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06/11/2023

Fatima, a Palestinian Canadian teenager trapped in Gaza, tells Al Jazeera that Canada’s gov't has failed its citizens trapped under Israeli bombardment by just providing ‘useless’ tips instead of a way to get out ⤵️

06/11/2023

Feminism is a scam.

They tricked women into becoming a part of the masonic wage-slave system, having women join the work force they doubled on all the taxes, while it's meant to destroy the family unit from the inside out, pin men against women, as long as they don't reproduce the better.

Men and women MUST unite together if we ever plan to win in this spiritual warfare.

05/11/2023

She just challenged Israel, the USA, UK , EU & anyone else who says ISRAEL is defending itself.

Her mind clicked on the recent massacre that happened at the refugee camp.

Take a listen

04/11/2023

🚨🇮🇱 Looks like Israel is taking HEAVY LOSSES against Hamas in Gaza.

04/11/2023

The Israel Defense Forces says it has bombed the Islamic University of Gaza, “which serves as a central training center for Hamas engineers.”

The military says fighter jets targeted the campus, located in Gaza City.

According to the IDF, the university was “an important center of political and military power” for Hamas and a “training institution for the development and production of weapons.”

04/11/2023

The towering hall thundered with the euphoria of a nation where everyone seemed, for the moment, to have left their differences behind.

The celebrants spoke Zulu, Sotho, Tswana, Afrikaans and English. They were Black and white, young and old, mining company managers and restaurant waitresses.

They sang and danced together to songs blasting from speakers. They waved South African flags. They wore the same green-and-gold attire of their rugby heroes as they gathered at the Oliver Reginald Tambo airport in Johannesburg on Tuesday to welcome the team home from the championship game in France. A bronze statue of Tambo with a hand aloft stood among the jubilation, as if bestowing his blessing upon a scene made possible by the work he did to topple apartheid.

South Africa became the winningest country in the Rugby World Cup’s relatively brief history last week, claiming its second consecutive crown and fourth overall. This nation of 60 million has been going wild ever since.

The revelry will reach a raucous peak over the next four days as the team begins a tour of the country, starting with parades through Pretoria, the executive capital,

Mr Ramaphosa said the government wanted the day to be a "a day of hope, a day of celebration and unity. Our sportsmen and women have shown us what is possible".

Springboks bring hope to a troubled nation
The win has been hailed by the president as a sign of hope, as the country struggles with the world's highest unemployment rate at 42%, as well as other economic problems including high poverty rates and frequent blackouts.

Following the team's World Cup win in Stade de France, Mr Ramaphosa said he wanted the team's unity to become a greater feature of society.

"We need more of this, and not just in the domain of sporting achievement," he said, pointing out that the number of black players in the squad had gone up from one in 1995 to almost half of South Africa's players in the 2023 final.

At the weekend, Mr Ramaphosa also said the team showed many of the qualities he felt would be necessary to tackle South Africa's status as the most unequal country in the world.

"The patriotism we display in sports stadiums should be reflected in our approach to overcoming our challenges," he added.

South Africa's Saturday win means the team has now won half of the eight tournaments they have participated in.

04/11/2023

An Israeli air strike on an ambulance convoy near the al-Shifa Hospital in the besieged Gaza Strip has killed 15 people and injured 60 others, the Ministry of Health in the Hamas-governed enclave has said.

A convoy of ambulances was transporting critically wounded patients from the Al-Shifa Hospital to the Rafah border crossing with Egypt when it was targeted in an Israeli attack, Ashraf al-Qudra, a spokesman for the health ministry said on Friday.

“We informed the Red Cross and the Red Crescent, we informed the whole world, that those victims were lined up in those ambulances,” he said. “This was a medical convoy.”

The Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) has condemned the targeting of the ambulance convoy – four of which belonged to the health ministry and one to PRCS.

In a statement, PRCS said one of the ambulances belonging to the health ministry was “directly targeted” by a missile not more than a kilometre from the hospital, resulting in the injuries of the ambulance crew and patients inside.

Meanwhile, the PRCS ambulance was struck by an Israeli missile at about two metres from the hospital gate. One of their medics, Shadi al-Taif, sustained minor shrapnel injuries to the leg, while the ambulance driver Ahmad al-Madhoon suffered chest bruises.

