https://odysee.com/VolumeIV:chttps://libertarianinstitute.org/blog/the-innocent-dead-of-rafah-have-you-no-shame/https://www.winterwatch.net/2024/05/israel-torching-rafah/'Children burned alive': Death toll from Israel attack on Rafah safe zone rises to 50
https://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2024/05/27/726305/Palestine-Israel-Rafah-Gaza-warThe death toll from the Israeli regime’s airstrikes against a designated safe zone for displaced people in the city of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip has risen to at least 50 people.
ActionAid UK, the British chapter of an international relief organization, reported the fatalities on Sunday.
Earlier in the day, Israeli warplanes fired eight missiles toward makeshift shelters housing internally-displaced persons in the city’s northwest.
“These shelters were supposed to be safe havens for innocent civilians, yet they became targets of brutal violence,” the organization said.
“Children, women, and men are being burned alive under their tents and shelters,” it noted, warning that the number of fatalities could rise.
Reacting to the massacre, the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas called it an “egregious affront” to a recent ruling by the International Court of Justice, which ordered the Israeli regime to “immediately” halt its offensive against Rafah.
The movement called on all parties, especially Egypt, to pressure the regime into ending its occupation of the city’s Rafah crossing, which borders the country and serves as the main point of entry for vital supplies into Gaza.
Hamas also urged the international community, the United Nations, and all concerned parties to scramble to support the Palestinian nation in the face of the Israeli massacre, which has been seeking to bring about the mass exodus of the Palestinian people and destroy their national cause for the past seven months.
It was referring to an October-present genocidal war that the regime has been waging against Gaza in response to a retaliatory operation by the territory’s resistance movements.
The war has so far claimed the lives of around 36,000 Palestinians, mostly women and children, in Gaza.
Hamas called on the world’s Muslim and Arab peoples to step up their anti-Israeli activism in the face of the genocide.
UN: Israel must face sanctions
Francesca Albanese, the United Nations special rapporteur on human rights in the occupied Palestinian territories, meanwhile, reacted to the “horror” created by the Israeli regime in Rafah, calling for pressure on Tel Aviv.
“The Gaza genocide will not easily end without external pressure: Israel must face sanctions, justice, suspension of agreements, trade, partnership and investments, as well as participation in international forums.”
Balakrishnan Rajagopal, the world body’s special rapporteur on the right to adequate housing, also denounced the bloodletting, saying, “Attacking women and children while they cower in their shelters in Rafah is a monstrous atrocity.”
“We need concerted global action to stop Israel’s actions now,” he added.
The Israeli massacre in Rafah was also followed by mass protest rallies across the West Bank, including in the city of Ramallah and the town of Anabta, which is located to the east of the city of Tulkarm in the northern part of the occupied territory.
The Emirati Hospital in Rafah also condemned the Israeli attacks on Rafah as “a heinous massacre.”
Similar demonstrations also erupted elsewhere throughout the region, including at the Baqa’a Palestinian refugee camp in Jordan and in front of the Israeli consulate in Istanbul.
In Iraq, enraged people stormed the KFC’s branch in the capital Baghdad, inflicting damage on the restaurant in protest at the United States’ ongoing support for the Israeli regime’s war on Gaza.
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Understanding Hamas vs. Israel by Kevin Alfred Strom (EDITOR)
https://nationalvanguard.org/2023/10/understanding-hamas-vs-israel/Israel is a terrorist state, and the US media — almost entirely controlled by jedi interests — constantly omit or minimize coverage of the brutal treatment of non-jedis by jedis in the region. Our view of the conflict should mainly be determined by the fact that Israel is the de facto world headquarters of the war against White people and the closely related war against sexual normalcy.
And all of us should publicly be asking the question asked by Ricardo Duchesne today: “Why is the Western ruling class in hysterics over tiny Israel without caring one bit for the far worse disaster unfolding for years now — the genetic/cultural destruction of the European race via mass African/Middle Eastern migration?” Nevertheless, it is still important to understand the origins and dynamics of the generations-long jedi war against Palestinians.
by David Sims
SOME WHITE AMERICANS are getting agitated by the media over alleged jedi suffering at the hands of Hamas, and the question always arises: Who owns the land that Israel currently occupies?
I lean more toward the opinion that the Palestinians are in the moral right regarding who really should possess the land that Israel appropriated in 1948. The jedis are forever telling us that the Palestinians did not have a state, since it transitioned rapidly from being a territory of the Ottoman Empire, then a British protectorate, and then. . . Israel.
But I don’t see any relevance in that argument. A people need not have organized a state in order to own their land. The reason for organizing a state is to protect your land from being appropriated by force. Unfortunately for them, the Palestinians were never given the time to create guards for their national security. The jedis swooped in too quickly and, with military help from the United States, overwhelmed all Palestinian resistance.
The video above details some of the atrocities which the Palestinians have endured for almost 80 years.
Pragmatically, I again favor the Palestinians. Neither the Israelis nor the Palestinians have ever done much for us Americans. But the Palestinians have harmed us less than the Israelis have. The Lavon Affair. The attack on the USS Liberty. The murder of Rachel Corrie. The stealing of US nuclear technology. And many other such things. Israel has been a real pain. And an expensive one.
Israel has never been an ally of the United States of America. Not truly. Israel is a parasite. The flow of benefit in the relationship between the two countries has always been one-way only. We give them billions of dollars every year, and we get nothing in return, unless you count the contemptuous attitude that the jedis often show us.
Israel has stolen our military secrets and has sold them to Communist countries, and they’ve even attacked our armed forces, and our own government hushes up the thefts. Israel’s partisans in the United States control most of the legacy media, which they used for decades to deceive us about the way power works in the world, to prevent alarm at what they are doing to us from spreading.
They control our money, and, to an extent, they still control the flow of information. Israel is not our friend. When our politicians say otherwise, they are lying. They lie because the jedis can tar them with bad publicity and can give their rivals decisive amounts of funding during election campaigns.
Understanding the theft of Palestine from its own people is a little complicated, but the biggest difficulty that most people have is the scale of the theft.
At the beginning of the 20th century, the Rothschilds sent their agent, a jedi named Emmanuel Carasso, to Salonica, in Macedonia, with two purposes: (1) overthrow the Turkish sultan and (2) initiate the extermination of the Armenian people. As the first purpose is the one relevant to this answer, I’ll save discussion on the second purpose for another time.
Carasso created an organization that was initially called “The Committee for Union and Progress,” but which soon acquired the popular name “The Young Turks.” Through various devious methods, they succeeded in changing the Turkish government of Sultan Abdul Hamid II in July 1908. Ten years and a world war later, the British acquired control of Palestine.
The British made two contradictory promises: one to the native Palestinians, and the other to the jedis who were immigrating into Palestine and changing the region’s demographics. Which promise would be kept? In the end, the promise made to the jedis was kept. It was called the Balfour Declaration.
The Rise of Hamas Was Encouraged by Israel
Hamas was started by Israel as a way to subvert the political influence of Yassir Arafat and the PLO. Israel lost control of Hamas, and the jedis’ meddling in this regard has come back to bite them.
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