Remembering the victims of the Oct 7th attack

sunflower1022 · 2025-10-07T07:46:33+00:00

My thoughts are with the Jewish community on the second anniversary of this barbaric attack.

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sunflower1022 · 09/10/2025 08:49

OlderGlaswegianLivingInDevon · 08/10/2025 21:26

sunflower1022 · Today 18:34
Never again

and I am sure these 2 words were said re the holocaust.

The rest of the world needs to ensure it really is never again.

Yes, that is what was said after the Holocaust.

Which is why I said it.

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CrocsNotDocs · 09/10/2025 04:02

I hope the 48 hostages are home by Monday.

They all have stories but I particularly want to see Noa Argamani reunited with her Avinatan. 🎗️

OlderGlaswegianLivingInDevon · 08/10/2025 21:26

sunflower1022 · Today 18:34
Never again

and I am sure these 2 words were said re the holocaust.

The rest of the world needs to ensure it really is never again.

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sunflower1022 · 08/10/2025 18:34

Never again

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sunflower1022 · 08/10/2025 16:24

I hope the Jewish community in this country (and everywhere else) was not exposed to any hatred yesterday.

Although I can imagine it would be difficult to avoid.

A lot of people are standing with you.

🎗️

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Humdingerydoo · 08/10/2025 13:45

carpedaim · 08/10/2025 12:37

I do agree but it's a remembrance thread not a debate. Plenty of other threads for that.

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So feel free to stop policing my posts. Thanks.

carpedaim · 08/10/2025 12:37

Humdingerydoo · 08/10/2025 12:06

My point was that at the same time as normal people with any kind of moral compass are remembering the victims, some of whom are still held hostage and tortured two years later, of a horrendous terrorist attack, this is how others choose to seemingly celebrate the exact same terrorist attack.

The world needs to do a whole lot better than this.

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I do agree but it's a remembrance thread not a debate. Plenty of other threads for that.

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sunflower1022 · 08/10/2025 12:16

Humdingerydoo · 08/10/2025 12:06

My point was that at the same time as normal people with any kind of moral compass are remembering the victims, some of whom are still held hostage and tortured two years later, of a horrendous terrorist attack, this is how others choose to seemingly celebrate the exact same terrorist attack.

The world needs to do a whole lot better than this.

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👏 👏 👏

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Humdingerydoo · 08/10/2025 12:06

carpedaim · 08/10/2025 11:34

I don't think a remembrance thread is the right place for this image personally

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My point was that at the same time as normal people with any kind of moral compass are remembering the victims, some of whom are still held hostage and tortured two years later, of a horrendous terrorist attack, this is how others choose to seemingly celebrate the exact same terrorist attack.

The world needs to do a whole lot better than this.

carpedaim · 08/10/2025 11:34

Humdingerydoo · 08/10/2025 10:28

Just came across this. Fucking revolting.

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I don't think a remembrance thread is the right place for this image personally

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sunflower1022 · 08/10/2025 11:12

Humdingerydoo · 08/10/2025 10:28

Just came across this. Fucking revolting.

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Probably raising money for Hamas under the guise of ‘humanitarian aid’.

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sunflower1022 · 08/10/2025 11:08

Humdingerydoo · 08/10/2025 10:28

Just came across this. Fucking revolting.

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Beyond disgusting.

Every time you think people can’t possibly sink any lower they prove you wrong.

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Humdingerydoo · 08/10/2025 10:28

Just came across this. Fucking revolting.

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Remembering the victims of the Oct 7th attack

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sunflower1022 · 08/10/2025 08:26

EasternStandard · 08/10/2025 08:23

😓 I do too and the young people at Nova, and the poor hostages being brutalised rn.

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If only all those ‘kind’ and ‘on the right side’ pro Palestine marchers could muster an ounce of empathy for the victims of that horrific attack.

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EasternStandard · 08/10/2025 08:23

Humdingerydoo · 07/10/2025 23:39

I still think on a regular basis about the family whose 18 year old daughter Maayan had been murdered in cold blood while the terrorists took the rest of the family, the parents and the two younger siblings, into the living room and filmed their obvious anguish and posted it on social media before kidnapping the father and taking him to Gaza. The look on the father's face has stuck with me for two years now, and the little boy's tears too, asking if his sister was dead. Pleading with the terrorists to let them check on their dead sister and daughter, to sit with her, and being told no.

The granddaughter who was scrolling on Facebook and was suddenly faced with a livestream of her elderly grandmother's execution.

The Bibas family.

Shani Louk.

The Facebook posts from distraught Israelis asking if anyone had seen their missing relatives or friends, and the comment sections absolutely full of laughing emojis and Palestinian flags.

🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️ Bring them home

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😓 I do too and the young people at Nova, and the poor hostages being brutalised rn.

Ihatetomatoes · 08/10/2025 06:14

Humdingerydoo · 07/10/2025 23:39

I still think on a regular basis about the family whose 18 year old daughter Maayan had been murdered in cold blood while the terrorists took the rest of the family, the parents and the two younger siblings, into the living room and filmed their obvious anguish and posted it on social media before kidnapping the father and taking him to Gaza. The look on the father's face has stuck with me for two years now, and the little boy's tears too, asking if his sister was dead. Pleading with the terrorists to let them check on their dead sister and daughter, to sit with her, and being told no.

