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Genocide | ุฅุจุงุฏุฉ ุฌู ุงุนูุฉ | Vรถlkermord | Gรฉnocide | Genocidio | ะะตะฝะพัะธะด | ็งๆ็ญ็ป | ใธใงใใตใคใ https://x.com/amnesty/status/1864463447347360043
Talk about Gaza We are dying of burning, hunger, displacement and siege. https://x.com/AnasAlSharif0/status/1864413393211322861
I was once skeptical about the potential of AI but Grok's intelligence is clearly superior to that of most people.
PS: I urge everyone to read Revelation 3:9 https://x.com/R34lB0rg/status/1864408799970246938/photo/1
Engaging in masturbation to scenes of destruction might be indicative of a form of mental deviance where one derives sexual pleasure from scenarios involving suffering or destruction, potentially aligning with paraphilic interests like destructive or sadomasochistic tendencies. https://x.com/R34lB0rg/status/1864395851608514787/photo/1
Never forget that Israel faked a story of beheaded babies on Oct 7 to justify actually beheading babies in Gaza. https://x.com/HossamShabat/status/1864382818396057979
The United Nations General Assembly in New York adopted on Tuesday afternoon two resolutions under the item of the Palestinian question, the first on the mandate of the people of Palestine in the United Nations Secretariat, and the second on the peaceful solution to the Palestinian question, which this year included a call to hold an international conference next June at the United Nations in New York under the chairmanship of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and France, including its foundations, mechanisms and objectives.
The first decision was: 101 votes in favor, 27 against, 42 abstentions.
The second decision was approved by: 157 votes in favor, 8 vs, 7 abstentions.
Minister Dr. Riyad Mansour stated that this overwhelming vote in favor of a peaceful political solution and holding an international conference, in addition to the votes of countries such as Canada and others, confirms the almost unanimous readiness of the countries of the world to find a just and lasting solution to the Palestinian issue based on international law, relevant UN resolutions, and accountability. Accordingly, the State of Palestine welcomes this strong and comprehensive international position and thanks the countries that voted in favor of the resolution.
A short while ago, I was documenting the displacement of the people of Beit Lahia, when the occupation forces opened heavy fire on the displaced people. What I saw was similar to the horrors of the Day of Judgment. Children running in panic, mothers leaving everything they owned behind, and the elderly sitting on the roads while bullets whizzed over their heads. In the midst of all this, a little girl screamed looking for her injured sister, and children cried waiting for their fathers who were captured by the occupation army. A scene beyond description.
6,000 displaced people are now being forced to leave Beit Lahia, leaving their homes in search of shelter that does not exist in Gaza City.
The question that imposes itself: Where will these families go in light of the overcrowding of the shelters and the lack of provision of tents? The families and their children will face a tragic fate, sleeping in the streets and under the open sky, amidst the bitter cold and the lack of the most basic necessities of life.
Currently, the price of a 25kg bag of flour in Gaza has escalated to $300 due to blockades and shortages. By urging the United Nations to invoke Resolution 377 for an emergency session to authorize military action, we could enable airdrops or break the maritime blockade. Such actions would dramatically reduce the cost of flour to $25 or less, making essential goods accessible to the people of Gaza once again.
Ordinarily, the United Nations would independently conclude the urgency to invoke Resolution 377, assemble an emergency session of the General Assembly, and authorize military action to safeguard the people of Gaza and ensure the delivery of humanitarian aid without obstruction.
Yet, anticipating fierce opposition from the occupying force, these steps have been withheld. It's crucial, therefore, for civil society to apply relentless pressure on the UN.
We must persistently question the UN's inaction regarding Resolution 377, demanding accountability and pushing for decisive measures, including military action, to restore peace and protect human rights.
