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SeekingTruthToronto retweeted
❗️Concordia University’s student union handbook calls Walid Daqqa a martyr and prints his poem. It never says he was convicted of commanding the PFLP cell that kidnapped and killed Israeli soldier Moshe Tamam. The PFLP is a listed terrorist entity in Canada.
▪️ The same pages cite Addameer three times and list it as a site to visit. The US Treasury sanctioned Addameer in June 2025 for alleged ties to the PFLP. Israel designated it a terrorist organization in 2021. Addameer, Amnesty and Human Rights Watch reject the US sanction.
▪️They also send students to Free Marwan. Marwan Barghouti is serving five life sentences. In 2004 an Israeli court convicted him of five murders and found he had authority over the al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades, a listed terrorist entity in Canada.
▪️ And to the Jericho Movement. Twelve days after Canada and the US listed Samidoun as a PFLP front, Jericho pledged to “continue to support Samidoun’s work.” Printed with student fees. Pages 48–51.
This is what is being distributed to university students in my university.
SeekingTruthToronto retweeted
There you have it, your real genocide.
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🔴 Civil palestino describe la masacre del 7 de octubre
¿Qué hicieron con las cabezas - de los asesinados-?
«Les cortaron las cabezas y las dejaron a su lado».
¿Y las mujeres que secuestraron?
«Violarlas, abusarlas, agredirlas, interrogarlas. Cada uno tenía su idea. Los violaron».
¿También a los niños?
«A los niños también los violaron. Los secuestraron. Los agredieron. Los mataron».
Esto es Hamás.
Esto es lo que celebraron en las calles de Gaza.
Esto es lo que la izquierda española, en El País, en la SER, en La Sexta y en Moncloa siguen llamando «resistencia», «contexto» y «niños de Gaza».
Quien hoy ondea el trapo palestino y calla esto no está defendiendo a civiles. Está tapando una orgía de asesinato, violación y decapitación.
Que lo vean. Que lo oigan. Y que no digan que no sabían.
SeekingTruthToronto retweeted
These are the people Shabana Mahmood has said she wants to prioritise coming to the UK.
SeekingTruthToronto retweeted
Last week, it was revealed that a key journalist admitted that Hamas has a groupchat to coordinated messaging for international media.
This week, it was revealed 50 BBC journalists were actually Hamas journalists.
Paying attention yet?
SeekingTruthToronto retweeted
This muslim immigrant isn’t confused. He isn’t poorly integrated. He’s not some hard case the system failed to reach with a citizenship class. He is standing on a British pavement telling the people who live there that he came to rule, that the land is already Allah’s, and that their problem is a limited consciousness.
That’s the entire program. The Home Office calls it a refugee. He calls it a transfer of title.
This is the part the country still pretends is a tone issue. It’s not a damned tone issue. This is a man who crossed a border and announced that the border was the mistake.
Later today the same state will stand at a conference and talk about prioritizing Palestinians and unlocking the nation’s generosity. Ed Miliband just told the conference that “the movement is about a Palestinian state”. Not about Britain. About Palestine. Last week it was still explaining why a Hamas bodyguard got a passport and a buried name. In 2006 men from the same current were days from crashing airliners out of Heathrow.
You can keep calling the video an isolated case. This isn’t a joke. This is a briefing. The only people still treating it as manners are the ones holding the keys and telling you that YOU’RE the problem.
SeekingTruthToronto retweeted
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A lot of people are viewing the revelations of the Hamas bodyguard living in London and protected by court anonymity as some new British phenomenon.
It isn’t.
Twenty years ago a group of men in England came within days of doing something that would have made 9/11 look like the opening act.
They weren’t hiding in the tribal areas. They were in Walthamstow and High Wycombe. They had British papers. They were going to walk through Heathrow with bottles of soda and take down airliners over the Atlantic while the planes were full and there was nowhere to land.
August 2006. The liquid bomb plot. Most people remember the liquids bag at security. Almost nobody remembers what the bag is there for. Britain produced the cell. Britain still hands out the same passports. That is the thread.
SeekingTruthToronto retweeted
Cleared for Publication:
This is an IDF drone over central Gaza, cleared for release, and it is not ambiguous.
A child is walking weapons down a residential street in Central Gaza and taking it into a civilian house. Laundry hanging in the window. Ordinary street. That’s the point.
They do this because they’ve learned the only rule that matters to them. Put the rifles on a child and the jet won’t fire. Park the rifle in a family home and the next headline writes itself if that house is ever touched. The child is not an accident in the plan. The child IS the plan. They turn their own kids into couriers so that when the weapon is found later, the world can scream that Israel bombed a home and killed children.
I have zero patience left for the people who watch this and still talk about “innocent civilians” as if the neighborhood is unaware. They ALL know. They have ALWAYS known. This is how they fight. They hide the war inside a child and then demand you treat the child as proof that you’re the monster. That’s not resistance. That’s using a kid as cover and daring you to do anything about it.
SeekingTruthToronto retweeted
Deebo Cafe, the Gazan restaurant that opened this week, is dubbed "the largest and most luxurious restaurant in Gaza."
