An IDF spokesman: "During the fighting in Shegaia, the IDF force accidentally identified a number of hostages - the force fired at them and they were killed."

one of the ones shot was a Bedouin worker (not IDF)

Is this just saber rattling?

Gallant warns Hezbollah: Israel can do in Beirut what it is doing in Gaza. The defense minister told reservists that Israel can "copy and paste" what it is doing to Hamas in Gaza onto Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Nitter

archive.today • Gallant warns Hezbollah: Israel can do in Beirut what it's doing in Gaza - The Jerusalem Post

Guy who is sad that kissinger did not live long enough to see destruction of Israel. That guy is me.

Danish police has arrested three individuals who has been charged with planning what authorities call a "terrorist action". According to information in the media the arrestees have connections to organised crime as well as to pro-Palestinian charities and protests. The police is not telling any specifics about the alleged plans but claims to exercise "increased vigilance" around Jewish localities. Recently Danish secret police has intervened to cancel a pro-zionist rally in Copenhagen as well as a channukah event at the Copenhagen city hall.

The "prime minister's" office of the zionist entity has made a press release claiming that the alleged "terrorist action" is connected to Hamas. Danish authorities has not made any such claims.

Ukrainian "ISIS" is already starting up, what a complete, total, utter non-surprise

Europe is gonna be dealing with this shit for decades

Al-Qaeda apparently spend 20+ minutes malding over the ASS: https://nitter.cz/african_stream/status/1735737888246030697

In a 22-minute video published this week, the leader of Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, Iyad Ag Ghaly, branded the countries’ new military leaders ‘treacherous.’ He then called for their citizens to join his ranks and fight against them.

US Homeland Security staff accuse leadership of turning ‘blind eye’ to Gaza

God I don't want to mock them since they're doing the right thing and all but c'mon. Even the little Eichmanns at DHS can't stomach what Israel and the US is doing anymore. The imperial bureaucracy is getting soft folks, Cheney must be furious

“I’ve been very dedicated to the federal government,” one anonymous DHS official said. “I’ve served in different capacities. I very much believed in our mission. And then, after October 7, I feel like there has just been a drastic shift in this expectation of what we’re supposed to do when there’s a humanitarian crisis and what we’re actually doing when there’s politics involved, and that has a very, very scary, chilling impact.”

“There have been a lot of serious systemic and programmatic obstacles driven purely by politics"

Inaction has levied a steep toll on employees’ mental health, one described how colleagues with family in Gaza had received no support from DHS leadership as they tried to bring their relatives to safety.

A senior staff member who has spent more than a decade working for the federal government described having nightmares of losing his own children. He wakes up “with the knowledge that we’re not actually doing all that we can to provide programmes and relief for the Palestinians”.

“It’s definitely distressing and dispiriting to feel like, for political considerations, we’re not addressing [the conflict] in the same way that we would other previous, recent humanitarian crises, for instance, like Ukraine.”

slava palestine

Venezuela and Guyana to Continue Talks on the Essequibo

The Venezuelan president has repeatedly advocated dialogue for the resolution of the historic dispute.

A meeting between the President of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, and his Guyanese counterpart, Irfaan Ali, concluded this Thursday at 16:00 local time in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Both presidents expressed their willingness to continue the dialogue to solve the conflict over the Essequibo territory.

After concluding the high-level meeting, both leaders stood up and shook hands, sealing the willingness of both nations to continue the dialogue to resolve the dispute peacefully.

The Venezuelan Minister of Communication, Freddy Ñáñez, said through the social network X that the occasion demonstrated that the only way to resolve the territorial dispute is through dialogue, with understanding and respect, free of interventionist interventions, prioritizing the welfare of the region.

The meeting took place in Kingstown, the capital of the Caribbean island promoted by the president of Brazil, Lula da Silva, the Community of Caribbean States (Caricom) and the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC).

The meeting was attended by the Prime Ministers of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Ralph Gonsalves, Dominica, Roosevelt Skerrit, and Trinidad and Tobago, Keith Rowley.

For its part, the Venezuelan delegation is made up of Vice President Delcy Rodríguez, Foreign Minister Yván Gil, Minister of Communication and Information, Freddy Ñáñez, among other officials.

Previously, Maduro and Alí held separate meetings with representatives of Caricom and Celac, who have acted as mediators, with the aim of guaranteeing peace in the region.