“The deliberate targeting of medical teams constitutes a grave violation of the Geneva Conventions, a war crime”, PRCS added.

Palestinian photographer Abdul Hakim Abu Reyash said there were a lot of people and vendors outside al-Shifa Hospital at the time of the air attack, resulting in the killing of “a lot of civilians”.

He added that the injured in the ambulances were mainly women.
World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said he was “utterly shocked” by reports of an attack on ambulances evacuating patients.

“We reiterate, patients, health workers, facilities, and ambulances must be protected at all times, always,” Tedros said in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter.

The Israeli military confirmed that one of its aircraft hit an ambulance, saying Israeli soldiers assessed it was being used by a Hamas unit close to their position in the battle zone.

It said that Hamas uses ambulances to transport fighters and weapons and added that a number of Hamas fighters were killed in the attack.

Al Jazeera was unable to independently verify either account of the attack.
The largest hospital in Gaza, al-Shifa is facing severe overcrowding, with a bed occupancy rate of 164 percent, according to the WHO, amid Israel’s continuing bombardment and blockade of the territory.

At least 16 hospitals across Gaza are no longer functioning due to damage from bombing and a lack of fuel, the health ministry said.

The WHO warned on Wednesday that the fuel shortage “immediately risks the lives” of the wounded and other patients.

More than 9,200 people have been killed and 32,000 others wounded in Gaza since Israel launched a bombardment of the territory on October 7, according to Palestinian authorities.

The Israeli assault on Gaza came after Hamas fighters killed at least 1,405 people, mostly civilians, in an attack on southern Israel, according to Israeli officials.

03/11/2023

Keanu Reeves 🥰🥰

He was abandoned by his father at 3 years old and grew up with 3 different stepfathers. He is dyslexic. His dream of becoming a hockey player was shattered by a serious accident. His daughter died at birth. His wife died in a car accident. His best friend, River Phoenix, died of an overdose. His sister has leukemia.

And with everything that has happened, Keanu Reeves never misses an opportunity to help people in need. When he was filming the movie "The Lake House," he overheard a conversation between two costume assistants; One cried because he would lose his house if he did not pay $ 20,000 and on the same day Keanu deposited the necessary amount in the woman's bank account; He also donated stratospheric sums to hospitals.

In 2010, on his birthday, Keanu walked into a bakery and bought a brioche with a single candle, ate it in front of the bakery, and offered coffee to people who stopped to talk to him.
After winning astronomical sums for the Matrix trilogy, the actor donated more than $ 50 million to the staff who handled the costumes and special effects - the true heroes of the trilogy, as he called them.
He also gave a Harley-Davidson to each of the stunt doubles. A total expense of several million dollars. And for many successful films, he has even given up 90% of his salary to allow the production to hire other stars.
In 1997 some paparazzi found him walking one morning in the company of a homeless man in Los Angeles, listening to him and sharing his life for a few hours.
Most stars when they make a charitable gesture declare it to all the media. He has never claimed to be doing charity, he simply does it as a matter of moral principles and not to look better in the eyes of others.
This man could buy everything, and instead every day he gets up and chooses one thing that cannot be bought: Be a good person.
I think you will be proud to wear this T-shirt. Thank you!❤️

03/11/2023

Rwanda announced Thursday that it will allow Africans to travel visa-free to the country, becoming the latest nation on the continent to announce such a measure aimed at boosting free movement of people and trade to rival Europe's Schengen zone.
President Paul Kagame made the announcement in the Rwandan capital, Kigali, where he pitched the potential of Africa as "a unified tourism destination" for a continent that still relies on 60% of its tourists from outside Africa, according to data from the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa.

"Any African, can get on a plane to Rwanda whenever they wish and they will not pay a thing to enter our country" said Kagame during the 23rd Global Summit of the World Travel and Tourism Council.
"We should not lose sight of our own continental market," he said. "Africans are the future of global tourism as our middle class continues to grow at a fast pace in the decades to come."

Once implemented, Rwanda will become the fourth African country to remove travel restrictions for Africans. Other countries that have waived visas to African nationals are Gambia, Benin and Seychelles.

Kenya's President William Ruto announced Monday plans to allow all Africans to travel to the East African nation visa-free by December 31.

"Visa restrictions amongst ourselves is working against us. When people cannot travel, business people cannot travel, entrepreneurs cannot travel we all become net losers" said Ruto at an international summit in Congo Brazzaville.

