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Join me for a special afternoon livestream on Palestine and geopolitics with two outstanding journalists and activists: Lowkey and Aaron Mate! We begin 12 noon eastern, 9AM Pacific 11/17!

Lowkey will help us pierce through the propaganda Israel and its US ally has been spreading about their war on Gaza and its global implications.

Aaron Mate will talk about his confrontation of Senator Chris Coons support of Israel on an Amtrak train plus his view on the overall global situation surrounding the conflict.

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◾Senior adviser Mark Regev was asked on live TV about the Israeli spokesmen who have falsely claimed that there were terrorist names on a hand written calendar on a hospital & that Palestinians were faking their injuries on camera.

◾He tried to change the subject several times until he had to accept "the honest mistake", yet the Israeli had still not officially took down the fake reports.

◾Regev also admitted that 200 of the 1400 killed by Hamas on October the 7th are actually Hamas fighters (remember the photos of the truck full of burnt bodies) bringing down the Israeli casualties of that day to 1200 according to Israel sources, from which many of them are actually occupation soldiers.

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◾The Israeli with the Western media are building up the narrative for the total ethnic cleansing of Gaza. After a months of indiscriminate bombardements and forced displacement of the population of the North of the Gaza Strip, former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert claims now that Hamas command center is in Khan Younis in the south of the Gaza Strip.

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🇰🇪 🇬🇧 Praying and hoping: Niece of Kenyan Agnes Wanjiru, allegedly killed by British soldier 11 years ago, still seeks justice

The sensational 2012 murder of 21-year-old mother Agnes Wanjiru appears to have gone unnoticed by the British authorities whose soldier was accused of the killing, as the family continues to seek closure and the restoration of justice.

The victim's niece, Esther Njoki, revealed to Sputnik Africa that not only has the family received no answers or support from the British government in the past 11 years, but the family has also been denied a meeting with Britain's King Charles and Queen Camilla, who recently visited the country.

💬 “It really shows that there is massive cover up behind this case. It is traumatizing and painful because if Queen Camilla and His Majesty met the victims of Mau Mau, why is the family of Agnes not meeting them?" Njoki shared.

Despite the fact that no alleged perpetrators have been punished since the horrific 2012 murder, the family is "now hopeful that we will get justice and that justice will prevail for Agnes' daughter and her mother."

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◾ Graphic evidence of Israel using internationally banned white phosphorus on South Lebanon tonight.

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🇮🇱⚔🇵🇸Mask of Deception: Exposing Israel's Odious Propaganda in Gaza's Tragedy

In the harrowing shadow of Gaza's conflict, a grotesque theatre of propaganda unfolds, with Israel's latest act of disinformation emerging as a desperate attempt to mask its relentless assault on innocent lives. At the heart of this deceit lies the tragic tale of Gaza's al-Shifa Hospital, now a dim beacon in a city plunged into darkness by an Israeli siege that has snuffed out the very essence of life support systems, leaving premature babies and critical patients teetering on the brink of death.

Here, the grim statistics speak volumes: since the siege's inception, over 4,700 Palestinian children have lost their lives. al-Shifa Hospital, crippled by a relentless power outage, can no longer sustain the lives of premature babies reliant on incubators. This humanitarian catastrophe is a direct result of Israel's blockade and assault, a ruthless strategy that has turned essential medical equipment into silent, ineffective relics.

But the narrative Israel wants the world to believe is dramatically different. Its propaganda machine, operating with a blend of audacity and odious deceit, churns out content aimed at obscuring the harsh realities. A prime example of this is a widely circulated video featuring a so-called nurse, her speech laced with a non-Palestinian accent, dramatically decrying Hamas for purportedly pilfering hospital supplies. This performance, nearly comical in its execution, is a textbook example of propaganda. The woman's dialogue echoes Israeli military talking points with uncanny precision, insinuating that Hamas is responsible for the hospital's plight. Yet, the polished, clean-cut appearance of the actor, her accent, and the too-convenient narrative expose the video for what it truly is: a poorly crafted piece of misinformation.

The absurdity of Israel's disinformation efforts goes beyond this single incident. The narrative being peddled is one that systematically dehumanizes Palestinian children, depicting them not as innocent victims but as pawns or future agents of Hamas. This strategy of vilification reached its nadir with a grotesque tweet from Israel's official channels, showcasing a cartoon that juxtaposes Israeli children raised in 'love' against Palestinian infants allegedly brought up in 'hate'. The nadir of this nefarious campaign was the claim of discovering Hitler's 'Mein Kampf' in a Gaza child's room, an assertion as ludicrous as it is offensive, aimed at anchoring the Israeli narrative in deep-rooted Western fears and biases.

