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#Breaking: European diplomats, including French and Polish representatives, who went to the West Bank to observe the olive harvest, have been violently assaulted by Israeli settlers.
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🇮🇱 “Quitter Israël, 4 récits d’exil politique : «Il était hors de question que mon travail contribue de près ou de loin aux guerres menées par mon pays» “Depuis 2023, 150 000 Israéliens ont choisi de s’exiler” lemonde.fr/m-le-mag/article/… “Autour de moi, je n’entendais plus que le mot “vengeance” (…) « On a coutume de dire qu’il est difficile de prendre conscience que son pays s’engage vers le fascisme, je vous assure, c’est très facile à voir », considère Omri Sheffer, attablé au café Les Pianos, à Montreuil.” (…) “Ces quatre départs de personnes toutes nées en Israël s’inscrivent dans un mouvement d’émigration dont l’ampleur est inédite : entre 2023 et 2025, 150 000 personnes ont quitté le pays, selon le Bureau central des statistiques d’Israël. Ces trois mêmes années, 269 000 Israéliens sont partis pour une durée d’au moins trois mois alors qu’ils étaient 183 000 une décennie auparavant, entre 2013 et 2015, selon une étude réalisée par des chercheurs de l’université de Tel-Aviv. Par ailleurs, plus de départs que d’arrivées ont été enregistrés : jamais, depuis sa création en 1948, l’Etat hébreu n’avait connu un solde migratoire négatif sur une aussi longue période. Ce sont les catégories socioprofessionnelles les plus éduquées ou qui travaillent dans des secteurs à forte valeur économique, comme celui des technologies, qui alimentent le plus ces exils.” « Cette question du départ est sur la table de toutes les classes moyennes et supérieures libérales, estime Denis Charbit, professeur de science politique à l’université ouverte d’Israël à Raanana. Depuis les attaques du 7-Octobre et leur bilan effroyable, le sentiment prévaut qu’une conversion générale à une culture de la guerre s’est produite et que ce tournant est irréversible. Plus personne n’a de levier. L’avenir semble bouché, le visage que prend le pays est inquiétant car il est uniforme. » « J’ai choisi l’option de la lâcheté » S’opposer à l’intérieur du pays ou depuis l’étranger ? Continuer de se battre ou renoncer face au désastre ? Ces dilemmes taraudent les opposants politiques du monde entier. « En privilégiant mes études, j’ai choisi l’option de la lâcheté, j’ai renoncé à la résistance politique, se désole Omri Sheffer. Contrairement à d’autres, je n’étais pas assez courageux pour m’engager davantage. » Noa, elle, faisait partie de ce mouvement de volontaires israéliens qui se rendent en Cisjordanie pour protéger physiquement les Palestiniens des exactions des colons et de celles de l’armée. « La gratitude avec laquelle ils nous accueillaient m’a fait haïr ce que je représentais », raconte la mère de famille, qui a été officière dans l’armée quand elle avait 19 et 20 ans, lors de son service militaire. Elle raconte qu’à cet âge, elle était « très fière » de son pays. « Puis j’ai compris la réalité de l’occupation. Une fois que j’avais retiré mes œillères idéologiques, aucune marche arrière n’était plus possible. » (…) « Ce pays a été déserté par l’humanité. »”
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17 year old girls who were 14 when Oct 7 and heard the country’s leaders say “there are no innocents in Gaza” now believes it herself and things mass killing is justified.
בעזה אין חפים מפשע, גם לא תינוקות
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Of course I am. But that’s not what’s causing skyrocketing gas (fyi, I’m really starting to understand why you dodge debates). So your turn: are you in favor of continuing this war in Iran? How about the tariff war with Canada?
So, no — you’re not in favor of suspending the gas tax and keeping more money in Michiganders’ pockets? Noted.
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“That child had a genetic issue. It was not being starved by Israel.” — @VanJones68 with perhaps his most disgusting remark yet. The baby had a genetic issue AND was being starved by Israel AND the starvation exacerbated the condition. Absolutely sickening from somebody who used to know better.
