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then i guess they'll go until Iran stops sending them missiles the Mullahs don't have the balls to launch themselves.
i seem to remember the US and Israel bombing Yemen first because Yemen dared block the ships that were sending weapons and aid to israel. and even then yemen's stated position was end the occupation and yemen will stop.
i commend them for having the balls to take on the new axis of evil.
i commend them for having the balls to take on the new axis of evil.
remember guys, greater israel is just a myth
Netanyahu affiliated Hebrew Channel 14:
“Egypt violates the peace agreement and establishes military obstacles within its own territory.
The Israeli security establishment has detected military activity by the Egyptian army in central Sinai, which constitutes a violation of the peace agreement with Israel.
According to initial reports, Egyptian military activity in central Sinai includes logistical preparations and the construction of various obstacles in the area, potentially hindering Israeli forces’ operations in the event of a future military confrontation.”
Hallel Bitton, Israeli CH14 Journalist:
“We published in the edition | Contrary to the peace agreement with Egypt, the defense establishment identifies military activity in central Sinai, including logistical preparations and the construction of armored obstacles in the area, which, if, God forbid, a military conflict develops in the future, could harm the activities of our forces. At both the senior political and security levels, discussions are being held with the Egyptians on the matter.”
Netanyahu affiliated Hebrew Channel 14:
“Egypt violates the peace agreement and establishes military obstacles within its own territory.
The Israeli security establishment has detected military activity by the Egyptian army in central Sinai, which constitutes a violation of the peace agreement with Israel.
According to initial reports, Egyptian military activity in central Sinai includes logistical preparations and the construction of various obstacles in the area, potentially hindering Israeli forces’ operations in the event of a future military confrontation.”
Hallel Bitton, Israeli CH14 Journalist:
“We published in the edition | Contrary to the peace agreement with Egypt, the defense establishment identifies military activity in central Sinai, including logistical preparations and the construction of armored obstacles in the area, which, if, God forbid, a military conflict develops in the future, could harm the activities of our forces. At both the senior political and security levels, discussions are being held with the Egyptians on the matter.”
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GenghisKush
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it's about as plausible as the nuke or the organ harvesting thing
RAPE
It's getting sad and exhausting.
Nobody is going to win there.
Nobody can change it.
Shut up and watch humans human.
It's getting sad and exhausting.
Nobody is going to win there.
Nobody can change it.
Shut up and watch humans human.
israel has been harvesting organs, specifically palestinian organs since the 90s (that we are aware of) broseph
Israel harvested organs in ’90s without consent
Israel admits that in the 1990s, its forensic pathologists harvested organs from dead bodies, including Palestinians, without permission of their families.
www.nbcnews.com
Israeli organ-trafficking network busted in Turkiye
Israel has long been at the center of international organ trafficking networks and has stolen organs from dead Palestinians
thecradle.co
NYT finds 'disproportionate role' of Israelis in world organ trafficking
NYT identifies six patients who underwent kidney transplants in Costa Rica and three Israeli men it says are involved in trafficking.
www.haaretz.com
Israeli behind organ trafficking ring is arrested – DW – 01/06/2018
Poor people from Eastern Europe, Russia, Central Asia and Turkey were paid thousands of euros for their kidneys. A prosecutor said they were left without proper medical care and were treated "like waste."
www.dw.com
GenghisKush
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9572nd Meeting (PM)
SC/15621
11 March 2024
Reasonable Grounds to Believe Conflict-Related Sexual Violence Occurred in Israel During 7 October Attacks, Senior UN Official Tells Security Council
However, Urges Mandate Is Not “War Without Rape” but “World Without War”There are reasonable grounds to believe that conflict-related sexual violence — including rape and gang-rape — occurred across multiple locations of Israel and the Gaza periphery during the attacks on 7 October 2023, a senior United Nations official reported to the Security Council today, as she presented findings from her visit to Israel and the occupied West Bank.
Following allegations of brutal sexual violence committed during and in the aftermath of the Hamas-led terror attacks, Pramila Patten, the Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Sexual Violence in Conflict, led an official visit to Israel from 29 January to 14 February to gather, analyse and verify reports of sexual violence related to the 7 October attack. Due to ongoing hostilities, the Special Representative did not request to visit Gaza, where other UN entities that monitor sexual violence are operational.
