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Bkk Brian

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  1. Al Jazeera the terrorist employers who take there reports directly from Hamas authorities and distribute them with glee. Forgetting to mention that Nasser Hospital is where 30 of the hostages were held and where mass graves were there before the IDF entered, there is even video of the Palestinians digging it before. The IDF did sift through much of it looking for hostage bodies. GeoConfirmed ISR-PAL Investigation. Palestinians are exhuming bodies from the grounds of the Nasser Medical Complex hospital complex in Khan Younis, Gaza. This is occurring at the same location where mass graves were dug and burial ceremonies had taken place by Palestinians in recent months. (Proof in this thread) Claims that "mass graves" were dug by Israel at Gaza hospitals to bury "hundreds of bodies" have been disproven. Palestinians themselves buried bodies there long before the IDF entered the area. The evidence is in the thread below. This is a lie. A blood libel. “Misinformation is circulating regarding a mass grave that was discovered at Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis. The grave in question was dug — by Gazans — a few months ago,” Israeli army spokesman Major Nadav Shoshani wrote on X, formerly Twitter. “This fact is corroborated by social media documentation uploaded by Gazans at the time of the burial, as seen in the video below.” “Any attempt to blame Israel for burying civilians in mass graves is categorically false and a mere example of a disinformation campaign aimed at delegitimizing Israel,” Shoshani added.
  2. If you provide a link for that I will happily sort out a fact check link in return
  3. I would like to see the evidence of that claim. The pollsters questions will be interesting.
  4. No that's you troll baiting again, making quite a habit of that now. Here, read this for numerous discussions on it: 400 pages https://aseannow.com/topic/1308598-israel-is-at-war/
  5. Back to trolling now then, I haven't seen that comment on here and even if I had that has also been discussed numerous times in other topics
  6. I provide a link to the latest news I had seen on the matter. Yes you provided a link and I updated it, dejavu moment here
  7. Great so you agree with it after being prompted and only after I answered you question first. Noted Your deflection now into an entirely different subject is complex, you can find what I've said about it numerous times in the appropriate topic. However as with the US statements, my belief is that its baseless around 50 pages on it here Provisional Decision Today: ICJ Weighs Emergency Measures Amid Allegations of Genocide in Gaza https://aseannow.com/topic/1318095-provisional-decision-today-icj-weighs-emergency-measures-amid-allegations-of-genocide-in-gaza
  8. That's an easy one, you are a believer in rights for all yes? So why avoid this? The UN Security Council and ICJ have both ordered that the hostages be released immediately with no pre conditions, I presume you agree?
  9. Why is it odd? I presume you agree with ICJ and the UN Security Council? That's good, I will do it again when necessary
  10. I am very surprised you don't. Terrorists keeping and raping hostages. There should be zero demands for returning them immediately with no pre conditions. Ref ICJ and UN Security Council
  11. I updated it, do you have a problem with that seeing as your link was from over a month ago, new facts are always a positive thing no?
  12. So is yours by more than a month, try this from 6 days ago: 'The world needs to know that the only thing that's standing between the Gazan people and a ceasefire, is Hamas. They have rejected generous proposals from Israel.' US Sec of State Antony Blinken speaks on the "imperative of getting to a ceasefire"
  13. America we have a problem “Al-Qassam, you make us proud, take another soldier out” “We say justice, you say how? Burn Tel Aviv to the ground” “Hamas, we love you. We support your rockets too” Extremists at @Columbia chant in support for Hamas terror.
  14. So they had actual members of terrorist orgs speaking to the students, indoctrinating them and then wonder why there are these protests. Jeez
  15. Do you mind if I don’t cross post between threads?! Who was asking you to cross post, after all there are facts in that thread and I know you'd rather avoid those
  16. Forgive me for checking out the history of who’s opinion it is. No apology necessary CH but you should check out the other links he provides that form his opinions and are not to Memri Or perhaps check out the other topic on AN which is not an opinion Anti-Israel radical at Columbia University event ‘Nothing wrong with being a Hamas fighter’ https://aseannow.com/topic/1325834-anti-israel-radical-at-columbia-university-event-‘nothing-wrong-with-being-a-hamas-fighter’/
  17. An opinion that the Wall Street Journal find worthy of publication. An opinion that also has links to other original sources. Talk about shoot the messenger
  18. Nick is right, you may want to check the data in the other topics: Hamas admits one-third of its data on Gazan deaths is ‘incomplete’ Scrutiny Over Gaza Death Toll Figures: UK Statistics Watchdog Investigates Hamas's Data
  19. Another vile propaganda video of one of the hostages released by the terrorists yesterday, Hersh Goldberg-Polin. He was one of the 29 people that had huddled together in one of the shelters at the Nova Music festival before Hamas began to throw grenades inside. Eight people survived by hiding under the bodies of the dead, he was one, although had his hand blown off and taken hostage. He's an Israeli-American.
  20. So all those misleading headlines from NYT, Guardian etc. Here is the head of the UN probe addressing this directly. They had “excellent cooperation” with Israel. Head of UNRWA probe rejects @guardian headline, says she had “excellent cooperation” with Israel; her mandate had nothing to do with identifying UNRWA terrorists, Israel is sharing info with separate UN inquiry run by OIOS. ----- Q: How would you characterize the Israeli cooperation with you, given that as you may have seen today, the main takeaway from your report is Israel has yet to provide any evidence for its allegations that UNRWA personnel were involved in the October 7th attack. So how would you characterize that cooperation and this main takeaway? Catherine Colonna: Thank you. I covered everybody when I said that we received very good cooperation from everywhere, including Israel. I could go in details who received us and so on and so forth, but I want to repeat that we had an excellent cooperation from all sides. Now about one of the quotes—I couldn't read everything this morning—but one of the quotes that have been issued does not respect, I think, the text of the report. We have written – and the beauty of writing reports is that you can refer to what's written—we've written that UNRWA has not received evidence by Israel, not that there is no evidence. It's very different. So please, again and again, refer to the content of the report and not to what you hear sometimes about it. I would really appreciate if you could base your comments and base your judgments on the content and not on preconceived opinions. Q: You stated that Israel has given no evidence to UNRWA about their claims that any UNRWA employees took part in October 7th, but did you during your investigation ask Israel for evidence? Catherine Colonna: Thank you for this opportunity to have me repeating that there must be no confusion between what we've been tasked for, which is assessing whether UNRWA does everything in its power to ensure neutrality and address challenges, etc., and what the OIOS is in charge of. There are two separate missions. So allegations regarding individuals, a difficult case, are in the scope of the OIOS mission. It is not the scope of our mandate. And by the way, it is no surprise that Israel did not provide evidence to UNRWA because it doesn't owe this evidence during the investigation to UNRWA, but to the OIOS. And my understanding is that they have a better cooperation now than at the beginning, and that the team will, their investigators will return there soon. So this is a separate, separate mission.
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