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This is something you will have to do your own research on, i don't have the patience to details the ins and outs of it. But its very easy to find pro-zionist rabbies openly saying what they think of Christians. Then you get the Talmudic ones who absolute despise Christians, after all they claim Jesus is burning eternally in hell in boiling excrement.
Zionism hates Christianity more then other faith, yet the Christians have become their biggest tool, their most valuable instrument in pursuing their geopolitical ambitions.
But what i will say is this, zionism is not jewish it uses the jews. Its modern origins come out of britain it is a tool of scottish rite freemasonry. The freemasons themselves methophorically worship lucifier. They say this in their own works as seen in morals and dogma. The god of the arabhamic faith to the masonic society is evil, satan is the light according to them. He took man out of a state of ignorance as portrayed by the garden of eden. Hence why the snake has always been used as a symbol of the intellect historically.
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He means the Evangelical Christians in the USA,Europe and Australia.
I asked about part where you had written that Christians are jewish pupets. I doubt that any Christian is jewish pupet. I dont consider US evangelics as a true christians if you meant about them. And I dont care what jews think about Christians, eventualy they all would convert to Christianity and embrace Jesus
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His Majesty King Mohammed VI, Chairman of the Al-Quds Committee, has given his high instructions to send urgent humanitarian and medical aid for the benefit of the brotherly Palestinian people, especially the residents of the #Gaza Strip.
This aid, with a total volume of approximately 180 tons, consists of essential food supplies, milk, and materials specifically intended for children, as well as medicines, surgical equipment, blankets, prepared tents, and other supplies.
This aid will be sent through a special route that will enable its rapid and direct delivery to the Palestinian beneficiaries. The aid will be delivered by land as same as other delievers that have been made previously.
This aid, with a total volume of approximately 180 tons, consists of essential food supplies, milk, and materials specifically intended for children, as well as medicines, surgical equipment, blankets, prepared tents, and other supplies.
This aid will be sent through a special route that will enable its rapid and direct delivery to the Palestinian beneficiaries. The aid will be delivered by land as same as other delievers that have been made previously.
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GHF whistleblower says boy killed by Israel just after he collected aid
Anthony Aguilar says Amir walked 12km to receive a meagre allotment of aid, only to be fatally shot.
Barefoot and dressed in tattered clothes, Amir approached a GHF aid distribution point in Gaza desperate for help. He had walked 12km (7.5 miles) to collect food. And moments after the frail boy received his small packets of aid, the Israeli army opened fire.
That was the account Anthony Aguilar, a United States Army veteran, gave during a recent interview. The former GHF contractor has been warning the world about the US- and Israeli-backed aid scheme.
On Thursday, outrage over the GHF and the accounts Aguilar has been sharing with US lawmakers and journalists continued to grow. US Senator Bernie Sanders posted a video of Aguilar to X noting that he “witnessed atrocities committed using American taxpayer dollars”.
In an interview with Israeli activist Offir Gutelzon and journalist Noga Tarnopolsky on the UnXeptable podcast this week, Aguilar recounted that Amir approached him as a crowd of aid seekers began to depart an aid distribution site.
Aguilar shared photos of the boy he identified as Amir – a small child that looks to be no older than 10 or 12.
“He puts out his hand, and so I beckoned him to come to me. I said, ‘Come here.’ And he reaches out and he holds my hand, and he kisses my hand and he says, ‘Shukran [Thank you],'” Aguilar recounted.
But their meeting was swiftly interrupted as “pepper spray, tear gas, stun grenades and bullets” were shot into the air and at the feet of Amir and the crowd of aid seekers still gathered, Aguilar said.
As the “last group of people, women and children and small children and kids and children and babies” left the site, Aguilar said he could hear machinegun fire from the Israeli army.
“They’re shooting to control the population that’s along the Morag Corridor. And as they’re doing that, they’re shooting into this crowd, … and Palestinians, civilians, human beings, are dropping to the ground, getting shot,” he said.
“And Amir was one of them. Amir walked 12km to get food, got nothing but scraps, thanked us for it and died,” he said.
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The Least we could is to never forget what they did and how they did it. We will NOT let them rewrite the history in the future.
Anthony Aguilar says Amir walked 12km to receive a meagre allotment of aid, only to be fatally shot.
Barefoot and dressed in tattered clothes, Amir approached a GHF aid distribution point in Gaza desperate for help. He had walked 12km (7.5 miles) to collect food. And moments after the frail boy received his small packets of aid, the Israeli army opened fire.
That was the account Anthony Aguilar, a United States Army veteran, gave during a recent interview. The former GHF contractor has been warning the world about the US- and Israeli-backed aid scheme.
On Thursday, outrage over the GHF and the accounts Aguilar has been sharing with US lawmakers and journalists continued to grow. US Senator Bernie Sanders posted a video of Aguilar to X noting that he “witnessed atrocities committed using American taxpayer dollars”.
