Israel’s PM Netanyahu vowed to colonize Gaza, saying, “We will take control of all the territory of the Strip”. He is using starvation as a weapon, as Donald Trump tries to expel Palestinians to Libya
Too many ppl still prefer to remain willfully ignorant of the fact that Zionism/Israel has always been UK/US Imperialist colonial project, the "Crusader State"..
The U.S. just took over after the British empire collapsed
One should think of Israel as the biggest of 800+ overseas U.S. military bases, "Unsinkable ? carrier", created to control (bomb) this whole oil-rich region.
Especially the Suez Canal and the Strait of Hormuz, the world's most important oil transit chokepoint.
It allows Western Imperialist Oligarchy to control the Oil prices and maintain the hegemony of Petrodollar.
You're a nice compliment to Brian Berletic. Finally listening to him because he sounded too harsh at first. Now he's also spot on. Hope there isn't any bad blood between you. Heard Max shamed anyother indepedent reporter. Still find what he did unforgivable. Ditto Scott Ritter shaming Richard Medhurt & Gonzolo Lira before he had his recent outing as a tool of the empire.
The fake Jews have become willing participants in death and destruction as much as the Ukrainains completely brainwashed by their luciferic masters the CIA & MI6 who work for the luciferic syndicate (well, that's what my old Bishop called them) not the citizens. Brian calls it "the continuation of agenda".
Nice you printed this. I did try to watch. Every time I see DJT or an Isreali Leader or even Vance or Rubio I physically want to throw up. (I have physicaly reactions before mental...consequence of trauma).
I blame the enablers. The evangelical Christian MAGA cult. They're worse than the Israelis since the Israelies have been brainwashed for generations. The Evangelicals are new. The "experiment" of CIA Jim Jones has finally been perfected and we're seeing it play out before our helpless eyes. If that isn't an indication we have all become slaves to the empire, I don't know what will. How can we fight the system if our own families refuse to even listen to us and the hairdresser doesn't even know there is a war in Ukraine & the Middle East and there are tariffs?
The evangelical Christians aren't new. They were supporters of the idea of Zionism back when it first appeared, in the 19th century. It's just that they're out of the closet now. Chris Hedges, whose opinions I frequently disagree with, wrote a whole book about the evangelicals entitled "American Fascists: The Christian Right and the War on America". Also check out Ilan Pappe's book "Lobbying for Zionism".
All the pundits have their blind spots. The Duran, Caitlin Johnstone and Norton all swallowed the hopium about Trump and peace deals in Ukraine. The Grayzone and Berletic think that 'green policies' and renewables are tools of the deep state (ie big oil) to control us when clearly this is what the 'continuity of agenda' (Project 2025) is saying the democrats and 'left' is doing. We're meant to think the climate crisis is faked and to trash renewables so that we don't gain independence from US oil hegemony and the need for wars and control of the Middle East.
China is very sensibly developing viable alternatives to oil, however in doing so they've produced a shed load of emissions that only just peaked in 2024, setting in warming that will cause massive disruption to agriculture all over the world.
The US is isolating itself and will seal its borders.
We'll not be fighting the system that's responsible for this catastrophe so much as experiencing the consequences of ignoring the massive elephant in the room.
No one can trust Israel or anything they say in terms of peace, cease-fires, et cetera. The only solution is that the UN needs to defy the US continual vetoes which protect the Israeli genecide, and go in with troops and remove all Israelis from the illegally occupied parts of Palestine. On a related issue, the UN needs to remove Israeli nuclear weapons which will keep the Iranians from ever developing nuclear weapons. Iran repeatedly stated that they have no intention of developing nuclear weapons, and past international inspections have confirmed that. Isreal is the threat and danger in West Asia!
I would love to see China or Russia take matters into their own hands by arresting Netanyahu and turning him over to The Hague. China has just surpassed the US as the most influential country in the world, and getting Netanyahu and Smotrich behind bars would do the world a huge favor.
The other option is for the Israeli leadership to tire of Bibi and give Trump the green light to toss the pathetic creature under the bus. Trump's trip to the Middle East monarchies without Israel in tow seemed like a harsh shun. I wonder if that is a sign of what's coming.
I believe the genocide was planned in the '90s by the US and Israel. I am not convinced that the Hamas surprise wasn't co-planned or known by Netanyahu, and allowed it to happen so it could be used to execute their final plans. This would be classic Mossad/CIA.