The African Union in 2016 launched an African passport with much fanfare, saying it would rival the European Union model in "unleashing the potential of the continent." However, only diplomats and AU officials have been issued the travel document so far.

The African Passport and free movement of people is "aimed at removing restrictions on Africans ability to travel, work and live within their own continent," The AU says on its website.

AU also launched the the African Continental Free Trade Area, a continent-wide free trade area estimated to be worth $3.4 trillion, which aims to create a single unified market for the continent's 1.3 billion people and to boost economic development

03/11/2023

How has Israel’s war on Gaza affected Palestinians in the occupied West Bank?

Israel has continued its deadly air attacks on Gaza, as the military says it has surrounded Gaza City.
An estimated 3,000 Palestinians from Gaza who were working in Israel when the war started have been forced to return to the enclave. Thousands were believed to had gone missing amid a campaign of mass arrests after October 7.
At least nine Palestinians killed in overnight Israeli raids across occupied West Bank, including five in Jenin.
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah is due to give his first public speech since the start of the war, while US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is on his way to Israel, his third trip in recent weeks.
At least 9,061 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza since October 7. More than 1,400 people have been killed in Israel.

Al Jazeera English takes us through what’s been happening.

01/11/2023

The International Union of Muslim Scholars declared the following Fatwa in a press conference today:

⭕ The ruling regimes and official armies are required by the Islamic Shariah to intervene urgently to save Gaza from the genocide and mass destruction.

⭕ Leaving Gaza and Palestine to be annihilated and destroyed is a betrayal of Allah and His Messenger ﷺ and is one of the greatest sins before Allah Almighty.

⭕ Military intervention is a Shariah obligation especially from the four countries bordering Palestine: Egypt, Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon.

01/11/2023

⚠️ WARNING: GRAPHIC! 🚨

On Sunday, October 29, 2023, at approximately 22:39 hours, police responded to a 911 call for a male shot at 1418 Brooklyn Avenue, within the confines of the 67 Precinct. Upon arrival, officers observed a 47-year-old male and a 27-year-old male with gunshot wounds to the head and torso on the 4th floor hallway of the location.
EMS responded and pronounced both victims deceased at the scene. There are no arrests, and the investigation remains ongoing.

The identities of the deceased are as follows:

Mathurin, Bladimy
47-year-old Male
Brooklyn, NY

Chinwai, Mode
27-year-old Male
Brooklyn, NY

31/10/2023

Channel 4 expose ethnic cleansing in West Bank.

Hamas are not in the West Bank.

It is not defence. It is genocide.
The UN says as many as 120 Palestinians have been killed in the West Bank since Hamas' attack in Israel.

speaks to Palestinian families choosing to ignore the threats and intimidation of Israeli settlers, and those being forced from their homes.

31/10/2023

An Israeli air attack has hit apartment blocks in a residential area of the densely-populated Jabalia refugee camp, killing and wounding hundreds. The director of nearby Indonesian Hospital says at least 50 people were killed, but there are fears the toll could rise. Israel has confirmed that it carried out the assault, claiming it targeted a Hamas commander.
Israeli troops push deeper into Gaza, with witnesses reporting heavy clashes after tanks reached a residential area in Gaza City.
The Rafah border crossing to Egypt is to open for injured Palestinians on Wednesday, according to Palestinian border officials.
Bombardments have been reported across the besieged territory as Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu rejects calls for a ceasefire.
At least 8,525 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza in Israeli attacks since October 7. More than 1,400 people have been killed in Israel.

31/10/2023

Visas to visit Kenya are to be scrapped for other African nationals from next year as part of a movement towards opening up trade and travel within the continent.

“By the end of this year, no African will be required to have a visa to come to Kenya,” Kenya’s president, William Ruto, said at a climate change conference in Congo-Brazzaville.

Costly and time-consuming visa requirements, as well as high air fares, have long created barriers to inter-African travel for African passport holders; 32 out of 54 African countries still require the nationals of half or more countries on the continent to obtain a visa.

“Our children from this continent should not be locked in borders in Europe and also be locked in borders in Africa,” Ruto said.

Kenya will be the fourth African country to make the change and offer unrestricted travel to Africans, after the Gambia, Benin and Seychelles. Seychelles, an east African island nation that relies heavily on tourism, was the first to do so in 2016.

