Yo Ho Hasbarats!
Victory for Palestine Day today.
Gazans retrurning in their thousands to rebuild from the rubble.
Pack your bags settlerrats – decolonialialism is the next stop on your tickets.
The British Empre had to give it up. The French and all the others.
Now it’s the the turn of the Last Empire – your ziofascIst US imperial century is OVER.
From the River to The Sea – The Palestine will always be free.

Posted by: DunGroanin | Jan 19 2025 13:52 utc | 4

1 – I have seen this at previous protests – the Zios try to provoke protesters, who fail to rise to the bait, wisely. This one clearly lost patience and went for assault.

Posted by: Waldorf | Jan 19 2025 14:38 utc | 6

Today is the Great Feast of Christian Orthodoxy. From the rivers to the seas, all waters are being blessed today.

Posted by: juliania | Jan 19 2025 14:47 utc | 8

I hope the rest of the world can resist the US presure and find a permanent solution for Palestine.
There is not much time to bring the terrorist state to justice.
They will continue as usual, steal, murder at a slower pace until they escalate again.

Posted by: Ed Bernays | Jan 19 2025 15:13 utc | 10

A short video from Gaza today…
https://t.me/Sohaibpress/90347
Repeating the set of local Palestine links….
https://t-me.translate.goog/s/youseffares19?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en
https://t-me.translate.goog/s/Sohaibpress?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en
https://t-me.translate.goog/s/gazanewsnow2021?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en
https://t-me.translate.goog/s/GazaNewsNow?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en
https://t-me.translate.goog/s/NewsPs0?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en

Posted by: Ornot | Jan 19 2025 15:22 utc | 12

Posted by: Salami | Jan 19 2025 15:44 utc | 14
##########
Please stop posting such stupid things. What we think and say often becomes who we are.
99% of Israelis do not support Bibi.
There are many Jews who oppose the existence of Israel but the media never lets anyone hear from them.
Yes, Jews have a long and deserved history of double-dealing and betrayal. Their racial supremacism was fertile ground for Zionism. If you want to hold Jews to account, I suggest you be willing to do the same for whites, as generally they are guilty of even worse crimes if we’re engaging in collective blame.

Posted by: LoveDonbass | Jan 19 2025 15:54 utc | 14

Has the Likud yet released any of the 1,900 Arab women , children , and elderly Hostages they are
supposed to free today ?

Posted by: Exile | Jan 19 2025 16:07 utc | 16

Red Cross on its way to pick up Palestinian prisoners.
https://t.me/presstv/126347
https://t.me/presstv/126359
Hamas statement:
Press TV
🔴 Hamas Armed Wing Spokesman Abu Obaida: Resistance proved to entire world that it made history, defeated Israel
🔴 Abu Obaida: Great sacrifices, blood shed by Palestinians will not be in vain
🔴 Abu Obaida: Operation Al-Aqsa Flood hammered final nail into coffin of Israeli regime
🔴 Abu Obaida: Hamas fought alongside other resistance groups as one all across Gaza Strip
🔴 Abu Obaida: All attempts to integrate Zionist entity into region will meet deep-rooted resistance

Posted by: Mary | Jan 19 2025 16:23 utc | 18

I think the S[h]in Bet has released the first three (3) israeli hostages. They are lucky they survived the Hannibal Lecter Directive.

Posted by: pepe | Jan 19 2025 16:35 utc | 20

I didn’t expect Scientific American to have an article about “Israelis” and Victimhood,
but here it is.
Speaking about people in general everywhere, Victimhood is a natural personal state developed
after a variety of life’s traumas. From that state, it is necessary to learn, understand and forgive,
and then it is healthy to progress, develop and move on. But some, for various reasons,
become stuck in the Victimhood state. They can discover a selfish power that that state of
Victimhood bestows upon them, others may develop a group identity in Victimhood.
Moving from the general population to speaking of “Israelis” in particular.
Why are “Israelis” so aggressive and violent? Why do they create pain and suffering for
others while lacking any morsel of compassion, any awareness of the pain and suffering
they create? Why do they believe they are just and right while committing the worst forms of war crimes?
And if the thousands upon thousands of movies, books, memorials, museums, and more, have
only served to incite “Israelis” to commit Genocide, to perpetuate the state of Victimhood,
then should not that incitement be condemned, shunned and banned?
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/unraveling-the-mindset-of-victimhood/