Also, another angle on all this is those in Silicon Valley and elsewhere who believe in the "end of times" or eschatology from the Bible. They need Israel and the Jews to occupy Palestine before the rapture occurs. So, religious fanatics and mass murderers are on the same page.
President Trump, his Cabinet and US Congress ARE Legally Accomplices of the Israeli Genocide. Both entitities have knowingly, willingly, openly, SENT heavy weaponry, 2,000-pound bombs, tens of Billions of dollars and provided full political support at the UNSC to Israel to CONTINUE the Genocide. Additionally, the Trump Administration IS pushing very hard, with clear INTENT (key word before an International Genocide Tribunal) to Ethnically Clean Gaza, desperately looking for countries to take ALL Gazans. Actions and Intent clearly, unambiguously demonstrate GENOCIDE according to the UN Convention on Genocide.
Donald Trump’s and US Government Lack of Reliability: To MAGA, among other major issues, he MUST make US Government trustworthy.
Donald Trump's presidencies have been marked by a highly unpredictable and transactional approach to policy, frequently initiating significant changes only to alter, delay, or reverse them, sometimes multiple times.
● Trade Policy & Tariffs: A cornerstone of his "America First" agenda, Trump aggressively used tariffs to reduce trade deficits and protect domestic industries, promising to "tariff and tax foreign countries".
○ Imposition & Delays: Hours after his second inauguration, 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada, and 10% on China, were declared effective February 4, 2025. These were often paused (e.g., 30-day pause for Mexico/Canada) , then re-imposed.
○ Steel & Aluminum: Initial 2018 tariffs were expanded, with exemptions removed and rates increased to 25% across the board by March 12, 2025. An August 2020 reimposition of tariffs on Canadian aluminum was eliminated about a month later.
○ "Reciprocal Tariffs": A 10% baseline tax on imports from all countries was applied on April 2, 2025, with higher rates for nations with trade surpluses. These higher rates were almost immediately suspended for 90 days for all countries except China due to market concerns.
○ China: Tariffs on Chinese imports escalated dramatically, reaching 145% by April 9, 2025. China consistently retaliated. However, by May 12, 2025, the U.S. and China agreed to roll back tariffs by 115 percentage points for 90 days, temporarily lowering the U.S. tariff on Chinese goods to 30% and China's to 10%. This showed a pattern of aggressive imposition, negotiation, and partial rollback.
○ Legal Challenges: Multiple states sued Trump, arguing he exceeded his authority.
● North American Trade (NAFTA to USMCA): Trump campaigned on renegotiating or withdrawing from NAFTA.
○ USMCA Implementation: Renegotiations began August 16, 2017 , leading to the USMCA, signed November 30, 2018, and entering into force July 1, 2020.
○ Continued Friction: Despite USMCA, Trump threatened or imposed 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports, citing illicit fentanyl and unauthorized migrants. For instance, a 10% tariff was imposed on Canadian energy imports. These tariffs were seen as undermining trust and prompting Canada to diversify trade relationships away from the U.S.
● Iran Nuclear Deal (JCPOA): Trump called the JCPOA "the worst deal ever".
○ Withdrawal & Sanctions: On May 8, 2018, the U.S. withdrew from the JCPOA despite Iran's compliance. This initiated a "maximum pressure" campaign with re-imposed sanctions phased in over 90 and 180 days.
○ Iran's Response: Iran incrementally reduced its commitments from May 2019, abandoning all limitations by January 2020, and increasing uranium enrichment (e.g., to 20% U-235 by January 2021).
● North Korea Denuclearization (ICBM): Shifted from belligerence to unprecedented direct diplomatic engagement.
○ Initial Belligerence: Trump's first year saw escalated tensions, ICBM tests, and a hydrogen bomb test, with Trump threatening "fire and fury". Conflict seemed a real possibility.
○ Diplomacy & Summits: An abrupt shift to diplomacy in early 2018 led to three historic summits with Kim Jong-un (Singapore, Hanoi, Panmunjom). Trump unilaterally canceled large-scale U.S.-South Korea military exercises.
○ Lack of Progress: Little substantive progress on denuclearization was made after the first summit. North Korea continued to produce nuclear material and conduct short-range missile tests, violating UN Security Council prohibitions. By December 2019, Kim threatened to end the testing moratorium.
