Forwarded from GhosteraŸM
Media is too big
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
Video shows footage of the Islamic Resistance's operation targeting the "Israeli" enemy's Al-Raheb site at the southern Lebanese border with heavy machine guns and artillery shells.
#Lebanon #Hezbollah
#Lebanon #Hezbollah
Forwarded from GhosteraŸM
Media is too big
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
Forwarded from Gajes d
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
Heartbreaking scenes showing civil defense personnel trying to retrieve the body of a slain man from the rubble of a house in Al Zaytoun neighborhood in Gaza City in the aftermath of a deadly Israeli airstrike.
Forwarded from Gajes d
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
A #Hezbollah missile hits a building housing a terror unit in Zarit
Forwarded from Gajes d
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
إعلام_العدو
قناة كان العبرية: أضرار لحقت بمنزل في مستوطنة مرجليوت بعد إطلاق رشقة صاروخية من لبنان.
قناة كان العبرية: أضرار لحقت بمنزل في مستوطنة مرجليوت بعد إطلاق رشقة صاروخية من لبنان.
Forwarded from GhosteraŸM
Media is too big
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
Your army killed two prisoners in the air strike on the city of Rafah a few days ago
צבאכם הרג שני אסירים בפעולת חיל האוויר ברפיח לפני כמה ימים
Your army killed two of your captives in the air strike on the city of Rafah a few days ago
#Time_is_running
#הזמן_אוזל
#YourGovernment_Lies
#ממשלתים_שקרנית
צבאכם הרג שני אסירים בפעולת חיל האוויר ברפיח לפני כמה ימים
Your army killed two of your captives in the air strike on the city of Rafah a few days ago
#Time_is_running
#הזמן_אוזל
#YourGovernment_Lies
#ממשלתים_שקרנית
Forwarded from Gajes d
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
فيديو من داخل السفينة Tutor التي تعرضت لهجوم في البحر الأحمر قبل يومين
Forwarded from Gajes d
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
Pro-Palestine activists occupied the City Hall Square in Copenhagen, demanding the Danish government impose a full arms embargo on the Israeli occupation.
Forwarded from Gajes d
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
American NBA superstar Kyrie Irving made a bold statement of solidarity by donning the Palestinian keffiyeh scarf as he headed to the league's championship series, the NBA Finals.🇵🇸
Forwarded from Gajes d
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
Indonesian artists adorned the city of Samarinda with pro-Palestine slogans and artwork, powerfully expressing their solidarity with the Palestinian people. 🍉🇵🇸
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
A video just surfaced which documents israel’s crime as they burned down the Indonesian Hospital in Gaza.
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
Israel just targeted a residential block in Rafah.
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
A child cries during a prayer for his grandfather, who was murdered in the strike on Deir al-Balah.
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
NEVER FORGET, NEVER FORGIVE.
Footage documenting the deliberate massacre by Israel targeting Al-Maamadani ( Baptist ) Hospital on October 17, 2023, resulting in over 500 people, including the sick, wounded, refugees, women, and children, being killed.
Footage documenting the deliberate massacre by Israel targeting Al-Maamadani ( Baptist ) Hospital on October 17, 2023, resulting in over 500 people, including the sick, wounded, refugees, women, and children, being killed.
ɢʜᴏꜱᴛꜱ ᴏꜰ ᴘᴀʟᴇꜱᴛɪɴᴇ™
A video just surfaced which documents israel’s crime as they burned down the Indonesian Hospital in Gaza.
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
This footage was captured on the 31st of May after their withdrawal and it documents the aftermath of the fires shown in the original tweet, the hospital is completely burned internally as shown here:
⚡️ #Breaking: Israeli media:
- A very cruel event in the #Gaza Strip
- A military vehicle (a troop carrier) in which an explosive device exploded, in a very difficult accident in the southern #Gaza Strip.
Helicopters evacuating soldiers from the #Gaza Strip as a result of the difficult security event arrive at Beilinson Hospital.
⚡️ Follow-up: As a preliminary outcome of the security event, there were 3 soldiers killed in the event and a large number of serious injuries due to the bombing of a troop carrier with an explosive device, and then a clash took place with the support and rescue forces
- A very cruel event in the #Gaza Strip
- A military vehicle (a troop carrier) in which an explosive device exploded, in a very difficult accident in the southern #Gaza Strip.
Helicopters evacuating soldiers from the #Gaza Strip as a result of the difficult security event arrive at Beilinson Hospital.
⚡️ Follow-up: As a preliminary outcome of the security event, there were 3 soldiers killed in the event and a large number of serious injuries due to the bombing of a troop carrier with an explosive device, and then a clash took place with the support and rescue forces
At least one baby killed as Israel’s targeting of homes in Gaza continues
Israel’s attacks in West Bank ‘adding to the growing burden of trauma’
The World Health Organization (WHO) has expressed its concerns over the escalating health crisis in the occupied Palestinian territory, including the West Bank, where attacks on health infrastructure and increased restrictions on movement are obstructing access to health care”.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has expressed its concerns over the escalating health crisis in the occupied Palestinian territory, including the West Bank, where attacks on health infrastructure and increased restrictions on movement are obstructing access to health care”.
