"Italy is fascist, Italy is fascist"

Tunisian protesters chant, forcing the Italian ambassador and the Italian Minister of Culture to leave the Tunis Book Fair in protest against Italy's supportive stance towards the Israeli occupation.

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Hind Khoudary, journalist in Gaza posts on X:

“Seeing all these protests worldwide makes me feel that there is hope in this world.
Palestine is going to be free guys!”

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In the US, the government's answer to gun violence was to train children how to barricade themselves against violence.

In what has to be one of the most out of left field FAFO's of all times, encampment students at Cal State Polytechnic at Humboldt used those skills to barricade themselves into a building and kick the Police in riot gear out of it.

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Green Presidential Candidate Jill Stein, her Campaign Manager, and her Deputy Campaign Manager, Jason Call and Kelly Merrill-Cayer, have been arrested at Washington University in St. Louis while supporting a protest against WashU’s ties to the war on Gaza.

The “land of the free”.

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A Channel Based in the West Bank has posted this notice:

“The management of the Telegram company advertises for Hebrew channels through our channel via Telegram. The advertisement is created by the Telegram company and we have no relationship with it..”

It appears that Telegram has been using Palestinian channels, particularly those originating from Palestine, to promote Hebrew channels and deter support for Palestine.

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The Egyptian army downplaying Al-Aqsa flood to its soldiers.

After the world witnessed what Al-Qassam Brigades did to the Israeli army, and how its facade collapsed, revealing its reality as a cowardly and weak army at all levels, it became clear that it is not the formidable army envisioned by the Arab regimes, especially to their soldiers.

Many Arab soldiers couldn't comprehend the achievements of the besieged Palestinian fighters armed with simple weapons...

Now, all Arab armies find it difficult to convince their soldiers that the Israeli army is still strong, and that what the resistance did was due to the Israeli army's laxity, not the strength of the resistance….

You may ask yourself, why the hell would they downplay Al-Aqsa Flood to their soldiers?

The role of Arab armies is not to protect the state but to protect their regimes. The interests of these regimes lie in siding with the Zionist entity and suppressing the idea of resistance among Arabs. The Idea of resistance isn't just a threat to Western and Eastern colonization powers, but also to the Arab agents of colonization.

https://t.me/warfareanalysis/34240

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Ladies and gentlemen I present to you: “Gods chosen people”

For context, an Israeli mob decided to show up to a protest for Palestine in New York and harass the protestors.

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Sirens ring in "Ramot Naftali," "Malikiyah," "Dishon," and "Yiftah" due to drone infiltration fears.

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Daily Al Aqsa Flood Reminder

This is the reality is the Zionist army.

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Zionist opposition leader Yair Lapid:

Every day we wait, more abductees die, one after another. If I were prime minister, I would refuse an operation in Rafah in exchange for the return of the abductees.

An exchange deal could have been concluded last December, if the Netanyahu government had not hardened its position - it is impossible for the process of recovery of Israeli society to begin without the return of the kidnapped people.

We must reach a deal to return the kidnapped people and increase humanitarian aid to Gaza, and we must reach an agreement with Egypt on the Philadelphia axis and the Rafah crossing.

We have to change all our foreign policy and the Hasbara doctrine and create another government


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