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  1. [P] "Sanctions againat illegal Israeli settlements—founded upon war-crimes and genocide—hurts Jewish people in Britain!"

    Does it? How? The two aren't related. This is more of a far-right position because genocidal racism against brown people is in vogue for the far-right. It seems any Jewish person who isn't cartoonishly evil also disagrees with this odd claim. Gosh, imagine that! Whatta big surprise.

    #psychology #actuallyautistic #israel #uk #genocide #zionismiswhitesupremacy #ethniccleansing

  2. Despite the bleating from the usual quarters, it is good to see #Burnham at least putting some effort into an affair that many in the UK do support. And just to repeat, criticising Israel is NOT antisemitic ’jew hating’, unless people wish it to be (usual suspects, Hamas, Netanyahu amongst them) wish it to be - and both ‘sides' wish to paint it that way. Reject them both please.

    theguardian.com/commentisfree/

    theguardian.com/commentisfree/

    #Israel #Settlements #EthnicCleansing #WestBank #Murder

  3. [...] I’m a soldier who wants to remain anonymous.

    The following relates to the area between the Yarmouk River in the north and the Alenbi Bridge in the south. The period was the end of July and the beginning of August.

    Based on my own personal experience, I can testify to the following facts:

    Every night, Arabs [Palestinians; OM] would cross the Jordan from the east bank to the west bank. We captured some of these crossings, and we received orders to shoot -intending to kill - without any prior warning.

    Indeed, such shots were fired every night at men, women, and children, even on moonlit nights when the people crossing could be identified- meaning, they were able to distinguish between men and women and children.

    In the mornings, we would go out to search the area, and we would kill people according to explicit orders from the officer on the scene - who were the living. This included those hiding and the wounded (and again: women and children among them).

    After the killings, we would cover the bodies with earth; sometimes they were left on the ground until a tractor arrived that had previously covered them.

    We discussed this all day, and it never stopped occupying us.

    There are special cases I will never forget:

    One morning, we found two men alive and uninjured. The officer ordered us to finish them off, and that is exactly what happened.

    Or the case of two young men found in the morning with injuries to their legs. We spoke with them, and we took the [items/“things” not fully clear in the text] they had with them, and then the commanding officer ordered that they be killed. All of us left the place except one, who shot them with six bullets until he killed them.

    On one of the mornings, I also saw bodies piled up - among them, a young woman.

    In another incident, a member of Fatah pleaded for his life. When he saw we were preparing to give in (to let him live), he became angry and let out an aggressive curse, and he took our bullets (i.e. we shot him).

    And one more case: at night, a group of about twenty men approached. We fired at them. In the morning, we found 11 corpses. Some of them were intact - those who were hiding. We seized them and transferred them across the Jordan without harming them in any way.

    Hand written comment: This testimony was given to me personally. I saw the soldier and I am confident in the reliability of his account. --- Uri Avneri

    #palestine #SixDaysWar #1967 #EthnicCleansing #OralHistory #Histodons #Zionism

  4. @RichardJMurphy
    Though it may be said that the line between #EthnicCleansing and #genocide is somewhat fluid enough to play with the words — the craft of diplomacy — I find it repulsive that a word game is played at all at the expense of #Gazaians, West Bank and Lebanese Palestinians.

    #Zionism #UltraNationalism

  5. The UK has condemned #Isreali actions in the #GazaStrip as #EthnicCleansing. Richard Murphy claims, presumably as the UK Govt would, that this is not calling what’s happening in Gaze a #Genocide. My Q is, when is ethnic cleansing not genocide?
    When the ethnic cleansing is not 100% of the population? When the killings of an ethnic community does not amout to 100% of the its numbers? By this reckoning, the Holocaust was ethnic cleansing then… How abhorant is this play on words when faced with the resolute and calculated mass killings committed by #Israel. I also welcome the lastest condemnations (from twelve coutries… so far) of Isreal, its govt and the military. Sanctions do not go far enough. Now if only #TimidAlbo would step up…

    “It is very welcome that the UK government has made some important distinctions.

