Current Affairs Israel is an apartheid state

[davek]

Anti-Zionist beliefs ‘worthy of respect’, UK tribunal finds

Judges say unfairly dismissed academic David Miller’s views on Israel should be protected by antidiscrimination laws

www.theguardian.com

Important ruling that.

It makes it a legal right to critique the apartheid Zionist state without fear of being silenced or worse over bogus anti-semitism shouts.

A win for the good guys today at the expense of supporters of the terrorist nation.

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

Important ruling that.

It makes it a legal right to critique the apartheid Zionist state without fear of being silenced or worse over bogus anti-semitism shouts.

A win for the good guys today at the expense of supporters of the terrorist nation.

Finally, so bored of being called antisemitic just for opposing Israels actions in Palestine.

 

[davek]

Finally, so bored of being called antisemitic just for opposing Israels actions in Palestine.

It's not anti-semitic to speak up for a people who are being murdered by a terrorist state like Israel who are intent on the genocide of the Palestinian people.

No one is believing the anti-semitism attack line anymore, not even British judges.

Zionists have seen to that.

 

[Wat Tyler]

 

[Deleted member 50501]

Absolute madness that. Who's that eejit?

 

[Rita_Poon]

Just a quiet request, if you have a pic or vid that contains devastating images of massacred anyone, especially children, could you spoiler it please. I can only speak for me but I'm upset by it enough already.

 

[Wat Tyler]

 

[Moomin]

I was listening to LBC this morning and heard an ex minister for Isreal say that the UN is anti-semetic.

 

[Taifi gorm]

The really scary thing is just how murderous they would be without social media.

 

[Wat Tyler]

On Monday, the Israeli-Palestinian rights groups B’Tselem, Gisha, Yesh Din and Physicians for Human Rights called on the international community to prevent Israel from carrying out the “generals’ plan”, described as a “starve or surrender” strategy that could amount to war crimes.

In a statement, the rights groups said there were “alarming signs” that Israel was beginning to implement the plan in Jabaliya, and warned that states “have an obligation to prevent the crimes of starvation and forcible transfer”.

The IDF says it has not received such orders. However, citing “senior defence officials”, the Israeli daily Haaretz reported on Sunday that the Israeli government had given up on stalled ceasefire and hostage release talks in the year-old war, and the political leadership was instead “pushing for the gradual annexation of large parts of Gaza”.

 

[Deleted member 50501]

Although it is very manageable compared to the torture the Palestinians are experiencing, my head has been in a bad space since seeing those people burning alive on hospital beds yesterday.

I just can't fathom how there can be such evil to allow this to continue. The 'bastion of freedom and democracy' are enabling and funding this.

 

[tsubaki]

of the many things that annoy me about modern politics, this culture of posting a scary image with caption and pretending it means you did something is right up there on the list

 

[davek]

Pathetic.

US threatens Israel with cutting military assistance over Gaza aidpublished at 16:50 British Summer Time
16:50 BSTBREAKING​

Tom Bateman
BBC State Department correspondent, Washington DC

The US has written to Israel’s government giving it 30 days to urgently boost humanitarian aid access in Gaza or face having some US military assistance cut off.

The letter amounts to the strongest known written warning from the Biden administration to its ally, coming as Israel’s attack on northern Gaza has seen mass forced displacements of civilians to the south.

The letter - sent two days ago - was signed by US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken and Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin. It says the US has “deep concern” about “the deteriorating humanitarian situation”.

It adds that Israel last month denied or impeded nearly 90% of humanitarian movements between north and south Gaza.

It states that evacuation orders have forced 1.7 million people into a narrow coastal strip where they are at “high risk of lethal contagion”.

The letter demands “urgent and sustained actions by your government this month to reverse this trajectory”.

It says Israel “must, starting now and within 30 days” act on a series of concrete measures to boost aid supplies, adding that failure may “have implications for US policy”.

It cites US laws which can prohibit military assistance to countries that impede delivery of American humanitarian aid.

It calls on Israel to end the “isolation of northern Gaza” by reaffirming that there will be no “no Israeli government policy of forced evacuation of civilians” from north to south.

The contents of the letter, reported by the journalist Barak Ravid, have been verified by the BBC.

 

[efcste97]

 

[tsubaki]

I know he talks about how guilty he feels about leaving, but he is so eloquent at describing what is going on he absolutely would have been killed if he remained.