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Whatsinanamehey · 13/05/2025 00:10

They aren't even trying to hide their plans for ethnic cleansing anymore.

BelleHathor · 12/05/2025 23:58

Whatsinanamehey · 12/05/2025 23:45

This is disgusting and an open declaration that the IDF are carrying out crimes in Gaza.

From the Times of Israel
"Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told lawmakers during closed-door testimony before the the Knesset’s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee yesterday that Israel is “destroying more and more houses [in Gaza and Palestinians accordingly] have nowhere to return,” according to partial transcripts leaked to the media.
“The only obvious result will be Gazans choosing to emigrate outside of the Strip,” Netanyahu continued. “But our main problem is finding countries to take them in.”

Taking on the full villain role. Netanyahu will go down in History as one of the biggest monsters ever, as will all the people who openly supported him and stayed silent or excused him by saying "I didn't vote for him".

Whatever comes next is fully on them all.

ScrollingLeaves · 12/05/2025 23:53

Whatsinanamehey · 12/05/2025 23:45

This is disgusting and an open declaration that the IDF are carrying out crimes in Gaza.

From the Times of Israel
"Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told lawmakers during closed-door testimony before the the Knesset’s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee yesterday that Israel is “destroying more and more houses [in Gaza and Palestinians accordingly] have nowhere to return,” according to partial transcripts leaked to the media.
“The only obvious result will be Gazans choosing to emigrate outside of the Strip,” Netanyahu continued. “But our main problem is finding countries to take them in.”

Yes, it is disgusting, and another opportunity he is seizing from this war.

Whatsinanamehey · 12/05/2025 23:45

This is disgusting and an open declaration that the IDF are carrying out crimes in Gaza.

From the Times of Israel
"Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told lawmakers during closed-door testimony before the the Knesset’s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee yesterday that Israel is “destroying more and more houses [in Gaza and Palestinians accordingly] have nowhere to return,” according to partial transcripts leaked to the media.
“The only obvious result will be Gazans choosing to emigrate outside of the Strip,” Netanyahu continued. “But our main problem is finding countries to take them in.”

ScrollingLeaves · 11/05/2025 15:52

For those reading Israeli news who eschew Haaretz,

This man relating the systematic and extraordinary abuse in Israeli detention centres, against people many of whom were not the Hamas perpetrators, says:

The Yemeni field [Sde Temaine] is not this one incident [the rape that supposedly got to court and was renamed ‘assault’], but a clear story of policy. And it is carried out and maintained with the kind assistance of the Israeli media

ScrollingLeaves · 11/05/2025 15:40

10UsernamesNotAvailableTryAnotherOne · 11/05/2025 00:10

Thank you.
I thought it might be.
There seem to be some people on these Conflict in the Middle East threads who do not think much of Haaretz but I hope they see this man’s account as worth reading.

10UsernamesNotAvailableTryAnotherOne · 11/05/2025 00:10

ScrollingLeaves · 10/05/2025 22:13

I had to use Google translate to read it bit by bit. Well done to him for speaking up. I think though when he tried to tell the truth in some programme, it was cut out.

Which paper was this? Does it have much Israeli readership. The Israeli people need to know about the crimes being committed in their name in this detention centre.

What happened in the Yemen field is not a secret, but most Israelis know nothing about it, even now, because the Israeli media ignored it almost completely. This is also the reason I chose to be interviewed. Because Palestinians keep coming out of our detention facilities in bags, and most of the people around me haven't heard about it.

By the way, in case people presume this does not matter because all the inmates are Hamas murderers, he points out that this is not the case.

Edited

It was from Haaretz. Here's the link to the original article.

https://www.haaretz.co.il/opinions/2025-05-08/ty-article-opinion/.premium/00000196-afc9-dbb0-af9f-afdbf6860000

ב"זמן אמת" חתכו החוצה את האמת שסיפרתי על שדה תימן | דעה

הארץ

https://www.haaretz.co.il/opinions/2025-05-08/ty-article-opinion/.premium/00000196-afc9-dbb0-af9f-afdbf6860000

ScrollingLeaves · 10/05/2025 22:13

I had to use Google translate to read it bit by bit. Well done to him for speaking up. I think though when he tried to tell the truth in some programme, it was cut out.