The Venezuelan president has repeatedly advocated dialogue for the resolution of the historic dispute. Maduro maintains that the only way to resolve the dispute is based on the Geneva Agreement.

Last December 3, the Venezuelan people voted overwhelmingly in support of a consultative referendum in defense of the Essequibo territory, which Caracas claims as part of its historical territorial heritage.

Emphasis mine.

"It can barely be described as living conditions anymore," aid official says of situation in Gaza hospital

There are barely “living conditions” for the people of the Gaza Strip, the emergency coordinator of operations for Doctors Without Borders, also known as Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), said Tuesday.

“Living conditions…I mean it can barely be described as living conditions anymore. People are displaced once, twice, sometimes more. They just don’t know where to go anymore,” Marie-Aure Perreaut, who is based in the Al-Aqsa hospital in Deir al-Balah in central Gaza, told CNN’s Isa Soares in an interview.

People sheltering in hospitals in Gaza are living in “horrendous conditions” without access to health care, she said. While Gazans traveled to hospitals in search of safety, Perreaut said, they know that “this is just not the case.” She described a lack of food and water, cold temperatures, overcrowding, and widespread diseases in hospitals, saying that the situation is “very, very tough.”

Many people are suffering from respiratory tract infections, diarrhea, and skin diseases such as scabies, she said. "All of these are clear illustrations of the extremely tough and precarious living conditions,” Perreaut said, adding that, since health care centers were ordered to evacuate, people “just don’t have access to health care anymore.”

Half of the patients that MSF was treating were children under the age of five, she said.

“All those children are still living in those conditions, facing multiple evacuation orders in the south, and now, just do not have access to health care on top of it," Perreaut said. Several hospitals in northern Gaza have ceased operations in recent weeks, saying they received orders from the Israeli military to evacuate. The Israeli military disputes issuing such an order.

Fuel shortages have forced several hospitals in Gaza to close, while others have shut down due to airstrike damage, the World Health Organization has reported. The Israeli military says it only carries out operations in and around hospitals where they are being used by Hamas and other armed groups.

This is not real news, but this story of libertarian fascists trying to do a nonfungible city on the hill is the greatest story of bazingabrain garbage I've read in years. It touches on many themes of the news mega, including bullshit growth, neoliberalism and well capitalized teams where "nobody seems to have a definable skillset" . Truly an all timer.

IOF accidentally shot 3 of the (original Israeli) hostages.

Discussing the Palestine issue in Taiwan is just as exhausting as it is in the US. There's support for Palestine and just as much for Israel. Not as vicious as what I've seen coming out of the US but comparing Hamas to Al-Qaeda comes up all the time. The Jewish community in Taipei as well as the Palestinian community are doing a lot of local events to raise money for charity and awareness.

Bullrich clamps down on protest rights with new anti-picket protocol

They are preparing to fight the streets while they still can. These measures will lead them to nowhere but their own destruction. It is almost a guaranteed that soon the average argentinian will not be able to put food in their table or feed their children, and when hungry families roam the dark streets asking for food, what will they do? Send the Army? They don't seem to remember the last time this was tried the president had to leave Casa Rosada by helicopter...

I have this feeling that this government will not complete it's four year mandate, not like this. And I think they know this too, the situation is already unsustainable and in four days there will be the first demonstration against the austerity measures. With this in mind, I think they're going to rush as many austerity measures as they possibly can before it will be finally over, for example, just yesterday they nationalized some private debts, now the Central Bank owes an extra 30,000 million dollars, this is still very shady and more information is required. But at some point, if they don't do anything, the situation will be completely out of their control. Remember: french peasants (some very religious folks) beheaded their own King, he who had a DIVINE MANDATE upon them, because they couldn't get bread. Do they think the average argentinian will stop because some pigs are in their way?

Argentina today:

Israel drops leaflets in southern Lebanon

The Israeli army has warned residents of southern Lebanon not to help Hezbollah.

“Early Friday morning, a drone dropped leaflets over the village that landed between the houses,” a resident of Kfarshuba told AFP on the condition of anonymity due to safety concerns.

Another resident said leaflets were dropped twice after the wind blew many from the initial batch away.

“To the residents of south Lebanon, we inform you that the terrorist Hezbollah is infiltrating into your homes and your lands,” read a copy of a leaflet seen by the news agency.

“You must stop this terrorism for your own security,” the text added, warning the population that assisting Hezbollah would expose them “to danger”.