    It has said that criticising anyone for being Jewish is unacceptable. At the same time, it has made entirely clear its view that criticising the Israeli government is not an act of antisemitism, because, of course, it never could have been.

    It has made clear that Israeli occupation of the West Bank is illegal, which as a matter of fact, it is.

    It has said that Israeli action in Gaza amounts to ethnic cleansing, because that is what it is and what it has been from the outset.

    It has not yet said that the Israeli government has committed genocide, but it has made very clear that it is inclined to think that is the case and that it would support legal action to confirm that opinion.

    These are major restatements of UK foreign policy, and without exception they are welcome.”
    (Source: taxresearch.org.uk/Blog/2026/0 )
    #AusPol #AlboPM #ForeignAffairs

  6. The UK has condemned #Isreali actions in the #GazaStrip as #EthnicCleansing. Richard Murphy claims, presumably as the UK Govt would, that this is not calling what’s happening in Gaze a #Genocide. My Q is, when is ethnic cleansing not genocide?
    When the ethnic cleansing is not 100% of the population? When the killings of an ethnic community does not amout to 100% of the its numbers? By this reckoning, the Holocaust was ethnic cleansing then… How abhorant is this play on words when faced with the resolute and calculated mass killings committed by #Israel. I also welcome the lastest condemnations (from twelve coutries… so far) of Isreal, its govt and the military. Sanctions do not go far enough. Now if only #TimidAlbo would step up…

    “It is very welcome that the UK government has made some important distinctions.

    It has said that criticising anyone for being Jewish is unacceptable. At the same time, it has made entirely clear its view that criticising the Israeli government is not an act of antisemitism, because, of course, it never could have been.

    It has made clear that Israeli occupation of the West Bank is illegal, which as a matter of fact, it is.

    It has said that Israeli action in Gaza amounts to ethnic cleansing, because that is what it is and what it has been from the outset.

    It has not yet said that the Israeli government has committed genocide, but it has made very clear that it is inclined to think that is the case and that it would support legal action to confirm that opinion.

    These are major restatements of UK foreign policy, and without exception they are welcome.”
    (Source: taxresearch.org.uk/Blog/2026/0 )
    #AusPol #AlboPM #ForeignAffairs

  7. The UK has condemned #Isreali actions in the #GazaStrip as #EthnicCleansing. Richard Murphy claims, presumably as the UK Govt would, that this is not calling what’s happening in Gaze a #Genocide. My Q is, when is ethnic cleansing not genocide?
    When the ethnic cleansing is not 100% of the population? When the killings of an ethnic community does not amout to 100% of the its numbers? By this reckoning, the Holocaust was ethnic cleansing then… How abhorant is this play on words when faced with the resolute and calculated mass killings committed by #Israel. I also welcome the lastest condemnations (from twelve coutries… so far) of Isreal, its govt and the military. Sanctions do not go far enough. Now if only #TimidAlbo would step up…

    “It is very welcome that the UK government has made some important distinctions.

    It has said that criticising anyone for being Jewish is unacceptable. At the same time, it has made entirely clear its view that criticising the Israeli government is not an act of antisemitism, because, of course, it never could have been.

    It has made clear that Israeli occupation of the West Bank is illegal, which as a matter of fact, it is.

    It has said that Israeli action in Gaza amounts to ethnic cleansing, because that is what it is and what it has been from the outset.

    It has not yet said that the Israeli government has committed genocide, but it has made very clear that it is inclined to think that is the case and that it would support legal action to confirm that opinion.

    These are major restatements of UK foreign policy, and without exception they are welcome.”
    (Source: taxresearch.org.uk/Blog/2026/0 )
    #AusPol #AlboPM #ForeignAffairs

  8. The UK has condemned #Isreali actions in the #GazaStrip as #EthnicCleansing. Richard Murphy claims, presumably as the UK Govt would, that this is not calling what’s happening in Gaze a #Genocide. My Q is, when is ethnic cleansing not genocide?
    When the ethnic cleansing is not 100% of the population? When the killings of an ethnic community does not amout to 100% of the its numbers? By this reckoning, the Holocaust was ethnic cleansing then… How abhorant is this play on words when faced with the resolute and calculated mass killings committed by #Israel. I also welcome the lastest condemnations (from twelve coutries… so far) of Isreal, its govt and the military. Sanctions do not go far enough. Now if only #TimidAlbo would step up…

    “It is very welcome that the UK government has made some important distinctions.