Ruto said the removal of barriers was necessary to facilitate the implementation of the African continental free trade area. “It is time we realise the importance of trading among ourselves and allowing goods, services, people and ideas to move freely across the continent,” he said.

The African Union has doubled down in recent years on its calls for more African countries to remove travel barriers. It launched an “AU passport” in 2016 to allow unrestricted travel for Africans within the continent. However, the rollout has been limited and the passports are mainly used by diplomats and high-ranking officials.

African countries have been slow to make changes over concerns around crime and security. However, most countries have been simplifying entry procedures, according to the 2022 Africa visa openness report. The majority of African countries offer visa-free travel to at least five other countries, with more freedom of travel within regional blocs. The number of nations offering e-visas has also more than doubled since 2016.

Kenya’s announcement has been met with positive reactions from Africans online, and hopes that other countries will follow suit. “This is a move all presidents on the continent must get behind,” said one social media user. “Free movement within the continent should be a priority.

30/10/2023

A Reuters journalist killed in strikes near the Israel-Lebanon border was deliberately targeted along with six other media workers injured in the attacks, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has said.

Video journalist Issam Abdallah, 37, was killed in southern Lebanon on October 13 while covering fighting between Israel’s military and the Lebanese armed group Hezbollah.
Six other journalists, including Al Jazeera cameraperson Elie Brakhia and reporter Carmen Joukhadar, were wounded when two rounds of munitions hit the village of Alma al-Shaab in quick succession.

“Two strikes in the same place in such a short space of time (just over 30 seconds), from the same direction, clearly indicate precise targeting,” RSF said on Sunday, citing the preliminary results of an investigation based on video footage and ballistic analysis.

“It is unlikely that the journalists were mistaken for combatants, especially as they were not hiding: in order to have a clear field of vision, they had been in the open for more than an hour, on the top of a hill. They were wearing helmets and bullet-proof waistcoats marked ‘press’. Their car was also identified as ‘press’ thanks to a marking on the roof, according to witnesses.”

While RSF did not directly attribute responsibility to Israel, the press freedom advocacy organisation said journalists had witnessed Israeli military helicopters near the scene and the strikes had come “from the direction of the Israeli border”.

The Al Jazeera Media Network has accused Israel’s military of deliberately targeting the journalists to silence the media, condemning the attacks as part of a pattern of “repeated atrocities” against journalists.

The Israeli army did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Israel’s military has not acknowledged responsibility for the attacks but a spokesperson previously said officials were “very sorry” for Abdallah’s death and were “looking into it”.

Last week, the wife, son, daughter and grandson of Wael Dahdouh, Al Jazeera Arabic’s bureau chief in Gaza, were killed in an Israeli air strike on the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza.
Al Jazeera Media Network said in a statement that it condemned the “indiscriminate targeting and killing of innocent civilians in Gaza, which has led to the loss of Wael Al-Dahdouh’s family and countless others.”

Israeli officials earlier this year apologised for killing Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh after admitting there was a “high possibility” she had been struck by an Israeli soldier’s bullet. Israel has declined to pursue charges against any individual over the veteran Palestinian-American reporter’s death.

At least 34 Palestinian journalists have been killed in Israeli air attacks since Hamas’s October 7 attacks on Israel, according to the health ministry in the Hamas-governed Gaza Strip.

At least four Israeli journalists were killed and one retired journalist captured in Hamas’s surprise attack on communities in southern Israel, according to the International Federation of Journalists.

30/10/2023

At least 13 people have died and about 50 are injured after two passenger trains collided in India's southern Andhra Pradesh state on Sunday.

A rescue operation was launched and hundreds of emergency workers were at the site to clear the wreckage.

Officials said a preliminary investigation has found that a "human error" had led to the collision.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his condolences and said he was in touch with the railways minister.

The crash took place in the Vizianagaram district on Sunday evening.

29/10/2023

𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐇𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐞𝐧𝐬 𝐭𝐨 𝐒𝐞𝐱 𝐎𝐟𝐟𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐫𝐬 𝐖𝐡𝐨 𝐅𝐥𝐞𝐞 𝐭𝐨 𝐈𝐬𝐫𝐚𝐞𝐥?

