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Tali {🪬🌶️}🪁{💀🌸} Profile picture
@TalulaSha
Aug 7 • 3 tweets • 1 min read • Read on X
According to Israeli media, what's important in the rape case involving military personnel is not so much the rape but rather how much of a Nukhba the victim is. (Part 1)
(Part 2)
I'd like to focus on this part, where the suspect's lawyer is discussing the defense line he's going with. He seems oblivious to the fact that he's describing a horrific rape.

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Tali {🪬🌶️}🪁{💀🌸} Profile picture
Aug 4
Following the rape riots, a news segment for the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation, called- I kid you not- 'This is Sodom', featured both Sde Teiman star doctors: Dr. Weeping Torture Launderer, Yoel Donchin, and Mr. Eichmann, Yechiel Barilan. I bring you the highlights👇🧵
After Dr. Donchin pretends to be mysterious, he admits that the reason he felt the severe injuries must be reported was because he assumed that somehow the zip-tied hostages, who get a beating for a mere slouch in their stress positions, did it to each other.
One might wonder what the doctor saw that made him go into ultra-denial mode (as opposed to his autopilot denial mode), considering the next thing he'll tell us is that he sends a Palestinian hostage to public hospitals for specialized treatment "at least once or twice a week."
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Jul 30
Due to the recent development of the rape revolution, here's a short Israeli rape culture thread 👇🧵
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Tali {🪬🌶️}🪁{💀🌸} Profile picture
Jul 24
sHe’S nOt aS bAd 💀
This is a very bizarre thread and ya’ll need to stop behaving like it's legitimate to invite Hitler into your office at peak Holocaust and shake his hand “coldly”.
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Jul 5
MK for the Likud party, Amit Halevi is proposing a law:
"Bill for the protection of Israeli public figures against the activities of the International Criminal Court in The Hague against the State of Israel, 2024"

Here are the main points👇🧵


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"The purpose of this law is to protect IDF soldiers, elected officials, public servants, and any other person, who may be harmed by ICC activity, due to a matter relating to an act or oversight, as part of their work, service, or assistance to the State of Israel or its allies."


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Art. 4-5: The bill will make it illegal for official state bodies-service providers, state-owned companies & subsidiaries, municipalities & its subsidiaries, media channels, factories,institutions, corporations, not even the post office- to provide information,assist, cooperate..
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Jun 6
I read this @nytimes article so you don’t have too👇🧵


The first observation to make is about this rather bland title, burying the lead: Israel’s torture, sexual violence, and rape, which it committs systematically in the Sde Teiman concentration camp. archive.is/GQG3F

Inside the Base Where Israel Has Detained Thousands of Gazans Since Israel invaded Gaza, the Sde Teiman military base has filled with blindfolded, handcuffed detainees, held without charge or legal representation.
The 3400 words that @AdalahNY is referring to are often spent making excuses for why these abducted civilians had to be stripped, beaten, and tortured. It’s done so many times throughout the text that I’ll only include a few examples.
Fadi, you see, could have been KHamaaas.
Fadi Bakr, a law student from Gaza City, said he was captured on Jan. 5 by Israeli soldiers near his family home. Displaced by fighting earlier in the war, Mr. Bakr, 25, had returned to his neighborhood to search for flour, only to get caught in the middle of a firefight and wounded, he said. The Israelis found him bleeding after the fighting stopped, he said. They stripped him naked, confiscated his phone and savings, beat him repeatedly and accused him of being a militant who had survived the battle, he said.
The circumstances of Mr. Bakr’s arrest mirror those of other former detainees interviewed by The Times. Several said they had been suspected of militant activity because soldiers had encountered them in areas the military thought were harboring Hamas fighters, including hospitals, U.N. schools or depopulated neighborhoods like Mr. Bakr’s.
While ambulance driver, Muhammad Al-Kurdi, could have also been KHamaaas. And really complete strip searches in public, leaving you naked while beating you, and then cramming you naked with other victims into a small space, is necessary to confirm that you’re unarmed.
“I was imprisoned for 32 days,” said Mr. al-Kurdi. He said he had been captured in November after his convoy of ambulances attempted to pass through an Israeli military checkpoint south of Gaza City
Mr. al-Kurdi, the ambulance driver, said he had been captured while he attempted to bring patients through an Israeli checkpoint. Israeli officials say that Hamas fighters routinely use ambulances. All of the eight former detainees described their capture in similar ways: They were generally blindfolded, handcuffed with zip ties and stripped naked except for their underwear, so that Israeli soldiers could be sure they were unarmed. Most said they were interrogated, punched and kicked while still in Gaza, and some said they were beaten with rifle butts. Later, they said, they were crammed w...
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May 22
After almost 8 months of atrocity porn that has completely fallen apart under scrutiny, @AP comes out with… 🥁… Two debunked ZAKA stories!

A short thread of @PolkAwards🏆and @PulitzerPrizes🏅worthy material👇🧵

apnews.com/article/israel…
AP still manages to whitewash ZAKA. You see, it’s not that they were deliberately lying to pad their fundraiser pockets and stir genocidal mania. They were just helpful idiots, unequipped for the job 🥺👉👈
“It’s not that I invented a story,” Otmazgin told The Associated Press in an interview, detailing the origins of his initial explosive claim — one of two by ZAKA volunteers about sexual violence that turned out to be unfounded. “I couldn’t think of any other option” other than the teen having been sexually assaulted, he said. “At the end, it turned out to be different, so I corrected myself.” But it was too late.
As some of the first people on the scene, ZAKA volunteers offered testimony of what they saw that day. Those words have helped journalists, Israeli lawmakers and U.N. investigators paint a picture of what occurred during Hamas’ attack. (ZAKA, a volunteer-based group, does not do forensic work. The organization has been a fixture at Israeli disaster sites and scenes of attacks since it was founded in 1995. Its specific job is to collect bodies in keeping with Jewish law.) Still, it took ZAKA months to acknowledge the accounts were wrong, allowing them to proliferate. And the fallout from th...
The real problem, per AP, is that debunked accounts of rape (some of which AP reproduces unchecked in this very article), might create skepticism about rape 🤡 meow meow meow FogOfWar™️ bleat bleat bleat evil college campus encampments with “agendas” 👹 However, debunked accounts like Otmazgin’s have encouraged skepticism and fueled a highly charged debate about the scope of what occurred on Oct. 7 — one that is still playing out on social media and in college campus protests. Some allege the accounts of sexual assault were purposely concocted. ZAKA officials and others dispute that. Regardless, AP’s examination of ZAKA’s handling of the now debunked stories shows how information can be clouded and distorted in the chaos of the conflict.
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