The Cradle:

Moshe Davidovitz, head of the Asher regional council, criticizes the coverage of Hamas' rocket barrage while the media neglects Hezbollah's attacks in the north:

"Ten rockets fell in the center of the country and the media is in an uproar — the country is in turmoil ... But every day dozens of rockets are fired towards the confrontation line settlements and the Galilee, including anti-tank missiles and suicide drones, and the country remains silent. Once again, it's proof that the north is not being counted."

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Journalists, Doctors and Civilians in Gaza Strip are confirming that the whole Gaza Strip is in total communication blackout and they are only relying on e-SIMs.

If you can afford to donate, look up the connectinggaza hashtag.

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Some humour

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Solidarity from Senegal – the same country that is kicking out colonial France once and for all.

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The washed-away pier cost $320m, almost the exact same amount as the US' former annual contribution to UNRWA (~$340m) which would have done infinitely more good to address the catastrophe in Gaza caused by American weapons.

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The Scottish Palestine Solidarity Campaign Choir was in fine voice in Tesco Leith encouraging Leith shoppers to boycott Israeli genocide produce and support BDS.


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Haaretz newspaper investigation:


Soldiers who enlisted after October 7 were sent directly to Jabalia after only a short-term training course


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Documentation of the damage inflicted on the building in the “Avivim” settlement, northwestern occupied Palestine, which was struck with an anti-tank missile.

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During her interview on Al Jazeera, Slovenia's top diplomat, Tanja Fajon, highlighted the "moral duty" of countries to recognize Palestine.

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🔻Sergeant Bezalel Zvi Kovacs, Found Out!!

May his memory be a curse.

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A nurse was shocked to discover that a child with severe burns from an Israeli airstrike on his family's home was her own cousin, Mohammed Abu Amsha.

He is the sole survivor of his entire family.

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