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🚨🇳🇱 The #HindRajabFoundation has filed a criminal complaint in the Netherlands against two Knesset Members, Ram Ben Barak and Moshe Solomon for incitement to genocide. The complaint coincides with their scheduled attendance at the 33rd Annual Session of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly in The Hague, Netherlands, from 4–8 July 2026. ➡️ More → bit.ly/4vMwOiC

Read this. To any normal human being, it’s monstrous. For Palestinians it’s everyday life under Israeli occupation.

“Detained” The missing context from @AP’s headline: He’s been held HOSTAGE and tortured by ISRAEL for over 550 days.

This is not what self-defense looks like.

I've just visited the largest funeral in history, where millions mourned Sayyed Ali Khamenei, the Iranian leader who was assassinated by the US-Israeli coalition along with members of his family It is practically impossible to understand what this scene is like, or what it means, unless you're here. I've met people from around the world who've come to pay respects, including many from across the West. The crowds pouring in are endless, and grow larger and more intense into the night. From Tehran's Mosala, there are indignant calls for vengeance, displays of sorrow and defiance, protest, songs and marathons of poetry. These days of mourning will amount to one of the most resonant moments in the history of anti-imperialist movements. Everyone I've spoken to believes war will return to Iran before long, and none trust the MOU with the US. But they are confident their country can deter another assault. They see their own citizens' mobilization as an integral component of Iran's survival. If the assassination of Khamenei was designed to spur regime change, his funeral demonstrates how badly it has backfired. And the crime may blow back in ways its historically illiterate authors could have never imagined. What we're witnessing in the Mosala consolidates the Islamic Republic and its revolutionary society as a political reality that can not be erased through regime change war or sanctions. This is a turning point in the region that will echo for a generation.

These are some of the items Israel does not allow Palestinians returning to Gaza bring with them. These photos were taken very recently by Israeli soldiers. The banned items include cigarettes, perfume bottles, shaving razors, mobile phones, smartwatches, cash exceeding $530, vegetable peelers, spoons, shampoo, power banks, and more. You can also see passports belonging to Palestinians inside Gaza who need new or replacement passports. With no consular services operating in Gaza, many have asked relatives in Egypt to obtain new passports on their behalf in the hope of applying for medical or other humanitarian evacuations.

"Shut up! One more word and I'll fuck you up!" May 31: A Haifa municipal inspector named Nikita Sokolov repeatedly hits a Palestinian teenager who was just relaxing on the beach. This is the daily life of Palestinian citizens in the so-called Only Democracy in the Middle East™

As I sit on my porch in the dwindling hours of the 250th “birthday” of the U.S. hearing the city around me ignite itself in celebration I cannot help but think of my friends, my loved ones and my colleagues in Gaza who have endured over 1,000 days of bombardments—experiencing blasts, gunfire and bombs day and night. The shock and awe of all of it. The trauma that will affect generations and the pain of not knowing if the world will ever see them as human beings worthy of anything more than what they have been dealt for the better part of a century. I also can't help but think about how I have never felt more disgusted to be an American in my entire life.

We are sharing this again because it matters. 🤍 Ahmad @Ahmadtalks2 is asking for your support so Gaza Great Minds can open a third school. A third roof, a third tent, a third space where children can learn, dream, and feel safe. Watch his message. Listen to his words. And if you can, help us make this happen. 🔗 Donate / Share / Stand with us. gazagreatminds.org #WeWillReadAgain

THIS IS VERY SERIOUS 🚨🚨🚨🚨 According to his lawyer, Nasser Odeh, Dr. Abu Safiya was struggling to breathe and speak, and during the meeting he appeared close to losing consciousness several times. Dr. Abu Safiya has sustained serious head injuries, suffers from chronic illnesses, and is not receiving the medical care he urgently needs.

TUCKER CARLSON: “It’s not a crime to criticise genocide in Gaza, it should be a crime to commit genocide in Gaza. Killing kids is worse than criticising the killing of kids.” The fact that Tucker has to say this out loud is INSANE.

