Shooting attack near illegal settlement

Palestinian man killed during West Bank settler attack

Hezbollah attacks Israeli positions near Lebanese border

Every European leader sµck the d|ck of Israel and the Zionist leaders in all these countries, Hungary can not do much with what it has, it is a 9,8 millions people country, the 2nd largest European Jewish community is in Hungary. The country has no army and no strategic lever to oppose to anyone, yet it has been in the last decade one of the most anti Zionist country by the acts. Until 2012, Hungary was the last European country to still propose direct flights to Cis-Jordany, they have paid the price in losing forever their national company. They have been the most consistent country in Europe to oppose to the Globalist project (massive immigration, LGBT propaganda), which is a project led by Zionists leaders.

So you can still accuse Orban and Trump for their words to Israel, but in the meantime, it is the Democrat gov in charge which has concretely sent 3 aircraft carriers there to allow the massacre to happen, + the support in bombs delivery.

~Banned -Ryuu96

Finally, Canada stops following the US. Petitions and writing elective representatives in numbers does pay off now and then. (And bringing a lawsuit against her)

Canada to cease arms exports to Israel

‘Denied or postponed’: Israel continues to thwart UN aid deliveries

_{Displaced Palestinians queue to receive food donated by a charity in Rafah}

Entire Gaza population now 100 percent severely food insecure

How can Israel’s genocidal war be allowed to continue?

Trump is getting worse day by day, he needs to be in prison.

Schumer slams Trump criticism of his Israel speech as ‘unadulterated antisemitism’

https://www.cnn.com/2024/03/19/politics/schumer-slams-trump-criticism-israel-speech/index.html

Trump was asked on a podcast hosted by his former White House aide Sebastian Gorka about criticism from the Biden administration and Schumer’s comments criticizing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

“I actually think they hate Israel,” Trump said in the interview, which aired Monday. “I don’t think they hate him, I think they hate Israel. And the Democrat Party hates Israel.”

Trump directly slammed Schumer, who recently criticized Netanyahu’s government and called for new elections in a speech on the Senate floor about Israel’s war on Hamas and the resulting humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

“Don’t forget, when you see those Palestinian marches, even I, I’m amazed at how many people are in those marches. And guys like Schumer see that, and to him it’s votes, I think it’s votes more than anything else, because he was always pro-Israel. He’s very anti-Israel now,” Trump said.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer criticized former President Donald Trump’s response to the New York Democrat’s speech on Israel, noting that the presumptive GOP presidential nominee’s remarks were “sick,” and “hateful,” and included antisemitic tropes.

“The former president’s comments were utterly disgusting and a textbook example of the kind of antisemitism facing Jews, pushing the dangerous antisemitism trope of dual loyalty,” Schumer said Tuesday.

The highest-ranking Jewish elected official in the United States continued, “To say you hate Israel or your religion because you have one political view over the other is sick. It’s hateful, it is unadulterated antisemitism, and it serves to use Israel as a political wedge further damaging the bonds between US and Israel.”

Trump says any Jewish person who votes for Democrats ‘hates their religion’ and ‘everything about Israel’

https://www.cnn.com/2024/03/18/politics/trump-antisemitic-jewish-people-israel-support-netanyahu/index.html

Former President Donald Trump said in an interview aired Monday that any Jewish person who votes for Democrats “hates their religion” and hates “everything about Israel,” again playing into an antisemitic trope that Jewish Americans have dual loyalties to the US and to Israel.

“Any Jewish person that votes for Democrats hates their religion,” Trump said. “They hate everything about Israel, and they should be ashamed of themselves because Israel will be destroyed.”


President Joe Biden’s administration and presidential campaign both responded quickly to Trump’s comments Monday.

Trump’s campaign remained defiant over the remarks Tuesday morning, with a spokeswoman, Karoline Leavitt, saying in a statement, “President Trump is right — the Democrat Party has turned into a full-blown anti-Israel, anti-Semitic, pro-terrorist cabal.”

Trump has long played into antisemitic tropes, lashing out at Jewish Americans he says don’t support him enough. During his first campaign for president, Trump delivered a speech to the Republican Jewish Coalition that was rife with antisemitic stereotypes, and shortly after he left office in 2021, he told reporters that Jewish Americans have turned their back on Israel.

A year later, he said American Jews weren’t praising his administration’s policies toward Israel enough: “Evangelicals are far more appreciative of this than the people of the Jewish faith, especially those living in the U.S.” And last year, during celebrations of the Jewish New Year, Trump shared a social media post that said liberal Jews who did not support him “voted to destroy America & Israel.”

Jewish Americans have for decades been a largely Democratic and politically liberal constituency, identifying with Democrats over Republicans by a wide margin, according to the Pew Research Center’s 2020 survey. While Orthodox Jews lean heavily Republican, American Jews of other denominations, including the Reform and Conservative branches, have identified with or leaned toward the Democratic party.

Pro-Israel online influencing operation has been targeting UNRWA: Report

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/3/19/pro-israel-online-influencing-operation-has-been-targeting-unrwa-report

Increasing numbers of newborns in Gaza on brink of death, WHO warns

He said, she said, although the IDF gets caught in lies all the time...