Which paper was this? Does it have much Israeli readership. The Israeli people need to know about the crimes being committed in their name in this detention centre.

What happened in the Yemen field is not a secret, but most Israelis know nothing about it, even now, because the Israeli media ignored it almost completely. This is also the reason I chose to be interviewed. Because Palestinians keep coming out of our detention facilities in bags, and most of the people around me haven't heard about it.

By the way, in case people presume this does not matter because all the inmates are Hamas murderers, he points out that this is not the case.

wavingfuriously · 10/05/2025 13:00

Whatsinanamehey · 30/04/2025 22:20

Videos show Israelis celebrating the death of a Palestinian child that wad murdered by an arson attack carried out in his home by Israelis.

Omg 🤬

10UsernamesNotAvailableTryAnotherOne · 10/05/2025 09:08

An Israeli soldier speaks out on the horrors being committed at Sde Teiman.

https://archive.md/mUrWm

OhCalmTheFuckDownMargaret · 09/05/2025 08:26

From the BBC:

"Last week, Netanyahu said rescuing hostages was a "very important goal" of the war, but that "the supreme goal is to achieve victory over our enemies".

So it turns out that this isn't about the hostages anymore after all. They are just a secondary goal, less important to Netanyahu than turning Gaza to dust.

ScrollingLeaves · 08/05/2025 19:39

As the Hostages thread seems to be more for support, prayer and hope regarding the hostages than worrying information, this news might be better here.

It is from Haaretz:

HOSTAGES/CEASE-FIRE: An Israeli source said that there are 21 living hostages being held in Gaza, and that there is "serious concern" for the lives of three additional hostages.The three hostages for whom there is serious concern include an Israeli and two foreigners, from whom no sign of life has been received since the war began on October 7, 2023, the source said, adding that the hostages' families have been updated.

  • Despite promises made to the public and to hostage families by IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir that the return of the hostages is the top priority of Israel's military campaign in Gaza, operational orders presented to IDF commanders on Tuesday included it as the last of six war goals. Preceding the return of the hostages on the list were "defeating Hamas," "operational control of territory," "demilitarization of the territory," "destroying sites of Hamas rule," and "concentration and movement of the population."
  • Many of the commanders attending the briefing were also surprised that the IDF had substituted the usual Hebrew word used to refer to the hostages (hatufim) with the less politically charged term "b'nei aruba" (which also implies that they are being used as leverage).
  • The IDF confirmed that these were the campaign's goals, but has not formally responded to queries. Defense establishment sources emphasized to Haaretz that Israel's political leadership determined the list of priorities, and the operational orders were formulated accordingly. A defense source said he did not know why the term "b'nei aruba" was used, but said that it had legal implications.

"'There was never a situation where the hostages didn't appear on the first or second line of every operational order throughout the course of the war,' said a source who attended the IDF briefing. 'Seeing the hostages or 'abductees' in sixth place was like a punch in the gut, but no one said a word. People looked at each other and fell silent'" – Yaniv Kubovich

BelleHathor · 08/05/2025 19:12

Twiglets1 · 08/05/2025 18:36

Pure speculation… The RAF say their flights are to locate hostages.

You may disbelieve them but shouldn’t present theories as facts.

The government also said it was no longer supplying certain weapons to Israel and it's just been discovered that they lied.

I will add an "In my opinion" and according to geopolitical analysts and generals from around the world.

Its known that Hezbollah destroyed a lot of the IDF monitoring infrastructure at the beginning of the conflict leaving them blind (there are many videos showing this). The IDF has relied on help from it allies since.

So the RAF could be doing it solely to "locate the hostages". We will likely not know for years as reporting will be restricted via a D Notice for national security.