The granddaughter who was scrolling on Facebook and was suddenly faced with a livestream of her elderly grandmother's execution.

The Bibas family.

Shani Louk.

The Facebook posts from distraught Israelis asking if anyone had seen their missing relatives or friends, and the comment sections absolutely full of laughing emojis and Palestinian flags.

🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️ Bring them home

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I know its awful

JoeSikoraTommysStory · 08/10/2025 00:23

🎗️ Preys & Thoughts going out to the Jewish communities 🎗️

DogBiscuitsInPocket · 07/10/2025 23:55

Sending love and support tonight.
May the hostages all be returned soon.
It’s unimaginable what they and their loved ones have experienced.
It’s so important to say their names and keep their memories alive.

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sunflower1022 · 07/10/2025 23:54

Kittlewittle · 07/10/2025 23:51

It is horror beyond words.

The details if what happened to the Bibas family are all utterly horrific: the ghastly celebration when the children's bodies were returned to Israel, and the returning of the wrong woman's body. Keeping the father hostage and starving hi. The family has suffered so much. Those poor toddler boys and their mother.

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And Hamas claimed they were killed during an Israeli air strike.

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Kittlewittle · 07/10/2025 23:51

Humdingerydoo · 07/10/2025 23:39

I still think on a regular basis about the family whose 18 year old daughter Maayan had been murdered in cold blood while the terrorists took the rest of the family, the parents and the two younger siblings, into the living room and filmed their obvious anguish and posted it on social media before kidnapping the father and taking him to Gaza. The look on the father's face has stuck with me for two years now, and the little boy's tears too, asking if his sister was dead. Pleading with the terrorists to let them check on their dead sister and daughter, to sit with her, and being told no.

The granddaughter who was scrolling on Facebook and was suddenly faced with a livestream of her elderly grandmother's execution.

The Bibas family.

Shani Louk.

The Facebook posts from distraught Israelis asking if anyone had seen their missing relatives or friends, and the comment sections absolutely full of laughing emojis and Palestinian flags.

🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️ Bring them home

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It is horror beyond words.

The details if what happened to the Bibas family are all utterly horrific: the ghastly celebration when the children's bodies were returned to Israel, and the returning of the wrong woman's body. Keeping the father hostage and starving hi. The family has suffered so much. Those poor toddler boys and their mother.

Jamclag · 07/10/2025 23:50

And apologies to any Jewish readers of this thread - I'm sorry about my part in any derailment. Enough from me.

My thoughts are with all those affected by the events of October 7th and their families. Wishing everyone suffering peace 💛

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sunflower1022 · 07/10/2025 23:42

Humdingerydoo · 07/10/2025 23:39

I still think on a regular basis about the family whose 18 year old daughter Maayan had been murdered in cold blood while the terrorists took the rest of the family, the parents and the two younger siblings, into the living room and filmed their obvious anguish and posted it on social media before kidnapping the father and taking him to Gaza. The look on the father's face has stuck with me for two years now, and the little boy's tears too, asking if his sister was dead. Pleading with the terrorists to let them check on their dead sister and daughter, to sit with her, and being told no.

The granddaughter who was scrolling on Facebook and was suddenly faced with a livestream of her elderly grandmother's execution.

The Bibas family.

Shani Louk.

The Facebook posts from distraught Israelis asking if anyone had seen their missing relatives or friends, and the comment sections absolutely full of laughing emojis and Palestinian flags.

🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️ Bring them home

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😢

Just horrific. All those poor people.

But nobody remembers or talks about them anymore. People even get annoyed if you dare to mention them on the anniversary of those barbaric attacks.

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Humdingerydoo · 07/10/2025 23:39

I still think on a regular basis about the family whose 18 year old daughter Maayan had been murdered in cold blood while the terrorists took the rest of the family, the parents and the two younger siblings, into the living room and filmed their obvious anguish and posted it on social media before kidnapping the father and taking him to Gaza. The look on the father's face has stuck with me for two years now, and the little boy's tears too, asking if his sister was dead. Pleading with the terrorists to let them check on their dead sister and daughter, to sit with her, and being told no.

The granddaughter who was scrolling on Facebook and was suddenly faced with a livestream of her elderly grandmother's execution.

The Bibas family.

Shani Louk.

The Facebook posts from distraught Israelis asking if anyone had seen their missing relatives or friends, and the comment sections absolutely full of laughing emojis and Palestinian flags.

🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️ Bring them home

Jamclag · 07/10/2025 23:38

Oh pack it in nomas
No one is arguing that innocent civilians deserve to be starved or bombed because they live under a religious fundamentalist, authoritarian regime or that Netanyahu's despicable government is beyond critique for its expansionist policies or war crimes but that's precisely my point. It's the blind valorization of Hamas without any critical examination of their past record or future manifesto that undermines the legitimacy of much of the support given to the Palestinian cause by protestors in Western, liberal democracies. By all means separate the plight of the Palestinian people from Hamas's actions, but it makes absolutely no sense for so called progressives to shore up a regressive, authoritarian regime like Hamas whatever they believe about the legitimacy of Israel.

nomas · 07/10/2025 23:00

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