Israeli Crimes

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Israeli Military Destroys Gaza's Only Cancer Hospital

The Israeli military has blown up Gaza's only specialized cancer hospital, a Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital, along with an adjacent medical school. The destruction has been condemned as part of Israel's "systematic state terrorism" and has left thousands of patients without access to cancer treatment. The hospital was previously damaged in Israeli air strikes and had been rebuilt with a Turkish donation of $34m in 2017. The incident has sparked international condemnation, with the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs calling for concrete measures against Israel's unlawful attacks.

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Israeli media outlets have been labeling Palestinian victims as "terrorists" and omitting the toll of the military's bombardment on civilians, particularly children and women.

According to Israeli journalist Orly Noy, this biased coverage is part of a broader phenomenon where the media has invented alternative jargon to describe Palestinian resistance actions.

Noy claims that the media is mobilized to conceal the true impact of the attacks and to allow the war to continue, and that the more Palestinians are killed, the more dehumanization is needed to justify the Israeli government's actions.

The chairman of Al-Khair Foundation, Qasim Rashid Ahmad, has released a statement addressing an Israeli attack that killed nine people in Gaza’s Beit Lahia.

Qasim said they were in a “humanitarian area where things were being prepared to accommodate and provide shelter to those who have lost their homes”.

At least nine people, including three journalists, were killed and several more wounded in the attack, which targeted a relief team accompanied by journalists and photographers, according to Palestinian media.

The Israeli military claimed it struck "two terrorists... operating a drone that posed a threat". It added: "Later, a number of additional terrorists collected the drone operating equipment and entered a vehicle. The [military] struck the terrorists."

Hamas called the attack a "horrific massacre" and "a dangerous escalation that reflects [Israel's] insistence on continuing its aggression and disregard for all international laws and conventions".

Israeli children composed and sang a song about the annihilation of Gaza, advocating for killing everyone there and occupying it.

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Israeli society isn’t just celebrating the genocide in Gaza—they’re actively participating in it.

In this video, we examine how Israeli society is reacting to what the International Court of Justice has ruled as a plausible genocide. From school trips to watch starving Palestinian children, to night boat tours admiring the destruction, to physically blocking humanitarian aid so more children starve—this is not just complicity; this is active participation.

And that raises a dark moral question: Who is more evil—the Israeli government committing genocide, or the Israeli society enabling it?

Summary by brave leo :

• Israeli settlers have launched a campaign across the occupied West Bank with billboards featuring the message "No Future in Palestine," aiming to discourage native Palestinians from pursuing a future in their homeland.
• The billboards feature images of displaced Palestinians from Gaza, implying a plan for ethnic cleansing in the West Bank.
• The campaign is organized by the settlement group "Fighting for Life," which claims its goal is to promote "emigration" among Palestinians.
• The group justifies its call for ethnic cleansing by stating it's a "spiritual battle for the destiny of the Jewish people."
• The United Nations documented over 800 attacks by Israeli settlers against Palestinians between October 2023 and May 2024.
• Médecins Sans Frontières reported that 2023 was the deadliest year for Palestinians in the West Bank in recorded history.

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Israel’s tech sector has always had a close relationship with Silicon Valley, with funding for its start ups coming from venture capital and US ‘Big Tech’. With some employees at the tech giants protesting the involvement of their companies, could this relationship be in trouble?

Presenter: Anelise Borges Guests:

• Hasan Ibraheem - Former Google employee
• Paul Biggar - Tech For Palestine founder
• Bella Jacobs - BDS Tech Campaigns Co-ordinator