Hebrew channel:

Major Gal Shabbat FOUND OUT.

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Going viral: video clip of the Palestinian resistance targeting occupation forces in Gaza.

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Friend of Mandela and ANC activist, Andrew Feinstein speaks at yesterday’s huge NAKBA day rally in central London.

He explains very well why South Africa and Nelson Mandela sided with Palestine.

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The U.S. representative to the UN, Robert Wood vowed to use its veto again if the question of Palestinian membership returns to the Security Council.

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The life of Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico is no longer under threat.

His condition is stable, the politician is recovering, as stated by country's Deputy Prime Minister.

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Fans of the Tunisian team "Esperance" prepared a choreography called "Made in Gaza" in the final of the African Cup.

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Israeli media:

The Minister of Defense and the Chief of Staff agreed to the next stage in Rafah.

Channel 12, quoting a senior Israeli security source:

Smotrich is taking a dangerous step by calling for sending soldiers to take control of Lebanon

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“The occupation besieges Al Awda Hospital in northern Gaza.” Latest developments in Jabalia Camp.

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Israeli settler mobs try to attack aid trucks at Tarqumiya checkpoint, south of the occupied West Bank, en route to Gaza. Israeli occupation soldiers are standing idly by and just watching the settlers do the search at a military checkpoint.

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Haaretz:

The Israeli army has not yet received orders to completely occupy Rafah, and estimates are that if this happens,

it will take two months, and may be at the expense of the military operation in Lebanon.

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Spanish football manager Pep Guardiola indirectly speaks out about the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza and the massacres committed against them while the world stands without doing anything.

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Michaela Loach doing an outstanding job flipping the pro-Israel narrative on air.

Too bad it was done on Netflix – presumably to protect mainstream viewers from the truth.

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In your last instalment of “colonialism is over”, after Niger’s expulsion of US forces, Senegal is considering expelling the French from its military bases.

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Wherever they go, they can’t help stealing.

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