● Russia & Ukraine: Policy shifted from a confrontational stance to prioritizing a negotiated settlement and a reset of U.S.-Russia relations, with fluctuating support for Ukraine.
○ Initial Stance (First Term/Pre-2022): Despite campaign rhetoric, the Trump administration maintained and redoubled efforts to bring Russia into compliance with the INF Treaty, funding research for new missile systems to counter Russian violations. The U.S. policy was to pressure Russia, including by not removing existing sanctions (from the Obama era) and providing security assistance to Ukraine. This assistance included lethal aid such as Javelin anti-armor systems, Stinger anti-aircraft missiles, howitzers, and other anti-armor systems in FY 2021, well before the full-scale conflict began in February 2022.
○ Shift to Rapprochement (Second Term/Post-2022, in context of the conflict): Trump prioritized a negotiated peace in Ukraine and a "reset" of U.S.-Russia relations. He engaged in direct calls with Putin and Zelenskyy to spur ceasefire talks. In early March 2025, the U.S. temporarily suspended military assistance and intelligence sharing to Ukraine, citing Ukraine's "lack of commitment to any sort of peace process," only reinstating it later. The administration appeared to soften its approach by moving to disband taskforces combating Russian disinformation, sanctions evasion, and war crimes investigations. The U.S. voted with Russia at the UN on two occasions marking the third anniversary of the invasion and Trump refused to refer to Russia as the aggressor. Trump pushed for a 30-day interim ceasefire, but a full ceasefire was not achieved, with Russia demanding sanctions relief. While Trump threatened to step up sanctions, he did not remove existing sanctions on Russia , and some Biden-era energy sanctions were allowed to go into effect.
● Immigration & Border Security (Mexico & Canada): Central themes with aggressive enforcement measures and significant policy shifts.
○ "Build the Wall" & Deportation: Campaign promise evolved into plans for "the largest mass deportation program in history".
○ Enforcement Measures: Reinstituted "remain in Mexico" policy, limited/banned entrants from certain majority-Muslim nations, and called for National Guard involvement. Monthly ICE-initiated arrests more than doubled.
○ Policy Reversals/Changes: Terminated the CBP One app, canceling thousands of appointments. Halted humanitarian programs for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans. Deployed nearly 7,000 military troops to the southern border. Claimed to have virtually ended the practice of releasing individuals who crossed the border illegally with only notices to appear in immigration court. However, FEMA suspended payments to shelters assisting migrants, raising concerns about smuggling law violations.
● Greenland Purchase Proposal: A highly unconventional policy proposal floated in 2019 and reiterated in his second term.
○ Rationale: Trump cited its strategic value for national and economic security, particularly for tracking Chinese and Russian ships in the Arctic.
○ Rejection: Denmark and Greenland firmly rejected the proposal, stating
"Greenland belongs to the Greenlanders" and is "not for sale". The incident caused "certain incomprehension" among allies.
● Other Notable Policy Shifts:
○ Deregulation: Aimed to undo previous administration priorities and implement a broad deregulatory agenda, including streamlining the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). Some changes were later overturned by subsequent administrations.
○ Domestic Policy: Took steps to begin dismantling the Department of Education and ended all Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs within the federal government. Suggested "getting rid" of FEMA and shifting disaster response management to states, leading to concerns about the agency's capabilities and denials of federal aid requests.
○ Allied Contributions: Consistently pressed allies, especially within NATO, to contribute more financially to their security, suggesting the U.S. should be prepared to let countries defend themselves if they did not pay their fair share.
○ Drug Prices: Signed an Executive Order to align prices paid by Americans with those in other nations, aiming to stop "foreign free-riding" on American pharmaceutical innovation.
○ Syria Sanctions: Took initial steps to ease sanctions on Syria, calling it an "opportunity for a fresh start".
○ South Africa: Accused its government of anti-white policies and imposed an executive order cutting U.S. assistance.
Disgusting disturbing shameful unethical inhuman criminal
Too many ppl still prefer to remain willfully ignorant of the fact that Zionism/Israel has always been UK/US Imperialist colonial project, the "Crusader State"..
