know this


But the fact remains that Hamas is funded by the Zionists.