Let's take a look at what is happening in Gaza over the past two weeks where a civil war is breaking out between Hamas and the residents of Gaza who have been oppressed by these terrorists for decades. Hamas is torturing and executing protestors in an attempt to brutally suppress the protests. Hamas tortures protester to death and leaves body on family’s doorstep Terrorist group kidnaps Uday Al Rabbay shortly after he took part in protest against war in Gaza https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-n...protester-death-oday-al-rabbay-gaza-doorstep/ The families in Gaza are hitting back. Prominent Gaza family executes Hamas gunman who killed one of their relatives: report https://nypost.com/2025/04/02/world...man-who-killed-one-of-their-relatives-report/ The families in Gaza are no longer putting up with Hamas stealing and hording all the food supplies. Starving Gazans Ransack UN Food Storage Warehouse Where Israel Says Hamas Is Hoarding Supplies https://www.nysun.com/article/starv...-where-israel-says-hamas-is-hoarding-supplies Of course, it is once again shown that Al Jazeera is nothing more than the Hamas terrorist organization's mouthpiece -- directly urging the murder of anyone who opposes Hamas. Al Jazeera reporter calls on Hamas to treat protesters, Fatah members as ‘traitors’ The call was understood by many Palestinians as a direct incitement to kill Fatah members and protestors, sparking rage online. https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/article-848718 Where are all the pro-Hamas supporters outside of Gaza? They seem strangely quiet about Hamas murdering many of the Palestinian protestors in Gaza. Pro-Palestinian Activists Largely Silent After Hamas Reportedly Tortures, Kills Protester In Gaza https://dailycaller.com/2025/04/02/hamas-tortures-and-kills-protest-leader-uday-al-raba-gaza/ Anti-Hamas protests erupt in Gaza. Where are our pro-Palestine 'allies' now? https://www.usatoday.com/story/opin...otests-hamas-palestinians-terror/82774426007/ No decent Palestinian should support Hamas. 'I'm a Palestinian who's lost family to Israeli bombs - here's why I oppose Hamas' INTERVIEW Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib grew up in Gaza and has lost 33 relatives in Israeli airstrikes. Despite this he believes Hamas is a 'threat to the very existence of the Palestinian people' and explains why Gazans are marching against them https://www.usatoday.com/story/opin...otests-hamas-palestinians-terror/82774426007/
Israel walks back its account of Gaza medic killings after video surfaces of attack Updated on: April 6, 2025 / 7:51 PM EDT / AP https://www.cbsnews.com/news/israel-walks-back-account-gaza-medic-killings-video-surfaces-attack/ The Israeli military backtracked on its account of the killing of 15 Palestinian medics by its forces last month after phone video appeared to contradict its claims that their vehicles did not have emergency signals on when troops opened fire on them in the Gaza Strip. The military initially said it opened fire because the vehicles were "advancing suspiciously" on nearby troops without headlights or emergency signals. An Israeli military official, speaking late Saturday on condition of anonymity in line with regulations, said that account was "mistaken." The footage shows the Red Crescent and Civil Defense teams driving slowly with their emergency vehicles' lights flashing, logos visible, as they pulled up to help an ambulance that had come under fire earlier. The teams do not appear to be acting unusually or in a threatening manner as three medics emerge and head toward the stricken ambulance. Their vehicles immediately come under a barrage of gunfire, which goes on for more than five minutes with brief pauses. The owner of the phone can be heard praying. "Forgive me, mother. This is the path I chose, mother, to help people," he cries, his voice weak. Eight Red Crescent personnel, six Civil Defense workers and a U.N. staffer were killed in the shooting before dawn on March 23 by Israeli troops conducting operations in Tel al-Sultan, a district of the southern Gaza city of Rafah. Troops then bulldozed over the bodies along with their mangled vehicles, burying them in a mass grave. U.N. and rescue workers were only able to reach the site a week later to dig out the bodies. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society's vice president, Marwan Jilani, said the phone with the footage was found in the pocket of one of its slain staffers. The Palestinian ambassador to the United Nations distributed the video to the U.N. Security Council. The Associated Press obtained the video from a U.N. diplomat on condition of anonymity because it has not been made public. One paramedic who survived, Munzer Abed, confirmed the veracity of the video to the AP. Two block-shaped concrete structures visible in the video are also seen in a U.N. video released Sunday showing the recovery of the bodies from the site — a sign they are in the same location. Asked about the video, the Israeli military said Saturday that the incident was "under thorough examination." The head of the Palestinian Red Crescent