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Israeli security cabinet expected to approve Gaza takeover plan

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Twiglets1 · 07/08/2025 10:18

Sky News report that Israel is expected to approve Benjamin Netanyahu's plan for a takeover of Gaza when the security cabinet meets later today.

According to the Times of Israel, the full cabinet is due to convene at 6pm local time, 4pm in the UK.

Israeli media are reporting that the plan could potentially span over five months, and it is likely to be aimed at destroying Hamas and pressuring it to free remaining hostages.

While some ministers have been critical of the plan, reports suggest Netanyahu is likely to secure a majority of support.

https://news.sky.com/story/gaza-latest-hostages-famine-aid-hamas-idf-war-palestine-state-live-13398805

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https://news.sky.com/story/gaza-latest-hostages-famine-aid-hamas-idf-war-palestine-state-live-13398805

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Twiglets1 · 11/08/2025 09:37

GladioliGreen · 11/08/2025 09:29

A journalist meeting political figures is a new one on me I have to say, I'm really glad they pulled that out of the bag. I for one have never heard of journalists meeting people with power and influence before. Leaders notoriously never speak to or meet journalists and journalists famed for their lack of curiosity would certainly never meet or interview people that they don't agree with.

As a side note did you know that Louis Theroux is an extremist settler now? Apparently he was spotted multiple times years apart with Israeli extremists, the whole 'journalist' thing is just a guise to cover up his involvement. He's also been spotted hanging out with the kkk, make of that what you will 🤔

Are Hamas normal "political figures" like you get in a democratic country - UK leaders for example?

Oh no! They are a bunch of terrorists whose top leadership wouldn't be seen dead being photographed with any "journalist" who wasn't highly supportive of them.

It's not like they enjoy a balanced debate is it? They wouldn't be joining a panel representing different views like a Gaza-style Question Time.

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Kakeandkake · 11/08/2025 09:34

GladioliGreen · 11/08/2025 09:29

A journalist meeting political figures is a new one on me I have to say, I'm really glad they pulled that out of the bag. I for one have never heard of journalists meeting people with power and influence before. Leaders notoriously never speak to or meet journalists and journalists famed for their lack of curiosity would certainly never meet or interview people that they don't agree with.

As a side note did you know that Louis Theroux is an extremist settler now? Apparently he was spotted multiple times years apart with Israeli extremists, the whole 'journalist' thing is just a guise to cover up his involvement. He's also been spotted hanging out with the kkk, make of that what you will 🤔

Well said!

Kakeandkake · 11/08/2025 09:29

ConscientiousObserver · 11/08/2025 09:25

Fancy someone openly posting RIP 💔 in response to the death of an Islamic terrorist on a UK parenting website called Mumsnet, and it being allowed to stand.

Why don’t you start a thread honouring them as Israel eliminate them@Kakeandkake?

Our MSM have not reported his death as a terrorist. I am in the UK, where are you?

They have only reported is as Israeli allegations that they don't consider has substantial proof.

You take offence at that, maybe you haven't seen some of the disgusting posts that justify the murder and genocide of the Palestinians. On a parenting site for mums!

GladioliGreen · 11/08/2025 09:29

Kakeandkake · 11/08/2025 08:54

A selfie?? A Palestinian taking a selfie with their leaders is proof that they are terrorists? The world has gone mad.

A journalist meeting political figures is a new one on me I have to say, I'm really glad they pulled that out of the bag. I for one have never heard of journalists meeting people with power and influence before. Leaders notoriously never speak to or meet journalists and journalists famed for their lack of curiosity would certainly never meet or interview people that they don't agree with.

As a side note did you know that Louis Theroux is an extremist settler now? Apparently he was spotted multiple times years apart with Israeli extremists, the whole 'journalist' thing is just a guise to cover up his involvement. He's also been spotted hanging out with the kkk, make of that what you will 🤔

Twiglets1 · 11/08/2025 09:25

Kakeandkake · 11/08/2025 09:14

There is no proof that he was a member of Hamas. What is so difficult for you to understand?

Do you really think he would be given such access to the top Hamas leadership if he was not a member?

The IDF have been tracking his activities since 2013. He was on their "wanted" list along with 5 other so-called journalists.