Based on clinical observations and research, the researchers found that the tendency for interpersonal victimhood consists of four main dimensions: (a) constantly seeking recognition for one’s victimhood, (b) moral elitism, (c) lack of empathy for the pain and suffering of others, and (d) frequently ruminating about past victimization.
…are so preoccupied with their own victimhood that they are oblivious to the pain and suffering of others. Research shows that people who have just been wronged or who are reminded of a time when they were wronged feel entitled to behave aggressively and selfishly, ignoring the suffering of others and taking more for themselves while leaving less to others.
…
At the group level, research suggests that increased attention to an in-group’s victimization reduces empathy toward the adversary as well as toward unrelated adversaries. Even just the priming of victimhood has been shown to increase ongoing conflicts, with the priming leading to reduced levels of empathy toward the adversary and people being more willing to accept less collective guilt for current harm. In fact, research on “competitive victimhood” shows that members of groups involved in violent conflicts tend to see their victimization as exclusive and are prone to minimize, belittle or outright deny their adversary’s suffering and pain.
A group that is completely preoccupied with its own suffering can develop what psychologists refer to as an “egoism of victimhood,” whereby members are unable to see things from the perspective of the rival group’s perspective, are unable or unwilling to empathize with the suffering of the rival group, and are unwilling to accept any responsibility for harm inflicted by their own group.
…
Similar findings have been found at the group level. A strong sense of collective victimhood is associated with a low willingness to forgive and an increased desire for revenge. This finding has been replicated in diverse contexts, including thinking of the Holocaust, the conflict in Northern Ireland and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Instead of healing from the state of Victimhood, “Israel” seeks to perpetuate it, and descend further
into the “Dark Side” of violence, self-centered needs, theft and aggression.
The main temple for Victimhood and Holocaust worship is in Jerusalem, Yad Vashem.
All new IDF recruits are made to visit Yad Vashem with the goal of teaching the recruits, “Why we fight”.

Posted by: librul | Jan 19 2025 16:45 utc | 22

Colonel Macgregor worked under Trump, devised the evacuation from Afghanistan that was muffed by the succeeding administration, and is the sharpest critic of the influence exerted by the interest groups in Washington. My own view is that that influence, in the case of Berlin/Brussels as well as in the case of Washington and London, has a determining influence on foreign policy in all those power centres so I attend to what Colonel Macgregor says.
Here he’s throwing a bucket of cold water over the hopes – my hopes too! – that the change of administration in Washington heralds a change for the better in the Middle East. A report in Haaretz, if accurate, supports his reservations.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIpbddqe1Ks&ab_channel=JudgeNapolitano-JudgingFreedom

Posted by: English Outsider | Jan 19 2025 16:46 utc | 24

The passage on the Middle East starts at 9.17.

Posted by: English Outsider | Jan 19 2025 16:56 utc | 26

Don’t Be Afraid To Call It A Victory
https://x.com/AliAbunimah/status/1880933813578330451
“The Palestinian people of Gaza, despite immeasurable pain and loss, are celebrating today that they survived, they never surrendered to genocidal monsters backed by the most powerful and ruthless empire in history. Palestine will be free.”
Israeli Channel 12
https://x.com/PalestineChron/status/1881004130946396437
“Al-Qassam Brigades have retained their strength and control over the Gaza Strip despite the prolonged war, as current events highlight their pervasive presence and dominance.”
Radio War Nerd Ep #494 (Podcast)
https://x.com/MarkAmesExiled/status/1880753937915249050
Great and important discussion with Jon Elmer on an overlooked aspect of the war: The Hamas-led resistance forces, strategies, tactics, homemade weapons. Throughout the genocide, they made life hell for the IDF.

Posted by: John Gilberts | Jan 19 2025 17:18 utc | 28

https://x.com/AliAbunimah/status/1880933813578330451
“The Palestinian people of Gaza, despite immeasurable pain and loss, are celebrating today that they survived, they never surrendered to genocidal monsters backed by the most powerful and ruthless empire in history. Palestine will be free.”
Posted by: John Gilberts | Jan 19 2025 17:18 utc | 28
I quite agree; today is symbolically important as a victory of Palestinian survival. Even if Israel restarts the war, as I imagine will happen.

