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Friday, 14 July

01:45

Amid Jenin destruction, Palestinians mobilize with acts of solidarity +972 Magazine

Palestinians opened their homes, donated supplies, and volunteered to clean up for families after Israels invasion of Jenin refugee camp.

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Thursday, 13 July

07:32

Jenin is Just the Start: Did Palestinians Finally Bury the Ghosts of the Past? Articles Archives - Palestine Chronicle

Neither Netanyahu and Gallant, nor Abbas and his PA allies seem to understand, nor are willing to understand this historical shift in political discourses, cultures and language.

The deadly Israeli invasion of Jenin on July 3 was not a surprise.

Also, unsurprising is the fact that the killing of 12 Palestinians, wounding of 120 more and the destruction of nearly 80 percent of the Jenin Refugee Camps homes and infrastructure will not make an iota of a difference.

Even Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, despite his lofty promises of destroying the safe haven of the terrorist enclave in Jenin, must have known that his bloody exercise was ultimately futile.

Indeed, as the Israeli military machine was toppling homes, smashing cars and harvesting lives, several Palestinian retaliatory attacks were reported, including in Tel Aviv, on July 4, and in the Kedumim illegal settlement on July 6.

In fact, unlike the Israeli response to the Second Palestinian Uprising (Intifada) of 2000, extreme violence will not weaken but heighten Palestinian Resistance and counterattacks.

Back then, the Palestinian Authority had a degree of control over Palestinian groups and managed, although with great difficulties, to contain the Palestinian street.

Now, the PA has no such leverage.

Indeed, when a delegation of PA officials visited Jenin on July 5, to show solidarity and to promise help in the recovery efforts, Jenin residents kicked the officials out of their camp.

Thus, neither did Israel manage to regain any kind of control over Jenin, nor did the PA succeed in reinventing itself as the savior of the people.

So, what was the point of all of this?

Writing in Haaretz, Zvi Barel linked the whole Jenin operation, dubbed House and Garden, to Netanyahus loss of political control over his government; in fact, the whole country.

It was a showy operation, Barel wrote...

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Wednesday, 12 July

23:10

Times corrects false claim about Palestinian killed in Jenin "IndyWatch Feed War"

We recently posted about an article by Catherine Philp at The Times that attempted to undermine evidence showing that Abdulrahman Hasan Ahmad Hardan, one of the Palestinians killed during the two-day IDF military operation in Jenin, was in fact a Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) terrorist.

One of the arguments made by Philp in an effort to prove her point can be seen in the following sentence:

When Islamic Jihad posted photographs of its claimed martyrs, Abdulrahman was the only one not pictured with a firearm.

However, as a post on the official Telegram channel of PIJ shows, Abdulrahman was NOT the only one of the eight fighters pictured without a firearm. As you can see in their graphic, the bottom five Palestinians out of the eight shown similarly arent holding a weapon.

Editors promptly upheld our complaint and deleted the sentence in question.

This correction is important, because it further erodes the Times extraordinarily flimsy argument that the 16 year old Palestinians was not a PIJ fighter.

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20:47

Mahmoud Abbas visits Jenin amid growing anger at Palestinian Authority "IndyWatch Feed War"

Mahmoud Abbas visits Jenin amid growing anger at Palestinian Authority

Trip is the first made by the Palestinian president to Jenin in over a decade
MEE staff Wed, 07/12/2023 - 11:47
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas speaks as he visits Jenin following a recent Israeli raid, in the occupied West Bank, 12 July 2023 (Reuters)
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas speaks as he visits Jenin following a recent Israeli raid, in the occupied West Bank, 12 July 2023 (Reuters)

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas arrived in Jenin on Wednesday for his first visit since 2012, amid frustration in the occupied West Bank city at his administration's crackdown on activists and inaction against Israeli attacks.

The 87-year-old arrived by helicopter from the Palestinian Authority's (PA) headquarters in Ramallah and visited the Jenin refugee camp and the cemetery where many Palestinians killed by Israeli forces are buried.