When Brooklyn police went to convicted s*x offender Yona Weinberg’s apartment this past as a Level 3 (a high risk of repeat offending and considered a threat to public safety) s*x offender on the United State s*x offender registry

It turned out, though, that Weinberg had moved to the Har Nof neighborhood of Jerusalem where he still lives. Weinberg is not the only s*x offender who has fled to Israel, away from the scrutiny of the S*x Offender Registration Act. In April 2013, (US-born) Australian David Kramer pleaded guilty to five charges of indecent assault and one charge of committing an indecent act with a minor. These charges stemmed back to the early 1990s, and to escape them, Kramer’s colleagues at Melbourne’s Yeshivah College, where the assaults took place, helped him flee to Israel. When Kramer returned to the United States, he offended again, this time in St. Louis, leading to his extradition back to Australia to be formally charged. Another example is Abraham Mondrowitz who left Brooklyn for Israel in 1985 after being charged with sodomizing four boys. He was arrested by Israeli police in 2007, but as of 2010, his extradition was still tied up in the Israel courts.

“It’s only because of activists that people even know about this,“ said M, a member of Israel’s Orthodox community who brought this issue to my attention and asked that his name not be used. There is a s*x offender registry in Israel, but unlike in the United States, it’s not public. In the United States s*x offenders must contact the s*x offender registry when they move in and out of a new state, (so that the community they’re entering into can be notified) and not registering is a felony. The same is not true in Israel, where only the police have access to a list of offenders, according to Shana Aaronson, social services coordinator and Anglo community liaison at Magen for Children and Families, a child protection agency in Beit Shemesh. Magen connects those who have been abused, as well as those who know of or suspect abuse, with resources, as well as advocating for their safety.

“Those who leave the US and come to Israel (like Weinberg),” said M, “know all this. They know Israel isn’t quick to extradite Jews. They can exploit the system.” If you know that there’s a s*x offender in your neighborhood, for example, you can’t just take their picture and email it to everyone. There are laws against harassment. If you haven’t been convicted of a s*x crime in Israel, the police aren’t going to notify anyone about the existence of the accused.

In March 2014, Magen sponsored, with the Haruv Institute, the First International Congress for Child Protection Organizations in the Jewish Community at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. The conference convened representatives from the United States, United Kingdom, France, Belgium, South Africa, and Israel to discuss and strategize around the s*xual abuse of minors, particularly in the Orthodox Jewish community. (The second congress took place in April 2015.)

“Migrating perpetrators aren’t a new problem,” said Aaronson. “It’s a global issue, but being part of a Jewish community makes it more possible — we don’t question, we don’t ask why you made aliyah.”

If you’re an offender in Israel on a tourist visa, it’s unlikely that you’ll be asked to leave, unless you offend again and it’s reported, or unless you overstay your visa. It might get more complicated if your goal is to make aliyah and live in Israel permanently. Nefesh b’Nefesh, an organization that facilitates aliyah from North America and the UK, has the right to check the criminal records of those applying for aliyah, but it’s a question of whether or not they always do. According to the Jewish Agency’s website, “some” applications for aliyah do require a criminal background check. The Jewish Agency told the Jerusalem Post in 2009 that if one wants to make aliyah, they are asked whether or not they have a criminal record, but they aren’t obligated to produce evidence verifying or dispelling their claim. The Interior Ministry can then decide if they want to investigate the potential oleh further.

“To say there’s a crack in the system,” said Aaronson, “is an understatement.” Magen has reached out to the Ministry of the Interior and Aaronson reports, “The Ministry takes this seriously, they do want to improve the situation. They have told us that if we send them the documentation of the crimes of these offenders from the United States, they’ll do what they can.” Extradition, while not common, is possible.

Magen doesn’t condone harassment or barring of an offender who has served their time. But “if someone’s been released from prison and assessed at being very likely to offend again, and they’re living next to a school, we’re not comfortable with that,” said Aaronson. Employers in Israel, particularly those who work with children, may require that potential employees provide a “Letter of Good Standing” called a “Teudat Yosher” from the authorities in Israel, certifying that the applicant has no criminal background. However, if you haven’t been convicted of a crime in Israel, there’s nothing preventing the Teudah from being issued.

In the United States, grassroots organizations such as Jewish Community Watch are organizing to change policy, and in the case of JCW making Israel’s s*x offender registry public.