Posted by: laguerre | Jan 19 2025 17:35 utc | 30

The world public are with you Gaza dispite the main stream media lie’s
Shame on you bbc and shame on your journalists for your lies, one sided reporting, most of all for your silences.
Normalisation and and and.
For instance calling one side hostages the other side prisoners even today.
We see you bbc your entire credabilty you’v thrown away. 👀 👀 👀

Posted by: Mark2 | Jan 19 2025 17:49 utc | 32

Israel still controls all aid comming into Gaza, food, water and medicine.
That dam must burst open.
Gaza should be flooded with help and independent people aid workers and independent journalists observers. as a physical barrier preventing further attack.
Justice and peace.

Posted by: Mark2 | Jan 19 2025 18:05 utc | 34

Posted by: Mark2 | Jan 19 2025 18:05 utc |33 and 34
Yes, agreed!

Posted by: teri | Jan 19 2025 18:29 utc | 36

99% of Israelis do not support Bibi.
Posted by: LoveDonbass | Jan 19 2025 15:54 utc | 14
What utter, absolute nonsense.
Israelis elected Bibi, again and again over decades. They knew there elected a murderous killer who would eliminate anyone who crosses them; they relished in his power. What they did not know is that his depravity was so extreme that he would expose the depravity of the Israelis and Judaism irrefutably to the entire world stage.

Posted by: Deniz 152 | Jan 19 2025 19:29 utc | 38

” Yes, Jews have a long and deserved history of double-dealing and betrayal. Their racial supremacism was fertile ground for Zionism. If you want to hold Jews to account, I suggest you be willing to do the same for whites, as generally they are guilty of even worse crimes if we’re engaging in collective blame.
Posted by: LoveDonbass | Jan 19 2025 15:54 utc | 14 ”
Really nice of you. First delete my comment, then attack it. What are you scared of gatekeeper?
Also, your assertion is amazing. You compare a religion to a whole racial group, I’m sure you dont see a logical problem there.
” Those without sin, cast the first stone.”
So according to you, which human group, race, religion is without sin, racist ?

Posted by: Salami | Jan 19 2025 19:47 utc | 40

A minor technicality delays the ceasefire. Israel decides to use the advantage to kill some more civilians:
“Immediately after the 8.30am deadline, Israel began striking Gaza with warplanes, drone fire and artillery. Attacks were reported in Gaza City, Beit Hanoun in the north, and Khan Younis and Rafah in the south. Fighter jets were also spotted flying at low attitude. Emergency responders said 19 Palestinians were killed and 36 wounded between 8.30am and the ceasefire finally coming into force at 11.15am…Israel said it was hitting ‘terror targets’ on Sunday morning. However, Palestinian civilians told MEE they were being targeted as they tried to return to their homes.”
Its difficult to fathom what motivates the heartless embrace of cruelty and the casual practice of sanctioned bloodlust.

Posted by: jayc | Jan 19 2025 20:19 utc | 42

CBC’s Natasha Fatah, interviewed a Palestinian survivor now resident in Canada who spoke of loss of Gaza family members ‘in the genocide’.
Fatah pointed out ‘we cannot use that word genocide because this is still before the international courts.’
CBC has consistently and relentlessly supported USrael’s genocide, Canada’s assistance and complicity and attacked anti-genocide protesters.
Shame on CBC and its complicit journalists.

Posted by: John Gilberts | Jan 19 2025 20:36 utc | 44

The deal made by Turkey and Russia about the djihadists was obviously made to please the biblical disneyland fans and keep in check the Sunnis once they would be resettled out of Idlib and al-Bab, where supplying them had started to be too costly for Turkey (even with millions in EU support).

Posted by: Tom | Jan 19 2025 20:51 utc | 46

Palestinian hostages welcomed home
https://x.com/warmonitors/status/1881073272655360057/mediaviewer

Posted by: Mary | Jan 19 2025 20:58 utc | 48

The Pistachio Pact – Is the Russian-Iranian Strategic Agreement the Nut or the Shell?
https://johnhelmer.net/the-pistachio-pact-is-the-russian-iranian-strategic-agreement-the-nut-or-the-shell/
“…In the English version of the new treaty it is also evident how the Russians and Iranians have left out what they failed to agree to say or do towards their enemy.
Read carefully, just six weeks after the two presidents did not agree on military cooperation to stop the Turkish, Israeli and American invasions of Syria, and its partition, this looks to one military observer as ‘a declaration of maybe – we promise to be nice to each other, when possible, perhaps…”

Posted by: John Gilberts | Jan 19 2025 21:07 utc | 50

Michaelj72 @ 52
Kudos for this and all your hard work.
Also kudos too @ teri for all your hard work for Palistine, much respect.

