Palestinians Starving - What Can We Do?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Israeli Military Massacres 31 Starving Palestinians at US-Run Food Aid Site

“The Americans and Israelis set a huge trap for us to lure us here and kill us,” one Palestinian eyewitness said.

Ahmed Abu Libdeh, 28, arrived at the aid distribution center in Rafah at 5:00 a.m. from eastern Khan Younis. Instead of receiving food, he witnessed what he described as “one of the most horrific massacres perpetrated by the [Israeli] army” at the Rafah center.

“We were standing outside the distribution point,” Abu Libdeh told Mondoweiss. “At around 6:00 a.m., a quadcopter flew overhead and announced over the loudspeaker that the place was safe and we could enter to get the food.”

“The quadcopter loudspeaker said, ‘walk, you’re safe. We’ll get the aid out in a little while,’” Abu Libdeh added, stating that after the aid had arrived, “they began bombing and killing us.”

https://truthout.org/articles/israeli-military-massacres-31-starving-palestinians-at-us-run-food-aid-site/

This story has been debunked by the BBC.

No it wasn't. BBC did however verify that the purported video of the massacre was a video of a different massacre instead

[Anonymous]

https://www.nytimes.com/article/israel-gaza-aid-ground-offensive.html

Dozens of Palestinians have been killed in two separate incidents, according to Gaza officials, after Israel said its forces opened fire.

Israeli forces opened fire on Tuesday morning near an aid distribution site in the southern city of Rafah, the Israeli military said. Dozens of Palestinians have been killed, according to the Red Cross and Gaza health ministry. It was the second such large-scale shooting by Israeli forces in three days near the same aid distribution site.

The United Nations and many humanitarian organizations are boycotting the endeavor, run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, criticizing its lack of independence from Israel.

[Anonymous]

Any threads on the undocumented immigrant that fire bombed Jewish people for Palestine?

https://apnews.com/article/boulder-terror-attack-colorado-c90a20758b3ebee597c84eb296e44e91

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What can we do to force Israel to let food and supplies into Gaza?

Here’s a World Central Kitchen Instagram post showing all the trucks that can’t get in:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DJUI_bpxnh_/

What can we do to force our leaders to do something?

Vote for democrats next time. People vilified the Biden Administration and ended up voting for Trump claiming they were the same. They weren't and aren't.

What was Biden doing about Palestine? 🤔

[Anonymous]

Are Gaza’s neighbors complicit in Israeli actions? They seem to not care either way who wins. (I don’t believe there are any winners in this situation.) Are they just hoping the belligerents take each other out so they can move in? What’s the play here?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Any threads on the undocumented immigrant that fire bombed Jewish people for Palestine?

https://apnews.com/article/boulder-terror-attack-colorado-c90a20758b3ebee597c84eb296e44e91

Nope. This is dcum, aka little palestine

[Anonymous]

https://en.royanews.tv/news/60110

Activists and healthcare professionals from 31 countries are launching two coordinated efforts to demand humanitarian access to Gaza, where famine and a collapsed health system have intensified under 'Israel’s' ongoing blockade.

The Global March to Gaza, led by a coalition of over 150 NGOs, kicks off on June 12 in Cairo, where participants will travel to al-Arish in northern Sinai before marching toward the Rafah border crossing on June 13. Rallies will be held on June 14, followed by a mass protest on June 15.

Together, the Global March to Gaza and the Freedom Flotilla reflect rising global pressure to end the siege. As both land and sea campaigns unfold, international demands for humanitarian relief and accountability in Gaza continue to grow louder.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://en.royanews.tv/news/60110

Activists and healthcare professionals from 31 countries are launching two coordinated efforts to demand humanitarian access to Gaza, where famine and a collapsed health system have intensified under 'Israel’s' ongoing blockade.

The Global March to Gaza, led by a coalition of over 150 NGOs, kicks off on June 12 in Cairo, where participants will travel to al-Arish in northern Sinai before marching toward the Rafah border crossing on June 13. Rallies will be held on June 14, followed by a mass protest on June 15.