Eating pigeons for food and no medication for diabetes: MSF
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has shared a video with testimonies from colleagues describing what life has been like in Gaza over the last few months.
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has shared a video with testimonies from colleagues describing what life has been like in Gaza over the last few months.
Forwarded from 𓂆 Princess™
Wikipedia war: Fierce row erupts over Israel’s deadly Nuseirat assault
A fierce “edit war” has broken out on Wikipedia over a page dedicated to a deadly Israeli raid in the Nuseirat refugee camp near Deir el-Balah in central Gaza on the morning of June 8.
The bloody attack – ostensibly to free four Israeli captives held there – killed nearly 300 displaced people and injured more than 700, overwhelming the nearby Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital.
Now, the Israeli raid has become the focus of a heated editing dispute on Wikipedia, which has been forced to restrict editing access to the page dedicated to the incident.
This is what we know about the creation of the Wikipedia page and the spiralling online war it has triggered:
Who created the Wikipedia page about Nuseirat and why?
Wikipedia allows editors to remain anonymous with their names and countries of origin hidden. However, it does not guarantee that an editor’s identity cannot be discovered by means outside its control.
After its creation, the article on the Nuseirat raid was edited 627 times by 103 users in just one week. This is an unusually high number of changes made to a single article on Wikipedia. By comparison, the Wikipedia page about the October 7 Hamas attacks has been edited 1,705 times by 368 people over the course of eight months.
As is common practice when an “edit war” breaks out, Wikipedia administrators quickly locked the page, allowing access to only a few select editors. For anyone else trying to access the page to make changes to it, a notice appears stating “only extended confirmed users and administrators can edit it”.
A registered editor becomes an “extended confirmed user” once their account has existed for 30 days and once they have made at least 500 edits.
What is an ‘edit war’?
An edit war happens when two or more editors persistently change each other’s contributions to an article, causing a repetitive cycle of reversions. This is also known as “vandalism” by users of Wikipedia and includes the “deliberately disruptive or malicious editing” of any page. This might include deleting content or changing it so it becomes intentionally biased, libellous, offensive or degrading.
According to Wikipedia’s neutrality policy, pages should be written from a neutral point of view “without editorial bias”. It operates a set of monitoring tools that can alert it if an edit war appears to have broken out.
Why did Wikipedia freeze the Nuseirat page?
While most Wikipedia pages are open to any registered user to edit, an exception is made for certain articles that are locked or “protected” to prevent “disruptive editing on controversial pages”, the Wikipedia homepage explains. When pages are locked, the new settings limit and slow down the number of edits made to the pages.
There are various levels of locking. Both the Nuseirat pages have been “fully locked”, which means only Wikipedia extended confirmed users and administrators may access it.
Editors trying to access either page are currently being redirected to the discussion page.
#GhostPrincess
A fierce “edit war” has broken out on Wikipedia over a page dedicated to a deadly Israeli raid in the Nuseirat refugee camp near Deir el-Balah in central Gaza on the morning of June 8.
The bloody attack – ostensibly to free four Israeli captives held there – killed nearly 300 displaced people and injured more than 700, overwhelming the nearby Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital.
Now, the Israeli raid has become the focus of a heated editing dispute on Wikipedia, which has been forced to restrict editing access to the page dedicated to the incident.
This is what we know about the creation of the Wikipedia page and the spiralling online war it has triggered:
Who created the Wikipedia page about Nuseirat and why?
Wikipedia allows editors to remain anonymous with their names and countries of origin hidden. However, it does not guarantee that an editor’s identity cannot be discovered by means outside its control.
After its creation, the article on the Nuseirat raid was edited 627 times by 103 users in just one week. This is an unusually high number of changes made to a single article on Wikipedia. By comparison, the Wikipedia page about the October 7 Hamas attacks has been edited 1,705 times by 368 people over the course of eight months.
As is common practice when an “edit war” breaks out, Wikipedia administrators quickly locked the page, allowing access to only a few select editors. For anyone else trying to access the page to make changes to it, a notice appears stating “only extended confirmed users and administrators can edit it”.
A registered editor becomes an “extended confirmed user” once their account has existed for 30 days and once they have made at least 500 edits.
What is an ‘edit war’?
An edit war happens when two or more editors persistently change each other’s contributions to an article, causing a repetitive cycle of reversions. This is also known as “vandalism” by users of Wikipedia and includes the “deliberately disruptive or malicious editing” of any page. This might include deleting content or changing it so it becomes intentionally biased, libellous, offensive or degrading.
According to Wikipedia’s neutrality policy, pages should be written from a neutral point of view “without editorial bias”. It operates a set of monitoring tools that can alert it if an edit war appears to have broken out.
Why did Wikipedia freeze the Nuseirat page?
While most Wikipedia pages are open to any registered user to edit, an exception is made for certain articles that are locked or “protected” to prevent “disruptive editing on controversial pages”, the Wikipedia homepage explains. When pages are locked, the new settings limit and slow down the number of edits made to the pages.
There are various levels of locking. Both the Nuseirat pages have been “fully locked”, which means only Wikipedia extended confirmed users and administrators may access it.
Editors trying to access either page are currently being redirected to the discussion page.
#GhostPrincess