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Victoria Stuart 🇨🇦 🏳️‍⚧️
@persagen@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
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32m ago 06.57 CEST The Israeli government has ordered all remaining Palestinians to leave Gaza City. Israeli defence minister Israel Katz said it was their “last opportunity” and that anyone who stayed would be considered a militant supporter and face the “full force” of Israel’s latest offensive. About 400,000 Palestinians have fled famine-stricken Gaza City since Israel launched a major offensive last month aimed at occupying it. But as the Associated Press reports, hundreds of thousands remain, many because they cannot afford to leave or are too weak to make the journey to tent camps in the south. Katz posted on X on Wednesday: This is the last opportunity for Gaza residents who wish to do so to move south. Those who remain in Gaza will be (considered) terrorists and terror supporters. The road south was packed as Palestinians fled, with hastily loaded trucks and cars driving alongside people on foot carrying their belongings. “We left barefoot,” said Hussein al-Del. The Israelis “were striking at random, with no mercy for anyone”. We left behind our food, our furniture, blankets, and everything. We left only with our souls.
32m ago 06.57 CEST The Israeli government has ordered all remaining Palestinians to leave Gaza City. Israeli defence minister Israel Katz said it was their “last opportunity” and that anyone who stayed would be considered a militant supporter and face the “full force” of Israel’s latest offensive. About 400,000 Palestinians have fled famine-stricken Gaza City since Israel launched a major offensive last month aimed at occupying it. But as the Associated Press reports, hundreds of thousands remain, many because they cannot afford to leave or are too weak to make the journey to tent camps in the south. Katz posted on X on Wednesday: This is the last opportunity for Gaza residents who wish to do so to move south. Those who remain in Gaza will be (considered) terrorists and terror supporters. The road south was packed as Palestinians fled, with hastily loaded trucks and cars driving alongside people on foot carrying their belongings. “We left barefoot,” said Hussein al-Del. The Israelis “were striking at random, with no mercy for anyone”. We left behind our food, our furniture, blankets, and everything. We left only with our souls.
32m ago 06.57 CEST The Israeli government has ordered all remaining Palestinians to leave Gaza City. Israeli defence minister Israel Katz said it was their “last opportunity” and that anyone who stayed would be considered a militant supporter and face the “full force” of Israel’s latest offensive. About 400,000 Palestinians have fled famine-stricken Gaza City since Israel launched a major offensive last month aimed at occupying it. But as the Associated Press reports, hundreds of thousands remain, many because they cannot afford to leave or are too weak to make the journey to tent camps in the south. Katz posted on X on Wednesday: This is the last opportunity for Gaza residents who wish to do so to move south. Those who remain in Gaza will be (considered) terrorists and terror supporters. The road south was packed as Palestinians fled, with hastily loaded trucks and cars driving alongside people on foot carrying their belongings. “We left barefoot,” said Hussein al-Del. The Israelis “were striking at random, with no mercy for anyone”. We left behind our food, our furniture, blankets, and everything. We left only with our souls.
Touaregtweet
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32m ago 06.57 CEST The Israeli government has ordered all remaining Palestinians to leave Gaza City. Israeli defence minister Israel Katz said it was their “last opportunity” and that anyone who stayed would be considered a militant supporter and face the “full force” of Israel’s latest offensive. About 400,000 Palestinians have fled famine-stricken Gaza City since Israel launched a major offensive last month aimed at occupying it. But as the Associated Press reports, hundreds of thousands remain, many because they cannot afford to leave or are too weak to make the journey to tent camps in the south. Katz posted on X on Wednesday: This is the last opportunity for Gaza residents who wish to do so to move south. Those who remain in Gaza will be (considered) terrorists and terror supporters. The road south was packed as Palestinians fled, with hastily loaded trucks and cars driving alongside people on foot carrying their belongings. “We left barefoot,” said Hussein al-Del. The Israelis “were striking at random, with no mercy for anyone”. We left behind our food, our furniture, blankets, and everything. We left only with our souls.