Since October 7, Israel and Hezbollah have been engaged in nearly daily cross-border exchanges of fire.

Democrat libs are complaining that the Biden indictments are a political witch hunt after the guy effectively declared his guilt by accepting a sweetheart plea deal, a deal which collapsed because the judge found it to be unconscionably lenient and giving Hunter broad immunity for all sorts of crimes.

New communiqué today from the exact same French frigate (Languedoc) as last time (here for the text, in French); saying a drone attack from Yemen targeted a Norwegian oil tanker, the Strinda, and the frigate intervened to protect it "successfully".

The tanker was nevertheless hit and a fire occurred on board, apparently. Ansar Allah also confirmed they hit it, saying it was carrying crude oil to Israel.

https://www.easternangle.com/the-one-woman-men-in-power-cant-seem-to-escape/

"I wanted to do a classic damage control strategy for RFK Jr but turns out he had the same idea"

Why are people so convinced this demonic old man can do no wrong? What the hell?

The CNN correspondent is reporting from Sderot and for some reason he decided to stream from a place outside where there's faint music in the background. It's very hard to hear. I assume it's (very) loud live music from a distance. I can't even make out the vocals enough to know what language it's in but it sounds like smooth jazz. It gives the situation a dystopia vibe.

I have a dark suspicion with Ukraine..

so one of the Maine Corruptions that the Army does is not reportign the death of a soldier and then pocketing his wages .. this means , the more dead soldiers , the more wage you can Pocket...

Could the historic case of a trans sex worker end Malawi’s anti-LGBTIQ law?

Imprisoned in December 2021, Gonani, a 29-year-old Malawian trans woman, is currently serving an eight-year sentence at Chichiri men’s prison in Blantyre City for two counts of “false pretence” – for presenting as a woman – and one count of “unnatural offence” – both crimes under the country’s colonial era penal law.

In February 2022, with the help of Nyasa rainbow Alliance (NRA), a Malawian LGBTIQ organisation, Gonani filed an appeal in the High Court to challenge the constitutionality of Section 153 of this law pertaining to “unnatural offences”, a British colonial legal term for sodomy or homosexual sex.

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This is the first time the “unnatural offence” law – Malawi’s only anti-homosexuality legislation – has been legally challenged on its constitutionality, making Gonani’s case a significant one in the fight for LGBTIQ rights.

Unlike other countries such as Ghana, Uganda and Kenya, there haven’t been efforts by the Malawian parliament to introduce new anti-gay laws, though a group of Malawian MPs did visit the Ugandan parliament in July where they praised its Anti-Homosexuality law passed this year.

Speaking to openDemocracy, Ousman Kennedy, a lawyer with NRA, said the organisation’s support for Gonani’s case was driven by the belief that: “[A] law that criminalises same sex relations between two consenting adults in private serves no useful purpose other than fueling the harassment and discrimination of LGBTI persons in Malawi.”

George Hopkins Kachimanga, executive director of the LGBTIQ-focused Social Justice Foundation, told openDemocracy homosexuality being criminalised in Malawi has made queer advocacy difficult.

Chile Update:

CONSTITUTIONAL REFERENDUM RESULTS

Against | 3.647.523 votes- 54,30%

For | 2.964.502 votes- 45,70%

Counted: 54.20%

Emphasis mine.

Urgent Campaign Records Eyewitness Accounts of Antisemitic Terror Attacks in Israel | USC Shoah Foundation

"Both initiatives — recording interviews with survivors of the October 7 attacks and the ongoing collection of Holocaust testimony — seek to fulfill our promise to survivors: that their stories would be recorded and shared in the effort to preserve history and to work toward a world without antisemitism or hate of any kind. We must remain united and steadfast in these efforts."

— Steven Spielberg

I'm going to go out on a limb and say Steven Spielberg surely hasn't said anything righteous or even substantial about what's happening in Gaza.

Good news, the Germans will be gone from Mali pretty soon:

The Federal Ministry of Defense is sticking to its goal of completing the withdrawal of the Bundeswehr from Mali in West Africa by mid-December.
“We are on schedule,” assured a ministry spokesman in Berlin on Monday. According to him, there are currently around 280 soldiers on site: 160 in Gao, Mali, and 120 at the Niamey air transport base in neighboring Niger.

A photojournalist took the photo in Gaza.

according to nakedcapitalism new economy minister of the libertarian devil is the one who fucked argentine in the first place.

Also be named argentine, never have any argent, smdh