⚡️Muthanna Al-Faris, who spent three years at Meta in various roles, most recently as a Project Manager in the Integrity and Compliance Operations Department, announced his resignation in protest over the company’s complicity in human rights violations and the ongoing genocide carried out by Israel against Palestinians in Gaza.

In a public statement on Facebook, Al-Faris said he had joined Meta to build tools that connect people and empower communities, but soon realized the company was indirectly facilitating abuses against Palestinians.

“When I realized that my work in improving data quality for large language models (AI systems), testing the safety of AI systems, and building automation tools could make me complicit in the bloodshed of my Palestinian brothers and sisters by enabling the development of weapons like those from the “Anduril” partnership and undisclosed connections with the Israeli government, that was the last straw,” he said in the statement.

#CyberBulletin

Amsterdam’s City Council BANS Maccabi Tel Aviv Football Club

FIFA and UEFA Not Act - Amsterdam Did

Amsterdam’s city council has voted to declare Israeli football club Maccabi Tel Aviv “Unwelcome” in the city.

Drones are currently circling the Omar Al-Mukhtar vessel, which is sailing alone to join the Global Sumud Flotilla in its mission to break the Gaza siege, carrying a fully equipped mobile medical clinic on board.

In Pisa, once a Socialist stronghold in Italy, the city’s firefighters joined the general strike for Gaza and knelt in front of the Palestinian flag, sparking the anger of local pro-Israel groups.

UN Human Rights | #Gaza: Attacks & threats against those trying to deliver aid to & support the hundreds of thousands of people who are suffering famine & starvation defy belief.

There must be an independent, impartial & thorough investigation into the reported attacks and harassment by drones & other objects against the Gaza-bound Global Sumud Flotilla. Such attacks must stop, & those responsible for violations must be held to account.

GHOST PRINCESS NEWS BULLETIN | GAZA GENOCIDE | GAZA HOLOCAUST
HEADLINES:

· Gaza TerrorAttacks: At least 15 Palestinians killed in Israeli terror attacks on central and southern Gaza, with children among the dead in az-Zawayda.
· Flotilla Attacked: Spain and Italy to deploy navy vessels after activists report drone attacks on aid flotilla near Greece.
· Eilat Attack: A Houthi drone wounds 22 people in southern Israel, breaching air defenses.
· Mass Displacement: Thousands flee Gaza City overnight as the humanitarian crisis deepens.

Latest from Gaza

Israeli occupation military strikes overnight and this morning have killed at least 15 Palestinians in central and southern Gaza. In one of the deadliest incidents, 11 people from the same family, including several children, were killed when their home was destroyed in the az-Zawayda area. The bodies of the victims have been taken to a nearby hospital.

The ongoing genocide has now killed at least 65,419 people and wounded 167,160 since it began in October 2023, according to Palestinian health officials.

Amid intense fighting, thousands of Palestinians were seen fleeing Gaza City in the early hours, using the coastal al-Rashid Street to move south with whatever transportation they could find.

Aid Flotilla Incident Prompts Naval Deployment

Spain and Italy are deploying navy ships to the Mediterranean after activists in the "Global Sumud Flotilla" reported their vessels were attacked by drones in international waters south of Greece. The flotilla is attempting to break Israel's sea blockade to deliver aid to Gaza.

Organizers described the incident as an "alarmingly dangerous escalation." Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, speaking from the UN General Assembly in New York, stated, “The government of Spain demands that international law be complied with and that the right of its citizens to navigate the Mediterranean under safe conditions be respected.” A Spanish naval vessel is being dispatched to protect the mission.

Houthi Drone Strikes Eilat

In a separate development, a drone launched by Yemen's Houthi rebels wounded 22 people in the southern Israeli city of Eilat. The attack represents a rare breach of Israel's missile defense systems. Houthi group has repeatedly targeted Eilat in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza.

This bulletin will be updated as more information becomes available.

Speaking at the UNGA, Finnish President Alexander Stubb said that "no single country should hold veto power at the United Nations". He added that "if a Security Council member violates the UN Charter, its voting rights should be suspended."

Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF) update, September 25: Greek ships join the fleet of over 50 ships, Italy sends a second naval vessel alongside Spain’s navy escort, and GSF claims credible intelligence of further Israeli attacks

Around 50 ships of the Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF) are currently idling off the coast of Crete after arriving to Greek waters last evening to secure safe passage overnight. The ships have been joined by at least 6 ships from Greece. This comes after the flotilla was attacked at least 12 times across 9 boats late Tuesday with flash bangs and unidentified chemicals, while its radio communications were jammed. The attacks incurred one minor injury and one decommissioned boat. This morning, Italy promised a second naval vessel to escort the flotilla, while Spain promised to deploy one naval vessel.

GSF organizers say that Israel is behind the attack and claim credible intelligence of further Israeli attacks that they plan to share at an emergency press conference at 3PM local time. Israel’s foreign ministry has sent several threats to the flotilla on X, and Special Envoy for Syria Tom Barrack ostensibly acknowledged that the US had knowledge Israel bombed Tunisia, where two of GSF’s boats had been attacked earlier in its voyage.

The Italian government has not claimed Israel’s involvement in the attacks, but it has pledged two naval vessels to protect Italian nationals from further attacks. Trade union agitation continues across Italy in support of the flotilla. The unions have threatened to shut down businesses and ports if the flotilla is attacked or if its humanitarian mission is blocked. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni condemned the attacks on the flotilla, as she criticized the flotilla saying it was an unnecessary risk for civilians. Meloni offered an “alternative” proposal to have the flotilla’s aid delivered by the Italian government through a Catholic charity approved Israeli channels.

GSF’s steering committee has noted the Italian government’s naval support and has welcomed maritime protection from Italy, Spain, and any government potentially willing to escort the fleet and to ensure safe passage for its humanitarian mission. GSF has rejected the alternative proposals from Italy, and has committed to sailing to Gaza and completing its mission of opening a humanitarian corridor to Gaza, with or without military escorts.

On Thursday morning, GSF released a press statement claiming credible intelligence about an Israeli attack planned for when GSF reaches international waters. “Any attack on or obstruction of the GSF would constitute a grave breach of international law and a defiance of the International Court of Justice’s provisional order requiring Israel to facilitate humanitarian aid to Gaza,” the statement read. GSF will hold an emergency press conference with more details at 3PM local time.

Juan Bordera, an independent member of the Valencian Parliament in Spain and crew member of the ship Sirius-Haifa, told Drop Site that a Spanish member of parliament was contacted through the ministry of foreign affairs saying that Israel would attack the ship if it continued on with its mission. “Despite the threats and pressure, we know that this is a historic opportunity to help the Palestinian people and we are not going to let it pass us by. We are asking for support from civil society and governments to overcome this challenges,” Bordera told Drop Site.

Organizers say that other MPs and participants have been similarly warned from the governments of Luxembourg, Germany, Italy, and Spain. Some participants have considered leaving the mission given the escalating threats, both public ones from the Israeli foreign ministry and through backchannels, organizers say.

UEFA will make a decision next week on the possible suspension of Israel.

Most of its executive committee members are apparently in favor of a ban.

Slovenia declares Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu as persona non grata and imposes entry ban on him.

Naples, Italy