32m ago 06.57 CEST The Israeli government has ordered all remaining Palestinians to leave Gaza City. Israeli defence minister Israel Katz said it was their “last opportunity” and that anyone who stayed would be considered a militant supporter and face the “full force” of Israel’s latest offensive. About 400,000 Palestinians have fled famine-stricken Gaza City since Israel launched a major offensive last month aimed at occupying it. But as the Associated Press reports, hundreds of thousands remain, many because they cannot afford to leave or are too weak to make the journey to tent camps in the south. Katz posted on X on Wednesday: This is the last opportunity for Gaza residents who wish to do so to move south. Those who remain in Gaza will be (considered) terrorists and terror supporters. The road south was packed as Palestinians fled, with hastily loaded trucks and cars driving alongside people on foot carrying their belongings. “We left barefoot,” said Hussein al-Del. The Israelis “were striking at random, with no mercy for anyone”. We left behind our food, our furniture, blankets, and everything. We left only with our souls.
32m ago 06.57 CEST The Israeli government has ordered all remaining Palestinians to leave Gaza City. Israeli defence minister Israel Katz said it was their “last opportunity” and that anyone who stayed would be considered a militant supporter and face the “full force” of Israel’s latest offensive. About 400,000 Palestinians have fled famine-stricken Gaza City since Israel launched a major offensive last month aimed at occupying it. But as the Associated Press reports, hundreds of thousands remain, many because they cannot afford to leave or are too weak to make the journey to tent camps in the south. Katz posted on X on Wednesday: This is the last opportunity for Gaza residents who wish to do so to move south. Those who remain in Gaza will be (considered) terrorists and terror supporters. The road south was packed as Palestinians fled, with hastily loaded trucks and cars driving alongside people on foot carrying their belongings. “We left barefoot,” said Hussein al-Del. The Israelis “were striking at random, with no mercy for anyone”. We left behind our food, our furniture, blankets, and everything. We left only with our souls.
Touaregtweet
@touaregtweet@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago
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Israeli military admits to deliberately killing Al Jazeera journalist The Israeli military has shared a statement acknowledging that it attacked and killed Anas al-Sharif in the Gaza City area. It claimed that al-Sharif, a well-known correspondent for Al Jazeera Arabic, was acting “under the pretence of an Al Jazeera journalist” while actually working for Hamas. The Israeli military also claimed that it took steps to minimise harming civilians before the attack on a tent housing journalists outside al-Shifa Hospital, which killed at least five journalists. Israel bombed journalist tent hours after Netanyahu said he would let some foreign media into Gaza The Israeli army’s attack on a journalists’ tent outside al-Shifa Hospital, which killed five Al Jazeera staff members, came hours after the Israeli prime minister told foreign media he had decided to allow some foreign journalists into the Gaza Strip. “In fact, we have decided, and I’ve ordered, directed the military, to bring in foreign journalists, more foreign journalists,” Netanyahu said at the news conference in Jerusalem. “There’s a problem of assuring security, but I think it can be done in a way that is responsible and careful to preserve your own safety,” he added. The Israeli authorities have long prevented any foreign media from entering the Gaza Strip, while it has deliberately targeted and killed close to 200 local Palestinian journalists since October 2023.
