Israel Humbled as America sends more weapons

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Yair Lapid is smart

Israeli opposition leader Lapid rejects joining Netanyahu war gov't

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Opposition leader Yair Lapid, who called for the formation of an emergency government on the weekend, refused to join the emergency unity government...

 

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Glad to hear this. Sen. Bernie spoke against the Zionist regime on yesterdy as well. Other progressive members of Congress spoke as well, including Rep. Rashiida.

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Mass murder and genocide have been normalized. The West can no longer lecture the world on human rights.

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Israeli President Says There Are No Innocent Civilians In Gaza

“It is an entire nation out there that is responsible,” Isaac Herzog

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Iran representative at the UN: If Israeli war crimes and genocide in Gaza do not stop immediately, the situation may get out of control — Al Jazeera

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The only sane major politician left in Ingiriiska:

 

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Ladies and gentlemen, the 'only democracy' in Bariga Dhexe:

 

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The Colombian madaxweyne is the hero we didn't know we had. Thank you, sir.

Colombia condemns 'Israel', vows to send aid to Gaza

Colombian President Gustavo Petro denounced the genocide committed by Israeli occupation forces against the people of Gaza and called for a United Nations special session.

On Sunday, the President announced his intention to send humanitarian aid from Colombia to Gazans, whom he announced are suffering "under a cruel siege exacerbated by the Israeli aggression."

Petro demanded that healthcare workers be protected and stressed that such attacks be condemned by the European Union, stressing the need for the EU to uphold international law.

The Colombian President also emphasized the need to protect the minimal "living requirements in Gaza," stressing that the United Nations General Assembly should hold a special session.

In response to Petro's pro-Palestine stances, "Israel" decided to stop security exports to Colombia after what they dubbed as "hostile and antisemitic statements" against "Israel" made last week by the President of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, as per the Israeli Foreign Minister.

Soon after Colobia's President said that he would not be subject to humiliation. Moreover, he said that his country is ready to cut ties with "Israel" if need be, adding that Colombia does not support genocide.

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Biden is done. These liberal interventionist are complicit in war crimes and will not be re-elected coming 2024.

It was the Muslim votes of Michigan that put them to win in 2020. Where the so called progressives who used to be anti war?.

I don’t know the exact words,  but, when Bush Jr. invaded Afghanistan , the late Mullah Omar said : you invaded our country and came to occupy and we will defend our home and expel you and Allah will be the judge. He didn’t say victory will be ours , but 20 years later the Americans left Afghanistan with same rush and haste they come and the son of Mullah Omar is a minister in the Talibaan government.

American ships and Israeli army against rag tag Hamas is the biggest event of 21st century 

 

 

 

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The fake story of beheading babies was disgusting. I never believed for a second. Old dementia-inflicted Biden even cited it during his shir jaraa'id without evidence. His White House were forced to retract. Now it was all lies.

 

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Former Turkish PM

 

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I've had a huge respect for The Guardian and have been reading it since 2000. What a disappointment.

Guardian parts ways with longtime cartoonist amid controversy over Netanyahu drawing

Bell, a prominent figure at The Guardian for many decades, depicted the Israeli prime minister performing surgery on a figure resembling the Gaza Strip, accompanied by the caption, “Residents of Gaza, get out now.”

The imagery referred to a recent ultimatum issued by Netanyahu, urging residents to evacuate the northern region of the Gaza Strip within 24 hours before anticipated Israeli airstrikes.

Steve Bell, a veteran cartoonist with a longstanding association with The Guardian, has revealed his departure from the newspaper following the publication of a cartoon featuring Benjamin Netanyahu.

The cartoon faced criticism for alleged antisemitic undertones, an accusation Bell refuted.

He said that the drawing was inspired by a 1960s illustration by David Levine, who portrayed US President Lyndon B. Johnson with a scar in the shape of Vietnam during the Vietnam War.

Bell, a prominent figure at The Guardian for many decades, depicted the Israeli prime minister performing surgery on a figure resembling the Gaza Strip, accompanied by the caption, “Residents of Gaza, get out now.”

The imagery referred to a recent ultimatum issued by Netanyahu, urging residents to evacuate the northern region of the Gaza Strip within 24 hours before anticipated Israeli airstrikes.

Bell revealed that The Guardian chose not to publish the cartoon, citing concerns about antisemitism.

Initially submitted last week with the words “After David Levine” above the artist credit, Bell argued that portraying this subject for The Guardian now would inevitably lead to false accusations of employing “antisemitic tropes.”

Critics highlighted similarities in imagery to Shylock, the Jewish moneylender from Shakespeare’s “The Merchant of Venice,” who seeks a “pound of flesh” from someone he is owed.

On Sunday, The Guardian confirmed its decision to part ways with Bell, specifying that the cartoonist would remain with the paper until his contract ends in April 2024.

The Guardian stated: “The decision has been made to not renew Steve Bell’s contract.

Steve Bell’s cartoons have been a significant part of The Guardian for more than 40 years — we express our appreciation and wish him all the best.”

Bell has been subject to scrutiny for his drawings in the past.

In 2020, he drew Priti Patel, along with Boris Johnson, as a grotesque, overweight bull, sparking outrage and allegations of referencing her Hindu heritage.

In the same year, he faced accusations of antisemitism for a drawing depicting Keir Starmer, the current leader of the Labour Party, presenting Jeremy Corbyn’s decapitated head on a platter — an image critics interpreted as a reference to the presentation of John the Baptist’s head to the daughter of King Herod, a Jewish monarch from the Bible.

Since the beginning of the conflict between Hamas and Israel on Oct. 7, media organizations, publishers, governments and social media platforms from around the world have been accused of bias in handling the situation.

On Sunday, the Frankfurt Book Fair was accused of “shutting down” Palestinian voices, after an awards ceremony due to honor Palestine-born novelist and essayist Adania Shibli was called off due to the war in Israel.

On Thursday, French Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin announced a systematic ban on pro-Palestinian demonstrations in France amid concerns they could lead to “public order disturbances.”

On Sunday, Arab News revealed that Meta’s Instagram has been shadow-banning users and suspending or banning accounts due to their pro-Palestinian content.

- Arab News