    It has said that criticising anyone for being Jewish is unacceptable. At the same time, it has made entirely clear its view that criticising the Israeli government is not an act of antisemitism, because, of course, it never could have been.

    It has made clear that Israeli occupation of the West Bank is illegal, which as a matter of fact, it is.

    It has said that Israeli action in Gaza amounts to ethnic cleansing, because that is what it is and what it has been from the outset.

    It has not yet said that the Israeli government has committed genocide, but it has made very clear that it is inclined to think that is the case and that it would support legal action to confirm that opinion.

    These are major restatements of UK foreign policy, and without exception they are welcome.”
    (Source: taxresearch.org.uk/Blog/2026/0 )
    #AusPol #AlboPM #ForeignAffairs

  9. The UK has condemned #Isreali actions in the #GazaStrip as #EthnicCleansing. Richard Murphy claims, presumably as the UK Govt would, that this is not calling what’s happening in Gaze a #Genocide. My Q is, when is ethnic cleansing not genocide?
    When the ethnic cleansing is not 100% of the population? When the killings of an ethnic community does not amout to 100% of the its numbers? By this reckoning, the Holocaust was ethnic cleansing then… How abhorant is this play on words when faced with the resolute and calculated mass killings committed by #Israel. I also welcome the lastest condemnations (from twelve coutries… so far) of Isreal, its govt and the military. Sanctions do not go far enough. Now if only #TimidAlbo would step up…

    “It is very welcome that the UK government has made some important distinctions.

    It has said that criticising anyone for being Jewish is unacceptable. At the same time, it has made entirely clear its view that criticising the Israeli government is not an act of antisemitism, because, of course, it never could have been.

    It has made clear that Israeli occupation of the West Bank is illegal, which as a matter of fact, it is.

    It has said that Israeli action in Gaza amounts to ethnic cleansing, because that is what it is and what it has been from the outset.

    It has not yet said that the Israeli government has committed genocide, but it has made very clear that it is inclined to think that is the case and that it would support legal action to confirm that opinion.

    These are major restatements of UK foreign policy, and without exception they are welcome.”
    (Source: taxresearch.org.uk/Blog/2026/0 )
    #AusPol #AlboPM #ForeignAffairs

  10. [...] "At first I wasn't willing to execute Arabs who weren't resisting… we went through the process of ceasing to see them as human beings."

    Adam Raz, a researcher at the Akevot Institute, investigation in Haaretz is drawing on newly uncovered documents and previously unpublished soldier testimonies.

    He found that during and after the 1967 Six-Day War, an estimated 300,000 Palestinians were expelled or displaced from the occupied West Bank, Gaza and the Golan Heights, amid violence, looting and the destruction of villages.

    The article draws on the full transcripts of the "Soldiers' Talk" discussions held in kibbutzim after the war (testimonies that were left out of the book "The Seventh Day" and Mor Loushy's film Censored Voices. It also cites a December 1967 Foreign Ministry memo stating the expulsions were "a serious violation of the Geneva Convention," while noting the Ministerial Committee for Security Affairs approved the policy regardless.

    English (archive) archive.ph/GFb0B

    #Nakba #Naksa #Palestine #Israel #EthnicCleansing #1967

    kolektiva.social/@oatmeal/1172

    kolektiva.social/@oatmeal/1172

  11. Israeli forces in Quneitra. After the war, Syria lodged detailed accusations against Israel at the UN: "Intimidation through threats against villagers reached such proportions that most fled their homes."

    Credit: Moshe Milner/GPO

    #GolanHeights #EthnicCleansing #Israel #Palestine

  12. Israeli forces in Quneitra. After the war, Syria lodged detailed accusations against Israel at the UN: "Intimidation through threats against villagers reached such proportions that most fled their homes."