Super dark stuff here — @VanJones68 again shows how compromised he is by joining Noa Tishby for a full-on pro-Israel propaganda video telling us not to believe our eyes about the genocide in Gaza. Original post: instagram.com/reel/DcMEB3Juy…
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“I really wish I had been wrong,” Raz Segal said. “But unfortunately I wasn’t.” “Segal, who is Jewish and a dual Israeli-US citizen, the grandchild of four Holocaust survivors and a scholar of the Holocaust, was early to argue that Israel’s actions in Gaza amounted to genocide, a position has since been endorsed by scores of scholars, human rights groups, governments and United Nations officials.” theguardian.com/us-news/ng-i…
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Israel is guilty of "ethnic cleansing" in Jerusalem by forcing Palestinian families to leave homes they’ve lived in for generations, according to one of the country’s best-known lawyers. Sky's @adamparsons has investigated what is happening in Silwan. trib.al/EPsDkcL
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Benjamin Netanyahu is a war criminal.
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If this happened in the U.S. there would be riots. The only riots that might result from this in Israel will come if this soldier is arrested. Would love to be proven wrong.
New footage obtained by B’Tselem uncovers the moments when the Abu Haikal family was shot. Seven-month-old Sam Abu Haikal was killed in the shooting, and both his parents were injured. The footage clearly shows that the Israeli soldier fired at the car as it was slowing to a stop. The car was far from the soldiers and posed no danger to them whatsoever. Moments later, in another video obtained by B’Tselem, seven-month-old Sam’s father, Fahed, is seen just after his son was shot. Fahed is holding baby Sam in his arms, trying to stop the bleeding from his head with his hands, while Sam’s mother, Daniyah, who was also injured by the gunfire while holding her son, is seen sitting on the ground, next to the car. Last Friday, 5 June, an Israeli soldier fired at a Palestinian family driving home from a family visit, as they sat in their car in the Tel Rumeidah neighborhood in Hebron. The family was shot as the car was slowing to a stop at the soldier’s command. Sam, a seven‑month‑old baby who was in his mother’s arms in the back seat, was struck in the head and pronounced dead shortly afterward. Sam’s parents were also injured by the gunfire; his mother is still in the hospital. After the shooting, the soldier who fired and another soldier who was with him left the scene without checking the car or offering any assistance to the critically wounded baby or to his mother. In the past two and a half years, Israel has killed tens of thousands of children in Gaza and the West Bank. The immunity it gets from the international community has led to a reality where, under Israeli rule, Palestinian lives are entirely disposable – even a seven‑month‑old baby.
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Over the last 24 hours: 1. IDF soldier shot an killed a 7 months old Palestinian baby in Hebron 2. IDF kills a senior Lebanese military officer and two other Lebanese soldiers in an air strike in southern Lebanon 3. Israeli Settlers aided by at least one IDF soldier (see video) conduct a Pogrom in the Palestinian village of Huwara. 9 Palestinians wounded
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In an interview with @MSNOWNews Zohran Mamdani condemns Smotrich and defends his decision not to march in the Israel Day Parade. "I've made clear time and time again over the course of the campaign my criticisms of the Israeli government, and you can see in the participation of the far-right Israeli Minister Smotrich, as well as a number of other ministers, a vision of annihilation, a complicity in genocide, and frankly a belief that does not have much value for even the sanctity of children in Gaza.” “I am offended, as I know many New Yorkers are, by their participation. youtube.com/shorts/8648XMidr…
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J'aimerais qu'on puisse écrire et dire dans tous les médias que Israël vise sciemment des enfants, des secouristes, des journalistes, des anonymes, des innocents car ils sont Arabes. Que derrière l'objectif, ça fait marrer des soldats d'ôter des vies qu'ils jugent inférieures.
