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  1. 9 hours ago, Bkk Brian said:

    Yea sure......

     

    Yes sure, with links to provide the evidence

     

    Here's some more:

     

    B’Tselem's Israel 'apartheid' accusation masks its own sinister agenda

    https://www.thejc.com/lets-talk/btselems-israel-apartheid-accusation-masks-its-own-sinister-agenda-xo6sjgea

    That's laughable. You are suggesting the Jewish Chronicle is evidence of anything. 

    Even the writers have said it's propaganda 

    https://www.thetimes.com/uk/media/article/columnists-quit-jewish-chronicle-over-inaccurate-articles-vq068d8gj

    About the Jewish Chronicle;

    The JC has faced criticism for its editorial stance, particularly allegations of a pro-Israel bias. In September 2024, the newspaper published articles by freelance journalist Elon Perry, which were later found to be based on fabricated information. One such article falsely claimed that Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar planned to escape Gaza with Israeli hostages, a narrative that aligned with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's positions. Following these revelations, prominent columnists, including Jonathan Freedland, David Aaronovitch, Hadley Freeman, and David Baddiel, resigned, citing concerns over the JC's journalistic standards and perceived partisan reporting. 

     

    Regulatory Scrutiny

     

    The Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) has recorded multiple breaches of the Editors' Code by the JC, including issues related to accuracy and prompt correction of errors. Between 2018 and 2021, the JC either broke the law or breached the Code approximately once in every four editions, leading to calls for a standards investigation to address systemic failures in editorial practices. 

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  2. 5 hours ago, coolcarer said:

    Reminds me of that widely anti semitic UN Rapporteur Francesca Albanese.

     

    Agnes Callamard is the Secretary General, Amnesty International trying to defend her baseless report. Has a hysterical interview with Sky News, he can't get a word in! 

     

     

     

    Thanks for bringing up Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur, Genocide Expert. Let's hear what she actually has to say rather than only your personal opinion smear against her.

     

     

     

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  3. Netanyahu Seeks Israeli Taxpayer Funds to Boost Son's Security in Miami

     

    On the sun-soaked boulevards of Miami-Dade and Broward counties, where luxury apartments and high-end clubs define the skyline, one resident, Yair Netanyahu, far from war, is loafing in luxe south Florida digs, and has become a focal point of an international controversy.  

     

    Yair Netanyahu, son of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, has been living in the area since last year, and his extended stay has ignited something of a firestorm back home. The temperature ratcheted up a few notches with his father's recent request for increased security for the 33-year-old, paid for by Israeli taxpayers. 

     

    Yair Netanyahu has been protected by the Shin Bet, AKA the Israel Security Agency (ISA), the equivalent of the Central Intelligence Agency in the U.S. The estimated annual cost: 2.5 million shekels — nearly $700,000 in the U.S. There are two Shin Bet security guards with Netanyahu whenever he leaves his home. The costs incurred so far cover accommodation and food for the guards, a car and driver, and paying for an additional local security guard.  

     

    The cited amount does not include the additional cost of the Shin Bet staff salaries or paying to fly them to and from Israel, the unsourced report said. The guards are switched every two to three weeks. Funding was transferred from the Prime Minister’s Office to the Foreign Ministry and from there to the Israeli consulate in Miami, which has forked out for most of the expenses. A source familiar with the arrangements said that security for Yair Netanyahu costs more when he is abroad. “Miami is an expensive destination,”

     

    This protection, provided despite Yair's life far from the front lines of Israel's current war against Hamas, has raised eyebrows and sparked outrage among Israelis, many of whom are experiencing the ongoing conflict firsthand.

     

    Yair, meanwhile, has been keeping a low profile in South Florida, retreating from the public eye and mostly avoiding the paparazzi who regularly stake out his luxury apartment in Hallandale Beach (a recent scare notwithstanding). The unit occupied by Netanyahu costs $5,000 per month, though it is not clear who is footing the bill. The complex has tennis courts, a spa, a game lounge, a private cinema, a wine cellar, and a cigar room.

     

    Yair in particular has been accused of living the life of a spoiled dauphin who spends most of his time on social media attacking his father’s critics, drawing both flak and legal trouble. A spokesperson for the Netanyahu family said, “It’s clear this is an agenda-driven political hit piece aimed at tarnishing Israel’s rightwing prime minister during wartime by attacking his family.”