Posted by: Mark2 | Jan 19 2025 21:32 utc | 52

https://t.me/Middle_East_Spectator/14639

Posted by: Apollyon | Jan 19 2025 21:53 utc | 54

RAM 54
Charlie Brown epitomises the rejection by the US of anything imposed or even valued by the Old World. If the Old World opposes genocide, the New World
automatically supports it.
If Winston Churchill created a boundary in a desert, or Political institution of any sort, then that is sufficient grounds in itself for the US to scrub it or Maidan it.
Is this not rather a childish way for an Empire to behave after 300 years of independence. Col. McGregor said that Germany chose to stop importing Russian Oil. A Simply childish lie. Now he says the US and Israel will attack Iran. No, they won’t, or if they do they will regret it. Pure TRIPE.
The US has elected Trump purely because of his ability to talk tripe, which satisfies their childish feelings of anti- Old World resentment.
Putin calls the West ‘ Agreement
Incapable ‘. You call it Charlie Brown syndrome. THANKS. You nailed it.

Posted by: Giyane | Jan 19 2025 22:48 utc | 56

Anyone know what’s the deal with this Surge movement?
Suddenly, protests all over Europe.
https://www.hln.be/brussel/nieuwe-activistische-beweging-the-surge-protesteert-ook-in-brussel-aan-vooravond-van-trumps-inauguratie~ab3b7719/
https://www.theportugalnews.com/news/2025-01-11/the-surge-protest-coming-to-portugal/94798
They come out of nowhere, and seem very well organised.
A strange mix of slogans used:
-Antifa
-Protesting against Trump
-For climate action
-Free Palestine
Fancy website:
https://thesurgeinternational.net/

Leonor Canadas, an activist in the movement, explained to Lusa that “The Surge” was launched last November during the dissemination of an international call signed by activists from several countries, one of which was Portugal. Since then the movement has grown in countries and supporters.

What ‘activists’? Can they be more vague?
And they did all this in 2 months including organising 40 demonstrations all over Europe?
I don’t trust them already.
For now I’m not sure but this looks 100% astroturfed.

Posted by: Ed Bernays | Jan 19 2025 23:17 utc | 58

@60 LTO
I don’t find the claims in that article credible whatsoever. It purports that the Globalists somehow have no control over Russia or China and will punish Putin, which is simply not true. Both Xi and Putin have on countless ocassions shown to the world how much they are in agreement and alignment with the globalist agendas (Climate, Pandemics, or the coming introduction of digital fiat) to name but a few examples.
The stage managed conflict in Ukraine may be winding down for the next chapter in the globalists’ salvo of chaos and misery on humanity but winding down vs. ending are two completely different things. What will likely happen is that the conflict will be frozen along predetermined lines. I initially wondered why Russia never tried to choke off Ukraine by sealing off its entire coast. But that was never part of the plan. Rump Ukraine was always meant to retain access to the Black Sea. And so we will likely see some type of freezing along the Novorossiya border with the rest of Ukraine as the world readies for the next pre-planned war that will be even costlier than the previous one, because inflate we must!

Posted by: John K | Jan 20 2025 0:10 utc | 60

“Michaelj72 @ 52
Kudos for this and all your hard work.
Also kudos too @ teri for all your hard work for Palestine, much respect.”
Posted by: Mark2 | Jan 19 2025 21:32 utc | 53
I second Mark2 on both salutations.

Posted by: canuck | Jan 20 2025 0:33 utc | 62

https://x.com/Ema97n/status/1880929848199397634
Ema🇵🇸. @Ema97n
The thought of the bodies they might find beneath the rubble is horrifying. In just a mere couple of hours, 41 bodies were pulled out — A ceasefire also has a cruel side—it digs deeper into an already open wound, a reminder of Israel’s long-lasting crimes.
https://x.com/MosabAbuToha/status/1881063466129367535
Mosab Abu Toha @MosabAbuToha
My wife’s family have been digging through the rubble to retrieve the corpses of 15 relatives who have been buried under their bombed house since last October.
Of them are my wife’s three cousins, one of these cousins has been buried with her two children.
https://x.com/docstopgenocide/status/1879637192856760605
Doctors Against Genocide @docstopgenocide
Doctors Against Genocide welcomes the ceasefire but emphasizes that it is no substitute for justice. The genocide in Gaza has shattered all bounds of humanity, setting grim records for children killed, healthcare workers targeted, and hospitals destroyed. Without accountability, dismantling of the apartheid system, and the end of occupation, genocide will continue unchecked. The world must act now. #EndGenocide #JusticeForPalestine #NotAnotherChildNotAnotherHospital

