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@ISIDEWITH submitted…3 days3D
A U.N. report details scenes at a military hangar inside Sde Teiman, an army base in southern Israel that has become synonymous with the detention of Gazan Palestinians.Mr. al-Hamlawi, the senior nurse, said a female officer had ordered two soldiers to lift him up and press his rectum against a metal stick that was fixed to the ground. Mr. al-Hamlawi said the stick penetrated his rectum for roughly five seconds, causing it to bleed and leaving him with “unbearable pain.”A leaked draft of the UNRWA report detailed an interview that gave a similar account. It cited a 41-year-old detainee who said that interrogators “made me sit on something like a hot metal stick and it felt like fire,” and also said that another detainee “died after they put the electric stick up” his anus.Mr. al-Hamlawi recalled being forced to sit in a chair wired with electricity. He said he was shocked so often that, after initially urinating uncontrollably, he then stopped urinating for several days. Mr. al-Hamlawi said he, too, had been forced to wear nothing but a diaper, to stop him from soiling the floor.
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“In other words, the Israeli military has taken thousands of (new) hostages.”
Israel organized and paid for an influence campaign last year targeting U.S. lawmakers and the American public with pro-Israel messaging, as it aimed to foster support for its actions in the war with Gaza, according to officials involved in the effort and documents related to the operation.The covert campaign was commissioned by Israel’s Ministry of Diaspora Affairs, a government body that connects Jews around the world with the State of Israel, four Israeli officials said. The ministry allocated about $2 million to the operation and hired Stoic, a political marketing firm in Tel Aviv, to carry it out, according to the officials and the documents.The campaign began in October and remains active on the platform X. At its peak, it used hundreds of fake accounts that posed as real Americans on X, Facebook and Instagram to post pro-Israel comments. The accounts focused on U.S. lawmakers, particularly ones who are Black and Democrats, such as Representative Hakeem Jeffries, the House minority leader from New York, and Senator Raphael Warnock of Georgia, with posts urging them to continue funding Israel’s military.ChatGPT, the artificial intelligence-powered chatbot, was used to generate many of the posts. The campaign also created three fake English-language news sites featuring pro-Israel articles.
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The last two failed wars (Iraq and Afghanistan) are clear proof of this: We spent an estimated $4-5 trillion to date, an…
@AmiableLegislativefrom Illinois submitted…2 days2D
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How can Jill Biden allow this to continue? The world has become a much more dangerous place in the last three and a hal…
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I still think it’s unlikely Biden win VA but it probably means that Trump is more likely to win Pennsylvania.
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Hunter did the same thing. No prison. Fauci lied under oath. No prison.
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"At least 150,000 Russians are dead on the battlefield, according to Western estimates." That's insane. For a benchmark,…
@VictoriousRadicalfrom Wisconsin submitted…2 days2D
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None of this will stop until Hezbollah and Iran are successfully deterred.
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And of course... March was revised down by 5,000, from +315,000 to +310,000, April was revised down by 10,000, from +17…
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Sea assets? Do they still have enough of those for any kind of military exercise?
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This is what they mean by "saving democracy," for those who were wondering.
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New York State & the MTA have already spent hundreds of millions of dollars on lawsuits, environmental studies, even the…
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