     

    The younger Netanyahu is known for his far-right views and combative social media presence, which has landed him in court on a number of occasions. His public prominence has risen amid widespread reports that he has been influencing his father’s policies. He has been sued multiple times and ordered to pay out hundreds of thousands of shekels in compensation.

     

    Shortly after the October 7 massacre, Netanyahu shared posts blaming security services for failures that led to the attack, including one claiming that IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi knew of the coming assault but didn’t tell the prime minister as part of a military coup.

     

    Netanyahu spent most of 2023 in the US and before October 7 was hoping to gain a Green Card, according to Hebrew media reports. After the attack, he stayed in the US but, amid criticism, eventually flew back to volunteer with the United Hatzala first responder organization, reportedly manning telephones during a fundraiser at the end of November. By mid-January he was back in the US, apparently staying at the Miami condo. Netanyahu cannot work in the US as he is on a tourist visa. A US tourist visa, also known as a B-2 visa, is typically valid for up to 10 years, but the maximum stay per entry is 180 days.

     

    In January last year, before Yair Netanyahu had left Israel, then Foreign Minister Eli Cohen instructed that he be given a diplomatic passport. According to regulations, the children of a prime minister are only entitled to a diplomatic passport while they are still minors.

     

    Netanyahu left Israel amid reports he was banned by his father from posting on social media for inflaming tensions in Israel, exacerbating a diplomatic rift with the United States. In September, US immigration lawyer Michael Wildes posted that Netanyahu had become a client of his firm, which would represent the prime minister’s son on his “international matters.”

     

    An unnamed source quoted Yair Netanyahu as saying he wants to move to the US and legally work there but was concerned the plan may be torpedoed because the Biden administration is “not the best of friends.” an unnamed source quoting Yair Netanyahu as saying he wants to move to the US and legally work there but was concerned the plan may be torpedoed because the Biden administration is “not the best of friends.” Netanyahu reportedly made the remarks at a June wedding in London of a family that donates to his father. He denied the report.

     

    In June, at a court hearing to obtain a restraining order against an anti-government protester, Netanyahu’s legal representative said that his client “does not intend to return to the country in the near future,” Hebrew media reported.

     

    Note -

    Yair seems to be an Israeli draft dodger not doing mandatory service in the IDF. The State of Israel requires every Israeli citizen over the age of 18 who is Jewish, Druze or Circassian to serve in the Israel Defense Forces. Once enlisted, men are expected to serve for a minimum of 32 months and women are expected to serve for a minimum of 24 months. 

     

    https://www.miaminewtimes.com/news/miami-security-boosted-for-israeli-yair-netanyahu-21164646

     

    https://www.timesofisrael.com/far-from-war-yair-netanyahu-peeped-loafing-in-luxe-south-florida-digs/

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  4. For over a year, Israel has been waging an unrestrained war on the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip, the West Bank and within the State of Israel. The indiscriminate violence that has always marked the Israeli apartheid regime’s approach to Palestinians living in the area under its control is now appearing in its most direct and exposed form. 

    While Israel wreaked death and destruction on Gaza in unimaginable proportions, a record number of Palestinians were killed by Israeli fire in the West Bank in 2024, and the number of detentions and administrative detainees also reached a historic high. Since the war began, many attacks on Palestinians by soldiers and settlers have been documented throughout the West Bank. These attacks are aimed at Palestinians suspected of no wrongdoing and are often carried out in plain sight, in full view of officers and commanders. 
    http://www.btselem.org/publications/202412_unleashed

     

     

     

  5. 8 hours ago, Bkk Brian said:

    No but I was addressing your lies that it is

     

    "Breaking News from Israeli Leading News Paper - "

     

    To claim Hamas are freedom fighters says all there is to say about the publisher and you.

    Thank you for confirming what I asked. Yes, attacking the messenger and the Haaretz publisher.  You work for IDF?🙏🏼👍

  6. A Massive Database of Evidence, Compiled by a Historian, Documents Israel's War Crimes in Gaza

    A woman with a child is shot while waving a white flag ■ Starving girls are crushed to death in line for bread ■ A cuffed 62-year-old man is run over, evidently by a tank ■ An aerial strike targets people trying to help a wounded boy ■ A database of thousands of videos, photos, testimonies, reports and investigations documents the horrors committed by Israel in Gaza - Source - Haaretz - Israel oldest and most balanced, reputable newspaper since 1918

    https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/2024-12-05/ty-article-magazine/.highlight/massive-database-of-evidence-compiled-by-a-historian-details-israels-war-crimes-in-gaza/00000193-979b-d408-a7d3-bfdbf1410000

     

  7. 59 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

    An opinion piece by a little read (4.8%) source in Israel. 