Thankfully, all the visible flights are being tracked and recorded by OSINTs, so if it does turn out to be nefarious there will be a lot of evidence.

https://www.declassifieduk.org/british-military-chief-walks-away-from-gaza-spy-flight-questions/

British military chief walks away from Gaza spy flight questions

‘I don’t really have time for this conversation’, Admiral Radakin tells Declassified when asked about his role in Israel’s genocide.

https://www.declassifieduk.org/british-military-chief-walks-away-from-gaza-spy-flight-questions

Twiglets1 · 08/05/2025 18:36

BelleHathor · 08/05/2025 18:28

Yup, see also the RAF flying over Gaza to gather intelligence and targeting information which they share with the IDF and last week bombing civilians in Yemen.

Pure speculation… The RAF say their flights are to locate hostages.

You may disbelieve them but shouldn’t present theories as facts.

BelleHathor · 08/05/2025 18:28

wavingfuriously · 08/05/2025 17:19

The UK are still providing weapon parts to Israel!

Edited

Yup, see also the RAF flying over Gaza to gather intelligence and targeting information which they share with the IDF and last week bombing civilians in Yemen.

Whatsinanamehey · 08/05/2025 17:10

Imagine soldiers storming a school when children as young as five are inside. How frightened they must be seeing the IDF soldiers with guns in their school demanding they leave. What sort of 'democracy' acts like this? Like mafias

Whatsinanamehey · 08/05/2025 17:04

BelleHathor · 08/05/2025 17:01

More useless words.

Yup, it's just empty words like a tick box exercise.

BelleHathor · 08/05/2025 17:01

Whatsinanamehey · 08/05/2025 16:57

The British consulate in Jerusalem said the UK, EU, Norway, Switzerland, Turkey and Japan strongly opposed the closure orders issued against the Unrwa schools and stood "in solidarity with students, parents, and teachers".

More useless words.

Whatsinanamehey · 08/05/2025 16:57

The British consulate in Jerusalem said the UK, EU, Norway, Switzerland, Turkey and Japan strongly opposed the closure orders issued against the Unrwa schools and stood "in solidarity with students, parents, and teachers".

ScrollingLeaves · 07/05/2025 20:19

Whatsinanamehey · 06/05/2025 22:28

Horrifying the world is putting it mildly

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cd020j97l79o

Inside Israel, the sharpest criticism of the planned offensive has come from the families of the hostages who fear they have been abandoned by the government that claims to be rescuing them. Hamas still has 24 living hostages in the Gaza Strip, according to Israel, and is holding the bodies of another 35 of the 251 taken on 7 October. The Netanyahu government has claimed repeatedly that only as much military pressure as possible will get the survivors home and return the bodies of the dead to their families.

And yet, Trump has just announced there are now only 21 hostages:

HOSTAGES/CEASE-FIRE: U.S. President Trump said Tuesday that there are now only 21 living hostages in Gaza. Speaking at an Oval Office swearing-in ceremony for Steve Witkoff as U.S. Special Envoy, Trump said that "We're trying to get the hostages out, we've got a lot of them out. As the expression goes, it's 21 plus a lot of dead bodies." The president also said that he does not intend to stop in Israel during his upcoming visit to the Middle East later this month.
(Haaretz)

quantumbutterfly · 07/05/2025 16:43

Katiesaidthat · 07/05/2025 15:27

Well, would Pritty Patel be worried about kids? I think women in power tend to emulate men and all males worst characteristics. Plenty of bastards who are women about.

Wouldn't that imply that there are male behavioural characteristics and female behavioural characteristics? Seems as bad as her being called a coconut. At least let her own her choices as a woman.

Twiglets1 · 07/05/2025 15:33

Katiesaidthat · 07/05/2025 15:27

Well, would Pritty Patel be worried about kids? I think women in power tend to emulate men and all males worst characteristics. Plenty of bastards who are women about.

I suppose so.

Ok it would be better if I was in charge 😂