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A Palestinian father was shot dead by an Israeli sniper while trying to retrieve his son’s body after Israeli forces killed the child.
The footage was documented by journalist Hassan Salih, who was later killed by Israel on May 13, 2025, while covering the atrocities in Gaza.
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Här kommer hela granskningen som visar på stora problem i alla svenska valkompasser. Jag har brutit ner kompassernas kod och visar hur väljare matchas med fel parti och dessutom hur partierna kan manipulera SVT:s kompass med en känd metod. valkoll.com/valkompasserna/
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🎥 “We want to go the Farage route, not the Lib Dem route.”
Ashok Kumar of Greens for Palestine spoke to Novara Media about strategy behind the Green Party’s “Zionism is racism” motion, which took a year to organize and was designed to expose Labour’s politics. He said PM Andy Burnham’s response revealed him as little different from Keir Starmer.
Inspired by Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s France Unbowed and its “strategy of conflict,” the idea is to set the terms of debate, provoke a backlash, and heighten contradictions to force opponents to reveal positions.
Rather than chase more MPs by moderating its politics, Kumar says the Greens should use confrontation to shift the debate leftward and become an anti-establishment force.
“We want to drag [the paradigm] to the left kicking and screaming.”
@comrade_kumar_ | @novaramedia
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National Action are neo-Nazis.
Their members attempted to murder a Sikh dentist, plotted to machete an MP to death and stockpiled weapons for a race war.
Palestine Action targeted weapons' factories and threw paint at planes in protest at toddlers having their heads blown off.
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Det här är alltså ett konto som följs av 50k twitterkonton.
Bilden de hävdar att SVT manipulerat är alltså från 2023.
Varför ljuga? Vad är syftet?
lejdd.fr/societe/guerre-isra…
Såklart visar @SVT en ensam fransk flagga vid Place de la République i Paris – medan internationell media* visar palestinska flaggor, egyptiska, algeriska och iranska regimens flaggor
* Reuters, The Guardian, Media Line m.fl.
@SVTNyheter #journalistik SVT Aktuellt 2026-10-19
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Ashok Kumar gets it. You don't get anywhere by tinkering around the edges, trying to not upset the establishment.
Any fight for radical change is always gonna get messy. If your best argument is that the fight for justice might upset comfortable people then you have no argument at all.
Every movement for justice loses support among sections of the public. The civil rights movement was unpopular in the 1950s and 60s, but it didn't give up.
The fight for Palestinian justice is much the same. To argue that it's strategically wrong to call the ideology behind a genocide "racist" is absurd. If we can't call out Zionism now, when? When the establishment gives us permission?
Zionism must be defeated and it can only be defeated if people aren't afraid to speak the truth.
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De senaste veckorna har vi sett flera flagranta exempel på hur nätjättarna begränsar det fria ordet.
Var är ramaskriet från de högerdebattörer som annars gärna sitter på en hög häst i debatten om yttrandefrihet?
flamman.se/oligarkerna-vill-…
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Today, Brad Lander, rabbis, and other New Yorkers accompanied Palestinian farmers during the olive harvest. For that, they were detained by the Israeli government.
Harvesting olives is not illegal. The occupation is.
I am thankful that Brad has been released. But other New Yorkers remain detained, and they must be released immediately.
The same Israeli government detaining them has committed a horrific genocide against Palestinians, killing more than 74,000 people over the last few years alone.
The detention of these New Yorkers must end. The occupation must end. The genocide must end.
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I’ve been detained by the IDF, along with a group of rabbis & volunteers. We were simply harvesting olives in a grove near Nehalim in the West Bank.
The occupation is a crime under international law. Harvesting olives isn’t a crime under any law I know.
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It is becoming very clear that at least some of the "black block" rioters in France were undercover cops, whose aim was presumably to undermine general public support for the schoolkid/student protests and "justify" a further step towards fascistic dictatorship.
#ResistZIM
🏴🕷️ #Appariteurs stories 👁️👁️
Quand les casseurs remontent les informations au chef !
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🏴🕷️ #Appariteurs stories 👁️👁️
Quand les casseurs remontent les informations au chef !
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The protests in France started with teachers striking because of underfunding and overcrowding. There were rats in classrooms.
High School students then joined the protests. University students then joined the protests. Then trade unions joined.
The French police violently overreacted.
NONE of this has to do with Muslim people or immigrants. Anyone who says it's a Muslim problem is a lying bigot.
🇫🇷 French police have left protesters with injuries that human rights lawyers told outlets compare to those seen in conflict zones, as a student uprising over crumbling schools and the cost of living enters its fifth week.
Over Saturday and Sunday alone, French outlets StreetPress, Index and ViolencesPolicières(dot)fr collected several hundred videos and testimonies. Cases they documented include:
🔸 A 17-year-old in Saint-Étienne whose hand was torn off by a police grenade
🔸 A 17-year-old girl in Mulhouse who lost the sight in her left eye after being hit by a tear gas grenade
🔸 Protesters in Paris, Lyon, Strasbourg and Besançon beaten with batons and kicked while on the ground, including one held in a chokehold
France's police watchdog has opened at least 36 investigations into police violence against high school protesters. Christophe Calvao, president of the Paris Young Lawyers' Union, denounced "an increasingly systematic use of crowd-control measures that would normally be reserved for much more serious situations."
Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez has said police "must be able to use all intermediate weapons," and on Tuesday vowed to "step up" for the next mobilization. France Unbowed leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon said his party and unions know how to keep marches peaceful by deploying hundreds of volunteers, adding: "We could at least expect police to do something other than fire indiscriminately into the crowd."
Melenchon also noted that most European countries ban such grenades, and that Nuñez suspended them only to reinstate them "not even 48 hours" later.
🎥 Edited by @samivanderlip. (Compilation of videos circulating online).
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🇫🇷 French police have left protesters with injuries that human rights lawyers told outlets compare to those seen in conflict zones, as a student uprising over crumbling schools and the cost of living enters its fifth week.
Over Saturday and Sunday alone, French outlets StreetPress, Index and ViolencesPolicières(dot)fr collected several hundred videos and testimonies. Cases they documented include:
🔸 A 17-year-old in Saint-Étienne whose hand was torn off by a police grenade
🔸 A 17-year-old girl in Mulhouse who lost the sight in her left eye after being hit by a tear gas grenade
🔸 Protesters in Paris, Lyon, Strasbourg and Besançon beaten with batons and kicked while on the ground, including one held in a chokehold
France's police watchdog has opened at least 36 investigations into police violence against high school protesters. Christophe Calvao, president of the Paris Young Lawyers' Union, denounced "an increasingly systematic use of crowd-control measures that would normally be reserved for much more serious situations."
Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez has said police "must be able to use all intermediate weapons," and on Tuesday vowed to "step up" for the next mobilization. France Unbowed leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon said his party and unions know how to keep marches peaceful by deploying hundreds of volunteers, adding: "We could at least expect police to do something other than fire indiscriminately into the crowd."
Melenchon also noted that most European countries ban such grenades, and that Nuñez suspended them only to reinstate them "not even 48 hours" later.
🎥 Edited by @samivanderlip. (Compilation of videos circulating online).