Society, Younes Al-Khatib, called for an independent investigation. "We don't trust any of the army investigations," he told a briefing at the U.N. on Friday. One medic, Assaad al-Nassasra, is still missing, the Red Crescent says. Abed said he saw al-Nassasra being led away blindfolded by Israeli troops. Al-Khatib said the organization has asked the military where it is holding the staffer. Al-Khatib said the slain men had been "targeted at close range" and that a forensic autopsy report would be released soon. Israel has accused Hamas of moving and hiding its fighters inside ambulances and emergency vehicles, as well as in hospitals and other civilian infrastructure, arguing that justifies strikes on them. Medical personnel largely deny the accusations. Israeli strikes have killed more than 150 emergency responders from the Red Crescent and Civil Defense, most of them while on duty, as well as over 1,000 health workers, according to the U.N. The Israeli military rarely investigates such incidents. Ambulances started heading to Tel al-Sultan at around 3:50 a.m. on March 23, responding to reports of wounded, Jilani said. The first ambulance returned safely with at least one casualty, he said. But, he said, subsequent ambulances came under fire. His hands trembling, Abed told the AP on Saturday that as his ambulance entered the area, its siren lights were on. "All of a sudden, I am telling you, there was direct shooting at us," so intense that the vehicle ground to a stop, he said. A 10-year veteran of the Red Crescent, Abed said he was sitting in the back seat and ducked to the floor. He said he could hear nothing from his two colleagues in the front seat — the only others in the vehicle. They appear to have been killed instantly. Israeli troops, some with night goggles, dragged Abed out of the ambulance and onto the ground, he said. They made him strip to his underwear, beat him all over his body with their rifle butts, then tied his hands behind his back, he said. They interrogated him, asking him about his paramedic training and how many people were in the ambulance with him, he said. One soldier pressed the muzzle of his automatic rifle into his neck. Another pressed his knife blade into Abed's palm, almost cutting it, until a third soldier pulled them away and warned Abed, "They're crazy." Abed said he witnessed them opening fire on the next vehicles to arrive. Soldiers forced him onto his stomach and pressed a gun into his back, he said, and amid the shooting in the darkness, so he could only see two Civil Defense vehicles. The phone video shows a rescue convoy of Red Crescent and Civil Defense vehicles that was sent out after contact was lost with the stricken ambulance. Taken from the dashboard of one vehicle, it shows several ambulances and a fire truck moving down a road through a barren area in the darkness. The emergency lights on their roofs are flashing the entire way. They arrive at an ambulance on the side of the road and stop next to it, their lights still flashing. No Israeli troops are visible. "Lord, let them be OK," a man in the car says. Then he cries out, "They're tossed around on the ground!" — apparently referring to bodies. Three men in orange Civil Defense clothing can be seen getting out of the vehicles and walking toward the stopped ambulance. A shot rings out and one of the men appears to fall. Gunfire erupts. The man holding the phone appears to scramble out of the car and onto the ground, but the screen goes black, though the audio continues. The gunfire goes on for nearly five and a half minutes, with long, heavy barrages followed by silences punctuated by individual shots and shouts and screams. Throughout, the man with the phone says over and over, "There is no God but God and Muhammad is God's prophet" — the profession of faith that Muslims say when they fear they are about to die. Near the end of the six-minute, 40-second video, voices can be heard shouting in Hebrew. "The Jews are coming," the man said, referring to Israeli soldiers, before the video cuts off. The Israeli military official asserted there was "no mistreatment," and said he didn't know why the vehicles had been buried. He had no information about the medic who remained missing. The Israeli military says that after the shooting, troops determined they had killed a Hamas figure named Mohammed Amin Shobaki and eight other militants. However, none of the 15 slain medics has that name, and no other bodies are known to have been found at the site. The military has not said what happened to Shobaki's body or released the names of the other alleged militants. The Israeli military official said Israel was "working to bring evidence" that Hamas operatives were killed. Jonathan Whittall, interim head in Gaza of the U.N. humanitarian office OCHA, dismissed allegations that the slain medics were Hamas militants, saying staff had worked with the same medics previously in evacuating patients from hospitals and other tasks. "These are paramedic crews that I personally have met before," he said. "They were buried in their uniforms with their gloves on. They were ready to save lives."