The U.S. just took over after the British empire collapsed
http://youtube.com/shorts/1YAgwOwpfik
One should think of Israel as the biggest of 800+ overseas U.S. military bases, "Unsinkable ? carrier", created to control (bomb) this whole oil-rich region.
Especially the Suez Canal and the Strait of Hormuz, the world's most important oil transit chokepoint.
It allows Western Imperialist Oligarchy to control the Oil prices and maintain the hegemony of Petrodollar.
http://youtu.be/tOfXpW5lSMM?t=93
http://youtube.com/shorts/A-WThZHZpEw
http://youtube.com/watch?v=mVVtDd9c94c
"Were there not an Israel, the United States of America would have to invent an Israel to protect our interests in the region"
- FJB, 1986-2024
You're a nice compliment to Brian Berletic. Finally listening to him because he sounded too harsh at first. Now he's also spot on. Hope there isn't any bad blood between you. Heard Max shamed anyother indepedent reporter. Still find what he did unforgivable. Ditto Scott Ritter shaming Richard Medhurt & Gonzolo Lira before he had his recent outing as a tool of the empire.
The fake Jews have become willing participants in death and destruction as much as the Ukrainains completely brainwashed by their luciferic masters the CIA & MI6 who work for the luciferic syndicate (well, that's what my old Bishop called them) not the citizens. Brian calls it "the continuation of agenda".
Nice you printed this. I did try to watch. Every time I see DJT or an Isreali Leader or even Vance or Rubio I physically want to throw up. (I have physicaly reactions before mental...consequence of trauma).
I blame the enablers. The evangelical Christian MAGA cult. They're worse than the Israelis since the Israelies have been brainwashed for generations. The Evangelicals are new. The "experiment" of CIA Jim Jones has finally been perfected and we're seeing it play out before our helpless eyes. If that isn't an indication we have all become slaves to the empire, I don't know what will. How can we fight the system if our own families refuse to even listen to us and the hairdresser doesn't even know there is a war in Ukraine & the Middle East and there are tariffs?
The evangelical Christians aren't new. They were supporters of the idea of Zionism back when it first appeared, in the 19th century. It's just that they're out of the closet now. Chris Hedges, whose opinions I frequently disagree with, wrote a whole book about the evangelicals entitled "American Fascists: The Christian Right and the War on America". Also check out Ilan Pappe's book "Lobbying for Zionism".
All the pundits have their blind spots. The Duran, Caitlin Johnstone and Norton all swallowed the hopium about Trump and peace deals in Ukraine. The Grayzone and Berletic think that 'green policies' and renewables are tools of the deep state (ie big oil) to control us when clearly this is what the 'continuity of agenda' (Project 2025) is saying the democrats and 'left' is doing. We're meant to think the climate crisis is faked and to trash renewables so that we don't gain independence from US oil hegemony and the need for wars and control of the Middle East.
China is very sensibly developing viable alternatives to oil, however in doing so they've produced a shed load of emissions that only just peaked in 2024, setting in warming that will cause massive disruption to agriculture all over the world.
The US is isolating itself and will seal its borders.
We'll not be fighting the system that's responsible for this catastrophe so much as experiencing the consequences of ignoring the massive elephant in the room.
No one can trust Israel or anything they say in terms of peace, cease-fires, et cetera. The only solution is that the UN needs to defy the US continual vetoes which protect the Israeli genecide, and go in with troops and remove all Israelis from the illegally occupied parts of Palestine. On a related issue, the UN needs to remove Israeli nuclear weapons which will keep the Iranians from ever developing nuclear weapons. Iran repeatedly stated that they have no intention of developing nuclear weapons, and past international inspections have confirmed that. Isreal is the threat and danger in West Asia!
I would love to see China or Russia take matters into their own hands by arresting Netanyahu and turning him over to The Hague. China has just surpassed the US as the most influential country in the world, and getting Netanyahu and Smotrich behind bars would do the world a huge favor.
The other option is for the Israeli leadership to tire of Bibi and give Trump the green light to toss the pathetic creature under the bus. Trump's trip to the Middle East monarchies without Israel in tow seemed like a harsh shun. I wonder if that is a sign of what's coming.
I believe the genocide was planned in the '90s by the US and Israel. I am not convinced that the Hamas surprise wasn't co-planned or known by Netanyahu, and allowed it to happen so it could be used to execute their final plans. This would be classic Mossad/CIA.
