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Not reporting is bourgeois


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🇵🇸 PREVIOUSLY ON THE HOLY LAND 🇵🇸

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🚨 Live Happenings/Updates 🚨
Sites that have active live-blogs:
• Al-Jazeera: https://www.aljazeera.com/

• Middle East Eye: https://www.middleeasteye.net/israel-palestine-hamas-war-gaza-live-invasion

• The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/world/palestinian-territories

• Times of Israel: https://www.timesofisrael.com/topic/liveblog/ (trigger warning)

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WIKI
Our own wiki. Be sure to add to it and create branching articles:
https://wiki.leftypol.org/wiki/2023_Israel–Gaza_war [Currently Down]

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🗣️ RECOMMENDED SITES ✍️

https://electronicintifada.net
From the UK, single issue long time Palestinian investigative and general reporting, critical source

https://mondoweiss.net/
From the USA

https://new.thecradle.co/
Regional news from an anti-imperialist perspective

https://www.btselem.org/Isrsaeli
Premier Human Rights org

https://www.972mag.com/
Left news and opinion webzine from Tel-Aviv

https://decolonizepalestine.com/
A collection of resources for organizers and anyone who wants to learn more about Palestine

https://www.normanfinkelstein.com/blogs/
Known anti-zionist academic Norman Finkelstein's blog

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💣🔫RESISTANCE💣🔫
al-Qassam Brigades
https://en.alqassam.ps/

PFLP
http://pflp.ps/

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📺 WATCH TOGETHER 📺

https://tv.leftypol.org/r/LGBTA
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✊🪧 TAKE ACTION AND TOUCH GRASS 🏴🔥

(USA)
https://www.answercoalition.org/join_a_protest_near_you_free_palestine
(UK+USA)
https://www.palestineaction.org/

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>>2360441
>lets ponder if black liberation is equal to zionism
no. fuck you. kill yourself ziorat


>>2360436
you're a wrecker idiot if you can't see how all forms of nationalism lead to this, look into liberia

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>>2357663
>Greta Thunberg
By the way, NATO has just reaffirmed their intention of budgeting HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF MILLIONSOF DOLLARS to warfare. Very polluting and generally environmentally disastrous budget. This includes Sweden and much of the EU as well.
https://www.nato.int/cps/en/natohq/official_texts_236705.htm

Also, the USA/Israel recently bombed several nuclear installations and promised to do more.

Has the little green gremlin said anything yet? Or does her environmentalism end at the exact point where NATO interests begin?

>>2360436
made up shit nobody said award

>>2360418
> Malcolm's black nationalism is not of the same repugnant and genocidal nature that zionism unquestionably is.
>>2360436
<umm you're zionist
man stfu

>>2360596
bro she got on a boat to gaza and got detained by the IDF. i don't think she's in favor of NATO/Israeli imperialism

i think we should try to get greta to do the next AMA here.

>>2360908
We should get Greta to go on Chapo

>>2360596
Are you actually retarded? What?

settlers attack an IDF base and call brigade commander a 'leftist' for not alloweing them to enter a restricted zone.

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DEATH DEATH TO THE IDF
DEATH DEATH TO THE IDF
British-Israeli Sergeant Natan Rosenfeld was reportedly killed by Hamas in Jabalya, northern Gaza, after being struck by an anti-tank missile.

According to local sources, Rosenfeld was among a group of Israeli soldiers rigging civilian homes with explosives when a Hamas fighter fired a Yasin-105, triggering the detonation.

While several soldiers were reportedly killed in the blast, only Rosenfeld’s death has been officially confirmed.

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In Gaza, the Israelis are staging Hunger Games
When The Hunger Games books came out in the late 2000s to much acclaim, probably few readers expected scenes from these dystopian novels would take place in the world they live in. But they now do – here in Gaza, every day.

We have been suffering under a full Israeli blockade since the beginning of March. Starvation has spread over the entire strip. Most families have just one meal per day. Some do not eat at all for days.

None of my family members has dared go to a GHF aid distribution point, but some of my neighbours and friends have. All I have heard from them are horror stories.

The first time we heard about the aid zone that the Israelis call the “Netzarim Corridor”, we imagined there would be tents, queues, order. But those who risked going there found only chaos and death.

The aid distribution takes place in a fenced area near Salah al-Din Street, close to the eastern edge of Gaza – in a zone so dangerous, locals call it the death corridor. It is surrounded by sand and guarded by foreign military contractors. There are Israeli tanks and soldiers stationed nearby.