Since these documents were uncovered in October 2024 he had been advised that he should leave the area for his own safety as he was a top IDF target. This was because these documents confirmed al-Sharif’s military role within Hamas and training courses etc.

I don't know what more evidence you expect, but no he wasn't photographed wearing a Hamas uniform, they don't have them.

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ConscientiousObserver · 11/08/2025 09:25

Fancy someone openly posting RIP 💔 in response to the death of an Islamic terrorist on a UK parenting website called Mumsnet, and it being allowed to stand.

Why don’t you start a thread honouring them as Israel eliminate them@Kakeandkake?

BelleHathor · 11/08/2025 09:22

Kakeandkake · 11/08/2025 09:11

You know what accepting this 'pitiful' proof means don't you.

Anyone who worked in a government sector job in Gaza before the war can now be classified as having a link with 'Hamas'. Gaza is a tiny place and Hamas is the government. The Israeli government can justify almost all murders by somehow linking them back to the government.

Conversely it means that in the future that any army can fabricate any evidence they want and assassinate at will.

Those who are happy to tear up International law can't cry when the inevitable blowback happens.

Like when the IDF headquarters located under a hospital in Tel Aviv were recently hit by Iran.....

SpaceRaccoon · 11/08/2025 09:19

Pity Australia isn't as quick to recognise the actual, functioning state of Taiwan.

I don't think there's any point in arguing about Ahmed Al Sharaa as, depending on perspective, it'll really just be us screaming "yes he was", "no he wasn't" at each other.

Kakeandkake · 11/08/2025 09:17

Israel continues to isolate from the rest of the world whilst their war crimes continue. A pariah state.

Kakeandkake · 11/08/2025 09:16

The only positive news i saw this morning in amongst this shit show, is Australia will recognise a Palestinian state next month and New Zealand will likely follow suit.

Kakeandkake · 11/08/2025 09:14

Twiglets1 · 11/08/2025 09:13

Changing the subject now? Turning to insulting those who support Israel?

Suggesting I think "let's just kill them all" because of Al Sharif being targeted by the IDF for being member of Hamas.

NO - it's Hamas militants & their enablers we want killed, not Palestinian civilians.

There is no proof that he was a member of Hamas. What is so difficult for you to understand?

Twiglets1 · 11/08/2025 09:13

Kakeandkake · 11/08/2025 09:05

So let's just kill them all because at some point they took a selfie with the leaders of their country?

Some of you really need to give your head a wobble. Palestinian lives mean so little that you justify their deaths over and over.

Changing the subject now? Turning to insulting those who support Israel?

Suggesting I think "let's just kill them all" because of Al Sharif being targeted by the IDF for being member of Hamas.

NO - it's Hamas militants & their enablers we want killed, not Palestinian civilians.

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Kakeandkake · 11/08/2025 09:11

You know what accepting this 'pitiful' proof means don't you.

Anyone who worked in a government sector job in Gaza before the war can now be classified as having a link with 'Hamas'. Gaza is a tiny place and Hamas is the government. The Israeli government can justify almost all murders by somehow linking them back to the government.

Kakeandkake · 11/08/2025 09:08

Twiglets1 · 11/08/2025 09:06

Just stop, you said there was no evidence that this journalist was involved with Hamas and in fact there is.

No, I will continue for as long as I want. And that is not proof of someone being a terrorist.

Kakeandkake · 11/08/2025 09:07

@Twiglets1 you really don't have a clue how middle eastern politics work and it shows.

MSM have all openly questioned and even been critical of Israel's decision to murder the Al Jazeera crew. Atleast in the MSM some common sense prevails.

Twiglets1 · 11/08/2025 09:06

Kakeandkake · 11/08/2025 09:03

Ahmed Al Sharaa was designated as a terrorist with a large bounty on his head not too long ago. People who met him at that time must also be terrorists then?

Just stop, you said there was no evidence that this journalist was involved with Hamas and in fact there is.

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Kakeandkake · 11/08/2025 09:05

Twiglets1 · 11/08/2025 09:04

Those photos show very clearly that he admires and wishes to be affiliated with the top Hamas leaders. He has been granted access to power at the highest level. They look very relaxed in his company, and he in theirs.