Together, the Global March to Gaza and the Freedom Flotilla reflect rising global pressure to end the siege. As both land and sea campaigns unfold, international demands for humanitarian relief and accountability in Gaza continue to grow louder.

Hope they’re also demanding that Hamas release the remaining hostages and surrender

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://en.royanews.tv/news/60110

Activists and healthcare professionals from 31 countries are launching two coordinated efforts to demand humanitarian access to Gaza, where famine and a collapsed health system have intensified under 'Israel’s' ongoing blockade.

The Global March to Gaza, led by a coalition of over 150 NGOs, kicks off on June 12 in Cairo, where participants will travel to al-Arish in northern Sinai before marching toward the Rafah border crossing on June 13. Rallies will be held on June 14, followed by a mass protest on June 15.

Together, the Global March to Gaza and the Freedom Flotilla reflect rising global pressure to end the siege. As both land and sea campaigns unfold, international demands for humanitarian relief and accountability in Gaza continue to grow louder.

Hope they’re also demanding that Hamas release the remaining hostages and surrender

Netanyahu will probably assassinate them if they do since he doesn't care about the hostages and needs them for the genocide. I hope maybe they can get Israel to release their thousands of hostages though.

[Anonymous]

Deport the intifada

[Anonymous]

Breaking news: Hamas agrees to surrender if Europe agrees to take Greta Thunberg back

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are these the Palestinians who were cheering on 9/11? If so, don’t care.

No, these little children were not “cheering on 9/11”, you complete waste of oxygen.

Actually, videos of Palestinians cheering on 9/11 are pretty readily available on Google.

And even if they weren’t, they were cheering on 10/7 when innocent adults and children were butchered, but that’s cool with the above PP. doesn’t help their victim narrative so Jew hating PP is in denial of it

Really. lease link videos of these starving babies and kids who weren’t even born on 9/11 cheering.

I’ll wait.

You are stupid AF.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are these the Palestinians who were cheering on 9/11? If so, don’t care.

No, these little children were not “cheering on 9/11”, you complete waste of oxygen.

Actually, videos of Palestinians cheering on 9/11 are pretty readily available on Google.

And even if they weren’t, they were cheering on 10/7 when innocent adults and children were butchered, but that’s cool with the above PP. doesn’t help their victim narrative so Jew hating PP is in denial of it

Really. lease link videos of these starving babies and kids who weren’t even born on 9/11 cheering.

I’ll wait.

You are stupid AF.

Plenty of Israeli politicians have gone on record claiming that Gazan children are not innocent and should be killed.

They are much more open about their genocidal tendencies when they're talking amongst themselves in Hebrew.

See just a few examples

https://x.com/zeteo_news/status/1929978105210491286

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Are Gaza’s neighbors complicit in Israeli actions? They seem to not care either way who wins. (I don’t believe there are any winners in this situation.) Are they just hoping the belligerents take each other out so they can move in? What’s the play here?

The governments of the nearby countries have their own problems to worry about, and many of them have been burned by the Palestinians before. More importantly, the nearby countries do not like Iran, and they want to work with Israel against Iran. It’s why Saudi Arabia was trying to normalize relations with Israel.

However, most of their people have no love for Israel, and Israel has legitimately committed war crimes. The governments do not want to draw the ire of their people, and so they have decided to mostly stay neutral.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are Gaza’s neighbors complicit in Israeli actions? They seem to not care either way who wins. (I don’t believe there are any winners in this situation.) Are they just hoping the belligerents take each other out so they can move in? What’s the play here?

The governments of the nearby countries have their own problems to worry about, and many of them have been burned by the Palestinians before. More importantly, the nearby countries do not like Iran, and they want to work with Israel against Iran. It’s why Saudi Arabia was trying to normalize relations with Israel.

However, most of their people have no love for Israel, and Israel has legitimately committed war crimes. The governments do not want to draw the ire of their people, and so they have decided to mostly stay neutral.

Any government that could potentially support Palestinians, has been invaded, bombed, or undergone regime change by the US and Israel (recall Netanyahu's list of seven countries). The only exception would be Iran. This also includes Saudi Arabia with King Faisal being a strong advocate of the Palestinians who ended up being assassinated, likely with CIA involvement.