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2026 not 2025 idk how i keep making this mistake💀

Palestinian ex-detainee Mohammed Abu Tawila was released a week ago after enduring extreme torture in Israeli occupation torture and detention camps. He was abducted a year ago from Gaza.

During interrogations by Israeli forces, he was exposed to brutal beating, torture and highly corrosive chemicals, including acid and flammable substances, causing severe burns and the loss of sight in his left eye.

His physical and psychological condition is critical, and he urgently needs medical treatment abroad.

People are calming that Israel is committing a "genocide" without looking at the whole picture. I suggest instead of dismissing my claims as "Zionist propaganda" you read it all carefully and open minded. If you really care about the truth and about understanding the situation you would want to do that.

1)Like it or not but Israel is hitting Hamas targets. The problem is that Hamas uses the population in Gaza to its advantage. first of all they put their military facilities inside Civilian buildings not only to make them harder for Israel to detect but also to make it easy to blame Israel for attacking civilians. With that reality Israel has an hard choice between attacking Hamas targets knowing that civilians could die or doing nothing and letting Hamas get away. And after what Hamas did Israel cannot just let them get away with that it would be absurd.

there are many examples but here is one video that explains how Hamas uses one of the Hospital in Gaza: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4xVqsb2v9w and before just saying that it is Zionist propaganda I suggest you watch it and listen carefully to the points presented.

2)If Israel is so "Genocidal" why would they try so hard to evacuate civilians from Gaza? They could have just go in long ago and attack everything but Israel has chosen to give civilians time to escape the warzone. before they got into Gaza they opened a few times a corridor for people to escape to the southern part of Gaza and even now when they have encircled Gaza they have opened a corridor for people to escape Gaza city. The IDF has even dropped fliers from the air calling for civilians to go south and explaining how to do so. And who didn't want them to escape? Hamas because they need them inside the city.

An article explaining why Israel is following the rules of war: https://edition.cnn.com/2023/11/07/opinions/israel-hamas-gaza-not-war-crimes-spencer/index.html

Details about the rules of war: https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/LSB/LSB10709

3) The numbers coming out of Gaza are missing one very important metric! First of all its is important to say that Hamas is the government of Gaza and as such they control the health ministry of Gaza so they control all of the information coming out of there. And there are no numbers of how many Hamas and Islamic Jihad militants have been killed in Gaza and it is likely that they count dead Hamas militants as civilians too. (There are around 30,000 Hamas militants and a few thousands more Islamic Jihad militants). and they could be counting militants under 18 years old in the dead children count. Now don't get me wrong civilians have died and will die because of the realities of urban warfare and because of Hamas's tactics and it is very unfortunate but we need to bare in mind that the information coming out of Gaza is probably unreliable.

4) A few days ago Hamas held a screening in the yard of one of the hospitals where they showed more than 1,000 people the atrocities they committed on the 7th of October. This shows that Israel's claims that Hamas has been stealing fuel to use for their prepuces is right. Because how come they claim that hospitals in Gaza are running out of fuel but they have fuel to run this screenings? Also if Israel just wanted to kill civilians this could have been a great time to do so. the screening in question: https://twitter.com/visegrad24/status/1720924391188394443

5) 20% of Israel's citizens are Arabs. They have the right to vote, there are Arab parties in the Israeli parliament, they have the same access to health care, and more. There are even a lot of Arabs serving in the IDF and Israeli police. If Israel is such a racist genocidal state why would this be the case?

There are a lot more points I can present but it would be a very long post. I just ask of you to think a bit about the situation, about the reality of fighting a guerrilla group like Hamas, look at recent urban battles like the battle of Mosul for example to get some sense of what urban warfare is. And try to understand that Israel has to get rid of Hamas if we want some hope for peace.

A bit of information about Hamas: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamas

Document about the October 7th attack: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qpk2asgZzGitpLSq1B0h4LGpcRizGUER/edit?usp=drivesdk&ouid=118416676133631413184&rtpof=true&sd=true

OSINT: New footage suggests mystery engine highly likely M88 (Indian Rafale jet's engine) based on distinct nozzle screw pattern, not M53 (Indian Mirage 2000's engine).

Visuals from Bathinda, India

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2026 not 2025

Source: https://trt.global/world/article/b28b63b04cc7

War isn’t glorious. It’s not where heroes are made, it’s where lives are destroyed.

We’ve been taught to praise it, to honor it, to see it as necessary. But what if we didn’t? What if war wasn’t something people were proud of, but something they felt ashamed to take part in?

