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"Zionism uses Jews as human shields"
Anti-Zionist Ultra-Orthodox Jews in Israel protest against forced enlistment, three days ago on the Geha highway.

All photos by Itai Ron. Anti-Zionist Ultra-Orthodox Jews in Israel protest against forced enlistment, three days ago on the Geha highway.

All photos by Itai Ron.

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Eli Valley's extremely based "Campus in Crisis" cartoon - a thread. @elivalley
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"Blood and limbs and corpses were strewn everywhere, mixed with the flour and spilled oil. Even for the Red Cross team on the site, fresh from the agonies of the Second World War, this was too much. The team described it as "unbelievable horror.""

No, this is not a description from one of the recent atrocities in Gaza, but rather from the original "flour massacre", 75 years ago:
In January 1949 Israel's so-called "War of Independence" was almost over. The artificially-made "Gaza Strip" was already full of refugees expelled from the territory that became known as "Israel".
In the first days of the year, just before the armistice talks between Israel and Egypt began, the newly-founded Israeli air force launched a series of aerial strikes in the towns of Deir al-Balah, Khan Younis and Rafah. Some of those strikes resulted in the first aerial massacres perpetrated by Zionist forces. The worst one was at the main square in Deir al-Balah, where the Israelis bombed a food distribution center, during peak time, killing more than 100 and up to 250 Palestinian refugees who were queuing for their food rations. These people who were just recently expelled from their homes, were now being murdered by the same people who uprooted them.
The excerpt attached here was taken from a book by Palestinian historian Salman Abu-Sitta, back then an infant refugee, who lost his uncle in the massacre.

For some reason, even though this is one of the largest massacres in the 1947-49 war, it is never talked about, and it's not easy to find info about it. If anyone has good sources of information regarding the incident(s), please share. Also, if you have access to the book about the massacre that came out a few years ago, "نزيف دير البلح - صيف ١٩٤٨", please let me know! And here's an excerpt from an article by @AlnaouqA

(I originally posted this thread in December, in Hebrew. I thought it deserves an English version)
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Mujahid Nimr al-Faroukh, 31 years old from the city of Sa'ir near Hebron, used to work as a construction worker in Sderot. On October 7 he was besieged in Sderot along with the residents of the city. On October 8 at 13:25 he spoke to his family on the phone, said he was at the central station in Sderot, trying to get out of the city, and fearfully told of a large presence of residents and police around him. 2/12
The call was disconnected, and five minutes later the family called Mujahid again, but this time they were answered by an Israeli, who told them that their son had been killed.
From that moment on, communication with Mujahid was severed. The family turned to the Red Cross, B'Tselem organization and other human rights organizations, but due to the state of war and the chaos that prevailed in those days in Israel, they were unable to receive assistance from anyone.

We now even have genocidal messages printed on eggs!
Between the expiry date and the batch code, it says the phrase that turned into the unofficial Israeli battle cry: "2, 3, launch!"

https://twitter.com/ireallyhateyou/status/1767530551206981734

H/t @z_00pIz

*Genocidal incitement for kids*
In recent days, schools around the country held Purim celebrations. Some of the more wealthy ones brought well-known artists to entertain the school kids. A highschool in the town of Be'er Ya'akov brought local hiphop duo Ness & Stilla to come play their genocidal anthem "Harbu Darbu". Stilla even included the extra-genocidal, extra racist shelved verse.
Reading the comments on TikTok, I realized there were also other schools who featured the duo in their Purim celebrations. Harbu Darbu is everywhere this Purim. Some kids dress up as Ness & Stilla and perform a karaoke version of the hit:

🧵If you think the phenomena of IDF soldiers documenting their crimes & sharing them online is new, or that it's somehow caused by Netanyahu's right wing government or Oct 7 events, I've got news for you: it's not.
In 2010, ex-soldier Eden Abergel posted these photos on Facebook: Abergel named the album "Army... The most beautiful time of my life :)"
The images went viral and caused an international outrage. In interviews with different media outlets, Abergel said she sees nothing wrong with her actions.

🧵"We're burning their village. It's good that we're burning their village"
Channel 14's panel member asks singer Kobi Peretz why he sings "May your village burn" in front of soldiers, while ICJ case still pending. He's met with ridicule from the panel members and Peretz himself.

https://twitter.com/ireallyhateyou/status/1723066508085964912

Peretz, a very popular singer, was kicked out of an army base where he was scheduled to perform. He says it was because of a "bad apple" officer who didn't like him regularly singing "May your village burn" & handing out Tefilin in performances in front of soldiers.
The incident:

🧵"Until Gaza is erased"
I'm sure many of you heard of genocidal hit song Harbu Darbu (20M views on YT), but I haven't seen almost any mention of another contemporary Israeli hit song, not as popular as HD ("only" 1.8M views), but the lyrics are actually worse: "Shager" (launch) The word "Shager" (launch), comes from the phrase "2, 3, Shager". It refers to the countdown before a drone's missile launch. Phrase was popularized in Israel after a video released by IDF spokesperson went viral. There have been many cultural references to the phrase ever since.