Hamas denies Israel’s claim its fighters were killed at al-Shifa

The Houthis are effective

Israel’s Eilat port faces layoffs amid Red Sea shipping crisis: Union

Questions mount over Israel’s killing of journalists covering the war on Hamas

https://www.cnn.com/2024/03/20/media/israel-journalists-killed-questions/index.html

The Israeli military is evading questions and calls for accountability over the killing of journalists tasked with covering the country’s brutal and protracted war with Hamas.

Since the October 7 terrorist attacks, at least 95 journalists — 90 of whom are Palestinian — have been killed in the region, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, which has been tracking the mounting death toll. The non-profit said it is the deadliest conflict for journalists it has recorded since it started collecting data in 1992.

But Israel Defense Forces has rarely provided specific answers about the circumstances that have led to the killing of journalists. Instead, the IDF has issued vague statements that reiterate their forces do not intentionally target journalists or that the matter is under investigation.


_{A Press helmet is placed over the grave of Hamza Dahdouh, a Palestinian journalist who worked for Al Jazeera and was killed in an Israeli air strike on Rafah.}

However, with journalists facing extraordinary danger in the field as they attempt to bear witness to the ugly war on behalf of the world, such statements are insufficient. And, over the past week, a pair of new reports have raised significant questions for the IDF about two separate instances that led to the killing of journalists.

The United Nations finalized a report last week about the killing of Reuters journalist Issam Abdallah in southern Lebanon, concluding that the attack was from an Israeli tank that had fired at a group of “clearly identifiable journalists,” a violation of international law. CNN also reported, based on video from the scene, that the journalists were wearing body armor clearly labeled “PRESS.”

In response to the U.N. report, the IDF said it “does not deliberately shoot at civilians, including journalists.” And it reiterated its support for a free press. But Reuters editor-in-chief Alessandra Galloni has demanded Israel more thoroughly explain its actions and hold those responsible accountable. So far, that has yet to occur.


_{A funeral ceremony is held for Palestine TV correspondent Mohammed Abu Hatab, was killed, along with his family members, in an airstrike on his home in Khan Yunis, Gaza on November 03, 2023.}

On Tuesday, The Washington Post published a report raising serious questions about a separate attack, a January 7 missile strike that claimed the lives of two Al Jazeera journalists and two freelancers. The IDF initially said that it “identified and struck a terrorist who operated an aircraft that posed a threat to IDF troops.”

But the aircraft in question was a consumer-grade drone, The WaPo reported. And the newspaper obtained and reviewed the footage taken from the drone, which it posted in its entirety online, which revealed “no Israeli soldiers, aircraft or other military equipment” were visible. The WaPo, which spoke to 14 witnesses and colleagues of the slain journalists, also asked two analysts to review satellite imagery covering a 1.2 mile radius of the area, which was captured on the day of the attack. Neither expert saw evidence of military activity and it is unclear how the drone ever posed a “threat” to IDF personnel.

When The WaPo asked the IDF about its findings, however, a spokesperson would only say, “We have nothing more to add.”

_{Journalists, relatives and friends pray over the body Journalists Sari Mansour and Hassouna Esleem after they were killed in an Israeli bombardment of Bureij camp in the central Gaza Strip on November 19, 2023.}

Outside such lethal incidents, the Israeli military has also come under increased scrutiny for its general treatment of journalists in the region.

Al Jazeera said Monday that IDF forces detained one of its correspondents, Ismail al-Ghoul, for 12 hours before releasing him. The Qatari-funded network said in a blistering statement that al-Ghoul was reporting from Al-Shifa Hospital when he was arrested by Israeli forces, “severely beaten” and detained with other journalists. When the reporter was released, he accused Israeli forces of destroying his broadcast equipment and subjecting other members of the press to appalling conditions.

“He said the journalists were stripped of their clothes and forced to lie on their stomachs as they were blindfolded and their hands tied,” Al Jazeera reported. “Israeli soldiers would open fire to scare them if there was any movement, al-Ghoul said.”

On Tuesday morning, after checking in with the IDF multiple times, I finally received a comment from a military spokesperson.

“We are not aware of the detention of a man named Ismail Al-Ghoul,” the IDF spokesperson said.

When I asked the IDF spokesperson whether they would acknowledge having detained any journalists at the hospital, I received a statement that did not answer the question. I asked again if the IDF detained journalists but received no reply.


_{Flowers and candles are placed among pictures of journalists at a vigil in lower Manhattan on November 6, 2023, in New York City. The vigil is held to remember and celebrate the lives of journalists killed in recent fighting in Israel, Gaza and Lebanon.}

“Attacks on journalists are also attacks on truth,” underscored an open letter signed last month by three dozen news leaders, including the heads of CNN, the Associated Press, The New York Times, and BBC News.

Journalists are dying in record numbers covering the war. And with each death, the world sees a little less from the war-torn region. It is incumbent on Israel, which is responsible for the conduct of its military forces, to fully explain its actions when a member of the press is killed.

So far, however, the IDF has been less than forthcoming.


Less than forthcoming is an understatement, ignoring the lies to cover up and cast doubt on these killings. Fool me once shame on you, fool me a hundred times, you're an idiot. When will the Western media finally take the gloves of and stop covering for the IDF. Is it so hard to write, the IDF lied about the circumstances of the attack. I guess CNN coverage still has to pass the IDF censor...