It's enough evidence for me that he was affiliated with Hamas and makes it seem at least plausible that he was who the IDF accused him of being - someone with a active role in Hamas. He was hardly what some people in the West may have assumed him to be - a neutral journalist - but you can believe what you want.

I doubt neutral local journalists exist in Gaza, simply because Hamas would punish anyone that spoke out against them.

So let's just kill them all because at some point they took a selfie with the leaders of their country?

Some of you really need to give your head a wobble. Palestinian lives mean so little that you justify their deaths over and over.

Twiglets1 · 11/08/2025 09:04

Kakeandkake · 11/08/2025 08:54

A selfie?? A Palestinian taking a selfie with their leaders is proof that they are terrorists? The world has gone mad.

Those photos show very clearly that he admires and wishes to be affiliated with the top Hamas leaders. He has been granted access to power at the highest level. They look very relaxed in his company, and he in theirs.

It's enough evidence for me that he was affiliated with Hamas and makes it seem at least plausible that he was who the IDF accused him of being - someone with a active role in Hamas. He was hardly what some people in the West may have assumed him to be - a neutral journalist - but you can believe what you want.

I doubt neutral local journalists exist in Gaza, simply because Hamas would punish anyone that spoke out against them.

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Kakeandkake · 11/08/2025 09:03

Ahmed Al Sharaa was designated as a terrorist with a large bounty on his head not too long ago. People who met him at that time must also be terrorists then?

Israeli security cabinet expected to approve Gaza takeover plan
Kakeandkake · 11/08/2025 08:56

It really just feeds into all Palestinians are guilty.

Kakeandkake · 11/08/2025 08:54

Twiglets1 · 11/08/2025 08:52

There is evidence and also photos of Al-Sharif taking a selfie with Hamas terror leaders, including Yahya Sinwar and Khalil al-Hayya.

Actually read the link I provided to the article in JNS

www.jns.org/idf-kills-hamas-terror-cell-leader-posing-as-journalist/

A selfie?? A Palestinian taking a selfie with their leaders is proof that they are terrorists? The world has gone mad.

Twiglets1 · 11/08/2025 08:52

Kakeandkake · 11/08/2025 08:48

As usual without providing any evidence for it. But they didn't kill him last October when they found their 'alleged' evidence or anytime after that. They killed him alongside other members of the Al Jazeera crew just before the invasion of Gaza city where they were reporting from.

For goodness sakes open your eyes!

There is evidence and also photos of Al-Sharif taking a selfie with Hamas terror leaders, including Yahya Sinwar and Khalil al-Hayya.

Actually read the link I provided to the article in JNS

www.jns.org/idf-kills-hamas-terror-cell-leader-posing-as-journalist/

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Kakeandkake · 11/08/2025 08:48

Twiglets1 · 11/08/2025 07:59

Last October, Israel’s military named Al Sharif as one of six Gaza Journalists it alleged were members of Hamas & Palestinian Islamic Jihad.

As usual without providing any evidence for it. But they didn't kill him last October when they found their 'alleged' evidence or anytime after that. They killed him alongside other members of the Al Jazeera crew just before the invasion of Gaza city where they were reporting from.

For goodness sakes open your eyes!

Kakeandkake · 11/08/2025 08:45

Netanyahu and his terrorists can go to hell.

Kakeandkake · 11/08/2025 08:45

A post labelled as Anas al Sharif's "last will and testament" has been posted by his X account following his death.
"If these words of mine reach you, know that Israel has succeeded in killing me and silencing my voice," it reads.
It laments al Sharif never being able to see his son and daughter grow up, as he had "dreamed".
"I have never hesitated to convey the truth as it is, without falsification or distortion," it says.
"May God be a witness against those who remained silent and those who accepted our killing, and those who besieged our breath and did not let the remains of our children and women move in their hearts and did not stop the massacre that our people have been subjected to for more than a year and a half."
He described the bodies of children "crushed by thousands of tons of Israeli bombs and missiles, torn apart, and their remains scattered on the walls".
"God knows that I have exerted all my effort and strength to be a support and voice for my people, ever since I opened my eyes to life in the alleys and neighbourhoods of Jabalia refugee camp."
The statement ends: "Do not forget Gaza... and do not forget me in your prayers for forgiveness and acceptance."

RIP Anas Al Sharif 💔