Three senior PA officials were heckled by crowds at the same cemetery last week when they attended the funerals for the 12 Palestinians killed in Israel's large-scale offensive on 3 July.

Many Palestinians feel let down by the PA for its inaction during the raid, which over two days damaged or destroyed more than 80 percent of homes in the camp and displaced some 4,000 people.

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20:08

Human skulls suggest use in necromancy during Roman-era in cave near Jerusalem "IndyWatch Feed World"

A cave in the Jerusalem Hills may once have served as a local oracle where people communed with the dead in the hopes of learning about the future. Known as the Te'omim Cave, the creepy crevice is littered with human skulls and other items associated with necromancy, and is described by researchers as a possible "portal to the underworld". Analyzing the discoveries made at the cave, the authors of a new study suggest that Te'omim might have hosted "secret rites involving necromancy and communication with the dead, mainly by witches." "These rites were usually conducted within tombs or burial caves, but sometimes they took place in a nekyomanteion (or nekromanteion) - an 'oracle of the dead'," explain the researchers. "These shrines were generally located in caves or next to water sources that were believed to be possible portals to the underworld."

19:13

Selected Articles: The Occupation and Jewish Values "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

The Occupation and Jewish Values

By Prof. Alon Ben-Meir, July 11, 2023

The intensifying violent encounters between the two sides since the beginning of the year have claimed the lives of 147 Palestinians and 23 Israelis. The vicious cycle

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18:58

Smotrich wants one million West Bank settlers. Thats not so far-fetched +972 Magazine

Seeking to double the settler population, Israel's far-right government is expediting infrastructural plans that were often literally laid decades ago.

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17:30

Palestine Action blocks sewage pipes of weapons factory "IndyWatch Feed Europe"

Two days ago, Palestine Action blocked the sewage pipes leading to Leicesters Israeli weapons factory, UAV Tactical Systems (U-TacS). In a new tactic, activists used concrete and other materials to create a blockage in the pipes to disrupt the operation of the factory. The action was not publicised at its inception, leaving the factory unaware of their new plumbing problems. Since the obstruction of the pipes, two vans belonging to the factorys estates management firm, Precision Facilities Management, have entered the premises.

The action took place as part of the ongoing siege against the weapons factory, which began on May 1st, over two months ago. The siege has used a diversity of tactics deployed to pre...

16:04

BBC News continues to under inform on the Jenin Battalion "IndyWatch Feed War"

Over the past year we have repeatedly documented the BBCs under-reporting of the subject of the Jenin Battalion (also known as the Jenin Brigades).

As we noted in July 2022 in relation to BBC coverage of counter-terrorism operations in the Jenin area throughout the previous year:

A common feature in all those reports (in addition to the BBCs serial avoidance of the use of the word terror) is their failure to inform audiences on the topic of the formation of the Jenin Battalion Joint Operations Room as reported last September.

In July 2022 the BBCs Tom Bateman paid a visit to the Jenin Battalion and was finally able to tell BBC audiences that:

We were taken to a home of the so-called Jenin Brigade. Its a single banner the Palestinian armed groups have been using for a year or so. Theyre all listed by Israel and the West as terrorist organis...

14:32

Israels Battle against the United Nations "IndyWatch Feed War"

 Israels Battle against the United Nations

By Avi Shlaim  

July 11, 2023: Information Clearing House -- David Ben-Gurion, Israel's first prime minister, had serious reservations about the United Nations (UN). An ardent Jewish nationalist, and a proponent of self-reliance and direct action, his guiding principle in foreign policy was, What matters is not what the Goyim (non-Jews) say, but what the Jews do. In accordance with this dictum, he disdainfully referred to the world body as oom-shmoomOom is the Hebrew acronym for United Nations. The sobriquet oom-shmoom implies that the UN is of no importance and can be safely ignored. 

While the disdain popularized by Ben-Gurion continues to define Israels approach towards the UN, the sentiment does not extend to those within the world body who investigate Israeli practices or seek to hold it to account. In such cases, derision gives way to relentless vilification. A particularly egregious example is the effort by Israel and its apologists to discredit and disqualify Francesca Albanese, the current UN Special Rapporteur on the Situation of Human Rights in the Palestinian Territory Occupied Since 1967.