In an interview with Israeli activist Offir Gutelzon and journalist Noga Tarnopolsky on the UnXeptable podcast this week, Aguilar recounted that Amir approached him as a crowd of aid seekers began to depart an aid distribution site.
Aguilar shared photos of the boy he identified as Amir – a small child that looks to be no older than 10 or 12.
“He puts out his hand, and so I beckoned him to come to me. I said, ‘Come here.’ And he reaches out and he holds my hand, and he kisses my hand and he says, ‘Shukran [Thank you],'” Aguilar recounted.
But their meeting was swiftly interrupted as “pepper spray, tear gas, stun grenades and bullets” were shot into the air and at the feet of Amir and the crowd of aid seekers still gathered, Aguilar said.
As the “last group of people, women and children and small children and kids and children and babies” left the site, Aguilar said he could hear machinegun fire from the Israeli army.
“They’re shooting to control the population that’s along the Morag Corridor. And as they’re doing that, they’re shooting into this crowd, … and Palestinians, civilians, human beings, are dropping to the ground, getting shot,” he said.
“And Amir was one of them. Amir walked 12km to get food, got nothing but scraps, thanked us for it and died,” he said.
GHF whistleblower says boy killed by Israel just after he collected aid
Amir walked 12km to receive a meagre allotment of aid, only to be fatally shot, Anthony Aguilar says.
The Least we could is to never forget what they did and how they did it. We will NOT let them rewrite the history in the future.
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Why Itamar Ben-Gvir’s Al-Aqsa prayer caused so much anger
Right-wing Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir sparked outrage from nations across the Middle East.
It’s clear , it’s a provocation, but how can be responded? Jews wants the confrontation.
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Australia to recognise Palestinian state in September
It follows similar moves by the UK, France and Canada.
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There is a UN general assembly in September(09-09-2025,80th session of the UN general assembly),no better platform to announce it.
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I see, makes sense. ty.
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IDF must have very “good” snipers
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95% headshots or chest. If you imagine that most children are under 12 years old, thin body and head, it’s an “impressive” skill.
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BBC News - BBC Examines Shooting of Children in Gaza
The BBC World Service has gathered information on 168 children shot in Gaza
95% headshots or chest. If you imagine that most children are under 12 years old, thin body and head, it’s an “impressive” skill.
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More pain for #Israel, #Norway’s Sovereign Wealth Fund with US$2 Trillion #WealthFund managed by Norway Central Bank Cuts #Israeli #Investments Over #GazaWar
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Little Amna Went to Get Water. An Israeli Drone Killed Her
Amna and her brother, Baraa, were both killed in separate Israeli airstrikes. Photo via the family’s social media.
“I know you prefer desalinated water to tap water, and I will get you more.”
These were the final words of 11-year-old Amna to her father Ashraf al-Mufti, before an Israeli drone missile killed her.
Ashraf was lying on his bed, recovering from severe injuries that he sustained when a missile hit a house adjacent to his sister’s, with whom he was staying after his own house was destroyed months before.
Once Ashraf was discharged from the hospital, friends who lived meters away from the Kamal Odwan Hospital offered to let him and his family stay with them.
On Dec. 21, 2024, at around 1:30 pm, Amna stepped out for the final time. She walked the short distance to the hospital, still powered by a generator and functioning desalination unit, to refill her water container. Just as she left, a missile struck, obliterating both her and the container she had strained to carry.
“She loved to fill her container with water. She loved to help the family, especially after I was wounded,” Ashraf told me, his voice heavy with sorrow.
It wasn’t until Aug. 17, 2025, that the world saw the video of Amna’s final moments: a ponytailed girl, clutching a white container, dashing across a narrow street, only to be struck down as white smoke billowed, and time stood still.
The footage sent shockwaves across the globe.
“I heard the airstrike but never thought it was targeting my daughter,” Ashraf said. Two hours later, the family rushed to the hospital only to find the slain body of Amna on the floor, abandoned by her water container.
Amna was laid to rest in Beit Lahia Cemetery, a place where many of my own family rest. Her mother, Najla, had wanted a concrete grave, etched with Amna’s name, but the cruel blockade made even that simple dignity unaffordable.
For Ashraf, his own injuries and the killing of his daughter did not signal the end of his tragedies.
On May 17, 2025, his wife, Najla, and their 8-year-old son, Baraa, were killed in an airstrike on a house where they were sheltering in the Tal al-Zaatar neighborhood in Jabalia Camp.
Najla and Baraa were buried in Shekh Redwan Cemetery in Gaza City, far from Amna’s burial place.
Ashraf told me that in the airstrike that killed his wife and son, another son, 14-year-old Mohammad, was wounded for the fourth time. In the previous three times, Mohammad was wounded when Israeli quadcopters opened fire and dropped grenades on him and others while filling up buckets of water in the streets of different areas.
