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In 1974, Israel completely destroyed the Palestinian refugee camp in Nabatiyya, Lebanon. It notably used napalm for the task. Hoping to also eliminate the next generation of natives, Israel then dropped these booby-trapped children’s toys.
In 1974, Israel completely destroyed the Palestinian refugee camp in Nabatiyya, Lebanon. It notably used napalm for the task. Hoping to also eliminate the next generation of natives, Israel then dropped these booby-trapped children’s toys.
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In 1974, Israel completely destroyed the Palestinian refugee camp in Nabatiyya, Lebanon. It notably used napalm for the task. Hoping to also eliminate the next generation of natives, Israel then dropped these booby-trapped children’s toys.
A History of Deception: US-Israeli Pacts and the Gaza Proposal - CounterPunch.org
A History of Deception: US-Israeli Pacts and the Gaza Proposal - CounterPunch.org
The history of Zionism is fundamentally one of deception. This assertion is critically relevant today, as it contextualizes the so-called ‘Trump Gaza proposal,’ which appears to be little more than a veiled strategy to defeat the Palestinians and facilitate the ethnic cleansing of a significant portion of Gaza’s population.
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A History of Deception: US-Israeli Pacts and the Gaza Proposal - CounterPunch.org
Two Years of Genocide in Gaza, Seventy-Seven Years of Denial - CounterPunch.org
Two Years of Genocide in Gaza, Seventy-Seven Years of Denial - CounterPunch.org
Following the revolt of the besieged against their jailors on October 7, 2023, the Zionist hasbara machine mobilized across the world to impose a false narrative. Its goal was clear: erase history, distort reality, and present Israel as the eternal victim. According to this framing, Israel was a peaceful entity blindsided by an unprovoked attack that supposedly emerged out of nowhere.
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Two Years of Genocide in Gaza, Seventy-Seven Years of Denial - CounterPunch.org
A word on Utopia
A word on Utopia
I'm not worried about being too Utopian, I'm worried we aren't being Utopian enough.
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A word on Utopia