There is no clear schedule for the aid deliveries. Sometimes, the GHF opens the gates at 4am and sometimes later. Palestinians wait starting at sunset the night before.

When the gates finally open, the crowd floods in. There are no queues, no staff, no signs. Just noise, dust and fear.

Advertisement
Overhead, drones circle like vultures. Then, a voice from a loudspeaker shouts: “Four minutes! Take what you can!”

Food boxes are left in the middle of the sand, but there is not enough of them. They are never enough. People rush towards the pile, shoving and climbing over each other. They push each other. Knives come out. Fistfights erupt. Children scream. Men fall. Women crawl through the sand. Few people are the lucky ones who are able to grab a box and hold onto it. Then gunfire starts. The sandy square becomes a killing field.

People run for their lives. Many get hit. Some manage to crawl out with injuries. Others are carried by friends or relatives or even strangers. Others bleed alone into the sand.

Since the end of May, more than 500 Palestinians have been killed when the Israeli army has opened indiscriminate fire on people gathered to try to get aid. More than 4,000 have been wounded.

Subhi, the father of my friend Nour, was one of them. The family had no food left, so he felt compelled to risk his life to get some aid. On the morning of June 14, he left for the aid hub in Netzarim. He never came back.

Nour told me how they waited by the door. Hours passed. No word. No call. The internet was cut. The silence was unbearable. Then suddenly, they heard the sound of shooting in the distance. They immediately knew something had gone wrong, but they had no way to reach him.

Later, paramedics found his body. He was killed while trying to carry a bag of food home to his children.

Another friend, Hala, told me the story of another victim of the GHF death trap, Khamis, the brother-in-law of her sister. He had been married for just two years and had no children yet, but he carried the weight of an entire household on his back. He had started taking care of his brother’s children after he was killed earlier in the war.

When their food ran out, Khamis’s friends managed to convince him to go with them to try to pick up some aid. On the morning of June 24, they were waiting near the aid hub when someone shouted: “They’ve opened the gates!”

Khamis stepped out of their hiding place – just slightly – to see for himself. A bullet from an Israeli quadcopter pierced his shoulder, then lodged in his heart, killing him. He left behind a grieving widow and hungry nieces and nephews.

There are countless other stories – just as painful, just as heartbreaking – that will never be known.

Gaza’s Ministry of Health has called these incidents “aid massacres”. Legal experts have called them war crimes. But they really are “hunger games”.

Hunger changes people. It doesn’t just weaken the body – it tests the soul. It undermines trust and solidarity between people and unleashes the most basic of instincts.

The occupier knows that, and it is weaponising it.
It is no coincidence it viciously attacked and banned the United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees, UNRWA.

UNRWA’s aid distribution system was a model of organisation and fairness. Each family registered with the agency had an identification card with which it could receive aid distributed through a careful, transparent process. Priority was given to the most vulnerable – widows, orphans, the elderly and disabled people – ensuring that those who need help the most received it first.

Its system reduced the risk of deadly stampedes and violent clashes because there was order, dignity and respect for human life.

The occupier does not want any of that.
That is why it designed aid distribution in the form of “hunger games”.

These are orchestrated traps designed to cause chaos and disorder so Palestinians fight each other and the social order and solidarity that hold Palestinian society together break down.

For a month, Israel and the GHF denied that there were any mass killings happening at the aid hubs – another Israeli lie that was widely believed. Now, the Israeli media themselves have reported that Israeli soldiers were ordered to shoot at the crowds of Palestinians trying to get aid at the GHF hubs.

Will the world believe us now? Will it take action?

What is happening in Gaza is not fiction. It is not a horror movie. The “hunger games” are real and so is the genocide they are part of. That the world is allowing such dystopia to unfold is damning evidence of its own loss of humanity.

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https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2025/jul/02/israel-gaza-war-live-updates-trump-ceasefire-hamas-latest-news
Israel-Gaza war live: Hamas says it is ‘ready’ for ceasefire but stops short of accepting Trump’s plan

>AP reports that Hamas official Taher al-Nunu said the militant group was “ready and serious regarding reaching an agreement.”


>He said Hamas was “ready to accept any initiative that clearly leads to the complete end to the war.”

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Revealed: UK's Labour Government Is Secretly Allowing Israeli Military Planes Involved in Bombing Gaza to Land in Britain
Britain’s Labour government has secretly allowed at least three Israeli Air Force (IAF) planes involved in the bombing of Gaza to land in the UK since it took office, according to flight data reviewed by Drop Site News.