Also, another angle on all this is those in Silicon Valley and elsewhere who believe in the "end of times" or eschatology from the Bible. They need Israel and the Jews to occupy Palestine before the rapture occurs. So, religious fanatics and mass murderers are on the same page.
President Trump, his Cabinet and US Congress ARE Legally Accomplices of the Israeli Genocide. Both entitities have knowingly, willingly, openly, SENT heavy weaponry, 2,000-pound bombs, tens of Billions of dollars and provided full political support at the UNSC to Israel to CONTINUE the Genocide. Additionally, the Trump Administration IS pushing very hard, with clear INTENT (key word before an International Genocide Tribunal) to Ethnically Clean Gaza, desperately looking for countries to take ALL Gazans. Actions and Intent clearly, unambiguously demonstrate GENOCIDE according to the UN Convention on Genocide.
Donald Trump’s and US Government Lack of Reliability: To MAGA, among other major issues, he MUST make US Government trustworthy.
Donald Trump's presidencies have been marked by a highly unpredictable and transactional approach to policy, frequently initiating significant changes only to alter, delay, or reverse them, sometimes multiple times.
● Trade Policy & Tariffs: A cornerstone of his "America First" agenda, Trump aggressively used tariffs to reduce trade deficits and protect domestic industries, promising to "tariff and tax foreign countries".
○ Imposition & Delays: Hours after his second inauguration, 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada, and 10% on China, were declared effective February 4, 2025. These were often paused (e.g., 30-day pause for Mexico/Canada) , then re-imposed.
○ Steel & Aluminum: Initial 2018 tariffs were expanded, with exemptions removed and rates increased to 25% across the board by March 12, 2025. An August 2020 reimposition of tariffs on Canadian aluminum was eliminated about a month later.
○ "Reciprocal Tariffs": A 10% baseline tax on imports from all countries was applied on April 2, 2025, with higher rates for nations with trade surpluses. These higher rates were almost immediately suspended for 90 days for all countries except China due to market concerns.
○ China: Tariffs on Chinese imports escalated dramatically, reaching 145% by April 9, 2025. China consistently retaliated. However, by May 12, 2025, the U.S. and China agreed to roll back tariffs by 115 percentage points for 90 days, temporarily lowering the U.S. tariff on Chinese goods to 30% and China's to 10%. This showed a pattern of aggressive imposition, negotiation, and partial rollback.
○ Legal Challenges: Multiple states sued Trump, arguing he exceeded his authority.
● North American Trade (NAFTA to USMCA): Trump campaigned on renegotiating or withdrawing from NAFTA.
○ USMCA Implementation: Renegotiations began August 16, 2017 , leading to the USMCA, signed November 30, 2018, and entering into force July 1, 2020.
○ Continued Friction: Despite USMCA, Trump threatened or imposed 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports, citing illicit fentanyl and unauthorized migrants. For instance, a 10% tariff was imposed on Canadian energy imports. These tariffs were seen as undermining trust and prompting Canada to diversify trade relationships away from the U.S.
● Iran Nuclear Deal (JCPOA): Trump called the JCPOA "the worst deal ever".
○ Withdrawal & Sanctions: On May 8, 2018, the U.S. withdrew from the JCPOA despite Iran's compliance. This initiated a "maximum pressure" campaign with re-imposed sanctions phased in over 90 and 180 days.
○ Iran's Response: Iran incrementally reduced its commitments from May 2019, abandoning all limitations by January 2020, and increasing uranium enrichment (e.g., to 20% U-235 by January 2021).
● North Korea Denuclearization (ICBM): Shifted from belligerence to unprecedented direct diplomatic engagement.
○ Initial Belligerence: Trump's first year saw escalated tensions, ICBM tests, and a hydrogen bomb test, with Trump threatening "fire and fury". Conflict seemed a real possibility.
○ Diplomacy & Summits: An abrupt shift to diplomacy in early 2018 led to three historic summits with Kim Jong-un (Singapore, Hanoi, Panmunjom). Trump unilaterally canceled large-scale U.S.-South Korea military exercises.
○ Lack of Progress: Little substantive progress on denuclearization was made after the first summit. North Korea continued to produce nuclear material and conduct short-range missile tests, violating UN Security Council prohibitions. By December 2019, Kim threatened to end the testing moratorium.