Head of Moshav Margaliyot, Eytan Davidi, calls to flatten the ridge above the Moshav, where Lebanese villages Hula & Markaba are located
Maragliyot is built on the ruins of the depopulated village of Hunin. Most refugees ended up in Hula, which also suffered a huge massacre in 48 More heads of Upper Galilee localities calling for ethnic cleansing of Southern Lebanon:

https://twitter.com/ireallyhateyou/status/1743675535216017786

🧵Soldiers committing war crimes and posting on social media, thread # who-knows-how-many:

1/8 Soldiers enjoy checking out a ring they looted. 2/8
Seen quite a few of these already: Israeli soldiers with displaced/murdered children's teddy bears. I bet that if the child is still alive he'd have loved to have his teddy bear to hug at night. Instead, a psychopath soldier uses it for his amusement and a few likes on social

Remember Iranian-born Eliyahu Yossian? He's now being invited to give lectures in public schools!
Reminder: he talks about the "secular-liberal disease", how we need to be more "middle eastern" (meaning violent), castrate "Arab rapists" and generally just kill a lot more Arabs. Following are some reminders about who Eliyahu Yossian is:

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"They will come to Europe, they will come everywhere, this abscess"
Excerpts from a conversation on Israeli radio between right-winger Emily Amrusi, ex-spokesperson for Yesha Council, & "Zionist leftist" Yuval Elbashan, a social activist, regarding Gaza's "Flour Massacre" 2/8
"We're cleaning the world's most stinky toilet" says Amrusi
I thought this discussion, about starving kids and morality, is quite revealing regarding the nature of Israeli political spectrum, so I uploaded the whole thing here for whoever's interested:

🧵Israeli soldier/reservist Daniel Lurie, 22yo according to his bio, tweeted a short video featuring a dead body of a Palestinian seen through a tank's window and wrote: "A second later I accidentally ran over him with a Merkava Mark 4 tank weighing 65 tons, 1500 horse power :) " The above tweet was part of a sub-thread where he threatened an Israeli girl who posted a photo of herself with a Palestine flag. He threatened to come with friends to "tell her hello".
He later wrote mockingly "we passed 30,000 peace meetings" referring to the # of dead in Gaza.

🧵Israel TikTok Forces - yet another thread of genocidal fun-loving terrorists.

"I think I'll take the Nachos snack, how much is it?"
*camera moves, a destroyed shop is seen*

The caption said: "I think it's free" Montage by Moti Kreuzer, an AC technician and a reserve forces bulldozer operator. The final photo shows a graffiti that says "Moti Kreuzer destroyed everything here".
In another video he posted he can be seen demolishing a house to the sound of a song called "This Was My Home"

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The most common name among Israelis to the events of Oct. 7 is "Black Sabbath", but there was another event in Zionist history that was referred to as Black Sabbath: on June 29th 1946, British Mandate authorities launched a large scale operation against the Jewish militias. 2/3
"Operation Agatha", as it was officially called, consisted mostly of raids on Jewish settlements in search of weapons, and mass arrests of militiamen and leaders.
In Yagur, for example, weapons caches were found "in every corner of the Kibbutz", including the kindergartens.

🧵More prisoner abuse, snuff-like propaganda, on Israeli TV, this time on mainstream Channel 13.
Palestinian detainees in dark cells, with no mattresses, no clean clothes, cuffed legs, cuffed to each other 24/7, Hebrew music playing loud non-stop.
Full piece in the thread below. No personal belongings allowed, low-quality and sometimes rotten food, in very small amounts (and no canteen), systematic humiliation, and also, even though it's not presented in the piece for obvious reasons - actual torture and beatings.

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🧵A few more clips from Now 14's pseudo-documentary propaganda piece.
1st, some more glorification of detainee torture:
"Human animals, nothing less. Most of them of course at first deny any involvement, through certain tools &means, we manage to get the confessions out of them"

https://twitter.com/ireallyhateyou/status/1759081361539813847

Major Eli Zilberman testifies about what he "witnessed" on the scene of the Nova Festival on Oct. 7th, and makes up a dead child that doesn't exist (no small children were killed there), then implies that all Gazans are guilty. Bitton Rosen, in response, advocates for revenge.

🧵I was actually shaking with horror & disbelief when I saw this. It's not just on TikTok anymore, it's now presented proudly on national TV - the public humiliation of Palestinian abductees, kidnapped from Khan Younis, while they were fleeing out of town, trying to find safety. Civilians bound, blindfolded, paraded by psychopaths in uniforms, for the enjoyment of a sick pseudo-journalistic propagandist, and the whole People of Israel. As you can see in the following clips, these are obviously not Hamas militants, but completely random Palestinian men.

🧵Rami Levi, owner of the third largest supermarket chain in Israel, who has branches in illegal West Bank settlements where he employs local Palestinians as cheap labor, said today in a conference he "would like to replace all Arab workers with Israelis but this is the reality " In "this is the reality" he means that there's no cheap Jewish labor, and the
solution he suggests is bringing half a million foreign workers to replace Palestinian workers, including those working in West Bank settlements of course.

🧵More Israel TikTok Force videos. And more. And more.

Fitness coach and part time genocider Roi Matati posted this and wrote: "POV: when you open your first gym in Gaza"
To complete the SDE vibe he added "Harbu Darbu" as the background music. Reservist Moshe Zarzar posing for souvenir photos at the Gaza courthouse, which was later blown up, obviously. Of course with a Star of Davis spray-painted next time.