The New York-based Jewish crisis intervention organization, Amudim often deals with the aftermath of s*xual abuse in the Orthodox community. Zvi Gluck, Amudim’s director of community resources, explains that how damaging it is for the abused when the abuser escapes punishment “When the perpetrator is feeling the heat, and they miraculously make their way to Israel, it takes away the opportunity for closure from the victim.”

Gluck calls for a change in Israeli law-specifically a change in registry status—but also for a change in the Jewish community’s attitude towards perpetrators, in particular those who excuse behavior or help abusers flee the country. “When someone’s accused of abuse,” he said, “everyone wants to make-up stories about why that guy is good. Abuse occurs, we can’t hide behind cloaks, minimize it, or rationalize it with religion. Helping perpetrators escape is re-victimizing the victim.”

29/10/2023

Francis Ngannou made more money from his Boxing match with Tyson Fury than he did from his UFC career.

He was paid $10 million for the match, while he earned $3.5 million from 14 UFC fights in 7 years.

Sources: Mirror, Bloody Elbow.

28/10/2023

’s wax figure has been updated at the Grévin museum in Paris following backlash.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s wax figure is getting a makeover.

The Musée Grévin, a museum in Paris, France, that specializes in wax figures of famous people, came under fire recently for a sculpture of Johnson that many found to be too light skinned to represent the actor, who is multi-ethnic.

Johnson got into the conversation, posting on social media that he was “going to have my team reach out to our friends at Grevin Museum, in Paris France so we can work at ‘updating’ my wax figure here with some important details and improvements – starting with my skin color.”

Now the museum has said they are working on it.

The Instagram account for the Musée Grévin featured an Instastory on Monday, stating that the wax figure is a “work in progress.”

“Our artists are already working on improving the waxwork of Dwayne Johnson,” the post read. “Your feedback is always valuable to us.”

The museum had been accused of “white washing” the actor’s image. Johnson’s late father, the wrestler Rocky Johnson, was of Black Nova Scotian descent and his mother, Ata Maivia, is Samoan.

According to the original information about the wax figure on the museum’s site, “After Dwayne Johnson was chosen at the first edition of the Grévin Awards, sculptor Stéphane Barret had to rely on photos and videos to create a statue as close to reality as possible, without the presence of the international star.”

28/10/2023

🚨BREAKING: X just banned the son of WEF co-founder Hussain Najadi for calling for the arrests of Bill Gates, WHO leadership, the WEF, Klaus Schwab, Big Tech and Pfizer. He says he and his mother are now dying from the vaccine, which he calls “poison

28/10/2023

Shocking Israeli uncovered.

"Before they launch missiles, they launch propaganda campaigns. Before they roll out tanks, they roll out narratives." - Caitlin Johnstone

26/10/2023

A British Tiktok star has been jailed for more than six years after being caught trying to smuggle co***ne into the UK.

Modou Adams was sentenced to six years and eight months by a court in Peru after being stopped and searched at the Jorge Chavez International Airport on 30 September.
About 2.9kg of co***ne was found hidden inside a suitcase, which was bound for Paris before being sent onto London.

The drugs were worth an estimated £300,000, according to reports.

The 25-year-old pleaded guilty to the drug trafficking charge and was fined about £1,500.

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Canada providing useless’ tips instead of a way to get out ⤵️

Feminism is a scam.

Feminism is a scam. They tricked women into becoming a part of the masonic wage-slave system, having women join the work force they doubled on all the taxes, while it's meant to destroy the family unit from the inside out, pin men against women, as long as they don't reproduce the better. Men and women MUST unite together if we ever plan to win in this spiritual warfare.

Take a listen

She just challenged Israel, the USA, UK , EU & anyone else who says ISRAEL is defending itself. Her mind clicked on the recent massacre that happened at the refugee camp. Take a listen

Old video showing Israeli Zionist Isr🙃trying to steal the garden of a Palestinian woman. They have been doing this to Palestinians for 75 years! Most people don’t know what they are supporting.🇮🇱

🚨🇮🇱 Looks like Israel is taking HEAVY LOSSES against Hamas in Gaza.

IAF bombs Islamic University of Gaza, a training center for Hamas engineers

The Israel Defense Forces says it has bombed the Islamic University of Gaza, “which serves as a central training center for Hamas engineers.” The military says fighter jets targeted the campus, located in Gaza City. According to the IDF, the university was “an important center of political and military power” for Hamas and a “training institution for the development and production of weapons.”