The IDF has sought to portray places like the Rantisi Children’s Hospital as militant strongholds, staging videos of alleged weapon caches in the basement of the hospital. These videos, featuring child-like drawings and baby bottles set against a backdrop of guns and grenades, are intended to reinforce the narrative of Hamas using children and hospitals as human shields.

Underneath this layer of disinformation lies an undeniable truth – the children of Gaza are enduring unimaginable suffering. Their lives reduced to mere footnotes in a narrative of war and hatred. No crafted narrative, no matter how skillfully spun, can conceal the grim reality of a people under siege, of children whose laughter has been silenced by the roar of bombs and the cold calculus of cynical Israeli gamesmanship.

Yet, no amount of manufactured videos or planted "evidence" can obscure the stark reality of Gaza – children are dying, their blood a testament to the relentless brutality of a siege that knows no bounds of morality or compassion. No amount of twisted propaganda can mask the reality of a people besieged, of a land bleeding under the relentless barrage of an oppressor's might. The world watches, and history notes, the odious spectacle of a power cloaking its brutalities in a shroud of lies and deceit.

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🇹🇷🇩🇪Erdogan's Bold Confrontation: Unmasking the Hypocrisy in Gaza's Carnage

In the heart of Berlin, a poignant scene unfolds as Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan confronts German Chancellor Olaf Scholz over the horrific tragedy in Gaza. Erdogan's fiery rhetoric, labelling Israel a "terror state" and condemning Western complicity in its "massacres," starkly contrasts Scholz's tepid stance, underscoring a glaring hypocrisy. This confrontation reveals the duplicity in geopolitics where moral imperatives are often overshadowed by cynical interests.

Scholz's unwavering support for Israel, cloaked in the rhetoric of self-defense, blatantly ignores the disproportionate violence meted out in Gaza. It's a stance that smacks of cynicism, given Germany's historical responsibility and its leverage over Israel. Erdogan, unburdened by such historical debts, speaks with a brazenness that is as much about realpolitik as it is about a genuine concern for the Palestinian plight. His words, though charged with emotion, also hint at the complex web of interests and alliances that shape Turkish responses to such crises.

Yet, Erdogan's own record is not without its contradictions. His public denunciations of Israel's actions stand in stark contrast to Turkey's historical economic dealings with both Israel and the West. This duality exposes the often cynical nature of diplomacy, where words and actions are frequently at odds. Erdogan's approach, while commendable in its directness, is also a tactical manoeuvre in a broader geopolitical game, where the lives of thousands in Gaza become pawns in a larger game.

The final condemnation lies not just with Israel or any single nation, but with the world's collective failure to prioritize humanity over cynical interests. The tragedy in Gaza, with its staggering human cost, is a damning indictment of a dying world order that allows such atrocities to continue under the guise of "self-defence" and diplomacy.

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🇮🇱⚔🇵🇸Israel-Gaza Conflict: November 17 (Recap)

1️⃣ At least 26 Palestinians, mostly children, were killed in an Israeli bombardment of Khan Younis city in south Gaza, media reports.

2️⃣ Israeli forces are accused of ransacking al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, where thousands of patients, medics and displaced people are trapped.

3️⃣ Al-Shifa Hospital administrators say 40 patients, including four premature babies, died since November 11 due to power outages, UN reports.

4️⃣ Israel to allow two fuel trucks per day into Gaza to power water and sewage operations. Aid groups say the amount is far from adequate.

5️⃣ The health system has collapsed in the Gaza Strip, just one element of a wider humanitarian crisis amid fears of disease and starvation.

6️⃣ Elon Musk threatens to suspend users from X, for using pro-Palestinian phrases.

At least 12,000 people have been killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza since October 7. In Israel, the official death toll from Hamas’s attacks stands at about 1,200.

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◾ Norman Finkelstein destroys the argument of "why other Arab countries don't want to take the Palestinian refugees":

- Why America and Europe didn't want to take in the Jews before the holocaust? Maybe someone called them Human animals like the Israeli do to the Palestinians today... The very argument you used was used by Hitler to justify the extermination of the Jews!

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