    Credit: Moshe Milner/GPO

    #GolanHeights #EthnicCleansing #Israel #Palestine

  13. Israeli forces in Quneitra. After the war, Syria lodged detailed accusations against Israel at the UN: "Intimidation through threats against villagers reached such proportions that most fled their homes."

    Credit: Moshe Milner/GPO

    #GolanHeights #EthnicCleansing #Israel #Palestine

  14. Israeli forces in Quneitra. After the war, Syria lodged detailed accusations against Israel at the UN: "Intimidation through threats against villagers reached such proportions that most fled their homes."

    Credit: Moshe Milner/GPO

    #GolanHeights #EthnicCleansing #Israel #Palestine

  15. Israeli forces in Quneitra. After the war, Syria lodged detailed accusations against Israel at the UN: "Intimidation through threats against villagers reached such proportions that most fled their homes."

    Credit: Moshe Milner/GPO

    #GolanHeights #EthnicCleansing #Israel #Palestine

  16. #IDF forces in #Quneitra. The commander who captured the Golan Heights testified to a decision to raze villages "so there would be nowhere to return."

    Credit: Moshe Milner/GPO

    #GolanHeights #EthnicCleansing #Israel #Palestine

  17. #IDF forces in #Quneitra. The commander who captured the Golan Heights testified to a decision to raze villages "so there would be nowhere to return."

    Credit: Moshe Milner/GPO

    #GolanHeights #EthnicCleansing #Israel #Palestine

  18. #IDF forces in #Quneitra. The commander who captured the Golan Heights testified to a decision to raze villages "so there would be nowhere to return."

    Credit: Moshe Milner/GPO

    #GolanHeights #EthnicCleansing #Israel #Palestine

  19. #IDF forces in #Quneitra. The commander who captured the Golan Heights testified to a decision to raze villages "so there would be nowhere to return."

    Credit: Moshe Milner/GPO

    #GolanHeights #EthnicCleansing #Israel #Palestine

  20. #IDF forces in #Quneitra. The commander who captured the Golan Heights testified to a decision to raze villages "so there would be nowhere to return."

    Credit: Moshe Milner/GPO

    #GolanHeights #EthnicCleansing #Israel #Palestine

  21. “…douze pays, dont la France et le Royaume-Uni, de sanctionner le commerce avec les colonies israéliennes, illégales dans le droit international.

    Ed #Miliband, le chef de la diplomatie britannique, descendant de réfugiés juifs, dénonce à cette occasion «un nettoyage ethnique en cours en Cisjordanie perpétré par des colons terroristes» - une déclaration fracassante à la Une, ce matin, du Independent. INews fait état de la «fureur» de l’Etat hébreu face à ces accusations, qualifiées de «mensonges scandaleux» et de sa décision de fermer le consulat britannique à Jerusalem en représailles. La décision du gouvernement britannique est critiquée par The Times. Le quotidien conservateur soutient que «les sanctions britanniques n'aideront en rien les Palestiniens» et que ces mesures «pourraient s’avérer extrêmement contre-productives et risquent d'attiser les flammes de l'antisémitisme».

    Andy #Burnham, le Premier ministre travailliste, justifie sa position dans The Guardian. Selon lui, ces sanctions «ne visent pas le peuple israélien mais les politiques inacceptables» du gouvernement Netanyahou «et les souffrances qu'elles infligent aux Palestiniens». «Je crois en une solution à deux États au Moyen-Orient. C'est pourquoi nous agissons pour que cet espoir demeure», écrit-il. Ce discours ne convainc pas L’Opinion. Le journal évoque «une annonce qui ne mange pas de pain» et qui n’a «pas de quoi inquiéter le gouvernement Netanyahou et ses alliés d’extrême-droite». Le quotidien français rappelle que l’UE avait déjà décidé, en 2015, d’étiqueter les produits des colonies israéliennes - une mesure «largement contournée par Israël comme risque de l’être la future «interdiction»». Interrogés par The New York Times, d’anciens officiers de l'armée israélienne préviennent pour leur part que «la violence des colons en Cisjordanie» et leur «impunité» «détruisent les valeurs démocratiques d'Israël de l'intérieur».

