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Federiga Bindi retweeted
At the height of racist violence against the Palestinians, the EU Commission calls Apartheid Israel - where the bloc led by a PM wanted by the ICC won 53 out of 120 seats- “a vibrant democracy”.
Beyond the pale.
eunews.it/en/2026/10/28/the-…
Federiga Bindi retweeted
Congratulations to Dr @AbdulElSayed and to all US candidates who have defeated pro-aparheid lobby’s effort to elect politicians that support Israel’s ethnic cleansing and atrocity crimes in Palestine.
May this be the beginning of the end of the rule of lawlessness brought upon us
Federiga Bindi retweeted
The people deserve a Speaker and Leader who don’t take AIPAC or corporate money.
This is not radical.
It’s a popular sentiment among the majority of the country.
Yet the “Democratic” party is already betraying the people who voted for them by crowning Jeffries and Schumer.
If you’re new here and wondering why the Democrats are going against what their voters want, it’s because the party only cares about what its donors want.
Enough is enough. Get loud. The time for rebellion against the capitalist duopoly is now!
Federiga Bindi retweeted
Italians refuse to stay silent and sit idle in the face of a genocide and the normalisation of war.
The global awakening has started and so the peaceful uprising against the globalisation of Apartheid.
Together we are ONE, standing for peace, human rights & love for one another.
🇮🇹 Tens of thousands of workers, students, truckers and farmers marched in more than 40 Italian cities on Friday in a general strike against soaring living costs, rearmament and European support for wars in the Middle East, including the genocide in Gaza, according to Italian news agency Adnkronos.
Police counted 30,000 in Milan, where marchers shut down the eastern ring road for three hours, while organizers claimed over 100,000, according to Italian broadcaster TGCom24. A speaker in Turin put the crowd there at more than 50,000. The grassroots union USB, which called the strike, claimed 2 million nationwide showed up to challenge Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's "war economy."
Protesters blocked the port in Genoa with burning tires, TGCom24 reported, and marched into Naples port, demanding that ports not be used to move "weapons, ammunition, military equipment and troops." In Rome, police charged about 300 students who threw stones and Molotov cocktails. At least 10 officers were injured in Mestre and Vicenza, according to Adnkronos.
Transport Minister Matteo Salvini had ordered rail, air, sea and transit workers to stay on the job, but the order was dismissed by USB as "illegitimate."
🎥 Milan
Federiga Bindi retweeted
Explosive admission!
The head of the Mossad, David Barnea, admits that Israel used ordinary Iranians as tools to protect Mossad operatives in the country.
Rarely will you find a more crude admission of how Israel deliberately and carelessly put thousands of people it claimed it sought to liberate in harm’s way:
In June 2025, the Israeli spy agency deliberately published multiple videos in real time of its agents acting against in Iran to compel the Iranian government to arrest as many people as possible.
“We wanted to make sure they arrested so many people in Iran that they wouldn’t be able to distinguish the wheat [the actual Mossad agents] from the chaff and would eventually release everyone,” he said.
“You have to imagine that when you arrest 21,000 people, even if you’ve caught an agent or two, eventually you have to release them... the IRGC would have no way of knowing who was a real agent with such a vast number of detainees."
Barnea added that many of those arrested or executed by the IRGC as “Mossad agents” had nothing to do with the agency.
jpost.com/middle-east/iran-n…
Federiga Bindi retweeted
Daniela, 78 anni, è diventata uno dei volti simbolo della manifestazione del 24 ottobre 2026 a Firenze. Durante il corteo si è rivolta alle forze dell’ordine, chiedendo di poter partecipare e invitando gli agenti a seguire i manifestanti per verificare che non avessero intenzione di fare nulla di male. La protesta si è inserita in una giornata di mobilitazione che ha coinvolto diverse piazze italiane contro la guerra, il caro vita e le politiche del Governo.
Video Luca Serranò
Federiga Bindi retweeted
Massive protests in #Tokyo are calling for the Japanese prime minister to be ousted over his support for the United States and Israel.
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Federiga Bindi retweeted
Israel has certainly become a country where Antisemitism is on the rise
Zionists are constantly attacking Jews mercilessly
See how a zionist official brutally attacked a jewish man. Zionism is a new form of Antisemitism today
If you are a Jew who is against Zionism and Israel in Israel, you may be beaten every day, harassed by Zionists, and constantly raided and insulted by the police.
Federiga Bindi retweeted
واحد من أكثر المقاطع انتشاراً ومشاركة على مستوى العالم.
هذا ما صنعته إسرائيل في غزة.
شارِكوه أنتم أيضاً، ليشهد العالم على حجم الإبادة في غزة.
