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A wounded Palestinian girl lies on a hospital floor without a blanket as hospitals are overwhelmed with casualties and Israeli restrictions block the entry of medical supplies.
“Why couldn’t I at least bid farewell to my wife when she was killed?”
Veteran Palestinian journalist Wael Al-Dahdouh recounts his anguish when an Israeli terror attack targeted his family’s home, killing several family members, including his wife.
He could not bid her farewell, as her face was unrecognizable after the attack. At the same time, he said he had to continue documenting Israel’s atrocities.
Veteran Palestinian journalist Wael Al-Dahdouh recounts his anguish when an Israeli terror attack targeted his family’s home, killing several family members, including his wife.
He could not bid her farewell, as her face was unrecognizable after the attack. At the same time, he said he had to continue documenting Israel’s atrocities.
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Gaza Genocide – Updates
TOP HEADLINES
· Intensified Attacks: Israeli air and ground genocide forces advance on Gaza City, killing at least 22 Palestinians since dawn. Major medical centre destroyed.
· Diplomatic Shift: France leads a group of six nations in recognizing Palestinian statehood, a move hailed as "historic" but met with political threats from some quarters.
· Deepening Crisis: Gaza's Health Ministry warns hospitals are days from shutting down due to fuel shortages, leading to "certain death" for patients.
· US Diplomacy (Alert - Israel’s might bomb another country during this meetings): President Donald Trump to host a multilateral meeting on Gaza peace, as the US continues to face questions over blocking UN resolutions.
LATEST FROM GAZA: ESCALATING VIOLENCE AND HUMANITARIAN CATASTROPHE
· Intensified Assault: Israeli terror attacks have intensified, with huge plumes of smoke rising over Gaza City. Ground forces are advancing, resulting in at least 22 fatalities reported since this morning.
· Healthcare System Targeted: The main medical centre in Gaza City has been completely destroyed by Israeli shelling, injuring at least two medics. This follows official reports that 1,723 healthcare workers have been killed and 38 hospitals attacked since the genocide began in October 2023.
· Fuel Crisis Critical: The Health Ministry has issued a dire warning that vital hospital departments will be forced to close within "a few days" due to a lack of fuel, a situation that will lead to "certain death" for patients. The blockade has caused a crippling fuel shortage, forcing residents to use toxic alternatives or travel on foot.
· Starvation Deaths: A medical source reports that three more children have starved to death in Gaza, highlighting the severe humanitarian collapse.
DIPLOMATIC DEVELOPMENTS
· Recognition of Palestine: The leaders of six countries, including France, have moved to recognize Palestinian statehood ahead of the UN General Assembly. Palestine's ambassador to France called the decision "courageous" and urged other nations to follow.
· International Isolation: Analysts suggest this diplomatic push "highlights Israel’s international isolation." However, the move faces potential backlash, with Australia's opposition leader, Sussan Ley, stating her party would reverse recognition if they come to power.
· US Trap (Probably Israel might bomb another country): The White House announced that President Trump will hold a meeting with leaders from Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Egypt, Jordan, Turkiye, Indonesia, and Pakistan. Reports indicate he will present a new proposal for peace and post-war governance in Gaza.
OCCUPIED WEST BANK AND OTHER INCIDENTS
· Arrests in West Bank: Israeli occupation forces have kidnapped at least seven Palestinians in raids across the occupied West Bank since dawn, including in Qalqilya, Tulkarem, el-Bireh, Jenin, and Beit Ummar.
· Gaza Flotilla Monitored: Drones have been spotted above the ships of the Gaza-bound "Global Sumud Flotilla" for a second consecutive night.
KEY FIGURES (Since October 2023)
· Palestinian Deaths: At least 65,344 killed
· Palestinians Wounded: At least 166,795 injured
· Healthcare Workers Killed: At least 1,723
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Gaza Genocide – Updates
TOP HEADLINES
· Intensified Attacks: Israeli air and ground genocide forces advance on Gaza City, killing at least 22 Palestinians since dawn. Major medical centre destroyed.