    Israël, où #Haaretz affirme que Benyamin Netanyahou avait été informé de l’attaque du Hamas avant le 7 octobre 2023 sans transmettre cette information. Ces révélations sur un appel du président des Émirats arabes unis, qui aurait averti Netanyhou d’un danger imminent ne surprennent pas Yediot Aharonot, pour qui cet épisode «s'ajoute à la série de signaux d'alarme tirés avant le 7 octobre», notamment par l’Egypte, et dont le point commun aurait été la façon dont Netanyahou y aurait réagi, avec «ennui et indifférence». (Source: France24.com )

    #Israel #Sanctions #WestBank #EthnicCleansing #Genocide
    #France #UK

  22. “…douze pays, dont la France et le Royaume-Uni, de sanctionner le commerce avec les colonies israéliennes, illégales dans le droit international.

    Ed #Miliband, le chef de la diplomatie britannique, descendant de réfugiés juifs, dénonce à cette occasion «un nettoyage ethnique en cours en Cisjordanie perpétré par des colons terroristes» - une déclaration fracassante à la Une, ce matin, du Independent. INews fait état de la «fureur» de l’Etat hébreu face à ces accusations, qualifiées de «mensonges scandaleux» et de sa décision de fermer le consulat britannique à Jerusalem en représailles. La décision du gouvernement britannique est critiquée par The Times. Le quotidien conservateur soutient que «les sanctions britanniques n'aideront en rien les Palestiniens» et que ces mesures «pourraient s’avérer extrêmement contre-productives et risquent d'attiser les flammes de l'antisémitisme».

    Andy #Burnham, le Premier ministre travailliste, justifie sa position dans The Guardian. Selon lui, ces sanctions «ne visent pas le peuple israélien mais les politiques inacceptables» du gouvernement Netanyahou «et les souffrances qu'elles infligent aux Palestiniens». «Je crois en une solution à deux États au Moyen-Orient. C'est pourquoi nous agissons pour que cet espoir demeure», écrit-il. Ce discours ne convainc pas L’Opinion. Le journal évoque «une annonce qui ne mange pas de pain» et qui n’a «pas de quoi inquiéter le gouvernement Netanyahou et ses alliés d’extrême-droite». Le quotidien français rappelle que l’UE avait déjà décidé, en 2015, d’étiqueter les produits des colonies israéliennes - une mesure «largement contournée par Israël comme risque de l’être la future «interdiction»». Interrogés par The New York Times, d’anciens officiers de l'armée israélienne préviennent pour leur part que «la violence des colons en Cisjordanie» et leur «impunité» «détruisent les valeurs démocratiques d'Israël de l'intérieur».

    Israël, où #Haaretz affirme que Benyamin Netanyahou avait été informé de l’attaque du Hamas avant le 7 octobre 2023 sans transmettre cette information. Ces révélations sur un appel du président des Émirats arabes unis, qui aurait averti Netanyhou d’un danger imminent ne surprennent pas Yediot Aharonot, pour qui cet épisode «s'ajoute à la série de signaux d'alarme tirés avant le 7 octobre», notamment par l’Egypte, et dont le point commun aurait été la façon dont Netanyahou y aurait réagi, avec «ennui et indifférence». (Source: France24.com )

    #Israel #Sanctions #WestBank #EthnicCleansing #Genocide
    #France #UK

  23. “…douze pays, dont la France et le Royaume-Uni, de sanctionner le commerce avec les colonies israéliennes, illégales dans le droit international.

    Ed #Miliband, le chef de la diplomatie britannique, descendant de réfugiés juifs, dénonce à cette occasion «un nettoyage ethnique en cours en Cisjordanie perpétré par des colons terroristes» - une déclaration fracassante à la Une, ce matin, du Independent. INews fait état de la «fureur» de l’Etat hébreu face à ces accusations, qualifiées de «mensonges scandaleux» et de sa décision de fermer le consulat britannique à Jerusalem en représailles. La décision du gouvernement britannique est critiquée par The Times. Le quotidien conservateur soutient que «les sanctions britanniques n'aideront en rien les Palestiniens» et que ces mesures «pourraient s’avérer extrêmement contre-productives et risquent d'attiser les flammes de l'antisémitisme».

