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Until, they acknowledge the atrocities in the West Bank, Gaza Strip, Golan Heights and East Jerusalem, I will not push for the party's victory in 2024. I mean it is difficult to support the party incumbent when they are wrong and they are literally trying to surpress opposition to the status quo.
I am torn. I love President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, Rep. Shontel Brown (D-OH), Jamie Lee Curtis, Tara Strong, Fran Drescher, Mayim Bialik, Mark Hamill, Keith Olbermann and Ari Melber.
On this Israel-Gaza Strip issue, they are wrong..... and this is going to be a wake up call to how I see people I don't know personally or listening to the constant propaganda that suits immoral interests.
They are on the wrong side of history. They support colonialism, apartheid and a one sided approach in global issues. The years of being oppressed and the defacing of the al-Aqsa Mosque were the reasons for this.
Hamas, the sole governing body of the Gaza Strip is a militant group. The Western media claims of it being a terrorist organization has also come into question as well.
The Israeli government has launched an assualt on the Gaza Strip in an attempt to ethnically cleanse the region in a Nakba. The corrupt leader, Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to "eliminate" Hamas.
Netanyahu is under criminal investigation for corruption. He is trying to distract from his attempts to reform the Israeli Supreme Court. He is also trying to build settlements in the West Bank despite pleas from world leaders to cease the construction.
The Israeli propaganda has influenced American lawmakers, media personalities and entertainers. They see pictures of destruction in the Gaza Strip and mistaken it as Israel.
They see crying people and dead babies and post "I Stand with Israel! 🇮🇱" in their postings. It is the Palestinians who are crying and the pictures of dead babies. When called out, they delete it, double down and block critics.
President Joe Biden went on television to condemn Hamas for beheading babies. He claimed he never thought he seen the day he would see babies being beheaded. Turns out, he got his intelligence from the same folks who did not expect Hamas to launch its strike.
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After being embarrassed by the claim, Biden took a tone suggesting that Hams is the issue not the 2.5 million living in the Gaza Strip. Yet, Biden, Secretary of State Antony Blinkin, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) meet with Netanyahu, Israeli president Issac Harzog and the right wing government.
Israeli officials tipped off Biden and lawmakers with this bogus allegation. No concrete evidence of beheaded babies. The UN is not allowed to see areas in Israel.
Sean "Softball" Hannity, one of the reasons why the Republicans can't govern had his mistress Sara A. Carter to interview Pro Palestinian protesters. She confronted an American veteran and he literally told her that she is full of shit. Carter tried to pepper gotcha questions on him and he demanded that show proof or go away.
"The babies were never beheaded, that was a made-up story,...show me the fu*king pictures,... you're a lying full of sh*t."—A pro-Palestinian American protester tells Fox News reporter Sara Carter.
— Hassan Mafi (@thatdayin1992) October 14, 2023
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Israeli forces killed UN workers, struck exit points and civilians, struck in Lebanon, threatened Egypt if they allow resources, issued a blockade and cut off necessities to Palestianians.
All war crimes.
Now, the African Union (AU) Chairperson Moussa Faki Mahamat expressed "utmost concern" at the outbreak of violence that has had "grave consequences" for the lives of Israeli and Palestinian people.
Mahamat emphasized the failure of long-term international efforts to solve the crisis, saying “The Chairperson wishes to recall the fundamental rights of the Palestinian people, particularly that of an independent and sovereign State, is the main cause of the permanent Israeli-Palestinian tension.”
Morocco’s King Mohammed VI called for an emergency meeting of the Arab League Council at the headquarters in Cairo on Wednesday to discuss the deteriorating situation, saying the Kingdom of Morocco “expresses deep concern” while condemning the “attacks against civilians wherever they may be.”
In the "extraordinary session" of Arab League Nations, Morocco’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nasser Bourita, emphasized Morocco’s “full and unwavering support” for Palestine, describing the political deadlock over the Palestinian issue as a “persistence of systematic violations and oppressive unilateral measures in Al-Quds and the Occupied Palestinian Territories.”
Algeria’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs too expressed support for Palestine, saying it is following “with deep concern the escalation of barbaric Zionist aggression against the Gaza Strip, which has cost the lives of dozens of innocent children of the Palestinian people, who have fallen as martyrs to the stubbornness of the Zionist occupation in its policy of oppression and persecution imposed on the valiant Palestinian people”.
South Africa has also called for the cessation of violence, adding the region is in urgent and “desperate need of a credible peace process.”
South Africa also urged resumption of talks on a two-state solution:
“[South Africa] seeks to ensure a lasting and durable peace that produces a viable, contiguous Palestinian State, existing side-by-side in peace with Israel, within the 1967 internationally recognised borders, with East Jerusalem as its capital," in a statement issued by the government.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that South Africa is ready to help mediate in the conflict, saying “South Africa stands ready to work with the international community and to share our experience in mediation and conflict resolution as we have done on the continent and around the world.”
Meanwhile, Nigeria called for a "de-escalation and ceasefire" through dialogue, adding it was “deeply concerned” by the outbreak of violence.
“The cycle of violence … only serves to perpetuate an unending cycle of pain and suffering for the civilian population that bear the brunt of every conflict,” Nigerian officials warned.
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