“What I witnessed in Israel were scenes of unspeakable violence perpetrated with shocking brutality,” Ms. Patten recalled. Detailing her methodology, she said that her team met with families of hostages and members of communities displaced from several kibbutzim. It conducted confidential interviews with 34 individuals, including survivors and witnesses of the 7 October attacks, released hostages, first responders and health and service providers. It visited four attack sites — as well as the morgue to which the bodies of victims were transferred — and reviewed over 5,000 photographic images and some 50 hours of footage of the attacks.
“It was a catalogue of the most extreme and inhumane forms of killing, torture and other horrors,” including sexual violence, she stated. The team also found convincing information that sexual violence was committed against hostages, and has reasonable grounds to believe that such violence may still be ongoing against those in captivity. While there are reasonable grounds to believe that conflict-related sexual violence occurred in the Nova music festival site, Route 232, and kibbutz Re’im, reported incidents of rape could not be verified in other locations. Concurrently, the team determined that at least two allegations of sexual violence in kibbutz Be’eri — widely reported in the media — were unfounded.
Turning to the West Bank, she painted a grim picture of “intense fear and insecurity, with women and men terrified and deeply disturbed over the ongoing tragedy in Gaza”. On her visit to Ramallah, she spotlighted instances of sexual violence in the context of detention, such as invasive body searches; beatings, including in the genital areas; and threats of rape against women and female family members. Sexual harassment and threats of rape during house raids and at checkpoints were also reported. She expressed disappointment that the immediate reaction to her report by some Israeli political actors was not to open inquiries into those alleged incidents but, rather, to reject them outright via social media.
However, she underscored that her findings do not legitimize further hostilities. Instead, they create a moral imperative for a humanitarian ceasefire to end the unspeakable suffering imposed on Palestinian civilians in Gaza and bring about the immediate and unconditional release of all hostages. “I am horrified by the injustice of women and children killed in Gaza,” she said, stressing that the end goal of her mandate is not “a war without rape” but a “world without war”.
In the following discussion, numerous Council Members — among them, the representatives of China, Switzerland, Japan, Slovenia, Malta, Mozambique and Ecuador — expressed shock over the incidents of sexual violence related to the 7 October attacks detailed in the Special Representative’s report. Many urged Hamas to immediately release all hostages, who — according to the report — can still be subjected to such acts. Some, including the representatives of the United States and France, criticized the Council’s failure to condemn Hamas.
There can be no doubt about what happened on 7 October, said the representative of the United States, pointing to the report’s findings that several bodies, naked from the waist down, were recovered — mostly “women with hands tied and shot multiple times, often in the head”. The report also indicated that the detention of Palestinians has been compounded by sexual violence. Nevertheless, she rejected “the false equivalency between these actions and hostage-taking by a foreign terrorist organization”.
Incidents of sexual violence in Israel and the West Bank contained in the report “add another horrific dimension to the tragedy unfolding in the Middle East”, observed Guyana’s delegate. Noting that at least two widely reported allegations of sexual violence were unfounded, she urged all parties “to act responsibly and avoid sensationalizing headlines”.
Tariq Ahmad, Minister of State in the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office of the United Kingdom, said that London is ready to provide support, including its team of experts on preventing sexual violence in conflict and its toolkit that provides practical measures to address the stigma faced by survivors. “All reports of sexual violence must be fully investigated to ensure justice for survivors and victims,” he said, adding that “justice delayed is justice denied”.
Many echoed that call for accountability, including Sierra Leone’s delegate, who urged Israel to grant access to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) — as well as the Independent International Commission of Inquiry in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and Israel — to fully investigate all alleged violations.
Likewise, his counterpart from Switzerland underscored that competent bodies must establish the facts to help identify violations and ensure accountability. Adding to that, the representative of the Republic of Korea stressed that a comprehensive investigative process, involving national authorities and OHCHR, will “bring light to the complete extent of alleged violations”.
The Russian Federation’s delegate, meanwhile, questioned the UN’s selective approach to visits in the region — including the Special Representative’s recent trip, which did not cover the Gaza Strip. “We are dealing with some sort of half-truth that in no way gives a full picture,” she stressed. Noting that the Special Representative’s report was based on data received from the Israeli Government rather than accounts of the 7 October victims, she underscored that “putting an end to violence, including sexual violence, will only be possible when we have objective and verified information”.