United Nations Special Rapporteurs are prominent legal experts appointed by the UN Human Rights Council and tasked with monitoring and reporting on the human rights situation throughout the world. Unpaid and serving for fixed terms, they enjoy more political independence than salaried UN officials. 

Are You Tired Of The Lies And Non-Stop Propaganda?

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08:57

More Zionist Crimes against Palestinians in Occupied Al-Quds, West Bank "IndyWatch Feed War"

July 11, 2023 Israeli occupation forces Tuesday shot and injured a Palestinian and detained two others during a military raid in the refugee camp of Askar, east of the occupied West Bank city of Nablus. Ahmad Jibril, the head of the Emergency and Ambulance Department at the Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS), said that a []

02:55

An Israeli activist was thrown in jail for a week over a hat +972 Magazine

Police arrested Gil Hammerschlag in Jerusalem, after he attended a protest wearing a cap featuring a photo of a Palestinian shot dead by Israeli forces.

The post An Israeli activist was thrown in jail for a week over a hat appeared first on +972 Magazine.

02:41

The Palestine Chronicle Football Team Now Has a New Home in Gaza (PHOTOS & VIDEO) Articles Archives - Palestine Chronicle

For several years now, Palestine Chronicle editors have funded a youth football team in the Gaza Strip. Initially, the idea was to provide a group of children with football jerseys, cleats, and a few balls. 

But thanks to the efforts of an organization called the Youth Stars Center, we managed to turn that simple contribution into a project. 

The Palestine Chronicle-sponsored football team is now two separate teams, with volunteer coaches and professional training space. 

The funds allocated to the team are personal contributions from The Palestine Chronicle family and do not come directly from the organizations budget. However, we are still happy to claim this achievement in the name of The Palestine Chronicle.

As we see our squads flourish into promising young athletes, we become even more determined to support the project and to raise awareness of similar community-supported programs in Palestine and throughout the Gaza Strip. 

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01:56

Israel lobby group Bnai Brith is now suing rabbis for standing up for Palestinian rights "IndyWatch Feed War"

Rabbi David Mivasair holding up a sign that reads Bnai Brith is suing pro-Palestinian Rabbi David Mivasair and undermining the meaning of antisemitism by using it to describe any criticism of Israel, even rabbis who challenge their extremist view of who is a good Jew.

01:42

Burning of the Quran and the Counter-offensive: Why the West is Panicking Articles Archives - Palestine Chronicle

Why is the right to insult Muslims so cherished, so sacred in the view of Western governments and laws? And why burn the Quran now?

Desecrating, then burning the Holy Quran in Sweden has, once again, raised a political storm of condemnation, but also of justification, if not outright approval.

Such acts are protected by law, top Swedish and EU officials have declared.

But why are the rights of those who oppose Western agendas, colonialism, imperialism, Zionism, and military interventions not equally protected by law?

The Palestine boycott movement, BDS, for example, is constantly fighting in Western societies and institutions for the right to use certain language or merely challenge, though non-violently, Israeli occupation and apartheid.

Iranian media offices were shut down in some Western countries, and various Western-operated satellites removed Iranian Press TV, Lebanons Al-Manar TV and other anti-Israel occupation media outlets from their line-ups.

Thousands of Palestinian activists have been banned or censored on Western social media platforms for daring to criticize Israeli war crimes in Palestine. The writer of this article is one of many others.

More. As soon as the Russia-Ukraine war began, western governments were asked to completely block Russia Today and other Russian media channels from operating in We...

01:23

Palestinians Live In Fear A Poem Articles Archives - Palestine Chronicle

My life is cold and dark
And sadness every day
No food or fresh water
Today and Im a starving
Palestinian with no hopes or dreams every day and my happiness has faded away with no sunshine only darkness every day,

And no one seems to notice us Palestinians
No one seems to care
Theyve heard our story
Before and they just dont bloody care but Poet David P Carroll
Feels youre pain every day and my heart crys for you all every day and
Ill fight for every Palestinian whos suffering today
And our dreams and hopes will always fade away and
Im afraid for the little to go outside
Bombs dropping on them playing on the beaches and theres
No hope for us Palestinians any day
When will this pain ever just go away
And when I try and catch my breath an other bomb is dropped on me and
In a silent world of forgotten dreams and every Palestinian will fade away and youll all be forever in my heart every day.