     

    More baseless accusations

    Attacking the messenger Bkk Brian. The oldest most prestigious newspaper in Israeli which was recently cut off from government sources in retaliation for reporting facts rather than only IOF propaganda. The publisher even had the guts to correctly label the Palestinian resistance as "freedom fighters"

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  8. Breaking News from Israeli Leading News Paper - 

    Netanyahu's Ethnic Cleansing in Gaza Is on Display for All to See

    Haaretz -

    The Israeli military is conducting an ethnic cleansing operation in the northern Gaza Strip. https://www.haaretz.com/opinion/editorial/2024-11-10/ty-article-opinion/netanyahus-ethnic-cleansing-is-on-display-for-all-to-see/00000193-12ac-d3a2-a3d7-5bed1d8d0000

    Note: Haaretz is an Israeli newspaper. It was founded in 1918, making it the longest running newspaper currently in print in Israel. 

     

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  9. ABOUT THE OXFORD UNION SOCIETY: The Oxford Union is the world's most prestigious debating society, with an unparalleled reputation for bringing international guests and speakers to Oxford. Since 1823, the Union has been promoting debate and discussion not just in Oxford University, but across the globe.

     

    Susan Abulhawa speaks in proposition of the motion that This House Believes Israel is an Apartheid State Responsible for Genocide This is the seventh speaker of eight. The Oxford Union is deeply grateful and encouraged by the messages of support in response to our determination to uphold free speech. During our 200 year history, many have tried to shut us down. As the effects of self-imposed censorship on university campuses, social media and the arts show no signs of dissipating, the importance of upholding free speech remains as critical today as it did when we were founded in 1823. Your support is critical in enabling The Oxford Union to continue its mission without interruption and without interference.

    https://youtu.be/nW5U_ZqGmZU?si=J3KrLpPO0glMUk9F

     

  10. 23 hours ago, jayboy said:

     

    I have studied the history intensely though I have no connection with Israel, am not Jewish and unfortunately have (as far as I know) no Jewish friends.

     

    You simply show your ignorance and partisan ship.You invoke Norman Finkeklstein and John Mearsheimer, two distinguished academics but both tarred by irrational positions on Israel and Jewish people.(Yes, I know Finkelstein is himself Jewish)

     

    For am informed position on Finkelstein, see a Guardian review from several years ago.

     

    https://www.theguardian.com/books/2000/jul/14/historybooks.comment

    I have hundreds of Jewish friends and they are disgusted and horrified by the Zionist, apartheid, and ethnic cleansing policies and actions of the extremist Israeli government. You obviously know little to nothing about the history and reality of the situation. 

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  11. On 4/6/2024 at 10:31 PM, jayboy said:

     

    I have seen those threads and apart from various "wouldn't it be nice" platitudes, I have seen nothing from the critics of Israel addressing the question - what should have been the response to the Hamas atrocities on October 7th?

     

    I don't think we will ever see it - and I think I know the reasons why.

     

    Learn about the history rather than simply believing the myths.

  12. 4 hours ago, Shocked farang said:

    I feel the same way. They have overdone the advertising due to the lack of regulation.

    Why doesn't the government think in terms of more regulation, instead of making it ilegal?

    It's going to be a challenge for them to roll back the supply chain now. The government is probably going to make compromises, however, a lot of the businesses are set up by westerners which may not be motivation for them to do much for them. 

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  13. Most Thais are not into cannabis. So the backlash was predictable when zero regulation resulted in stores opening in close proximity to schools, and the "cannabis culture" advocates naively put up obnoxious signage as if everyone world be thrilled with their WEED WORLD SUPER STORE. Only the regular consumers think it's suitable as a recreational intoxicant. It's a plant based medicine and should be treated like one. The Cookie types that wanted to bring their "culture" to Thailand 🇹🇭  didn't read the room very well. Pass the bong dude.

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