Palestine v Israel.

[Sean Hayden]

Netanyahu: We've never had a friend like President Trump in the White House. It's not even close. I think Israel is very blessed to have President Trump leading the United States.

The silver lining is that he’s kissing Trump’s ass…

[aufbahrung]

Doesn't want to get on Trumps naughty list after all the needless slaughter and blood feuding overkill.

[Sean Hayden]

Sucks to be him —for the good of the country I guess…

[Svartalf]

Netanyahu: We've never had a friend like President Trump in the White House. It's not even close. I think Israel is very blessed to have President Trump leading the United States.

The silver lining is that he’s kissing Trump’s ass…

is it kosher to be kissing swine ass?

[pErvinalia]

[Sean Hayden]

The police visited a woman in Florida for a social media post criticizing the mayor's stance on Israel and Palestine. I think you guys in Europe can already be harassed for a lot of social media posts, but it's disconcerting to Americans. She handled it perfectly. I wouldn't have opened the door.

[rainbow]

Another 30 killed during the Ceasefire

Not about hostages then.

Also why would Hamas have "human shields", if there was supposed to be a ceasefire.

Feckin evil.

[Brian Peacock]

The point of a ceasefire is that, you know, the firing ceases. According to UNICEF Isreal has carried out offensive military action on 92 of the 110+ days since the ceasefire took effect on Oct 10 last. From Isreal's perspective the ceasefire just means, "You cease and we'll fire."

[JimC]

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-02-07/ ... /106294858

I urge people to read this excellent article on our ABC website. The context is the forthcoming visit to Australia by the President of Israel, but it discusses the nuances of anti-semitism and Zionism with clarity.

[pErvinalia]

Arrest the cunt!

[Brian Peacock]

Israeli police have killed two young Palestinian brothers and their parents in the occupied West Bank, shooting all four in the head and face as the family returned from a Ramadan shopping trip.

Mohammed, five, Othman, seven, who was blind and had special needs, their mother, Waad Bani Odeh, 35, and father, Ali Bani Odeh, 37, were driving through their home town of Tamoun late on Saturday when Israeli forces opened fire.

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Two brothers survived the shooting. Khaled, 11, the oldest of the siblings, said he had heard his mother crying and his father praying before they died.

After the gunfire stopped, Israeli border police dragged him out of the wreckage, taunted him about the murders of his family and attacked him. One of the Israelis said “we killed dogs”, he told Reuters.

The family had been in the nearby city of Nablus to buy clothes for the upcoming Eid, which marks the end of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. Families often stay up late in a month when adults fast during daylight hours.

“What did this family do? They went to buy Eid necessities, and to put a smile on those children’s faces,” said Mansour Abu Islam, a neighbour and cousin of Ali. “This is clear evidence that Palestinian lives have no value.”...

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/ ... -west-bank

[Svartalf]

what, you means that israeli crimes against humanity are not limited to the gaza strip?

[L'Emmerdeur]

It's been a while since we've had a visit from our Zionist apologist whose posts in this thread police antisemitism. A shame, really. Surely he'd have something to say about this report. 'Antisemitic lies'? 'It's the father's fault'?

'Israeli Soldiers Reportedly Torture Gaza Toddler'

Israeli soldiers in Gaza allegedly tortured an 18-month-old Palestinian toddler in an effort to force a confession from his father, local and international media outlets reported Monday.

According to Al Jazeera, Karim Abu Nassar was with his father, Osama Abu Nassar, near the al-Maghazi refugee camp in central Gaza on Saturday when they came under Israel Defense Forces fire. Eyewitnesses told Palestine TV that IDF troops ordered the man to leave the child on the ground and advance to a nearby checkpoint, where he was stripped naked and searched.

Witnesses said IDF soldiers then tortured Karim in front of his father to pressure him to confess to something. Journalist Osama Al-Kahlout interviewed the child’s mother, who said the toddler suffered a cigarette burn to one leg and a nail puncture to the other. Al-Kahlout’s video shows wounds on the child’s legs—injuries reportedly confirmed by an unspecified medical authority.

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The IDF has not commented on the alleged incident.

[Brian Peacock]

It's been a while since we've had a visit from our Zionist apologist whose posts in this thread police antisemitism. A shame, really. Surely he'd have something to say about this report. 'Antisemitic lies'? 'It's the father's fault'?

'Israeli Soldiers Reportedly Torture Gaza Toddler'

<sinp>

Not doubt he'd say something like...

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Nobody needs to justify self-defence. It's the most basic human right there is.

[pErvinalia]

If the baby didn't want to be tortured, the father shouldn't have looked like Hamas.