· Diplomatic Shift: France leads a group of six nations in recognizing Palestinian statehood, a move hailed as "historic" but met with political threats from some quarters.
· Deepening Crisis: Gaza's Health Ministry warns hospitals are days from shutting down due to fuel shortages, leading to "certain death" for patients.
· US Diplomacy (Alert - Israel’s might bomb another country during this meetings): President Donald Trump to host a multilateral meeting on Gaza peace, as the US continues to face questions over blocking UN resolutions.
LATEST FROM GAZA: ESCALATING VIOLENCE AND HUMANITARIAN CATASTROPHE
· Intensified Assault: Israeli terror attacks have intensified, with huge plumes of smoke rising over Gaza City. Ground forces are advancing, resulting in at least 22 fatalities reported since this morning.
· Healthcare System Targeted: The main medical centre in Gaza City has been completely destroyed by Israeli shelling, injuring at least two medics. This follows official reports that 1,723 healthcare workers have been killed and 38 hospitals attacked since the genocide began in October 2023.
· Fuel Crisis Critical: The Health Ministry has issued a dire warning that vital hospital departments will be forced to close within "a few days" due to a lack of fuel, a situation that will lead to "certain death" for patients. The blockade has caused a crippling fuel shortage, forcing residents to use toxic alternatives or travel on foot.
· Starvation Deaths: A medical source reports that three more children have starved to death in Gaza, highlighting the severe humanitarian collapse.
DIPLOMATIC DEVELOPMENTS
· Recognition of Palestine: The leaders of six countries, including France, have moved to recognize Palestinian statehood ahead of the UN General Assembly. Palestine's ambassador to France called the decision "courageous" and urged other nations to follow.
· International Isolation: Analysts suggest this diplomatic push "highlights Israel’s international isolation." However, the move faces potential backlash, with Australia's opposition leader, Sussan Ley, stating her party would reverse recognition if they come to power.
· US Trap (Probably Israel might bomb another country): The White House announced that President Trump will hold a meeting with leaders from Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Egypt, Jordan, Turkiye, Indonesia, and Pakistan. Reports indicate he will present a new proposal for peace and post-war governance in Gaza.
OCCUPIED WEST BANK AND OTHER INCIDENTS
· Arrests in West Bank: Israeli occupation forces have kidnapped at least seven Palestinians in raids across the occupied West Bank since dawn, including in Qalqilya, Tulkarem, el-Bireh, Jenin, and Beit Ummar.
· Gaza Flotilla Monitored: Drones have been spotted above the ships of the Gaza-bound "Global Sumud Flotilla" for a second consecutive night.
KEY FIGURES (Since October 2023)
· Palestinian Deaths: At least 65,344 killed
· Palestinians Wounded: At least 166,795 injured
· Healthcare Workers Killed: At least 1,723
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In New York, police halted French President Emmanuel Macron’s convoy to make way for Donald Trump.
Later, Macron phoned Trump and, in a lighthearted tone, asked him to "clear the way."
Later, Macron phoned Trump and, in a lighthearted tone, asked him to "clear the way."
Spain threatens to respond to any Israeli action against the Global Sumud Flotilla
Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares said his country will respond to any Israeli action against the “Global Sumud Flotilla” heading to the Gaza Strip.
A press statement issued by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the minister affirmed that “Spain will respond to any action that violates freedom of movement, freedom of expression, and international law.”
Albares pointed to the peaceful and humanitarian nature of the initiative that set sail from Barcelona, noting that Madrid provides diplomatic and consular protection to all Spanish members of the flotilla.
The Foreign Minister also tasked the ambassador in Tunisia with investigating the circumstances of the recent drone attack on the flotilla’s ships in Tunisian waters.
Earlier, Spain, along with 16 other countries, issued a statement expressing concern for the safety of the flotilla participants and called for refraining from any illegal or violent acts against them.
The document stressed that violations of international law — including attacks on ships in international waters or unlawful detention — would entail accountability.
Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares said his country will respond to any Israeli action against the “Global Sumud Flotilla” heading to the Gaza Strip.
A press statement issued by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the minister affirmed that “Spain will respond to any action that violates freedom of movement, freedom of expression, and international law.”
Albares pointed to the peaceful and humanitarian nature of the initiative that set sail from Barcelona, noting that Madrid provides diplomatic and consular protection to all Spanish members of the flotilla.
The Foreign Minister also tasked the ambassador in Tunisia with investigating the circumstances of the recent drone attack on the flotilla’s ships in Tunisian waters.
Earlier, Spain, along with 16 other countries, issued a statement expressing concern for the safety of the flotilla participants and called for refraining from any illegal or violent acts against them.
The document stressed that violations of international law — including attacks on ships in international waters or unlawful detention — would entail accountability.
The Israeli genocide army detontated out-of-service armoured personnel carriers in Al-Sabra neighborhood, Gaza City, to destroy nearby buildings.
This comes amid an ongoing, wider ethnic cleansing campaign aimed at emptying the city of its one-million population to make room for the eventual takeover of land in favor of the colonial Israeli projects.
This comes amid an ongoing, wider ethnic cleansing campaign aimed at emptying the city of its one-million population to make room for the eventual takeover of land in favor of the colonial Israeli projects.
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CCTV Footage shows one of the drone attacks that targeted the Global Sumud Flotilla ships in international waters of the Mediterranean Sea.
At least 12 attacks have been reported so far.
At least 12 attacks have been reported so far.
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The Global Sumud Flotilla was attacked starting around midnight as it sailed south of Crete early Wednesday morning, with initial reports of 15 drones above Alma. At least nine attacks have been reported.
An unidentified chemical device was poured onto Yulara via a capsule that bounced and fell into the water. There are conflicting reports about a person injured in the incident.
At least seven flash bangs hit six boats, with one boat struck twice with flash bangs: One boat’s rigging was damaged, and another boat reports its main sail is destroyed.
(Footage of the ninth strike)
An unidentified chemical device was poured onto Yulara via a capsule that bounced and fell into the water. There are conflicting reports about a person injured in the incident.
At least seven flash bangs hit six boats, with one boat struck twice with flash bangs: One boat’s rigging was damaged, and another boat reports its main sail is destroyed.
(Footage of the ninth strike)
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GHOST PRINCESS NEWS BULLETIN Gaza Genocide – Updates TOP HEADLINES · Intensified Attacks: Israeli air and ground genocide forces advance on Gaza City, killing at least 22 Palestinians since dawn. Major medical centre destroyed. · Diplomatic Shift: France…
Any mention by Trump Media in the USA of a meeting to end a war signifies an imminent Israeli attack. This is our warning to the world.
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While Thiago Avilla was reporting, a fifth drone strike targeted one of the Global Sumud Flotilla ships en route to Gaza with humanitarian aid.
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One of the drone attacks against the Global Sumud Flotilla ships in the Mediterranean as they attempt to break the siege on Gaza.
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Yasemin Acar reports explosions, unidentified drones, and communication jamming on the Global Sumud Flotilla
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The latest updates from the Global Sumud Flotilla.
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⚡️Israeli-Aligned Billionaires Seize TikTok in Battle for U.S. Narrative Control
The White House has announced that the forced sale of TikTok will be finalized this week. The new ownership led by Larry Ellison - the largest individual donor to the IDF - will take control of U.S. user data and the algorithm which the White House says will be "retrained".
Ellison, who made his fortune developing Oracle - a database system he originally built for the CIA - already controls CBS, Paramount, MTV, Comedy Central, Showtime, Nickelodeon (which makes kids shows) as well as Channel 10 in Australia and Channel 5 in the UK. Ellison is also expected to finalize control over Warner Bros. Discovery (including CNN, HBO and the Discovery channel) before the end of 2025.
