Danny Australia

What is the name of the restaurant? The owner deserves support and encouragement. The atrocities committed in Gaza over the last three years have shocked and deeply affected every decent human being around the world.

Having seen what they have done in Gaza, killing Jesus was a piece of cake for them.

It is bewildering that some are still debating whether this is a genocide. Every day, I see countless videos, testimonies from doctors and international organizations, and live-streamed evidence confirming the reality of what is happening. We do not need genocide scholars to explain what we are already witnessing in real time. We all see the indiscriminate killing, complete destruction and forced starvation of mainly civilians. This is not only genocide—it is one of the worst genocides in modern history, documented by overwhelming evidence: testimonies, videos, images, and the staggering toll of hundreds of thousands of dead or injured men, women, and children. The genocide in Gaza is a permanent stain on the conscience of humanity.

Despite this immoral comparison, it's worth pointing out that Thailand did not target hospitals, schools, journalists, women and children, UN personnel, or World Central Kitchen volunteers. What is happening in Gaza is unparalleled, and the world sees and understands it clearly.

Your apparent concern for Sudan comes across as insincere. You can't excuse one genocide by deflecting attention to another.

Any cooperation with a state that is committing such atrocities in Gaza is unethical.

Israel may be able to occupy Gaza, but it will never extinguish the Palestinian people's aspiration and rightful claim to their own state. The world is increasingly aware of Israel's war crimes and its defiance of the international community.

Since the start of the Gaza 'plausible' genocide, I have personally been avoiding gatherings where Israelis might be present, anticipating potential retaliation from groups or individuals. Considering the extreme cruelty and brutality against Gaza's civilians, as broadcasted around the clock, I am genuinely surprised that no major attacks have taken place 'yet', either here or elsewhere.

A remarkably naive woman wins 5 billion baht (allegedly from a lottery win in France), drawing in corrupted sharks and opportunists eager to take financial advantage. This incredible story has captivated Thai media, with many intriguing details not reported in this story. For instance, Madam Oi, now back in Thailand, is being guided—and potentially manipulated—in her legal pursuits by the flamboyant media mogul and political activist Sondhi Limthongkul.

Why Sinwar’s ‘warrior death’ will win him martyr status in Gaza and beyond | Hamas | The Guardian A discrepancy in the official Israeli account of Yahya Sinwar’s final moments has emerged since his death which appears likely to add fuel to the martyr’s cult fast developing around the Hamas leader. Chen Kugel, the director of Israel’s national forensic institute, who carried out the autopsy on Yahya Sinwar's body has concluded that the cause of death was a bullet wound to the head.

In death, he became an even greater symbol of resistance. Alive, he was Israel's nightmare; as a martyr, he now stands as a hero for the Palestinian people. News reports indicate that the battle lasted six hours, ending only when the IDF fired tank shells at the house where he was located. Israeli media claims that Yahya Sinwar, despite having one hand amputated and the other severely injured, was striking a drone with a stick in a final act of resistance. The IDF likely regrets releasing that footage, as it created an unintended impression. Instead of portraying him as weak, scared and desperate, they left behind the image of a leader fighting courageously an invading foreign army to his last breath. Great material for new recruits.

It’s easy to understand the Israeli hatred, propaganda, and celebration over Sinwar’s death on the battlefield. The humiliation he dealt to the Israeli army, police, and intelligence units on 7 October 2023 will be remembered forever—both by his own people and his enemies.

He died fighting for his cause, not hiding in a tunnel or using women and children as shields, as his enemies often claimed. Let us remember that he fell with weapons in hand, resisting an invading force that has killed over 45,000 of his people. A new leader will surely rise—it always happens. But the cycle of violence will continue until the Palestinian people achieve their freedom, and the illegal occupation of their land comes to an end.

Using starvation as a weapon of war is considered a war crime under international law. The International Criminal Court (ICC) and various international humanitarian laws, including the Geneva Conventions, explicitly prohibit the deliberate use of starvation against civilian populations.

@Neeranam, you're approaching this incorrectly. They have a habit of using this empty, meaningless label against anyone who challenges their misinformation, bullying and aggression in the course of continuously justifying the ongoing plausible genocide in Gaza. Their main aim is to provoke your defensiveness. By doing so, they successfully shift the focus away from their wrongdoing. The best response is to embrace this label as a badge of honor and thank them for the recognition. Personally, I feel a sense of relief when I'm called an anti-Semite or Jew-hater because it confirms that I'm unsettling them and revealing their lies, deceit, and inhumanity, particularly concerning the possible genocide in Gaza.