▲ 382 r/Palestine
Do they get to choose, like can you use a broomstick: Israeli comedian jokes about r*ping Palestinians prisoners
u/ChubbyGirlNextDoor1 — 1 day ago
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Israelis are offering boat tours in Israel to view the destruction in Gaza.
u/ChubbyGirlNextDoor1 — 1 day ago
After two and a half years beneath the rubble, the body of child Dana Shaknatna was finally recovered in Gaza today.
She was killed alongside her family when the Israeli army demolished their home over their heads.
Credits: gazanotice on X
u/ChubbyGirlNextDoor1 — 5 days ago
Names of the soldiers: Dolev Mor Yossef, Ido Meir, and Amit Elyakov
Source: Skynews
u/ChubbyGirlNextDoor1 — 7 days ago
His cake also had a map showing occupied Palestinian and Syrian lands as Israel - showing that they never believed in the two-state solution.
u/ChubbyGirlNextDoor1 — 11 days ago
▲ 0 r/Rants
I hate myself for this. I get to live to this age without experiencing war or natural disasters meanwhile there are people in this world who die waiting days under rubble, burn to death in a bombed hospital, die from preventable illnesses, poverty or famine in 2026. I feel so angry at the leaders but I feel like a fraud. I get to experience life in a safe environment. I feel like I don’t deserve it. Is it still ranting or self-deprecation? I donate 10% of my income every month, engage in fundraising and try to educate people but it isn’t enough and I am already drained.
u/ChubbyGirlNextDoor1 — 13 days ago
▲ 42 r/HistoryGaze
Source: Wo liegt Palästina by Thomas Billhardt and Peter Jacobs.
u/ChubbyGirlNextDoor1 — 15 days ago
▲ 2.9k r/israelexposed
In a new massacre, Israeli drones directly targeted a phone-charging point run by civilian Imad Miqdad moments ago in the Sheikh Radwan neighbourhood of Gaza City, killing him along with other civilians.
With no electricity infrastructure left in displacement camps, solar-powered and improvised energy points have become essential for survival. Yet, they are being deliberately targeted, cutting civilians off from even the most basic means of living.
Credits: gazanotice on X
u/ChubbyGirlNextDoor1 — 18 days ago
▲ 278 r/HistoryGaze
In celebration of 'independence' amid genocide and starvation campaigns, Israeli forces have raised a large flag on Gaza's largest mill, the Great Ocean Mills in Rafah.
The same building was used to snipe at and shoot starving Palestinians seeking food at a nearby GHF site.
Credits: @trackingisrael on X.
u/ChubbyGirlNextDoor1 — 19 days ago