(The Palestine Chronicle)

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01:13

Israel turning Palestinian territories into 'open-air prison', says UN expert "IndyWatch Feed War"

Israel turning Palestinian territories into 'open-air prison', says UN expert

UN special rapporteur Francesca Albanese says Israel's policies appear to be plan to 'de-Palestinianise' occupied territories
MEE staff Tue, 07/11/2023 - 16:13
A Palestinian teacher opens an iron door controlled by Israeli forces on 13 February 2019 in the divided West Bank city of Hebron.
A Palestinian teacher opens an iron door controlled by Israeli forces in the West Bank city of Hebron, on 13 February 2019 (AFP)

The Israeli occupation of the Palestinian territories has turned the West Bank into an open-air prison for Palestinians, the UN special rapporteur on the Palestinian territories has said in a new report.

The report states that since 1967, more than 800,000 Palestinians have been arrested by Israeli forces, and many have faced long detentions and are "often presumed guilty without evidence".

"All the more, as these offences appear to be part of a plan to de-Palestinianise the territory. This threatens the existence of the Palestinian people as a national cohesive group. It is critical that the international community recognises the illegality of the Israeli occupation," Albanese told the Human Rights Council during a session on Monday.

While Gaza has often been referred to as an "open-air prison" because of the blockade it has faced since 2007, Albanese has extended this language to include more Palestinian territories, including the occupied West Bank.

"This wider carcerality, made of an array of laws, procedures and techniques of coercive confinement, transforms the occupied Palestinian territory into a constantly surveilled open-air...

00:54

Palestinians Removed from Jerusalem Home to Make Way for Israeli Settler Takeover "ConflictWatch Feed Israel"

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00:29

Their blood cries out Israeli-Americans memoir faces the Nakba "ConflictWatch Feed Israel"

Tantura residents flee their village, May 1948. (Photo Credit: Benno Rothenberg / Meitar Collection, Pritzker Family National Photography Collection, National Library of Israel)Linda Dittmar witnessed abuses of Palestinians during the Nakba as a girl in Israel. Now in her 80s, living in America she seeks to retrace the ways that Israelis suppressed the Nakba and replaced Palestinian life with a Zionist narrative.

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Tuesday, 11 July

22:00

The Dark World of the U.S. Funding Israel's Apartheid in Palestine "ConflictWatch Feed Israel"

Palestine Action continues to shut down Elbit Systems factories of death, producing killer drones and weapons, in England. Elbit constructed the spy towers, integrated fixed towers, on the Tohono O'odham Nation, which now allows U.S. Border Patrol agents to stalk O'odham at home with live cameras.A Congressional report details the flow of billions of U.S. dollars of military aid to Israel, the

21:54

MbS to Blinken: No to Israeli normalization, yes to Syrian reconciliation "ConflictWatch Feed Israel"

JUN 16, 2023 Israel is concerned about increased weapons proliferation among Palestinian resistance groups, focusing on smuggling from Jordan. However, these weapons may be coming from a source closer to home. Qassem Qassem On 22 April, Israeli occupation authorities apprehended Jordanian parliamentarian Imad al-Adwan at the Allenby Bridge crossing. But this was no ordinary arrest. []

05:38

Biden blasts 'extreme' Israeli government "IndyWatch Feed World"

US President Joe Biden has accused political extremists in Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government of contributing to the rising tensions in the West Bank, saying they are part of the reason that a peace deal can't be reached with the Palestinian Authority. Netanyahu's cabinet has "some of the most extreme members" to lead Israel's government dating all the way back to Golda Meir's administration in 1969, Biden said in a CNN interview aired on Sunday. He dodged a question on when he will invite Netanyahu for a White House visit, saying, "Bibi, I think, is trying to work through how he can work through his existing problems in terms of his coalition." Biden argued that some of Israel's cabinet ministers have essentially said, "We can settle anywhere we want. They [the Palestinians] have no right to be here, etc."