What do you think?
(Source at the end of the video, with additional ones in the thread below👇)
SeekingTruthToronto retweeted
Nearly all Muslim majority countries either walked out or were absent during Netanyahu’s speech at the UN General Assembly.
The exceptions were the UAE and Bahrain, whose delegations remained in the chamber.
Among those who walked out were countries like Pakistan, Turkey and Algeria. Hardly beacons of morality.
It is nothing more than ideological loyalty, and when loyalty is based solely on a shared ideology, it becomes incredibly dangerous.
It is precisely why Islamic terrorism is the biggest threat to people’s safety in the West and other parts of the world.
SeekingTruthToronto retweeted
🚨 Mr. Guterres. President Macron. UNGA members. We have a question.
António Guterres says “settler violence is skyrocketing to alarming levels.”
President Macron warns of a “dramatic increase in settler violence.”
So we did something fairly simple:
We checked the UN’s own data. 🔎
And before we even get into the individual cases, here is the first number worth knowing:
59.
That is the total number of Palestinian Arab fatalities according to OCHA's records over the past decade.
Not 590.
Not 5,900.
59. Over roughly a decade.
Then we checked every case.
Only ONE of those 59 was th victim of unprovoked violence by an Israeli civilian.
The other fatalities were either terrorists killed while carrying out attacks against Israelis, Arabs killed in confrontations with Israeli security forces, and 4 incidents (all related to the Arab rioting that sparked the Guardian of the Walls Operation) in which it could not be conclusively established.whether the IDF or Israeli civilians had fired the fatal shot.
Take the year 2024 for example:
OCHA records five Palestinian fatalities. What they don't tell you is that all 5 were killed by Israeli security forces, not by "settlers".
For additional context, over the comparable period, Jewish residents of Judea and Samaria killed in Arab terror attacks amounted to 12.18 per 100,000, compared with 0.04 Arab fatalities per 100,000 - INCLUDING those killed while carrying out attacks and those killed by the IDF.
So Secretary-General Guterres, President Macron, and everyone citing these figures:
📊 Have you studied opened your own data?
We have.
And we're publishing the receipts.
SeekingTruthToronto retweeted
These are kids who were in high school a minute ago and men and women who already did this once and got called back. Someone in a kitchen in the south or north or somewhere in the middle is waiting for a message that the shift ended. That is the part the videos never show you.
The flying and the boats and the street fighting are the job. The job exists because a few thousand murderers keep walking into our towns with the intent to murder our people while millions more wait on the other side of the fence to have their turn to try. The job exists because the people who cheer the murderers still have not run out of slogans.
I know the cost of pulling a trigger when the person in front of you is trying to do the same thing first. I know how quiet it is afterward. People talk about the IDF like it’s a brand. But it isn’t. It’s those who showed up that morning, tired, angry, and still going out again because the alternative is our families on the floor or in a grave.
They don’t get a thank you from the room that lectures us. But they’ll get one from me. They’re the reason we still exist and always will.
SeekingTruthToronto retweeted
Hamas supporters disrupted a Yom Kippur service this evening at the Meridian Arts Center in Toronto. This is just after a Synagogue was attacked with 30 bullets in Bellville.
SeekingTruthToronto retweeted
Every time someone says "1948," we only get half the story. So here's the whole thing.
In November 1947, the UN voted to divide the land into two states, one Jewish and one Arab. The UN didn't give the Jews a country. It recognized a people with 3,000 years of roots in the land, who had been promised a home since 1917.
The Jews got a small, fragmented territory, and Jerusalem wasn't even part of it. They said yes anyway. The Arab leaders said no. The day after the vote, Jewish buses were attacked, and the country slid into war.
And to those who say Israel stole a country.
There was no Palestinian state to steal from. The land had been ruled by the Ottomans for 400 years and then by the British. Israel got its share through the UN. The rest came from a war the other side started.
On May 14, 1948, Israel declared independence. The next day, five Arab armies invaded from Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, and Iraq. The goal wasn't a Palestinian state. The goal was that there would be no Jewish state.
Israel had no real army and barely any weapons, and many of its soldiers were Holocaust survivors who had come ashore only months earlier. They won because the alternative was to die.
Yes, around 700,000 Palestinians lost their homes in that war. Some were expelled by Israeli forces. That's documented, and it shouldn't be denied. Others fled the fighting, and some were told by their own leaders to leave their villages until the Arab armies had won. They didn't.
But there was another expulsion nobody talks about.
Around 850,000 Jews were driven out or pushed out of Arab countries like Iraq, Egypt, Yemen, and Morocco. Families who had lived there for centuries lost everything. The Jews of Jerusalem's Old City were expelled by Jordan.
Israel took them in and gave them new lives.
The Arab countries did the opposite with the Palestinians.
They kept them in camps and in refugee status that is now passed down to the fourth generation, so today there are nearly six million registered refugees.
In Lebanon, they're still barred from a long list of professions. And from 1948 to 1967, Jordan held the West Bank and Egypt held Gaza. Neither of them created a Palestinian state. They could have done it at any time.