Israeli military admits to deliberately killing Al Jazeera journalist The Israeli military has shared a statement acknowledging that it attacked and killed Anas al-Sharif in the Gaza City area. It claimed that al-Sharif, a well-known correspondent for Al Jazeera Arabic, was acting “under the pretence of an Al Jazeera journalist” while actually working for Hamas. The Israeli military also claimed that it took steps to minimise harming civilians before the attack on a tent housing journalists outside al-Shifa Hospital, which killed at least five journalists. Israel bombed journalist tent hours after Netanyahu said he would let some foreign media into Gaza The Israeli army’s attack on a journalists’ tent outside al-Shifa Hospital, which killed five Al Jazeera staff members, came hours after the Israeli prime minister told foreign media he had decided to allow some foreign journalists into the Gaza Strip. “In fact, we have decided, and I’ve ordered, directed the military, to bring in foreign journalists, more foreign journalists,” Netanyahu said at the news conference in Jerusalem. “There’s a problem of assuring security, but I think it can be done in a way that is responsible and careful to preserve your own safety,” he added. The Israeli authorities have long prevented any foreign media from entering the Gaza Strip, while it has deliberately targeted and killed close to 200 local Palestinian journalists since October 2023.
Israeli military admits to deliberately killing Al Jazeera journalist The Israeli military has shared a statement acknowledging that it attacked and killed Anas al-Sharif in the Gaza City area. It claimed that al-Sharif, a well-known correspondent for Al Jazeera Arabic, was acting “under the pretence of an Al Jazeera journalist” while actually working for Hamas. The Israeli military also claimed that it took steps to minimise harming civilians before the attack on a tent housing journalists outside al-Shifa Hospital, which killed at least five journalists. Israel bombed journalist tent hours after Netanyahu said he would let some foreign media into Gaza The Israeli army’s attack on a journalists’ tent outside al-Shifa Hospital, which killed five Al Jazeera staff members, came hours after the Israeli prime minister told foreign media he had decided to allow some foreign journalists into the Gaza Strip. “In fact, we have decided, and I’ve ordered, directed the military, to bring in foreign journalists, more foreign journalists,” Netanyahu said at the news conference in Jerusalem. “There’s a problem of assuring security, but I think it can be done in a way that is responsible and careful to preserve your own safety,” he added. The Israeli authorities have long prevented any foreign media from entering the Gaza Strip, while it has deliberately targeted and killed close to 200 local Palestinian journalists since October 2023.
Israel takes responsibility for attack on journalists ‘as if it’s bragging’ Hoda Abdel-Hamid Reporting from Amman, Jordan Al Jazeera is reporting from Amman, Jordan, because it has been banned from Israel and the occupied West Bank. When you read the statement issued by the Israeli army, which was well prepared before all this happened, it’s almost as if it is bragging about it. It alleges that Anas al-Sharif was a member of the military wing of Hamas, and the army says that it has found documents in Gaza that prove their point. It includes some links to content that anyone could have printed. This has been going on for a few weeks, ever since al-Anas started reporting on the starvation in Gaza, and he had such a huge impact on the Arab world. Immediately after, a spokesman for the Israeli army in Arabic… posted a video on social media, accusing al-Sharif of being a Hamas member and threatening him. I was going through his feed on X. He knew his life was a serious risk, and he repeatedly wrote that he was just a journalist, and he wanted his message to be spread widely, because he thought that was a way to protect him.
Israel takes responsibility for attack on journalists ‘as if it’s bragging’ Hoda Abdel-Hamid Reporting from Amman, Jordan Al Jazeera is reporting from Amman, Jordan, because it has been banned from Israel and the occupied West Bank. When you read the statement issued by the Israeli army, which was well prepared before all this happened, it’s almost as if it is bragging about it. It alleges that Anas al-Sharif was a member of the military wing of Hamas, and the army says that it has found documents in Gaza that prove their point. It includes some links to content that anyone could have printed. This has been going on for a few weeks, ever since al-Anas started reporting on the starvation in Gaza, and he had such a huge impact on the Arab world. Immediately after, a spokesman for the Israeli army in Arabic… posted a video on social media, accusing al-Sharif of being a Hamas member and threatening him. I was going through his feed on X. He knew his life was a serious risk, and he repeatedly wrote that he was just a journalist, and he wanted his message to be spread widely, because he thought that was a way to protect him.