Another journalist terrorist bites the dust. IDF kills Hamas terrorist who documented breach on Oct. 7, posed as journalist Hassan Eslaih was known for his now-famous photo where former Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar is seen giving him a kiss on the cheek. https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/article-849214
Trump, following in Biden's footsteps.... pro zionist, pro attrocities. Trump Hosts Netanyahu at White House, Reiterates Plan to Expel Palestinians from Gaza HeadlineApr 08, 2025 President Donald Trump welcomed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the White House Monday, where Trump repeated his call to permanently expel Palestinians from the Gaza Strip. Speaking to reporters from the Oval Office alongside Netanyahu, Vice President JD Vance and top Cabinet officials, Trump called Gaza “an incredible piece of important real estate” that he wants the U.S. to own and control. President Donald Trump: “Well, you know how I feel about the Gaza Strip. I think it’s an incredible piece of important real estate, and I think it’s something that we would be involved in. But, you know, having a peace force like the United States there controlling and owning the Gaza Strip would be a good thing, because right now all it is is for years and years all I hear about is killing and Hamas and problems, and if you take the people, the Palestinians, and move them around to different countries — and you have plenty of countries that will do that — and you really have a freedom — a freedom zone.” It was Netanyahu’s second visit to the White House since Trump’s inauguration, coming despite an International Criminal Court warrant seeking his arrest for war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in Gaza. During the meeting, Trump said the U.S. will hold direct talks with Iran on its nuclear program in Oman beginning this weekend. Trump, who’s repeatedly threatened to bomb Iran, said if the talks don’t go well, “Iran is going to be in great danger.”
UN chief calls Gaza a 'killing field', blames Israeli aid blockade UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Tuesday labeled Gaza a "killing field," attributing the situation to Israel's ongoing aid blockade. An Israeli official refuted the claim, asserting there is "no shortage" of humanitarian aid. Issued on: 09/04/2025 By: FRANCE 24 UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres flew to Geneva after visiting Bangladesh © Fabrice Coffrini, AFP United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said Tuesday that Gaza had become "a killing field" because Israel has continued to block aid, an accusation an Israeli official quickly denied, saying there was "no shortage" of aid. "More than an entire month has passed without a drop of aid into Gaza. No food. No fuel. No medicine. No commercial supplies. As aid has dried up, the floodgates of horror have re-opened," Guterres said in remarks to journalists. Pointing to the Geneva Conventions governing the treatment of people in war, Guterres emphasized the obligation of the "occupying power" to ensure the provision of food and medical supplies to the population. "None of that is happening today. No humanitarian supplies can enter Gaza," Guterres said. Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson Oren Marmorstein rejected the allegations, saying there was "no shortage of humanitarian aid in the Gaza Strip." Marmorstein further alleged that Hamas has used recent aid to Gaza to "rebuild its war machine." Guterres also referenced recent Israeli proposals over controlling aid into Gaza, which a UN source told AFP included monitoring calories to prevent misuse by Hamas. "The Israeli authorities newly proposed 'authorisation mechanisms' for aid delivery risk further controlling and callously limiting aid down to the last calorie and grain of flour," he told reporters at UN headquarters in New York. "Let me be clear -- we will not participate in any arrangement that does not fully respect the humanitarian principles -- humanity, impartiality, independence and neutrality," Guterres said, demanding guarantees for the unhindered entry of aid to the coastal territory. Guterres also raised the alarm about the situation in the West Bank. "The current path is a dead end -- totally intolerable in the eyes of international law and history," he said. "And the risk of the occupied West Bank transforming into another Gaza makes it even worse. "It is time to end the dehumanisation, protect civilians, release the hostages, ensure lifesaving aid, and renew the ceasefire." (FRANCE 24 with AFP)
One may ask, why doesn't Hamas just release the hostages. Because Hamas knows Israels attrocities and land theft will not end. It's like Ukraine gives up its nuclear weapons and see now what that outcome has turned into. The Gaza war would have ended long ago, but for Biden and Trump fueling it.
Gang rape stories on 10/7 were fake. Ravi Davidian is a truly evil man. He's monetized his sick lies that justified the genocide. This is who they are: Naked Fucking Evil. Zionists are bottomlessly EVIL. http://alturl.com/4yf63
If anyone hasn't worked out by now the torrent of bs which comes from these people, going back thousands of years, pity on them.