No leader fights on the front lines. It’s ordinary people who are told to kill other ordinary people, all while being promised honor, legacy, meaning. But there is no honor in taking someone’s life. No pride in leaving families broken. No glory in becoming part of something that destroys humanity piece by piece.

If war was seen as shameful instead of praiseworthy, fewer people would answer the call. Fewer would follow orders that go against their own conscience.If enough people refused, refused to fight, refused to glorify it, war wouldn’t have the power it does.

War continues because people are taught to accept it.
It doesn’t have to be that way.

Detailed info on the 5 Indian jets shot down:

Rafale 1, shot down at 288'/ 23NM from Bhalessa.
Rafale 2, shot down at 114'/ 13 NM from Jammu.
Rafale 3, shot down at 144'/ 41.4 NM from Srinagar.
Su-30MKI, shot down at 192'/ 19 NM from Srinagar.
MIG-29, shot down at 243'/ 20.5 NM from Srinagar.

NM stands for nautical miles, and the number with ' in front is the altitude in feet at which the Indian fighter jet was shot down.

The Indian jets were desperately, unsuccessfully trying to dodge the PL-15s at very low altitudes.

The American president started a war.

​The American president said it was already won in 3 days.

​Then, Americans accepted the 10 points Iran made, accepted to pay for reparation, higher fees on a canal that was already open, and killed one old and about to die supreme leader.

​They bombed a school, lost billions of American taxpayer money, and made it so that Iran and its allies (which include Lebanon) are not attacked by Americans or Israel again.

​(I don't know if this last one is true) Iran can now enrich uranium.

​In short: Americans spent money to have less freedom in the Middle East, weakened the American bond with NATO, and didn't put down any regime. Iran now has more power.

​Do Americans call this a win?

​Are Americans serious?

Before you go all in, totally fanboying for your favorite side, let me explain my take.

I’m tired of seeing how the media keeps repeating this huge death toll every single day and just pins it all on Israel. Like, they literally make it seem like Israel killed 53,000 people. But no one ever stops to ask where that number even comes from. First of all, those numbers come from Gaza’s Ministry of Health and an organization called Civil Defense — and even their own reports, the ones the media quotes, don’t always add up. Plus, let’s be real, these groups are completely controlled by Hamas, so they can just post whatever numbers they want, and the media will just copy-paste it.

And then everyone acts like Israel is just attacking nonstop while Hamas is this poor little group fighting back with sticks and stones — which couldn’t be further from the truth. Hamas has weapons, light and heavy, mortars, vehicles, armored ones too, artillery rockets, explosives — and believe it or not, they’ve even got missiles. So yeah, they’re pretty well armed. And that also means they’re fully capable of killing civilians too. Not every person that dies is because of Israel. In fact, with the kind of weapons Hamas has, I honestly think they’ve killed more civilians than Israel has.

Why? Because their weapons are super basic and not very accurate. They’re not even GPS-guided, and they shoot from way far away. So they might fire a rocket 20 km hoping it hits a group of Israeli soldiers, but if there’s a house or a refugee camp in those 20 km, that’s what gets hit. Their aim is that bad — even being 20 meters off can mean blowing up a building instead of hitting a target.

Another thing — they use their own infrastructure to hide. And no, it’s not just one fighter hiding in a random building. There are buildings where like two families live and the other 10 apartments are used to store weapons or hide militants. And when there’s a strike, you can’t really know for sure if you hit a civilian or a militant, because they literally dress the same. Like, if an Israeli soldier dies, you know he was a soldier — uniform, badges, some way to tell. But over there, the only way to know for sure is if the person had a weapon in their hand. This isn’t new either — the U.S. dealt with this in Afghanistan, same with the Soviets, the Syrian army, basically any regular army fighting insurgents. That’s why they’re so hard to identify.

So, out of those supposed 53,000 deaths, how many were actually fighters? Let’s say maybe 30% were militants — that’s about 15,900 fighters. That leaves around 38,000 civilians. Sounds like a huge number, right? Until you remember this war’s been going on for almost two years now. And if you factor in everything and assume that half of those civilians were killed by Israel, then Israel is responsible for about 19,000 civilian deaths — which would mean around 32 civilians killed per day. Honestly, for a full-scale war, that’s way lower than most conflicts.

Is Israel the good guy? Definitely not. But is Hamas? Also no.

I just find it super hypocritical how the media defends one side.

Yes, Israel should let food and aid in — what they’re doing there is a huge mistake. But if Hamas really cared about Palestinian lives like they claim, they should release the hostages. And if they want to fight, they should wear uniforms and fight head-on — in trenches, in military zones — not hiding in buildings or digging tunnels through entire neighborhoods