Federiga Bindi retweeted
I hope people in #Gaza can see this.
#Milan 3/10/26: young people lit their phones in the dark to tell their peers in Gaza: you are not alone; spontanously they sang Free Palestine.
The young generation, marked by the genocide, will see apartheid Israel in the dock. #CSALambretta
It would be ironic and really interesting if they did, because it would mean they implicitly recognize the ICC….
JUST IN: 🇮🇱🇹🇷 Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered an interministerial team and legal officials to prepare a case against Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan at the International Criminal Court (ICC), according to i24NEWS.
The proposed case would focus primarily on Türkiye's "treatment of its Kurdish population" and allegations that Erdoğan’s government has financed Hamas.
Federiga Bindi retweeted
JUST IN: 🇮🇱🇹🇷 Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered an interministerial team and legal officials to prepare a case against Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan at the International Criminal Court (ICC), according to i24NEWS.
The proposed case would focus primarily on Türkiye's "treatment of its Kurdish population" and allegations that Erdoğan’s government has financed Hamas.
Thank you @LNBDublin @nelariehl for inviting @afsc_org's Serena Awad to testify at #DPAL @Europarl_EN on #education in #Gaza. And thank you to all the MEPs who came, asked questions. @RimaHas @LeolucaOrlando1 @anamirandapaz @jaimeasensllodra @CarolinaMorace
Federiga Bindi retweeted
Huelga General en Italia para exigir el fin de genocidio en Palestina. La humanidad no sedejará extinguir
Federiga Bindi retweeted
🔴Husam Abu Safia is one of 95 doctors sentenced to death by Israel.
His only “crime” was treating and caring for the wounded people of Gaza—people Israel wants dead.
If you don’t want to watch him face execution, share this.
Federiga Bindi retweeted
הדוקו החדש של יובל אברהם ורחל שור, שחושף בפירוט את המערכות שמאחורי ההרג ההמוני והמחושב של פלסטינים בעזה בידי ישראל במהלך הג׳נוסייד, זכה למחיאות כפיים שנמשכו 25 דקות (!) בפסטיבל ונציה.
היסטורי.
Federiga Bindi retweeted
Un giorno saremo chiamati a rendere conto del nostro silenzio, della nostra complicità.
Siatene certi.
Venezia in tripudio per il film in cui i soldati dell'Idf raccontano del genocidio in Palestina
Sui tetti di Tel Aviv, di notte, con il volto coperto dal buio e la voce alterata per restare irriconoscibili, ventiquattro persone hanno deciso di raccontare quello che avevano fatto. Sono ufficiali e soldati dell'intelligence israeliana, reparti d'élite, quasi tutti residenti nella stessa città che si vede scintillare sullo sfondo delle riprese: è a sessanta chilometri da Gaza, ha un'altra luce. Hanno impiegato tre anni a convincerli a parlare, i registi israeliani Yuval Abraham e Rachel Szor: "Bastava chiedere", hanno raccontato al Lido, perché il muro di silenzio attorno al massacro dei civili palestinesi si è rivelato più sottile del previsto. Il risultato è "Naza", il documentario prodotto con i giornalisti investigativi del Guardian e con i partner d'inchiesta +972 Magazine e Local Call, arrivato in concorso a Venezia praticamente all'ultimo momento e uscito dalla proiezione ufficiale con venticinque minuti di applausi ininterrotti: è la standing ovation più lunga mai registrata alla Mostra, superiore anche a quella per "La voce di Hind Rajab" dello scorso anno.
Naza è la sigla con cui l'esercito israeliano indica le vittime civili previste, prima ancora che un attacco venga sferrato. Gli uomini intervistati raccontano come funziona quel calcolo non improvvisato, dalla sorveglianza costante delle utenze telefoniche palestinesi alla mappatura delle abitazioni già pronta ben prima del 7 ottobre 2023. Fino all’attesa: quella che un obiettivo rientri a casa perché colpire l'edificio con dentro la sua famiglia risulta più efficiente che inseguirlo altrove.
Raccontano di bombardamenti scattati al minimo segnale di vita rilevato tra le macerie, di corpi lasciati insepolti e di colpi sparati su chi usciva dalla fila per il cibo. Lo fanno con toni che oscillano tra il tecnico e l'inquietante: c'è chi si professa un semplice esecutore di ordini, chi ammette di essersi divertito, chi si è posto la domanda delle domande: "Se i nazisti rappresentano il male assoluto, cosa siamo allora noi?”. Uno risponde senza esitazione, quando il regista gli chiede se quello che ha visto sia un genocidio: “Sì”.
lespresso.it/c/cultura/2026/…