South Africa declares public holiday for World Cup win

The towering hall thundered with the euphoria of a nation where everyone seemed, for the moment, to have left their differences behind. The celebrants spoke Zulu, Sotho, Tswana, Afrikaans and English. They were Black and white, young and old, mining company managers and restaurant waitresses. They sang and danced together to songs blasting from speakers. They waved South African flags. They wore the same green-and-gold attire of their rugby heroes as they gathered at the Oliver Reginald Tambo airport in Johannesburg on Tuesday to welcome the team home from the championship game in France. A bronze statue of Tambo with a hand aloft stood among the jubilation, as if bestowing his blessing upon a scene made possible by the work he did to topple apartheid. South Africa became the winningest country in the Rugby World Cup’s relatively brief history last week, claiming its second consecutive crown and fourth overall. This nation of 60 million has been going wild ever since. The revelry will reach a raucous peak over the next four days as the team begins a tour of the country, starting with parades through Pretoria, the executive capital, Mr Ramaphosa said the government wanted the day to be a "a day of hope, a day of celebration and unity. Our sportsmen and women have shown us what is possible". Springboks bring hope to a troubled nation The win has been hailed by the president as a sign of hope, as the country struggles with the world's highest unemployment rate at 42%, as well as other economic problems including high poverty rates and frequent blackouts. Following the team's World Cup win in Stade de France, Mr Ramaphosa said he wanted the team's unity to become a greater feature of society. "We need more of this, and not just in the domain of sporting achievement," he said, pointing out that the number of black players in the squad had gone up from one in 1995 to almost half of South Africa's players in the 2023 final. At the weekend, Mr Ramaphosa also sai

Israeli air strike on ambulances kills 15, injures 60, Gaza officials say

Rwanda announces visa-free travel for all Africans

Rwanda announced Thursday that it will allow Africans to travel visa-free to the country, becoming the latest nation on the continent to announce such a measure aimed at boosting free movement of people and trade to rival Europe's Schengen zone. President Paul Kagame made the announcement in the Rwandan capital, Kigali, where he pitched the potential of Africa as "a unified tourism destination" for a continent that still relies on 60% of its tourists from outside Africa, according to data from the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa. "Any African, can get on a plane to Rwanda whenever they wish and they will not pay a thing to enter our country" said Kagame during the 23rd Global Summit of the World Travel and Tourism Council. "We should not lose sight of our own continental market," he said. "Africans are the future of global tourism as our middle class continues to grow at a fast pace in the decades to come." Once implemented, Rwanda will become the fourth African country to remove travel restrictions for Africans. Other countries that have waived visas to African nationals are Gambia, Benin and Seychelles. Kenya's President William Ruto announced Monday plans to allow all Africans to travel to the East African nation visa-free by December 31. "Visa restrictions amongst ourselves is working against us. When people cannot travel, business people cannot travel, entrepreneurs cannot travel we all become net losers" said Ruto at an international summit in Congo Brazzaville. The African Union in 2016 launched an African passport with much fanfare, saying it would rival the European Union model in "unleashing the potential of the continent." However, only diplomats and AU officials have been issued the travel document so far. The African Passport and free movement of people is "aimed at removing restrictions on Africans ability to travel, work and live within their own continent," The AU says on its website. AU also launched the the African Continental

How has Israel’s war on Gaza affected Palestinians in the occupied West Bank?

How has Israel’s war on Gaza affected Palestinians in the occupied West Bank? Israel has continued its deadly air attacks on Gaza, as the military says it has surrounded Gaza City. An estimated 3,000 Palestinians from Gaza who were working in Israel when the war started have been forced to return to the enclave. Thousands were believed to had gone missing amid a campaign of mass arrests after October 7. At least nine Palestinians killed in overnight Israeli raids across occupied West Bank, including five in Jenin. Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah is due to give his first public speech since the start of the war, while US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is on his way to Israel, his third trip in recent weeks. At least 9,061 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza since October 7. More than 1,400 people have been killed in Israel. Al Jazeera English @nida_journo takes us through what’s been happening.

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Spokesperson for Israel's Ntanyahu says "I can tell you that we are not targeting anyone else in #Gaza but civilians."!