    Andy #Burnham, le Premier ministre travailliste, justifie sa position dans The Guardian. Selon lui, ces sanctions «ne visent pas le peuple israélien mais les politiques inacceptables» du gouvernement Netanyahou «et les souffrances qu'elles infligent aux Palestiniens». «Je crois en une solution à deux États au Moyen-Orient. C'est pourquoi nous agissons pour que cet espoir demeure», écrit-il. Ce discours ne convainc pas L’Opinion. Le journal évoque «une annonce qui ne mange pas de pain» et qui n’a «pas de quoi inquiéter le gouvernement Netanyahou et ses alliés d’extrême-droite». Le quotidien français rappelle que l’UE avait déjà décidé, en 2015, d’étiqueter les produits des colonies israéliennes - une mesure «largement contournée par Israël comme risque de l’être la future «interdiction»». Interrogés par The New York Times, d’anciens officiers de l'armée israélienne préviennent pour leur part que «la violence des colons en Cisjordanie» et leur «impunité» «détruisent les valeurs démocratiques d'Israël de l'intérieur».

    Israël, où #Haaretz affirme que Benyamin Netanyahou avait été informé de l’attaque du Hamas avant le 7 octobre 2023 sans transmettre cette information. Ces révélations sur un appel du président des Émirats arabes unis, qui aurait averti Netanyhou d’un danger imminent ne surprennent pas Yediot Aharonot, pour qui cet épisode «s'ajoute à la série de signaux d'alarme tirés avant le 7 octobre», notamment par l’Egypte, et dont le point commun aurait été la façon dont Netanyahou y aurait réagi, avec «ennui et indifférence». (Source: France24.com )

    #Israel #Sanctions #WestBank #EthnicCleansing #Genocide
    #France #UK

  24. “…douze pays, dont la France et le Royaume-Uni, de sanctionner le commerce avec les colonies israéliennes, illégales dans le droit international.

    Ed #Miliband, le chef de la diplomatie britannique, descendant de réfugiés juifs, dénonce à cette occasion «un nettoyage ethnique en cours en Cisjordanie perpétré par des colons terroristes» - une déclaration fracassante à la Une, ce matin, du Independent. INews fait état de la «fureur» de l’Etat hébreu face à ces accusations, qualifiées de «mensonges scandaleux» et de sa décision de fermer le consulat britannique à Jerusalem en représailles. La décision du gouvernement britannique est critiquée par The Times. Le quotidien conservateur soutient que «les sanctions britanniques n'aideront en rien les Palestiniens» et que ces mesures «pourraient s’avérer extrêmement contre-productives et risquent d'attiser les flammes de l'antisémitisme».

    Andy #Burnham, le Premier ministre travailliste, justifie sa position dans The Guardian. Selon lui, ces sanctions «ne visent pas le peuple israélien mais les politiques inacceptables» du gouvernement Netanyahou «et les souffrances qu'elles infligent aux Palestiniens». «Je crois en une solution à deux États au Moyen-Orient. C'est pourquoi nous agissons pour que cet espoir demeure», écrit-il. Ce discours ne convainc pas L’Opinion. Le journal évoque «une annonce qui ne mange pas de pain» et qui n’a «pas de quoi inquiéter le gouvernement Netanyahou et ses alliés d’extrême-droite». Le quotidien français rappelle que l’UE avait déjà décidé, en 2015, d’étiqueter les produits des colonies israéliennes - une mesure «largement contournée par Israël comme risque de l’être la future «interdiction»». Interrogés par The New York Times, d’anciens officiers de l'armée israélienne préviennent pour leur part que «la violence des colons en Cisjordanie» et leur «impunité» «détruisent les valeurs démocratiques d'Israël de l'intérieur».