Israel takes responsibility for attack on journalists ‘as if it’s bragging’ Hoda Abdel-Hamid Reporting from Amman, Jordan Al Jazeera is reporting from Amman, Jordan, because it has been banned from Israel and the occupied West Bank. When you read the statement issued by the Israeli army, which was well prepared before all this happened, it’s almost as if it is bragging about it. It alleges that Anas al-Sharif was a member of the military wing of Hamas, and the army says that it has found documents in Gaza that prove their point. It includes some links to content that anyone could have printed. This has been going on for a few weeks, ever since al-Anas started reporting on the starvation in Gaza, and he had such a huge impact on the Arab world. Immediately after, a spokesman for the Israeli army in Arabic… posted a video on social media, accusing al-Sharif of being a Hamas member and threatening him. I was going through his feed on X. He knew his life was a serious risk, and he repeatedly wrote that he was just a journalist, and he wanted his message to be spread widely, because he thought that was a way to protect him.
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Touaregtweet
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The humanitarian aid crisis in Gaza has posed one of the most complex and controversial challenges since the start of the Oct. 7 war in 2023. For months, aid distribution was dominated by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinians (UNRWA), but this process was repeatedly compromised by the Hamas terrorist organization, which routinely looted supplies and sold them on the black market to fund its operations. Hundreds of truckloads of aid would frequently pile up on the Gaza side of the border, left undelivered. Israel consistently accused the UN and other NGOs of failing to get the aid to civilians, highlighting the urgent need for a new distribution model that bypassed Hamas and the UN agency that covered up for their actions. To that end, Israel and the US came up with a new initiative to distribute the aid: The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF). Operated by a US security contractor with IDF perimeter protection, the GHF began delivering food directly to Palestinian civilians in late May. In an exclusive interview on THE ROSENBERG REPORT, Rev. Dr. Johnnie Moore – appointed by US President Trump to lead the GHF – explained the scope and impact of the project. “It’s like any of the large private humanitarian international organizations,” Moore said. “It’s a U.S. foundation. The contractors on the ground that are facilitating all of the food delivery, that have set up all the operation – these are incredibly skilled technical experts. They’re all Americans.”
The humanitarian aid crisis in Gaza has posed one of the most complex and controversial challenges since the start of the Oct. 7 war in 2023. For months, aid distribution was dominated by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinians (UNRWA), but this process was repeatedly compromised by the Hamas terrorist organization, which routinely looted supplies and sold them on the black market to fund its operations. Hundreds of truckloads of aid would frequently pile up on the Gaza side of the border, left undelivered. Israel consistently accused the UN and other NGOs of failing to get the aid to civilians, highlighting the urgent need for a new distribution model that bypassed Hamas and the UN agency that covered up for their actions. To that end, Israel and the US came up with a new initiative to distribute the aid: The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF). Operated by a US security contractor with IDF perimeter protection, the GHF began delivering food directly to Palestinian civilians in late May. In an exclusive interview on THE ROSENBERG REPORT, Rev. Dr. Johnnie Moore – appointed by US President Trump to lead the GHF – explained the scope and impact of the project. “It’s like any of the large private humanitarian international organizations,” Moore said. “It’s a U.S. foundation. The contractors on the ground that are facilitating all of the food delivery, that have set up all the operation – these are incredibly skilled technical experts. They’re all Americans.”
The humanitarian aid crisis in Gaza has posed one of the most complex and controversial challenges since the start of the Oct. 7 war in 2023. For months, aid distribution was dominated by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinians (UNRWA), but this process was repeatedly compromised by the Hamas terrorist organization, which routinely looted supplies and sold them on the black market to fund its operations. Hundreds of truckloads of aid would frequently pile up on the Gaza side of the border, left undelivered. Israel consistently accused the UN and other NGOs of failing to get the aid to civilians, highlighting the urgent need for a new distribution model that bypassed Hamas and the UN agency that covered up for their actions. To that end, Israel and the US came up with a new initiative to distribute the aid: The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF). Operated by a US security contractor with IDF perimeter protection, the GHF began delivering food directly to Palestinian civilians in late May. In an exclusive interview on THE ROSENBERG REPORT, Rev. Dr. Johnnie Moore – appointed by US President Trump to lead the GHF – explained the scope and impact of the project. “It’s like any of the large private humanitarian international organizations,” Moore said. “It’s a U.S. foundation. The contractors on the ground that are facilitating all of the food delivery, that have set up all the operation – these are incredibly skilled technical experts. They’re all Americans.”