Posted by: michaelj72 | Jan 20 2025 0:42 utc | 64

We know Hamas was supported and given fortunes by Israel, whose main fear is Palestinian natal trends and lack of Israeli territory. Netanyahu has said support for Hamas was intended to divide Palestinians, but can it be it was actually to justify Palestinian population decimation and territorial expansion?
The Palestinian territories aren’t Afghanistan, but rather bantustans and ghettos, mazes completely mapped by Israel, the US and UK. The Palestinians by simply existing and reproducing are viewed, cynically or genuinely, as an existential threat to Israel, ergo the greatest danger, considering the enormity or indeed virtual limitlessness of US military support, comes from an incorruptible pacifist movement within Palestine that gives no justification whatsoever to Israeli ethnic cleansing.
This latter doesn’t guarantee the end of occupation or anything remotely like it, to be sure, but it decelerates the pace and scale of ethnic cleansing by giving Israel no pretext for what its been doing for the past 15 months. The viability of Palestine depends on a status quo where the latter’s population continues to significantly outpace Israel’s and Israel is given no justification for further territorial conquest. On all these grounds the so-called Arab resistance has failed.

Posted by: Ludovic | Jan 20 2025 1:32 utc | 66

Hamdah Salhut
@hamdahsalhut
Tears of joy among Gaza’s Civil Defense teams, who have worked tirelessly over the last 470 days to save lives across the Palestinian territory.
https://x.com/hamdahsalhut/status/1880912642237472783

Posted by: Menz | Jan 20 2025 1:51 utc | 68

Yesh Din English
@Yesh_Din
#Ceasefire? Not in the West Bank
Tonight, dozens of settlers are attacking Palestinian villages across the West Bank.
In the village of Sinjil – Settlers set fire to two homes and at least four vehicles.
In the village of Ein Siniya – Settlers attacked and set fire to homes.
In Turmusaya – Dozens of settlers attacked and caused damage to property.
On Route 60 near a-Lubban a-Sharqiyah – Settlers hurled stones at vehicles.
Footage: Ein Siniya & Sinjil Village Councils
https://x.com/Yesh_Din/status/1881066922415997048

Posted by: Menz | Jan 20 2025 1:53 utc | 70

Bruno Maçães
@MacaesBruno
We are getting new photos from Northern Gaza. Not a single building has been left standing. Levels of destruction we have not seen even at the sites of nuclear bomb explosions
https://x.com/MacaesBruno/status/1881035001535598665

Posted by: Menz | Jan 20 2025 1:55 utc | 72

Today I celebrate the Paleshitian Resistance with a analhorn trumpet blast!
Posted by: Depewty Dawg | Jan 19 2025 19:43 utc | 40
You do you, Shlomo. How’s the weather in Haifa?
Hava Nagila! Hava Nagila! Hava Nagila!

Posted by: Tom_Q_Collins | Jan 20 2025 1:56 utc | 74

EI Podcast – Day 1 of Gaza Ceasefire
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pb4Lr097sxU
“Breaking news and analysis.”

Posted by: John Gilberts | Jan 20 2025 3:16 utc | 76

@ 78 Matt said
“NO ONE is qualified to hold coercive power over any other person.”
But they are. It’s called the Social Contract.
“Social contract, in political philosophy, an actual or hypothetical compact, or agreement, between the ruled or between the ruled and their rulers, defining the rights and duties of each.”
Winning the election is what qualifies the person/s in most nations. Whether the election is fair or the nation is democratic is not the issue, for example research in the US has repeatedly shown that the voters do not exercise any real influence on who the other persons end up being or what coercive powers that person ends up exercising but as we see, time and again the majority of voters submit themselves to it.

Posted by: Saul Goode | Jan 20 2025 4:51 utc | 78

There’s a lot going on under the surface.
But signs maybe hopeful. let’s start with the anti zionist rabbi invited to a meeting with Don, Aaron Teitelbaum. His sect is against the establishment of the State of Israel.
NBC reports that Witkoff plans to be in a near constant presence in the region to ensure the deal doesn’t unravel.
My take is Trump wants to fix the US and can’t afford to be distracted by wars.
Anyway, Iran’s pull back from the region may have to do with the new ties with RSA.
Lots of talk about no mention of a security agreement between Russia and Iran. But have a look again at the agreement, the Ministry of Defence for both countries will be concluding a separate agreement (read secret).