    Israël, où #Haaretz affirme que Benyamin Netanyahou avait été informé de l’attaque du Hamas avant le 7 octobre 2023 sans transmettre cette information. Ces révélations sur un appel du président des Émirats arabes unis, qui aurait averti Netanyhou d’un danger imminent ne surprennent pas Yediot Aharonot, pour qui cet épisode «s'ajoute à la série de signaux d'alarme tirés avant le 7 octobre», notamment par l’Egypte, et dont le point commun aurait été la façon dont Netanyahou y aurait réagi, avec «ennui et indifférence». (Source: France24.com )

    #Israel #Sanctions #WestBank #EthnicCleansing #Genocide
    #France #UK

  25. So in the grand scheme of things this will be merely an annoyance for the Israeli government, but all European countries need to ramp up the pressure and not let them get away with the theft and murder on the West Bank. Interesting US response.

    #Israel #Theft #Murder #EthnicCleansing #WestBank #Labour #AltTxt #UK #France #Canada

  26. Something is finally moving.

    The #UK has just accused Israeli "terrorists" of #EthnicCleansing in the West Bank with government backing.
    A(nother) government in #Europe is naming what is happening for what it is, and pairing words with concrete measures.

    So where is #Italy?
    Why is our government still silent? Why no sanctions, no clear stance, no willingness to call things by their name?

    #Israel #Genocide #Palestine #Gaza #WestBank #PalestineFree

    theguardian.com/world/2026/sep

  27. It's a start of responsible actions. Could be stronger, but still a major step towards addressing #EthnicCleansing in the #WestBank

    UK accuses Israeli ‘terrorists’ of ethnic cleansing in West Bank with government backing
    theguardian.com/world/2026/sep

  28. CW: UK Politics, Israel

    I am puzzled about why Miliband and, presumably, Burnham, regard illegal West Bank settlements as "the crossing of a red line", but somehow full on ethnic cleansing and genocide in Gaza didn't cross any lines.

    I suppose some limited sanctions are better than nothing, but why the fuck are we still selling arms to Israel?

    bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4grdj

  29. CW: UK Politics, Israel

    I am puzzled about why Miliband and, presumably, Burnham, regard illegal West Bank settlements as "the crossing of a red line", but somehow full on ethnic cleansing and genocide in Gaza didn't cross any lines.

    I suppose some limited sanctions are better than nothing, but why the fuck are we still selling arms to Israel?

    bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4grdj

    #Israel #Genocide #EthnicCleansing #WestBank #IsraelGazaWar #UKPolitics

  30. Just cancelled my @1password subscription after 7 years because while they’re free to fund someone who wants to ethnically cleanse Europe (David Heinemeier Hansson aka DHH; alilleybrinker.com/blog/1passw), I’m also free to not have my money be used for that.

    If you’re on macOS/iOS, here’s how I migrated without losing any data and without any noticeable degradation in my experience¹.

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    Read on for detailed instructions:

    1. Export your data from 1Password8 in 1Password Unencrypted Export (.1pux) format: support.1password.com/export/?

    **Note that this is unencrypted.** DO NOT store this file in your iCloud Drive, Dropbox, etc., and remember to delete it when you’re done with the import.²

    (I put it in my home folder.)

    2. Download StrongBox, a native macOS client for KeePass Database files: apps.apple.com/us/app/strongbo

    3. Launch StrongBox and select File → Import → 1Password → Import 1Pux and select the file you exported from 1Password.

    4. Choose a strong password for your database and save the file. This is where you can save it to iCloud Drive to have your encrypted database synced between your Mac, iPhone, etc.

    You could leave it there and use StrongBox but I wouldn’t recommend it. It has the best importer so that’s why I used it but the app is owned by Applause Group, which is VC-funded so it will enshittify.

    The good news is that once you’ve exported your data from 1password and have your KeePass Database, it’s yours. You can use different apps to edit it, provide autofill, etc.

    One of those apps is KeePassium (keepassium.com/) by an independent developer (Dr. Andrei Popleteev). So, to continue our guide:

    5. Download KeePassium (apps.apple.com/us/app/keepassi) and open your database using that client and uninstall the VC-funded StrongBox once you’re done with the initial import.

    Again, you can stop here.

