Gaza-Israel Conflict | October 2023
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#SaudiArabia sent us an invitation, to which our supreme leader replied, "We don't need an invitation; send us the location where Muslim armies will be gathering."
The #Saudis then wet their pants
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As I keep saying, it is the voice of white Americans which will be stronger factor in denting Israel's narrative in America and it is in America where change must be made because without the American support, Israel is nothing.
Here is a Glenn Greenwald--a prominent conservative AND Jewish voice in America-- exposing Israel once again. And he seems to be going 'native' like Scott Ritter has gone and even Col. Macgregor is slightly going. Now if Tucker Carson also joins them that would be wonderful.
Oh, so AIPAC putting $100 MILLION into a campaign to unseat the mere 6-7 Congressmen who dare to criticize Israel! How insecure and small $icked Israelis and their lobbies are!!
Way to go, Glenn!
Here is a Glenn Greenwald--a prominent conservative AND Jewish voice in America-- exposing Israel once again. And he seems to be going 'native' like Scott Ritter has gone and even Col. Macgregor is slightly going. Now if Tucker Carson also joins them that would be wonderful.
Oh, so AIPAC putting $100 MILLION into a campaign to unseat the mere 6-7 Congressmen who dare to criticize Israel! How insecure and small $icked Israelis and their lobbies are!!
Way to go, Glenn!
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- Mobile phone and internet services are down across Gaza because of a lack of fuel, Palestinian telecoms companies say
- Telecoms firms Jawwal and Paltel say all energy sources sustaining their generators have run out; Israel has blocked all but one fuel delivery to Gaza since the start of the war
- Israel says troops in Gaza have found the body of hostage Yehudit Weiss, a 65-year-old woman abducted by Hamas on 7 October
- Officials say she was recovered from a "structure adjacent to the Shifa hospital", as the military confirm it's continuing operations there
- The hospital director said hundreds of patients were still at the site; a witness told the BBC "soldiers are everywhere, shooting in all directions"
- Israel says Hamas has a major base in and underneath the hospital, and started what it called a "precise and targeted" operation there on Wednesday morning
- Israel started striking Gaza after Hamas's 7 October attacks, in which 1,200 people were killed and more than 200 hostages were taken
- The Hamas-run health ministry says more than 11,500 people have been killed in Gaza since then
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That's fulking gangsta response to weak Wana be tough baby#SaudiArabia sent us an invitation, to which our supreme leader replied, "We don't need an invitation; send us the location where Muslim armies will be gathering."
The #Saudis then wet their pants
salman...Prince thought he was gona show off to west with talibs in his wings...
Talibs said Fk outta here boy!!!
Now you can understand why slave NaPak army is pissed at Afghans ...
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The UN's Palestinian refugee agency (Unrwa) - which runs the largest humanitarian operation in Gaza - has told the BBC that, from tomorrow, it will be unable to send trucks to pick up aid supplies for Gazans from the border with Egypt.
Juliette Touma, the organisation's director of communications, says it's because of a lack of fuel.
"We have been warning about the impact of the siege on people's lives," Touma tells the BBC, "it seems our calls have fallen on deaf ears".
On Wednesday the first fuel tanker arrived in Gaza since the war began five weeks ago, but Unrwa said it brought in only about a tenth of what the agency needs each day, and there are restrictions on what the fuel can be used for.
Earlier today, Unrwa head Philippe Lazzarini said the organisation might have to suspend its operations entirely as a result.
He sees it is "a deliberate attempt" to "strangle" Unrwa's operations.
"It is outrageous that humanitarian agencies are reduced to begging for fuel, and forced after that, to decide who we will assist and not assist," he said.
Israel had been blocking all deliveries of fuel, saying it could be stolen by Hamas and used for military purposes.
UN refugee agency says it won't be able to pick up aid from tomorrow
The UN's Palestinian refugee agency (Unrwa) - which runs the largest humanitarian operation in Gaza - has told the BBC that, from tomorrow, it will be unable to send trucks to pick up aid supplies for Gazans from the border with Egypt.
Juliette Touma, the organisation's director of communications, says it's because of a lack of fuel.
"We have been warning about the impact of the siege on people's lives," Touma tells the BBC, "it seems our calls have fallen on deaf ears".
On Wednesday the first fuel tanker arrived in Gaza since the war began five weeks ago, but Unrwa said it brought in only about a tenth of what the agency needs each day, and there are restrictions on what the fuel can be used for.
Earlier today, Unrwa head Philippe Lazzarini said the organisation might have to suspend its operations entirely as a result.
He sees it is "a deliberate attempt" to "strangle" Unrwa's operations.
"It is outrageous that humanitarian agencies are reduced to begging for fuel, and forced after that, to decide who we will assist and not assist," he said.
Israel had been blocking all deliveries of fuel, saying it could be stolen by Hamas and used for military purposes.
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Reporting from Khan Younis, Gaza
All communications are now down in Gaza tonight. The internet is down; services from the two mobile carriers are also down.
It's going to be a long time before communications are back working again because the reason for the outage is a lack of fuel.
The telecommunications company Paltel announced earlier that it was running out of fuel.
Only about 25,000 litres of fuel is being allowed into the Gaza Strip. This is only being used to transport essential aid from Egypt into Gaza by the UN.
Communications down in Gaza tonight
Rushdi Abu AloufReporting from Khan Younis, Gaza
All communications are now down in Gaza tonight. The internet is down; services from the two mobile carriers are also down.
It's going to be a long time before communications are back working again because the reason for the outage is a lack of fuel.
The telecommunications company Paltel announced earlier that it was running out of fuel.
Only about 25,000 litres of fuel is being allowed into the Gaza Strip. This is only being used to transport essential aid from Egypt into Gaza by the UN.
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