Even before the forced sale is finalised, censorship of TikTok content critical of Israel, including of the deal itself, has reached extreme levels as the platform moves to align with its prospective new owners. Fox – a Murdoch asset - is also seeking to join the Ellison consortium, a move that could enable cross-promotion between Fox and TikTok, further tightening the Israeli-aligned information bubble.
Disapproval of what Israel is doing in Gaza has risen to 60% of the US population, nearly double the approval rate of 32%.
The U.S. still has over three years of Trump left. Israeli-aligned Jewish billionaires control OpenAI, Google, Meta/Facebook/Instagram/WhatsApp, Palantir, CBS, HBO, and most of Conde Nast (Reddit, Vogue, The New Yorker, Wired, GQ, Vanity Fair) as well as numerous Hollywood studios, regional papers and radio stations.
Europe, meanwhile, remains largely absent, offering little real competition in the information space. Its one real success story? Telegram, which it managed to comprehensively alienate after France arrested its founder, supposedly for not handing over enough user data.
Will the EU and other U.S. allies align with the “Israelified” TikTok algorithm, or attempt to create a politicised alternative of their own?
Decentralised alternatives like Keet and Nostr offer strong resistance to censorship but are still young. Larger platforms like Telegram and Rednote carry serious risks of censorship, including eventual sell-off to other interests. For users the sweet spot may be to use both. One for political reliability, the others for a (politically temporary) audience.
#CyberBulletin
The White House has announced that the forced sale of TikTok will be finalized this week. The new ownership led by Larry Ellison - the largest individual donor to the IDF - will take control of U.S. user data and the algorithm which the White House says will be "retrained".
Ellison, who made his fortune developing Oracle - a database system he originally built for the CIA - already controls CBS, Paramount, MTV, Comedy Central, Showtime, Nickelodeon (which makes kids shows) as well as Channel 10 in Australia and Channel 5 in the UK. Ellison is also expected to finalize control over Warner Bros. Discovery (including CNN, HBO and the Discovery channel) before the end of 2025.
Even before the forced sale is finalised, censorship of TikTok content critical of Israel, including of the deal itself, has reached extreme levels as the platform moves to align with its prospective new owners. Fox – a Murdoch asset - is also seeking to join the Ellison consortium, a move that could enable cross-promotion between Fox and TikTok, further tightening the Israeli-aligned information bubble.
Disapproval of what Israel is doing in Gaza has risen to 60% of the US population, nearly double the approval rate of 32%.
The U.S. still has over three years of Trump left. Israeli-aligned Jewish billionaires control OpenAI, Google, Meta/Facebook/Instagram/WhatsApp, Palantir, CBS, HBO, and most of Conde Nast (Reddit, Vogue, The New Yorker, Wired, GQ, Vanity Fair) as well as numerous Hollywood studios, regional papers and radio stations.
Europe, meanwhile, remains largely absent, offering little real competition in the information space. Its one real success story? Telegram, which it managed to comprehensively alienate after France arrested its founder, supposedly for not handing over enough user data.
Will the EU and other U.S. allies align with the “Israelified” TikTok algorithm, or attempt to create a politicised alternative of their own?
Decentralised alternatives like Keet and Nostr offer strong resistance to censorship but are still young. Larger platforms like Telegram and Rednote carry serious risks of censorship, including eventual sell-off to other interests. For users the sweet spot may be to use both. One for political reliability, the others for a (politically temporary) audience.
#CyberBulletin
Alaa Abd El-Fattah, one of Egypt’s most prominent political prisoners, has been granted a presidential pardon.
The 43-year-old pro-democracy activist was arrested in 2019 during a crackdown on dissent and sentenced in 2021 to five years for “spreading false news” after highlighting the death of a prisoner under torture.
After years of imprisonment and repeated hunger strikes, his release marks a significant moment in the struggle for human rights.
The 43-year-old pro-democracy activist was arrested in 2019 during a crackdown on dissent and sentenced in 2021 to five years for “spreading false news” after highlighting the death of a prisoner under torture.
After years of imprisonment and repeated hunger strikes, his release marks a significant moment in the struggle for human rights.