Calling for such impartiality was Algeria’s delegate, who said that the Special Representative should have been granted authorization to visit the numerous detention centres where more than 3,484 Palestinian administrative detainees are held without trial. “Her presence in the Gaza Strip would have allowed her to witness, first-hand, the extent of sexual abuse inflicted upon Palestinians by occupying forces and convey it to the international community,” he stressed.
The plight of Palestinians is not a recent phenomenon, he continued, noting that only three criminal investigations have been initiated in response to 1,400 complaints about acts of torture since 2001. None have led to indictments. “What the Palestinians — particularly women — endure is a litmus test for the credibility of international law and the global framework outlined in Security Council resolutions,” he underscored, urging an immediate end to ongoing atrocities.
For his part, the Permanent Observer of the State of Palestine said that the Council has shown “unprecedented reactivity” by convening a briefing on a report just released. For decades, similar reports regarding sexual assault against Palestinians have not led to the convening of a single Council meeting. He then recalled that the Special Representative’s mission did not seek to gather information or verify allegations in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, so as not to duplicate the ongoing work of other UN entities there.
Yet, none of these entities were invited today to present their findings, he pointed out, extending an invitation for the Special Representative to visit Gaza. He also pledged Palestine’s readiness to cooperate with OHCHR and the Independent International Commission of Inquiry. The Council should demand that Israel do the same since that country keeps saying that it has nothing to hide, he stated, adding: “Let the facts speak, let the law decide.”
Israel Katz, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Israel, criticized the United Nations for remaining silent about Hamas’ horrible acts for too long. According to the Special Representative’s report, the killings of innocent young men and women on 7 October were crimes against humanity. Against this backdrop, he called on the United Nations to declare Hamas a terrorist organization, citing the recognition of this status by numerous countries. Emphasizing that “Hamas does not speak on behalf of the Muslim world,” he urged Muslim leaders to denounce the crimes committed by Hamas, particularly those involving sexual violence.
Turning to the situation of hostages, he urged the Council to take urgent action to ensure the release of 134 kidnapped individuals and “stop this living hell”. “By doing so, you will show the world that the Security Council can be a shining light of justice for all,” he added.
GenghisKush
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so was this:
anyways, israeli lawyers are currently prepping for the court case for Oct 7th and they have no credible info to present on the rape allegations.
www.ynet.co.il
anyways, israeli lawyers are currently prepping for the court case for Oct 7th and they have no credible info to present on the rape allegations.
"אם אתה עצור של 7 באוקטובר מבחינתי אין לך זכות לחיות"
עו"ד מורן גז, עד לאחרונה הממונה על התיקים הביטחוניים בפרקליטות דרום, וחברת "צוות 7.10" שמטפל בפשעי חמאס בשבת השחורה, רוצה לראות את כל מי שחצה אז את הגדר עומד לדין וגם מקבל עונש מוות: "אין בי טיפת רחמים. מצטערת". אבל היא מעידה מקרוב שהדרך להבאת הצדק איטית ורצופת מכשולים, בעיקר לגבי עבירות המין...
www.ynet.co.il
GenghisKush
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GenghisKush
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so was this:
anyways, israeli lawyers are currently prepping for the court case for Oct 7th and they have no credible info to present on the rape allegations.
"אם אתה עצור של 7 באוקטובר מבחינתי אין לך זכות לחיות"
עו"ד מורן גז, עד לאחרונה הממונה על התיקים הביטחוניים בפרקליטות דרום, וחברת "צוות 7.10" שמטפל בפשעי חמאס בשבת השחורה, רוצה לראות את כל מי שחצה אז את הגדר עומד לדין וגם מקבל עונש מוות: "אין בי טיפת רחמים. מצטערת". אבל היא מעידה מקרוב שהדרך להבאת הצדק איטית ורצופת מכשולים, בעיקר לגבי עבירות המין...
You are so dishonest.
Here is the full paragraph 95 from the document you've doctored for your screenshot
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GenghisKush
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Cannavore's rape denialism (this is from the same document from which he made his fake/altered screenshot):
It's all one side.