Monday, 10 July

23:10

Times reporter tries to turn Palestinian terrorist into a civilian "ConflictWatch Feed Israel"

For years, weve been documenting the egregious anti-Israel bias of Times Middle East correspondent Catherine Philp, However, a report she published yesterday was so biased, and so clearly coloured by her own pro-Palestinian views, that it hardly can be called journalism.

The putatively straight news article published on July 9 was titled Palestinian boy killed by Israeli sniper in Jenin was unarmed, CCTV suggests, but, as her tweet of the article shows, it seems to have been motivated by her frustration with the fact that there hasnt been one confirmed civilian death during Israels two-day anti-terror operation in Jenin last week.

While the article begins by suggesting that a Palestinian in Jenin named Abdulrahman Hasan Ahmad Hardan was unarmed by IDF soldiers when he was shot, it then proceeds to claim that he was an uninvolved civilian, and not a terrorist as was reported.

Here are the relevant paragraphs:

Militant groups such as the relatively new Jenin Brigades, Islamic Jihad and the armed wing of Fatah have little compunction about claiming non-combatants, even unarmed women and children, as their martyrs. Militants brought banners to the house celebrating him as such; his family expressed their unhappiness at that at not inconsiderable risk to themselves but they were adamant: Abdulrahman was not a militant and did not belong to any armed group.

[His mother] wept as she described rushing to Jenin after learning that her son had been shot in the head. He died five hours later in surgery. He was an ordinary boy, he was not a terrorist like they are saying, his mother said.

When Islamic Jihad posted photographs of its claimed martyrs, Abdulrahman was the only one not pictured with a firearm.

asked if Abdulrahman had been armed, Lieutenant-Colonel Richard Hecht, the Israel Defence Forces...

22:18

Israeli forces kill Palestinian near West Bank settlement "ConflictWatch Feed Israel"

Israeli forces kill Palestinian near West Bank settlement 

Bilal Ibrahim Qadah, a father of three, was killed after his car came under fire from behind 
MEE staff Mon, 07/10/2023 - 13:18
Bilal Ibrahim Qadah, 33, was killed by Israeli troops in the occupied West Bank on 10 July 2023 (Social media)

Israeli forces shot and killed a Palestinian man near Ramallah in the occupied West Bank on Monday. 

The man was identified as Bilal Ibrahim Qadah, 33, by the Palestinian health ministry.

Qadah, a father of three, was apparently in his car driving close to the Palestinian village of Deir Nidham and the Israeli settlement of Khalamish when he came under fire. 

According to an eyewitness and footage from the scene, his car was hit from the back. 

Qadah was pictured laying on the floor next to his car after being shot by Israeli soldiers. 

Palestinian media said Israeli troops blocked paramedics and residents from reaching him after he was injured, leaving him to bleed to death. 

The Israeli military said in a statem...

20:26

Disaster: Palestinian Homes Used as Israeli Bases in Jenin "ConflictWatch Feed Israel"

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17:13

UN and Partners Visit Severely Damaged Jenin Refugee Camp "ConflictWatch Feed Israel"

Human Wrongs Watch

(UN NEWS)* Senior UN officials and donor partners on Sunday [] visited the Palestinian refugee camp in the West Bank city of Jenin, where they witnessed the shocking damage sustained during the Israeli incursion this past week.