    But, since I had the export, I thought I’d also try heylogin – a zero-password password manager only for logins that’s based in the EU: heylogin.app/

    They have a novel solution that integrates really well with browsers and has been working great for me so far (in the past hour) :)

    So, there you have it: I had seven years of data in 1Password (actually, likely far more as I was using it before it was a subscription) and I was able to migrate away in about ten minutes. (It’s taken me longer to write this.) You don’t have to stay locked in if you don’t agree with their ethics.

    Good luck! :)

    (Remember to write a note and tell them why you’re cancelling and to share your own experiences in this thread.)

    ¹ After you import your data, go through it and check that you have everything.

    ² Actually delete it. Command+Backspace then right-click the Trash and Empty Bin.

    #1Password #OnePassword #password #passwordManager #DHH #fascism #EU #Europe #ethnicCleansing

  31. This is important - Why are so many US and EU politicians tolerant of the #NetanyahuAdminstrations clearly stated #EthnicCleansing objectives?

    Israeli ministers keep telling everyone their brutal plans – so why doesn’t the world take them seriously?
    theguardian.com/commentisfree/

  32. I swear, I check my donation link every second JUST HOPING.
    I want to feed my family. I want to escape this nightmare.
    I hate this life — living in a tent, scared and starving.
    Please, donate anything you can. Every bit helps🇵🇸🙏
    gofund.me/d0cc0587
    #israel #genocide #ethnicCleansing #apartheid #Gaza #StopIsrael #FreePalestine
    #FediForGaza
    @glmxndr
    @Shibanarchiste

  33. I swear, I check my donation link every second JUST HOPING.
    I want to feed my family. I want to escape this nightmare.
    I hate this life — living in a tent, scared and starving.
    Please, donate anything you can. Every bit helps🇵🇸🙏
    gofund.me/d0cc0587
    #israel #genocide #ethnicCleansing #apartheid #Gaza #StopIsrael #FreePalestine
    #FediForGaza
    @glmxndr
    @Shibanarchiste

  34. I swear, I check my donation link every second JUST HOPING.
    I want to feed my family. I want to escape this nightmare.
    I hate this life — living in a tent, scared and starving.
    Please, donate anything you can. Every bit helps🇵🇸🙏
    gofund.me/d0cc0587
    #israel #genocide #ethnicCleansing #apartheid #Gaza #StopIsrael #FreePalestine
    #FediForGaza
    @glmxndr
    @Shibanarchiste

  35. Remember those days everyone repeating the lies of Netanyahu about Iran wanting to wipe Israel off the map of the earth?

    In reality, Israel has been planning to erase Palestine off the map of the earth, since their creation, and now with the backing and support of the big tech, almost all western countries and of course most of the Arab world, they are actually doing it.

    EVERY ACCUSATION WAS A CONFESSION!

    #israel #Palestine #Genocide #EthnicCleansing #Inhumanity #WestAsia #Politics #History

  36. Israeli KKK minister Smotrich threatens to ‘finish the job’ of West Bank-style erasing of Palestinians inside Israel

    Israel’s vile jingoist Smotrich is openly salivating about replicating the West Bank settlement model inside the 1948 borders - targeting Palestinian communities in the Galilee and Negev.

    His Religious Zionism party has even dropped a toxic AI-generated campaign video feeding into the far-right finance minister’s plan to "Judaise" these regions.

    Under the slogan “Ahmed is right to be afraid,” it shows a West Bank Palestinian warning a Palestinian inside Israel that Smotrich is coming to do "the same thing he did to us."

    Smotrich’s plan to export the West Bank settlement model - illegal under international law - includes:

    * flooding the Galilee and Negev with one million additional Jewish Israelis

    * building 40 new communities plus dozens of farms

    * expanding existing towns and constructing hundreds of thousands of housing units

    * replacing any official judged insufficiently “Zionist”

    Smotrich's rhetoric is typically laced with the venom of erasure when speaking of the Palestinian citizens of Israel, who constitute roughly 20% of the population.

    More than 500,000 settlers already live in the occupied West Bank, and attacks by Israeli settlers on Palestinian communities have surged recently, with the IDF enabling the violence.

    (From telegram channel)

    #Smotrich #Apartheid #EthnicCleansing #Palestine #Israel #JewishKKK #WestBank #Politics #WestAsia