Israeli police on Wednesday raided the anti-Zionist Jewish neighborhood in occupied #Jerusalem to take down Palestinian flags and brutally attacked anti-Zionist Jews, knocking them down on the road, hitting, and punching them in the face. #palestinelivesmatter

Worship at the Holy Family Catholic Church in Gaza is interrupted by an Israeli missile strike.

he International Union of Muslim Scholars in a latest fatwa:

The International Union of Muslim Scholars declared the following Fatwa in a press conference today: ⭕ The ruling regimes and official armies are required by the Islamic Shariah to intervene urgently to save Gaza from the genocide and mass destruction. ⭕ Leaving Gaza and Palestine to be annihilated and destroyed is a betrayal of Allah and His Messenger ﷺ and is one of the greatest sins before Allah Almighty. ⭕ Military intervention is a Shariah obligation especially from the four countries bordering Palestine: Egypt, Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon. #Palestine #GazaGenocide #GazaUnderAttack

Father & Son Fatally Shot / Brooklyn NYC 10.29.23

⚠️ WARNING: GRAPHIC! 🚨 On Sunday, October 29, 2023, at approximately 22:39 hours, police responded to a 911 call for a male shot at 1418 Brooklyn Avenue, within the confines of the 67 Precinct. Upon arrival, officers observed a 47-year-old male and a 27-year-old male with gunshot wounds to the head and torso on the 4th floor hallway of the location. EMS responded and pronounced both victims deceased at the scene. There are no arrests, and the investigation remains ongoing. The identities of the deceased are as follows: Mathurin, Bladimy 47-year-old Male Brooklyn, NY Chinwai, Mode 27-year-old Male Brooklyn, NY

Channel 4 expose ethnic cleansing in West Bank.

Channel 4 expose ethnic cleansing in West Bank. Hamas are not in the West Bank. It is not defence. It is genocide. The UN says as many as 120 Palestinians have been killed in the West Bank since Hamas' attack in Israel. @mattfrei speaks to Palestinian families choosing to ignore the threats and intimidation of Israeli settlers, and those being forced from their homes.

Dozens killed in Jabalia camp strike – Gaza official

An Israeli air attack has hit apartment blocks in a residential area of the densely-populated Jabalia refugee camp, killing and wounding hundreds. The director of nearby Indonesian Hospital says at least 50 people were killed, but there are fears the toll could rise. Israel has confirmed that it carried out the assault, claiming it targeted a Hamas commander. Israeli troops push deeper into Gaza, with witnesses reporting heavy clashes after tanks reached a residential area in Gaza City. The Rafah border crossing to Egypt is to open for injured Palestinians on Wednesday, according to Palestinian border officials. Bombardments have been reported across the besieged territory as Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu rejects calls for a ceasefire. At least 8,525 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza in Israeli attacks since October 7. More than 1,400 people have been killed in Israel.

Kenya to scrap visas for all African nationals

Visas to visit Kenya are to be scrapped for other African nationals from next year as part of a movement towards opening up trade and travel within the continent. “By the end of this year, no African will be required to have a visa to come to Kenya,” Kenya’s president, William Ruto, said at a climate change conference in Congo-Brazzaville. Costly and time-consuming visa requirements, as well as high air fares, have long created barriers to inter-African travel for African passport holders; 32 out of 54 African countries still require the nationals of half or more countries on the continent to obtain a visa. “Our children from this continent should not be locked in borders in Europe and also be locked in borders in Africa,” Ruto said. Kenya will be the fourth African country to make the change and offer unrestricted travel to Africans, after the Gambia, Benin and Seychelles. Seychelles, an east African island nation that relies heavily on tourism, was the first to do so in 2016. Ruto said the removal of barriers was necessary to facilitate the implementation of the African continental free trade area. “It is time we realise the importance of trading among ourselves and allowing goods, services, people and ideas to move freely across the continent,” he said. The African Union has doubled down in recent years on its calls for more African countries to remove travel barriers. It launched an “AU passport” in 2016 to allow unrestricted travel for Africans within the continent. However, the rollout has been limited and the passports are mainly used by diplomats and high-ranking officials. African countries have been slow to make changes over concerns around crime and security. However, most countries have been simplifying entry procedures, according to the 2022 Africa visa openness report. The majority of African countries offer visa-free travel to at least five other countries, with more freedom of travel within regional blocs. The number of natio

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