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En Israël, les critiques contre Itamar Ben Gvir «ne visent qu'à protéger l'image» de l'État rfi.my/Cis9.x
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La risposta del vicedirettore de L'Espresso Enrico Bellavia all'ambasciatore istaeliano Peled. "La scorsa copertina de L’Espresso sugli abusi dei coloni in Cisgiordania che l’ambasciatore 🇮🇱 Peled ha improvvidamente «condannato», insegna alcune cose. Innanzitutto, a noi che abbiamo molto da imparare. Anche da quello che facciamo. Senza il ghigno beffardo del colono che irride alla donna palestinese, colto dall’obiettivo esperto di Pietro Masturzo quel racconto, intriso di sradicamento, violenza, sangue non avrebbe avuto la stessa forza. Perché dice di una pulizia etnica che punta a coltivare le spinte espansionistiche del Grande Israele. E non ha nulla a che vedere con LA SICUREZZA nazionale. Non obbedisce a logiche, sia pure distorte o funzionali, di contrasto a minacce terroristiche. È un’operazione di conquista condotta da civili, liberamente armati, spalleggiati dall’esercito 🇮🇱 . Un’annessione né lenta né silenziosa, in spregio al diritto, sotto gli occhi del mondo. In quella foto che ha fatto il giro del mondo c’è la sintesi e il grado zero del sopruso: lo scherno. Più di un corpo martoriato, stabilisce senza lambiccamenti il torto e la ragione. Documenta un surplus di prevaricazione nella sproporzione tra un maschio armato e una donna inerme, cacciata dal suolo che ha calpestato. L’immagine su carta ha il privilegio di fissare l’istante e consegnarlo alla memoria. Duratura e non volatile, per quanto evocabile on demand in ogni istante, come nel mondo digitale. Ha il merito di aderire istantaneamente al nostro immaginario, di entrare nell’archivio del vissuto collettivo. Non richiede altro per essere richiamata. Non presuppone una ricerca, ma la nostra intelligenza. Naturale. Il web la veicola e la porta dove il settimanale non arriva. Oltre a conservarla per tutti. Una straordinaria fotografia non basta, senza il lavoro rigoroso sul contesto. Se l’ambasciatore si fosse preso la briga di controllare – era in chiaro, sfogliando il settimanale dalla seconda pagina – si sarebbe evitato un infortunio e un corto circuito. L’infortunio di sollevare semplici sospetti «manipolatori» sull’immagine. Il corto circuito di impartire lezioni sull’uso della «responsabilità» e della «correttezza» che gli si sono ritorte contro da parte di chi non si è fermato alle figure, ma si è concesso l’ormai raro scrupolo di leggere. La copertina è parte di un foto-racconto, corredato di una serie di minuziose informazioni raccolte sul campo da chi quella Cisgiordania la testimonia da anni. Non bastasse, Alae Al Said ha riscontrato ogni dettaglio, aggiungendovi la propria conoscenza di quella realtà. La partigianeria sui fatti non è mai un buon viatico per approcciarli o confutarli. Sedicenti esperti, sulla scia dell’ambasciatore, si sono spinti a sostenere che l’immagine fosse generata dall’Ia. Bastava documentarsi. Per gli scettici, esiste una versione video di quel lavoro e il New York Times ha pubblicato un reportage realizzato in quegli stessi frangenti. Nel quale, peraltro, è immortalato il medesimo colono. Non siamo noi a promuovere «stereotipi e odio». Contro neonazisti e neofascisti, contro gli antisemiti, siamo dove siamo sempre stati. In quello stesso posto dove i TERRORISTI non sono un’etnia, come i CRIMINALI non sono un popolo. Il GENOCIDIO si chiama con quel nome. E non si fanno sconti a chi nasconde o mistifica la realtà. Neppure in nome della Storia".