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GHF meldt twintig doden bij distributiepunt in Khan Younis De omstreden Israëlisch-Amerikaanse organisatie Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) schrijft op X dat er vanochtend twintig doden zijn gevallen bij een distributiepunt van GHF in Khan Younis. De organisatie spreekt van een "tragisch incident", waarbij negentien mensen zijn vertrapt en één persoon is doodgestoken. GHF schrijft verder "gegronde redenen" te hebben om te vermoeden dat de onrust is aangewakkerd door aan Hamas gelieerde personen binnen de groep. GHF deelde geen bewijs voor die claims en de beweringen zijn ook niet onafhankelijk te verifiëren. De GHF is zeer omstreden. Zo weigeren onder meer de EU en de VN om samen te werken met de organisatie en het een hulporganisatie te noemen. Vele honderden burgers zijn de afgelopen weken doodgeschoten of vertrapt in de chaos bij GHF-locaties in Gaza. Bij meerdere incidenten meldden ooggetuigen dat Israëlisch militairen bewust het vuur openden op menigtes die afkwamen op het beperkte aantal voedseldistributiepunten.
GHF meldt twintig doden bij distributiepunt in Khan Younis De omstreden Israëlisch-Amerikaanse organisatie Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) schrijft op X dat er vanochtend twintig doden zijn gevallen bij een distributiepunt van GHF in Khan Younis. De organisatie spreekt van een "tragisch incident", waarbij negentien mensen zijn vertrapt en één persoon is doodgestoken. GHF schrijft verder "gegronde redenen" te hebben om te vermoeden dat de onrust is aangewakkerd door aan Hamas gelieerde personen binnen de groep. GHF deelde geen bewijs voor die claims en de beweringen zijn ook niet onafhankelijk te verifiëren. De GHF is zeer omstreden. Zo weigeren onder meer de EU en de VN om samen te werken met de organisatie en het een hulporganisatie te noemen. Vele honderden burgers zijn de afgelopen weken doodgeschoten of vertrapt in de chaos bij GHF-locaties in Gaza. Bij meerdere incidenten meldden ooggetuigen dat Israëlisch militairen bewust het vuur openden op menigtes die afkwamen op het beperkte aantal voedseldistributiepunten.
GHF meldt twintig doden bij distributiepunt in Khan Younis De omstreden Israëlisch-Amerikaanse organisatie Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) schrijft op X dat er vanochtend twintig doden zijn gevallen bij een distributiepunt van GHF in Khan Younis. De organisatie spreekt van een "tragisch incident", waarbij negentien mensen zijn vertrapt en één persoon is doodgestoken. GHF schrijft verder "gegronde redenen" te hebben om te vermoeden dat de onrust is aangewakkerd door aan Hamas gelieerde personen binnen de groep. GHF deelde geen bewijs voor die claims en de beweringen zijn ook niet onafhankelijk te verifiëren. De GHF is zeer omstreden. Zo weigeren onder meer de EU en de VN om samen te werken met de organisatie en het een hulporganisatie te noemen. Vele honderden burgers zijn de afgelopen weken doodgeschoten of vertrapt in de chaos bij GHF-locaties in Gaza. Bij meerdere incidenten meldden ooggetuigen dat Israëlisch militairen bewust het vuur openden op menigtes die afkwamen op het beperkte aantal voedseldistributiepunten.
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