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One day the whole world will learn that Hamas and their ilk, are just that, murderers, rapist and kidnapers, their day will come, as no evil can exist for long.

Don't Waste your breath bro, there're too many of them bleeding hearts, who readily believe to any sob tells that a group of murderers put out, the truth? Nah, they are jews, they must be guilty, Anecdote: In 1967, Syria had the Glan Hights, Jorden had the west bank, and Egypt had the whole of the Sinai, but on the 5th of June 1967, the armies of those 3 countries have wedged a surprise war on Israel from 3 fronts, (to be followed with 3 more wars) only to lose the war and lose the Golan Hights, the west bank and the Sinai, but hey, they don't let such small details stand in their way of accusing Israel of all sorts of atrocities.

And... Here we go again, the charade continues..

All fake, doctored and manipulated, all those 'doctors and international press people are Hamas members wearing Press vests, and many of them killed as such, one example of many: Fox News revealed that the Gazan boy Abd al-Rahim Muhammad Hamdan, who was reported killed in May, was found alive and rescued with his mother. The reports were based on testimony from a subcontractor for the US Relief Fund, which was exposed in the global media. The GHF investigation verified the identity of the boy,

Talking about intent? why not? let's talk, Hamas, on several occasions, has declared HIS INTENTS to repeat the 7th of October and over again, now, facing such threats, what would anyone else in the world do, and this BS saying that innocent people died, well, could anyone one be more innocent than an Israeli baby who were beheaded, burned and kidnaped? What were the excuses for that?

In a place void of pro Palestinians people. 😝

Ask a better question, if the IDF wanted to wreck a genocide on the people of Gaza, why than' has the IDF lost 900 soldiers ground troops when they could decimate the whole population of the strip from the air without losing one foot soldier?

LOL.. join the thumb down's club.

How amazing to see that even when you share an idea about a sauce, there're still people who gives you the finger, what's up with those people? if you have a comment to say, say it, don't just give the finger to people.

I'm 75 years old, back in my time there were no terrorists, only Arab countries that fought Israel reputedly, and I took part in one of them in 1967.

I'm from Israel who served in the IDF, anyone wants to have lunch with me? One at the time, Please.

Nary not a day goes by without another article glorying this or that herb spice or additive that will make miracles to your wellbeing, by all means, go ahead and try them all.

More like a game of musical chairs, and since there are laws in place to really say what need to be said, I will not go any further.

''28% took part in the vote and 86% of those who voted supported the resolution." A whole 28% of them, that IS impressive indeed.

One man' genocide is another a fight for survival in a sea of countries who just want to see Israel gone, and forever, and they don't even try to hide that intention, they will tell it to anyone: we want to destroy and annihilate all the Jewish people and take their land, as simple as that, and the world, dose it's best to play coy.

In continuation of the situation, 4 divisions of infantry and armored vehicles, the IDF is moving in to clear the Hamas of its strong holds, while moving the population south while carting for their needs as far as dwelling and infrastructure concerns, The IDF has an issue with Hamas, not the Palestinians people, unfortunately Hamas has made sure to include the people as their shields and thus becoming a collateral casualties.

Yes I will, providing it has beluga caviar on the menu and the serving ladies are the prettiest in town.

Lot's of people rorting the system everywhere around the world, some who keeps their mouth shut get away with most' others, with big mouths, don't, I too, have no sympathy for all of them.

Some publications touts some places in the Phillipines as the places to go for fun.

I'd like to try some of the stuff this guy is smoking, seems to be working for him to come up with these sorts of topics.

Good to see that people equating curing the clap with curing cancer, indeed, it is of the same importance.

Everyday you get to read bout Thailand this and Thailand that and Thailand everywhere and everything, but somehow, none of the above make life better or easier, nor for locals or foreigners, always harder, more difficult, almost never a good move, Oh well.

insomnia, chronic pain, migraines, Parkinson’s disease, and anorexia. And I have got them all...Lucky me.

Not so much not interested, as much as no one pays her to be interested, death and REAL starvation in the Sudan are not enough in the news to care.

Att: Greta Thunberg...From Al-Jazira: Sudan’s civil war between the Sudanese armed forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) paramilitary has produced the largest humanitarian crisis in the world. Estimates suggested tens of thousands of people have died from combat and thousands more have perished from disease and hunger brought on by the war, now well into its third year. The RSF has trapped an estimated 260,000 civilians, including 130,000 children, in el-Fasher, turning the city into an “epicentre of child suffering”, according to UNICEF. Most are surviving on animal fodder known as ambaz – the residue of pressed oil seeds, such as peanuts, sesame, and sunflower – which they grind into a paste; however, even this is running low. About one-third of the children in Mellit, a city the RSF controls near el-Fasher, are severely malnourished, according to figures obtained by Relief International and shared with Al Jazeera. That is more than double the World Health Organization’s threshold for a malnutrition emergency. A cholera outbreak is compounding the humanitarian crisis across the vast region of Darfur, according to Adam Rojal, internally displaced people spokesperson in Darfur. On August 30, he said the water-borne disease killed nine people that day and infected a total of 9,143 people, with 382 deaths, since the epidemic first started in June 2025. Food convoys from the United Nations and other nongovernmental organisations rarely reach the neglected region of Darfur due to road closures and bureaucratic impediments. Human rights groups and local activists accuse both sides of weaponising food. The World Food Programme told Al Jazeera that it provides electronic cash assistance to vulnerable people in North Darfur, but no food convoys have reached the region for more than a year. A UN food convoy was hit by a drone strike in North Darfur on Friday, the second aid convoy in three months to be targeted. The RSF and SAF traded blame for the attack. There is a similar hunger emergency in South Kordofan due to an RSF siege on the cities of Dilling and Kadugli. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/8/31/sudan-august-update