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EZRA KLEIN: “Hasan Piker is not the enemy… @hasanthehun isn’t a “Jew hater.” — He’s an anti-Zionist… The Israel young people know is not the Israel that older people remember.” nytimes.com/2026/04/12/opini…
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Plus de 650 000 signatures pour préserver la liberté de critique et d’expression. La France, le seul pays au monde qui interdirait la critique de la politique génocidaire gouvernement israélien. Le juge Marc Trevidic trouve cette loi très dangereuse
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Do you remember the Woman, Life, Freedom movement, and the activists inside Iran who carried its call for democracy forward? Do you know what they want now? Then listen to them directly. This is Elaheh Mohammadi, the courageous Iranian journalist who helped bring the movement to public attention. Her message is clear: we do not want war. Elaheh’s message: “ For over a month now, we’ve been falling asleep to the roar of fighter jets and explosions, waking up to the same sounds, and amid all this fear, we’re trying to carry on with something resembling “life.” Meanwhile, on the other side of the world, in the heart of calm and comfort, there are people sitting around talking about atomic bombs—as if they can’t fathom that here, every explosion could spell the end of several lives, let alone an atomic bomb! We’re literally trapped; every day we lose the precious lives of civilians, we live in fear, we cry, sometimes we force a smile just to hold on, we wrestle from morning till night with configurations and all sorts of VPNs, and every moment we grapple with the question of whether, in the next minute, our home is still standing or not. For us, war isn’t just a news headline or a political analysis; it’s the collapse, breath by breath, of life itself. Your war is our nightmare every single night. No to war, no to bombs, no to the decisions made from afar or up close that gamble with our lives.” #IranWar‌ #NowarCrimeslnİran #iran
بیش از یک ماه است با صدای جنگنده و انفجار می‌خوابیم، با همان صداها بیدار می‌شویم و در میان این همه ترس، سعی می‌کنیم چیزی شبیه «زندگی» را ادامه بدهیم. در همین فاصله، آن‌سوی جهان، در دلِ آرامش و رفاه، کسانی نشسته‌اند و از بمب اتم حرف می‌زنند؛ انگار نه انگار که اینجا هر انفجار می‌تواند پایان چندین زندگی باشد، چه برسد به بمب اتم! ما به معنای واقعی کلمه گیر افتاده‌ایم؛ هر روز جان‌های عزیز غیرنظامیان را از دست می‌دهیم، می‌ترسیم، گریه می‌کنیم، گاهی فقط برای دوام آوردن لبخند زورکی می‌زنیم، از صبح تا شب با کانفیگ و انواع وی‌پی‌ان درگیریم و هر لحظه با این سؤال زندگی می‌کنیم که آیا دقیقه‌ بعد، خانه هنوز سر جایش است یا نه. برای ما، جنگ فقط یک خبر یا تحلیل سیاسی نیست؛ فرو ریختن نفس‌به‌نفسِ زندگی است. جنگ شما، کابوس هر شب ماست. نه به جنگ، نه به بمب، نه به تصمیم‌هایی که از دور و نزدیک برای جان ما گرفته می‌شود.
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"Genocide" and "occupation" are now antisemitic tropes. You probably think this is satire. It isn't. They're being deadly serious. They are determined to rid antisemitism of meaning - to defend Israel as it commits monstrous crimes.
Opinion: It is time for Mamdani to stand in solidarity with Muslim leaders who eschew antisemitic tropes, such as “genocide” and “occupation,” and are committed to a new and broader regional alignment in the Middle East. jpost.com/opinion/article-89…
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Pas un mot de BFM à l’époque pour dénoncer les propos de leur chroniqueuse Barbara Lefebvre qui avait appelé à vider Gaza estimant qu’elle devait « devenir une zone vierge ». Apologie de génocide mais pas de GAV. Deux poids, deux mesures.
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Pour rappel, l'Etat a déployé un important dispositif policier pour que le gala "Israël for ever" puisse avoir lieu alors que Smotrich devait être présent et que Nili Kupfer-Naouri est présidente de l’association. Ce deux poids deux mesures est insupportable.
À la demande du ministre de l’Intérieur, @NunezLaurent, j’ai pris un arrêté interdisant la 40ᵉ édition de la Rencontre annuelle des musulmans de France, du 3 au 6 avril 2026, au Parc des Expositions de Paris – Le Bourget. Cette décision s’inscrit dans un contexte national et international marqué par des tensions accrues et un niveau de menace terroriste élevé, des risques de troubles à l’ordre public et la forte mobilisation des effectifs de la @prefpolice sur les jours à venir.
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