The two-day Israeli military operation, which included airstrikes in this densely populated community, caused the worst level of destruction in more than 20 years in Jenin camp.
UNRWA/Tareq Shalash
The two-day Israeli military operation, which included airstrikes in this densely populated community, caused the worst level of destruction in more than 20 years in Jenin camp.
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17:09

Israel: Netanyahu government to help prevent collapse of Palestinian Authority "ConflictWatch Feed Israel"

Israel: Netanyahu government to help prevent collapse of Palestinian Authority

Israeli security cabinet votes to prevent collapse of Palestinian administration while calling for end to 'incitement' and 'illegal construction' in occupied West Bank
MEE staff Mon, 07/10/2023 - 08:09
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (R) arrives at his office to attend the weekly cabinet meeting in Jerusalem on 9 July 2023 (AFP)

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has committed to help prevent the collapse of the Palestinian Authority, although without specifying concrete steps to do so.

Netanyahu said the decision had been made at a meeting of his security cabinet on Sunday, with eight members of the top-level forum supporting the move.

The vote was not unanimous, however, with one voting against and one abstaining.

The PA, established in 1994 following the Oslo Accords, holds devolved authority over parts of the occupied West Bank and was supposed to mark the first tentative step towards Palestinian sovereignty and negotiations over the creation of an independent state.

In the years since its creation, however, it has become widely unpopular over its corruption, authoritarianism and security cooperation with Israel. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, aged 87, has also long outstayed his mandate as president.

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15:51

What did BBC reports from a Jenin hospital ignore? "ConflictWatch Feed Israel"

Visitors to the BBC News websites live page covering the two-day counter-terrorism operation in Jenin on July 3rd and 4th learned that hours after that operation had begun, Jeremy Bowen flew to Israel, perhaps in expectation of a somewhat longer round of conflict.

Bowens uninformative July 4th filmed report from outside the Khalil Suleiman government hospital in Jenin was also posted on the BBC News websites Middle East page under the headline The scene at the hospital near Jenins refugee camp.

Another report filmed at the same hospital appeared on the BBC News websites Middle East page under the headline Stones thrown and tear gas fired near Jenin hospital. That report, which shows a large group of Palestinian males some throwing stones gathered outside the hospital, was also promoted on the live page, together with an...

13:26

Western Intelligence Reports Believes Iran Moves Toward A Possible Nuclear Bomb Test "ConflictWatch Feed Israel"

FOX News: Iran moves toward possible atom bomb test in defiance of Western sanctions: intel report  

A Dutch report says Iran continues to increase enriched uranium stocks 

A fresh batch of damning European intelligence reports reveal that the Islamic Republic of Iran sought to bypass U.S. and EU sanctions to secure technology for its nuclear weapons program with a view toward testing an atomic bomb. 

According to the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI), which first published translations of the intelligence documents on its website, the security agencies of Sweden, the Netherlands and Germany revealed sensitive data during the first six months of 2023 on the Iranian regime's illicit nuclear weapons proliferation activities. The reports mainly cover Irans alleged illegal conduct in 2022. 

The most shocking revelation in the trove of intelligence data was from the Netherlands General and Intelligence Security Service (AVID) that determined Irans astonishingly fast development of weapons-grade uranium "brings the option of a possible [Iranian] first nuclear test closer."  

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Update: Iran's Illicit Procurement Related To Weapons Of Mass Destruction In The Netherlands, Sweden, And Germany During 2022 (MEMRI)  

WNU Editor: The U.S. military says it has options .... US has military options for Iran's nuclear threat, CENTCOM air force chief tells 'Post' (Jerusalem Post).

05:10

Video: Israel Mows Lawn in Jenin "ConflictWatch Feed Israel"

Over the last couple weeks, Israel has stepped up its use of pogroms and settler/colonial violence in Palestine. Their strategy for somewhat gradual ethnic cleansing seems to be a combination of bulldozing neighborhoods and farms, and evicting Palestinian families to make room for Israeli settlers, who are then just defending their homes if the previous occupants complain. The media often frame whats going on there as a two-sided conflict, but the reality is that one side has one of the most advanced and well-funded armed forces in the world, and the other side has next to nothing. It often seems like the only course of action that would be acceptable to the Zionist movement, would be for Palestinians to all lie down and die. The policy of the Israeli government seems to be one of subjugation without end enforced with the practice of mowing the lawn a dehumanizing euphemism for regularly rounding up and killing people who might form any sort of resistance to their apartheid regime. The Majority Report has more:

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