● Russia & Ukraine: Policy shifted from a confrontational stance to prioritizing a negotiated settlement and a reset of U.S.-Russia relations, with fluctuating support for Ukraine.
○ Initial Stance (First Term/Pre-2022): Despite campaign rhetoric, the Trump administration maintained and redoubled efforts to bring Russia into compliance with the INF Treaty, funding research for new missile systems to counter Russian violations. The U.S. policy was to pressure Russia, including by not removing existing sanctions (from the Obama era) and providing security assistance to Ukraine. This assistance included lethal aid such as Javelin anti-armor systems, Stinger anti-aircraft missiles, howitzers, and other anti-armor systems in FY 2021, well before the full-scale conflict began in February 2022.
○ Shift to Rapprochement (Second Term/Post-2022, in context of the conflict): Trump prioritized a negotiated peace in Ukraine and a "reset" of U.S.-Russia relations. He engaged in direct calls with Putin and Zelenskyy to spur ceasefire talks. In early March 2025, the U.S. temporarily suspended military assistance and intelligence sharing to Ukraine, citing Ukraine's "lack of commitment to any sort of peace process," only reinstating it later. The administration appeared to soften its approach by moving to disband taskforces combating Russian disinformation, sanctions evasion, and war crimes investigations. The U.S. voted with Russia at the UN on two occasions marking the third anniversary of the invasion and Trump refused to refer to Russia as the aggressor. Trump pushed for a 30-day interim ceasefire, but a full ceasefire was not achieved, with Russia demanding sanctions relief. While Trump threatened to step up sanctions, he did not remove existing sanctions on Russia , and some Biden-era energy sanctions were allowed to go into effect.
● Immigration & Border Security (Mexico & Canada): Central themes with aggressive enforcement measures and significant policy shifts.
○ "Build the Wall" & Deportation: Campaign promise evolved into plans for "the largest mass deportation program in history".
○ Enforcement Measures: Reinstituted "remain in Mexico" policy, limited/banned entrants from certain majority-Muslim nations, and called for National Guard involvement. Monthly ICE-initiated arrests more than doubled.
○ Policy Reversals/Changes: Terminated the CBP One app, canceling thousands of appointments. Halted humanitarian programs for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans. Deployed nearly 7,000 military troops to the southern border. Claimed to have virtually ended the practice of releasing individuals who crossed the border illegally with only notices to appear in immigration court. However, FEMA suspended payments to shelters assisting migrants, raising concerns about smuggling law violations.
● Greenland Purchase Proposal: A highly unconventional policy proposal floated in 2019 and reiterated in his second term.
○ Rationale: Trump cited its strategic value for national and economic security, particularly for tracking Chinese and Russian ships in the Arctic.
○ Rejection: Denmark and Greenland firmly rejected the proposal, stating
"Greenland belongs to the Greenlanders" and is "not for sale". The incident caused "certain incomprehension" among allies.
● Other Notable Policy Shifts:
○ Deregulation: Aimed to undo previous administration priorities and implement a broad deregulatory agenda, including streamlining the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). Some changes were later overturned by subsequent administrations.
○ Domestic Policy: Took steps to begin dismantling the Department of Education and ended all Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs within the federal government. Suggested "getting rid" of FEMA and shifting disaster response management to states, leading to concerns about the agency's capabilities and denials of federal aid requests.
○ Allied Contributions: Consistently pressed allies, especially within NATO, to contribute more financially to their security, suggesting the U.S. should be prepared to let countries defend themselves if they did not pay their fair share.
○ Drug Prices: Signed an Executive Order to align prices paid by Americans with those in other nations, aiming to stop "foreign free-riding" on American pharmaceutical innovation.
○ Syria Sanctions: Took initial steps to ease sanctions on Syria, calling it an "opportunity for a fresh start".
○ South Africa: Accused its government of anti-white policies and imposed an executive order cutting U.S. assistance.
"We're destroying everything... We are conquering, cleansing, and remaining in Gaza"
If there were any doubts about whether Israel was committing genocide or not, this statement settles it.
Aren't most of 'Jewish holidays' based on genocide?
Death to USA
Yoav Gallant, the head of the Israeli military, said in October:
“We are imposing a complete siege on Gaza.
No electricity, no food, no water, no gas. Everything is
closed. We are fighting animals and acting accordingly.”