The Official Israel-Gaza Thread

[2Quik4UHoes]

Would anyone be surprised if South Africa suddenly went through a bunch of internal turmoil? America and the Zionist project are gonna get their get back whether the case succeeds or fails. That’s what makes what South Africa’s doing so powerful. Despite the very obvious dangers, they are standing up for what’s right.

SA is making the whole continent proud and I’m disappointed that more African states aren’t supporting them.

 

[voltronblack]

Would anyone be surprised if South Africa suddenly went through a bunch of internal turmoil? America and the Zionist project are gonna get their get back whether the case succeeds or fails. That’s what makes what South Africa’s doing so powerful. Despite the very obvious dangers, they are standing up for what’s right.

SA is making the whole continent proud and I’m disappointed that more African states aren’t supporting them.

It is because they fear backlash that they do not support them

 

[Anerdyblackguy]

Would anyone be surprised if South Africa suddenly went through a bunch of internal turmoil? America and the Zionist project are gonna get their get back whether the case succeeds or fails. That’s what makes what South Africa’s doing so powerful. Despite the very obvious dangers, they are standing up for what’s right.

SA is making the whole continent proud and I’m disappointed that more African states aren’t supporting them.

Crazy part is that all the northern African countries (which could have helped Palestine way earlier) are now signing on with South Africa

 

[mastermind]

Probably even on Sky Sports News.

“This just in from The Hague: Putin has been accused of bombing a hospital!”

 

[SCORCH]

 

[wire28]

Would anyone be surprised if South Africa suddenly went through a bunch of internal turmoil? America and the Zionist project are gonna get their get back whether the case succeeds or fails. That’s what makes what South Africa’s doing so powerful. Despite the very obvious dangers, they are standing up for what’s right.

SA is making the whole continent proud and I’m disappointed that more African states aren’t supporting them.

What are they doing in Addis ??

 

[wire28]

The Palestinians are paying a horrific price for it, but the veil is being lifted off of the American Empire. To me, Israel has gone so far that it might’ve actually put its existence into question. Nothing this horrible will be excused, and if it is we’re in route to a huge explosion.

What do you think should happen to the American empire and everyone in it

 

[Box Factory]

What do you think should happen to the American empire and everyone in it

Top half goes to Canada

Bottom goes to Mexico

Alaska is given back to the natives

Mustang rentals by whites are deemed illegal in Hawaii

 

[No1]

What do you think should happen to the American empire and everyone in it

Should become a monarchy led by a Michigan man.

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

What are they doing in Addis ??

lol being useless

What do you think should happen to the American empire and everyone in it

Doesn’t matter what I think, whatever happens happens.

 

[42 Monks]

Would anyone be surprised if South Africa suddenly went through a bunch of internal turmoil? America and the Zionist project are gonna get their get back whether the case succeeds or fails. That’s what makes what South Africa’s doing so powerful. Despite the very obvious dangers, they are standing up for what’s right.

SA is making the whole continent proud and I’m disappointed that more African states aren’t supporting them.

they have been for years lol wtf

definitely don't need another instance where people are completely oblivious to the state of a region, decide to pay attention due to tangential shyt, then create an entirely different narrative that only starts when folks start to lean in

they getting fukked up out there and can't even find the right ships still

 

[Pressure]

"We will tread on America with our feet," he continued, adding that his words should be taken neither as a threat nor a warning.

 

[AyBrehHam Linkin]

i wonder how far this case will go. ICJ It didn’t stop shyt in the Ukraine war but I’m pretty sure it got Putin n other officials an arrest warrant? Hopefully it gets Israeli officials as well

 

[mastermind]

https://archive.is/2024.01.11-165939/https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2024/01/11/gaza-detainees-israel-prisons-hamas/

JERUSALEM — Jihad Hammouda said he spent 17 days blindfolded and handcuffed in an Israeli detention facility, made to kneel on the ground for hours at a time. He did not know where he was or when he would be released.

Israeli soldiers stormed his family home in Gaza City on Dec. 8, the 20-year-old told The Washington Post. He said they shot dead his 78-year-old grandfather, who suffered from dementia, and rounded up his sister, cousins, uncles and grandmother.

Hammouda initially spent more than a day in confinement at a neighbor’s home in Gaza, where he said he was stripped to his underwear. Interrogators beat him when he denied being involved with Hamas, he recounted; one soldier held a knife to his hand, threatening to cut off a finger unless he admitted to possessing weapons.

“I assured them that I was a university student and had no connection to any military organizations,” Hammouda said.

On the afternoon of Dec. 9, he said, soldiers drove him over the embattled border to what he assumed was an Israeli military site. From beneath his blindfold, he glimpsed a large barracks surrounded by barbed wire. Soldiers took roll call every day for some 120 detainees in gray jumpsuits. Armed guards patrolled. He heard aircraft circling above. Each prisoner had a wristband with a number: His was 057906.

 

[mastermind]

The Post could not independently verify Hammouda’s account, but it is consistent with those of six other recently released detainees interviewed for this story, as well as testimonies collected by human rights groups and other media reports.

Hundreds of Palestinians — both combatants and civilians — have been detained by Israeli forces in Gaza and incarcerated without charge inside Israel under a secretive legal framework that rights groups say has never been applied at this scale. Advocates say the system is intentionally opaque and open to abuse, allowing detainees to effectively disappear into a legal gray zone.

Hammouda has no official record of his detention. All he has is a deposit slip, written in Hebrew, which he said his jailers gave to him when they returned his Palestinian identification card. The undated document, shared with The Post, lists his name, ID number and birth date. It does not say where it was issued, or by whom.

The Israel Defense Forces did not respond to specific questions about the arrest or detention of the Gazans interviewed for this story but provided a general statement saying: “During combat in the Gaza Strip, suspects of terrorist activities were arrested.

The relevant suspects are brought to Israeli territory for further investigation.” The military went on to say that suspects not involved in terrorist activity are sent back to Gaza and those who remain in detention are treated in accordance with Israeli law.

sked about the alleged shooting of Hammouda’s grandfather, the IDF told The Post that “questions of this kind will be looked into at a later stage.”

The former prisoners told The Post they were grilled in interrogations: Where were you on Oct. 7? Do you work with Hamas? Who else helps Hamas? Where are the tunnels? Where are the fighters?

Muhammad Abu Zour, 24, said he was held for 20 days inside Israel, where soldiers withheld food as punishment.

“They always insist on accusing us of belonging to Hamas,” he said. When he denied it, he said, soldiers kicked and hit him.

Abu Zour said his interrogators made him sign a Hebrew document he didn’t understand. They offered him money if he spied for Israel. He refused.

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