Israel took in refugees, drained swamps, and built a beautiful country with no oil and enemies on every border.
The Palestinian leaders were offered the same chance, and they chose war instead. Imagine what could have been built if they had said yes.
The roughly 160,000 Arabs who stayed in Israel became Israeli citizens. Today they number around two million, with the right to vote, their own parties, and seats in parliament.
So when someone says Israel was built on expulsion, remember the whole picture. The Palestinians were offered a state before Israel even existed. The Arab side chose war. Israel defended itself.
Israel didn't start that war. It just refused to lose it.
Am Israel Chai.❤️🔥
SeekingTruthToronto retweeted
Must see video of the brilliant and esteemed @HausdorffMedia explaining the real laws of war, including proportionality and the legal and moral inversion portrayed in venal fiction mischaracterized as a documentary called NAZA. The principle of proportionality in war is merely a tool for weighing the cost of a particular military action against a specific military target, in terms of the number of incidental civilian casualties and damage that might be expected, in relation to the concrete and direct military advantage expected to be gained. Thus, the greater the expected gain from the particular military action, the greater the tolerance for collateral damage. If the military gain is slight, then the tolerable proportion of civilian casualties would correspondingly be less.
Consider then the outsized benefit to be gained from a military operation directed at saving innocent hostages. It’s suggested it would far out-weigh most concerns about collateral damage. Use by Hamas of involuntary human shields is a war crime, but it does not negate the possibility of military action against Hamas, because otherwise it would perversely encourage the use of human shields.
Feasible and practical precautions are required to limit civilian casualties, taking into consideration all circumstances, including the risk of harm to friendly combatants. It should be noted that many experts consider civilians who freely choose to be human shields, to dissuade attacks on military targets, to be directly participating in the hostilities and therefore forfeit any protection under the Proportionality rule.
israelnationalnews.com/news/…
Hamas, not Israel, is the real genocidal force. Israel conducted an exemplary, just and moral war to save kidnapped hostages and defend itself against Hamas’s genocidal aggression.
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SeekingTruthToronto retweeted
"Forget “Free Palestine” – let’s free the West from the zombie hordes of sanctimonious keffiyeh wearers who mistake hating Israel for having a personality."
Brendan O'Neill in the @australian.
SeekingTruthToronto retweeted
Thank you @MorEdge_Insight for sharing and must see brilliant presentation by @HausdorffMedia. Shocking how many misuse explosive legal terms like 'occupation', 'genocide' & 'apartheid' in agenda driven narrative to libel Israel. Must unequivocally condemn & stop justifying Hamas atrocities. Bless Israel and be blessed. israelnationalnews.com/news/…
For three years the word “occupation” has been treated as settled law instead of what it actually is, a political weapon with a prefix that only ever gets attached to Israel. @HausdorffMedia sits down on @triggerpod and does the thing almost nobody in Western media will do. She applies the same rule the world applies everywhere else.
Uti possidetis juris. When a state is born and there is no agreed partition, the pre-existing administrative lines become the borders. Latin America after Spain. Africa and Asia after the empires. Ukraine after the Soviet collapse. That is why Russia in Crimea is called an occupier. Crimea was inside Ukraine’s lines at independence.
In 1948 those lines for Israel were the British Mandate. The West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Gaza sat inside them. Jordan and Egypt then seized that land in a war meant to kill the state at birth.
In 1967 Israel took it back. You do not occupy what was already yours. If Ukraine walked back into Crimea tomorrow, nobody serious would call that an occupation.
Israel later put a temporary administrative frame over Judea and Samaria because it was still playing land for peace and thought Jordan might take the West Bank. Jordan signed peace in 1994 and wanted nothing to do with it. Oslo created Areas A, B, and C. None of that turns a recovered Mandate territory into someone else’s country by slogan.
“Illegal occupation” is not a category the Geneva Conventions run around the planet applying to Northern Cyprus or Nagorno-Karabakh or the other real occupations. It is a blood label reserved for one state, and it was designed to make diplomacy and campuses and courtrooms start from a lie. She says the consequences of that lie include October 7.
Watch the whole clip. Then try saying “illegal occupation” again as if it were a fact instead of a campaign.
SeekingTruthToronto retweeted
Twenty days after October 7, a Hamas official sits on Russian television and explains the architecture of the place.
The interviewer asks the only honest question in the clip. “You built five hundred kilometers of tunnels. Why did you not build shelters for the people who live above them?”
Mousa Abu Marzouk does not dodge it. “The tunnels,” he says, “are so that we can protect ourselves from the planes. We fight from inside them.”
Then he shrugs the civilians onto someone else. “Seventy-five percent of Gaza are refugees. That is the United Nations’ job. Under Geneva, that is the occupation’s job. Not ours.”
That is the governing class speaking, not a rumor from Tel Aviv. Concrete and diesel and years of labor went into a city under the city for the men with the guns. The pink bedroom and the hospital ward were left on the surface because the people in them were useful as a headline, not as a population Hamas intended to keep alive.
When the West screams about civilian deaths, play this first. He told you who the tunnels were for.