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Notably, just six days after Amna’s death near Kamal Adwan Hospital, Israeli forces raided the facility. They abducted Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, the hospital’s pediatrician-director, alongside other staff, and set the surgical suite, lab, and storerooms ablaze, rendering the hospital non-functional.
Amna’s tragic video bears witness to a harrowing truth: children are targeted, and the world remains complicit and a partner in Israel’s war crimes and crimes against humanity.
The world has failed. People in Gaza feel betrayed. I felt this in Ashraf’s voice. I feel this in the voices of my relatives and friends in Gaza with whom I talk every single day.
No one shall come one day and say, “We did not know.”
The whole world not only knew but has been watching this live-streamed.
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Did you guys see it? IDF deliberately target children with precision strike.
Amna and her brother, Baraa, were both killed in separate Israeli airstrikes. Photo via the family’s social media.
“I know you prefer desalinated water to tap water, and I will get you more.”
These were the final words of 11-year-old Amna to her father Ashraf al-Mufti, before an Israeli drone missile killed her.
Ashraf was lying on his bed, recovering from severe injuries that he sustained when a missile hit a house adjacent to his sister’s, with whom he was staying after his own house was destroyed months before.
Once Ashraf was discharged from the hospital, friends who lived meters away from the Kamal Odwan Hospital offered to let him and his family stay with them.
On Dec. 21, 2024, at around 1:30 pm, Amna stepped out for the final time. She walked the short distance to the hospital, still powered by a generator and functioning desalination unit, to refill her water container. Just as she left, a missile struck, obliterating both her and the container she had strained to carry.
“She loved to fill her container with water. She loved to help the family, especially after I was wounded,” Ashraf told me, his voice heavy with sorrow.
It wasn’t until Aug. 17, 2025, that the world saw the video of Amna’s final moments: a ponytailed girl, clutching a white container, dashing across a narrow street, only to be struck down as white smoke billowed, and time stood still.
The footage sent shockwaves across the globe.
“I heard the airstrike but never thought it was targeting my daughter,” Ashraf said. Two hours later, the family rushed to the hospital only to find the slain body of Amna on the floor, abandoned by her water container.
Amna was laid to rest in Beit Lahia Cemetery, a place where many of my own family rest. Her mother, Najla, had wanted a concrete grave, etched with Amna’s name, but the cruel blockade made even that simple dignity unaffordable.
For Ashraf, his own injuries and the killing of his daughter did not signal the end of his tragedies.
On May 17, 2025, his wife, Najla, and their 8-year-old son, Baraa, were killed in an airstrike on a house where they were sheltering in the Tal al-Zaatar neighborhood in Jabalia Camp.
Najla and Baraa were buried in Shekh Redwan Cemetery in Gaza City, far from Amna’s burial place.
Ashraf told me that in the airstrike that killed his wife and son, another son, 14-year-old Mohammad, was wounded for the fourth time. In the previous three times, Mohammad was wounded when Israeli quadcopters opened fire and dropped grenades on him and others while filling up buckets of water in the streets of different areas.
Share
Notably, just six days after Amna’s death near Kamal Adwan Hospital, Israeli forces raided the facility. They abducted Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, the hospital’s pediatrician-director, alongside other staff, and set the surgical suite, lab, and storerooms ablaze, rendering the hospital non-functional.
Amna’s tragic video bears witness to a harrowing truth: children are targeted, and the world remains complicit and a partner in Israel’s war crimes and crimes against humanity.
The world has failed. People in Gaza feel betrayed. I felt this in Ashraf’s voice. I feel this in the voices of my relatives and friends in Gaza with whom I talk every single day.
No one shall come one day and say, “We did not know.”
The whole world not only knew but has been watching this live-streamed.
Little Amna Went to Get Water. An Israeli Drone Killed Her
Zeteo's newest contributor and Pulitzer Prize winner, Mosab Abu Toha, speaks to Amna al-Mufti's father about the murder of his 11-year-old daughter in Gaza - caught on tape for all the world to see.
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Did you guys see it? IDF deliberately target children with precision strike.
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Israel's ex-military intelligence chief said 50,000 Gaza deaths were 'necessary'
TEL AVIV, Israel — Leaked audio recordings broadcast Friday reveal remarks by Israel's former chief of military intelligence about the price he believed Palestinians should pay for Hamas' Oct. 7, 2023, attack.
The tape recordings, aired by Israel's Channel 12 TV, captured former Maj. Gen. Aharon Haliva saying in Hebrew, "The fact that there are already 50,000 dead in Gaza is necessary and required for future generations."
He went further, saying that for every Israeli killed on Oct. 7, 50 Palestinians should die.
"It doesn't matter if they're children. I'm not speaking out of revenge. I'm talking about a message for future generations. From time to time, they need a Nakba to feel the cost," Haliva said.
Killing children isn't random. It's part of their campaign plann.