All Eyes Must Stay on Gaza. The international focus may currently be on diplomacy with Iran and Netanyahu’s expected visit to the White House, but Gaza is likely to return to the center of regional developments much sooner than many expect. According to a report from Israel's Channel 12, Israeli officials assess that Gaza could return to the center of the security agenda within the next two to three months. The report states that Trump’s Board of Peace may determine that Hamas has violated the agreement. Such a determination could allow Israel to argue that it has the right to resume military operations in areas currently under Hamas's control. This matters because Israel already says it controls around 70 percent of Gaza, while the remaining 30 percent is the space still outside direct Israeli military control. The question now is whether Israel is preparing the political ground to move into that remaining area. The same report also says that the IDF is preparing contingency plans to issue emergency reserve call up orders, known as Tzav 8, to soldiers due for discharge if the Knesset does not approve an extension of mandatory service. This reflects continuing manpower shortages within the armed forces and suggests that the military is preparing for scenarios that may require additional manpower. These reports are significant on their own, but they may also indicate where Israeli strategic planning is heading ahead of the elections. Against this backdrop, Netanyahu is expected to visit Trump at the White House after Trump concludes his NATO related engagements and visit to Turkey. In my assessment, this meeting is likely to have both diplomatic and domestic political significance. A photograph with Trump at the White House would be a valuable campaign asset for Netanyahu as he seeks to reinforce his image as Israel's principal international statesman ahead of the elections. At the same time, if diplomatic efforts between the United States and Iran continue to advance, Netanyahu's ability to influence that process may become increasingly limited. In that context, another possible objective of the Washington visit could be to seek American political backing, or at least acquiescence, for a renewed large scale Israeli military campaign in Gaza. This is why Gaza must remain at the center of attention. If this assessment proves correct, Gaza may once again become the central arena of both Israeli security policy and domestic electoral politics. The convergence of the Channel 12 report, Netanyahu's expected White House visit, the Iran negotiations, and Israel's electoral timetable deserves close attention in the weeks ahead. Once again, Gaza may be forced to pay the price of Israeli elections with Palestinian blood.

Never let anyone tell you that anything is impossible. Never let anyone define your value. Never let anyone disrespect you. But none of that matters unless you believe it is possible, know your worth, respect yourself, know who to keep close and who to cut off, and never stop believing that even the moon is within reach.

This always ends badly …

The British jewish doctor who said he didn't shoot enough babies is finally being investigated by the @gmcuk. But he retains a full medical licence. Over 11,000 people signed the @FriendsofAlAqsa petition calling for his immediate suspension and, if allegations are substantiated, striking off. Jewish doctors in the UK can boast about shooting children and continue working— but non‑jewish doctors who speak out against those same crimes are suspended. Staveley is being allowed to continue treating the British public. Including your children. Your babies. The same Staveley who called for babies to be sniped and for Gaza and the West Bank to be 'razed to the ground'. This is how the GMC prioritises zionists over public safety. This is the two‑tier system. This is supremacy.

There is no sicker society on earth than Isr@el. #EthnicCleansing

1,000 days into the genocide in #Gaza, the evidence continues to grow. This infographic brings together key figures documenting the human toll, the destruction of civilian infrastructure, and the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe.

Make no mistake: the GENOCIDE in Palestine could be stopped if the European Union, Israel’s largest trading partner, suspended trade agreements, imposed crippling sanctions, and imposed an arms embargo. The EU has refused to use any of their leverage to end the mass slaughter of Palestinians. They continue to guarantee immunity for Israeli generals and soldiers who are currently vacationing in Europe, regardless the fact that Israel kidnapped and tortured European citizens, and fired at European peacekeepers and soldiers in Lebanon. The EU’s credibility and global standing is now buried under Gaza’s rubble, as a direct result of Von Der Leyen’s complicity in Israel’s genocide.

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For your information, this video was taken just an hour ago. It shows Israel blowing up buildings east of Khan Younis. Again and again, shame on Western media that continues to call this a “ceasefire.” By the Western media’s definition, an Israeli “ceasefire” apparently includes the continued killing of families, especially those with very young children, blowing up residential buildings, burning tents sheltering displaced people, banning international journalists, blocking life-saving medical supplies, and restricting, and on many days completely preventing, patients from leaving Gaza for urgently needed medical treatment abroad.