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I believe I have looked at – and addressed – all the sources you have posted. Nikki Haley only says what she thinks she needs to say to advance her career. As she isn't very astute, she hasn't understood yet that the tide has turned (even Biden has, so the bar is not high). As I told you before, your position is intenable.

This topic is about Gaza. I am concerned about Yemenis, as I was concerned about Syrians, Lybians and many others. Heck I'm even concerned about the people who live in my home town in France, which has been destroyed by the mass importation of third world parasites. Lots of things to be concerned about.

I don't believe they really think it, they push the narrative which fits their ideology.

Ramy Abdu is a by-product of Israel's bolstering of Hamas for its own agenda, which is now in plain sight. It is quite unequivocal who has shameful opinions on this thread, and who's denialism is so deep that they choose to contend the UN is an antisemitic body rather than acknowledge the fact that Palestinians are coldly and methodically being ethnically cleansed.

Reading all that football trivia reminded me that a couple of decades ago, when I was still very young, I had the privilege of meeting a gentleman named Peter Grotier, who in the 70s was goalkeeper for West Ham. Very nice guy, it was interesting to hear his stories of when footballers earned just regular wages.

Are you claiming that CNN (and a number of established outlets) are fabricating a story about this?

It's all been detailed in this part of the thread, a Netanyahu spokesperson said it and Biden relayed it, among others.

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Your interpretation is duly noted.

Oh no, lots more, I can also mention Avigad Sandlar, Boris Wolfman or Zaki Shapira, among others. Very dark stuff and also off topic so I will not talk about it any more, those interested can research these names.

Watch the video at the beginning of this article: Newborns die of hunger and mothers struggle to feed their children as Israel’s siege condemns Gazans to starvation https://www.cnn.com/2024/03/06/middleeast/israel-gaza-starvation-siege-mothers-babies-intl/index.html And some photos: In pictures: ‘Catastrophic’ hunger in Gaza https://www.cnn.com/2024/03/07/world/gallery/gaza-hunger-malnutrition/index.html

I provided you with all the material about the Israeli government's lies on the dead babies at the begining of this thread.

This is off topic but just for context: Israel has often been implicated in organ harvesting scandals, research Moshe Harel.

My criticism of them is that in the curent context, there needs to be a level of demonstrated independence and absence of bias to be taken seriously, which is why I will tend to avoid people like Ramy Abdu (who is Palestinian) and COGAT (Israeli government).

They are openly pro-Israeli and therefore not independent.

All it takes is 5 minutes on UN Watch's website to see that their main activity is the defence of Israel's image and agenda (WHAT WE DO Combatting Antisemitism and Anti-Israel bias). This is not a neutral body.

I know and I was being sarcastic. Leveraging children suffering is an effective way to move people and influence public perception, which is probably why the Israelis invented the story of babies beheaded and thrown into ovens. I have seen actual footage of starving and dead Palestinian children though, this is undeniably happening.

I've been on Ramy Abdu's Twitter and it is an interesting source of information regarding Israel's actions – although being Palestinian, he is of coursed biased, as are UN Watch (which you quote here) who are openly pro-Israeli. I think it is better to quote independent parties (neither Israeli nor Palestinian) where possible.

For the first time in this topic, I agree.

I will do that a little later this evening, I haven't forgotten about it.

COGAT is an Israeli government organisation, and therefore one can legitimately question their independence and reliability.

I checked this guy out a few weeks ago, and at first glance he seems to be one of the many "successful entrepreneurs" in Pattaya, providing their insights on what it's like to live the high life in Thailand on social media platforms… a.k.a YouTubers.

Well fed? A couple of excerpts from that article below. With only a trickle of aid getting into the starving north, foreign governments have turned to airdrops as “a way to show that they’re doing something,” said Shira Efron of the Israel Policy Forum. The problem is that “airdrops are as inefficient as they are dangerous,” according to a source from an international NGO working in Gaza who asked to remain anonymous. [...] Tragically, on Monday, people drowned as they tried to get the crates landing in the water, witnesses saying some of the dead were children.

A great summary of the situation.

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