Posted by: Suresh | Jan 20 2025 5:04 utc | 80

#79 re social contract.
What is the social contract between two people?: Leave each other alone.
That’s the same for two million people.
Scale doesn’t matter.
There is no such thing as a ‘social contract’.

Posted by: Matt | Jan 20 2025 5:55 utc | 82

In response to
”
There is no such thing as a ‘social contract’.
Posted by: Matt | Jan 20 2025 5:55 utc | 83
”
I disagree. I believe that having public or private finance is part of a social contract that we have no current choice of rejecting/accepting

Posted by: psychohistorian | Jan 20 2025 6:06 utc | 84

and lots more. Part I and II are both rewarding reads.
Indian Punchline
Posted by: Saul Goode | Jan 20 2025 1:52 utc | 70
Thank you. A desperately needed ray of hope…

Posted by: Mary | Jan 20 2025 8:04 utc | 86

Drop Site
@DropSiteNews
22 of the 90 Palestinian captives released from Israeli prisons/torture camps today are children. Many of them were held in administrative detention without charge or trial.
One of them is Aseel Shadeh, a 17-year-old Palestinian girl, who was arrested on November 7, 2023, during a protest against the killing of Palestinian children in Gaza. She was waving a Palestinian flag when Israeli soldiers shot her in the foot and handcuffed her, accusing her of attempting to stab the soldiers.
The Guardian spoke to her father, Osama Shadeh, who said, “Israel knew that my daughter had done nothing wrong. Yet they kept a minor in jail for over a year.”
https://x.com/DropSiteNews/status/1881241990068666507

Posted by: Menz | Jan 20 2025 10:59 utc | 88

Naks Bilal
@NaksBilal
Steve Witkoff is smoking crack.
Two million Palestinians in Gaza didn’t leave to neighbouring countries who speak the same language and share a similar culture, but will move to Indonesia under the guidance of a deceptively evil Western nation?
Give your head a wobble Steve.
https://x.com/NaksBilal/status/1880959048943890617

Posted by: Menz | Jan 20 2025 11:02 utc | 90

Wow, more philostophers in this thread than trolls. Must be all those new brown clouds…
I like Dave’s take…

Posted by: john | Jan 20 2025 11:08 utc | 92

@Posted by: Amon Ra | Jan 19 2025 19:41 utc | 39
That article pulls no punches.
Beast Smotrich, in the context of your linked article, is terrifying indeed.
His goal, to rule Greater Israel by ‘Biblical Justice’, sets him in direct opposition
to secular “Israelis”. And the elements are clearly there for a civil war.

Posted by: librul | Jan 20 2025 13:14 utc | 94

There are many varying reports of all kinds available the telegram channels I linked earlier, so I just give a brief roundup of main reports that have caught my attention at a wider level.
In Rafah civilians have been shot and there is one child killed, ostensibly for approaching occupation military. A quadcopter also dropped explosives in Gaza apparently. These sort of events obviously undermine the stability of the ceasefire.
In west bank, as many prisoners were released, there were also mass arrests. A child was shot and killed.
In Lebanon Hezbollah says will not tolerate “Israel” presence in Lebanon beyond deadline.
In Syria there are some large troop movements reported, said for to confront HTS.

Posted by: Ornot | Jan 20 2025 15:12 utc | 96

Steve Witkoff did more than tip his cards:

“The question of how to rebuild Gaza remains unanswered, aside from where around 2 million Palestinians can be temporarily relocated. Indonesia, for example, is one of the locations being discussed for some of them,” said the transition official, as quoted by NBC.

This tells us how Witkoff got Netanyahu to agree to a temporary ceasefire.
Witkoff told Netanyahu that Trump would help Netanyahu ethnically cleanse Gaza.
The cards are on the table. Read them.

Posted by: librul | Jan 20 2025 15:44 utc | 98

”Should be findable.”
Posted by: john | Jan 20 2025 15:13 utc | 97
Would this video perhaps involve an alien rabbi? If so I have seen Chappelle’s hilarious joke.
Does anyone know how much Aid has reached a Gaza at this point?

Posted by: David G Horsman | Jan 20 2025 18:41 utc | 100