The KC-707 “Re’em” aerial refueling planes stopped in Britain on trips between Israel and the U.S. on nine separate occasions from September 2024 through June 2025. Eight of the nine IAF flights spent between 1 to 3 hours in the UK before flying on to their destination, indicating they could have been refueling in Britain.

The planes were blocked on commercial flight tracking databases but Drop Site was able to identify them through unfiltered flight transponder data.

The Re’em military planes have been seen refueling Israeli F-35 fighter jets on bombing missions, and Drop Site has found two of the same aircraft providing refueling and logistics support to Israeli fighter jets during bombing missions over Gaza.
All the planes landed at RAF Brize Norton, the largest airbase in Britain, located in Oxfordshire. One of these Israeli planes was in the sky over Gaza around the time of two apparent war crimes, including in October 2024, when the IAF bombed a residential complex in the northern city of Beit Lahiya, killing 73 people.

Brize Norton was recently targeted by the non-violent activist group Palestine Action over UK military participation in Israel’s war on Gaza, which resulted in an order from the British Home Secretary to proscribe them as a terrorist organization. The activists sprayed red paint on two Voyager aircraft.

Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, now independent MP for Islington North, recently proposed a bill in parliament to establish an independent inquiry into the extensive but opaque UK role in Israel’s assault on Gaza. “Israeli F-35 jets are bombing hospitals and civilians in Gaza,” he told Drop Site. “It is simply unconscionable that Britain would allow any Israeli warplanes to refuel on British bases—and implicates the government in the gravest breaches of international law.”

The current Labour-run Ministry of Defence (MoD) did not answer questions from Drop Site about the IAF flights in Britain, including whether the planes were refuelling in the UK. The department claimed it does not offer a running commentary on foreign nations military aircraft movements within the UK.

An MoD spokesperson instead stated, “It is routine for the UK to authorise requests from international partners for access to UK bases.” “We continue to work with allies and partners to support de-escalation in the Middle East,” they added.

<‘Unconscionable’

The new information raises further questions about British ministers' complicity in war crimes, after they ordered hundreds of UK spy flights over Gaza in support of Israel and sent thousands of munitions to the country after it began its assault on the Palestinian territory.

The flights have been landing in Britain secretly. The Labour government, which took office in July 2024, has refused to provide any information about IAF use of UK airports and military sites.

In February, the MoD was asked in parliament how many IAF planes had landed in Britain over the previous year. Labour defense minister Luke Pollard replied: “For operational security reasons and as a matter of policy, the Ministry of Defence will neither confirm, deny, nor comment on any foreign nations’ military aircraft movement or operations within UK airspace or UK overseas bases.”

This was a departure from the previous Conservative administration, which had told parliament in February 2024 that nine IAF planes had landed in Britain since the bombing of Gaza began five months before.

Conservative defense minister James Heappey said: “These figures are based on official requests for diplomatic flight clearance that have been submitted by the Israeli Embassy in London, subsequently cleared by Ministry of Defence.”

Corbyn told Drop Site: “Just last week, the government refused to back my call for an independent, public inquiry into the UK’s involvement in Israeli military operations in Gaza. This damning revelation helps to explain why. We are not going away. We will expose the full scale of British complicity, and we will bring about justice for the Palestinian people.”

Referring to the UK government’s move to proscribe Palestine Action as a terrorist group, Corbyn added: “As the government criminalises those engaged in protesting a genocide, it continues to shamefully facilitate the real violence these protestors oppose.”

On Monday, the UK's High Court rejected a case brought by campaigners trying to stop the transfer to Israel of British-made parts for F-35 fighter jets, saying it didn't have the constitutional authority to intervene.

<The Flights

Planes coming to the UK from Israel have arrived from Hatzor airbase in central Israel, also known as Kanaf 4 (Wing 4), as well as other bases in the country that could not be definitively confirmed.

All the “Re’em” planes arriving from the U.S. arrived from Dover Air Force Base in Delaware, which hosts the 436th Airlift Wing and is the Department of Defense’s busiest and largest air freight terminal. The first shipment of U.S. weapons to Israel after it began bombing Gaza left Dover on October 10, 2023.

The first six visits to the UK by the IAF under Labour’s watch were all the same plane, which carried the registration 272, a unique code given to every aircraft.

It arrived in Britain for the first time on September 27, 2024, just weeks after Labour had announced it was suspending 29 arms licenses for Israel for weapons that could be used in Gaza citing potential violations of international humanitarian law. It arrived again two days later, on September 29.

It landed at Brize Norton two times the following month, on October 13 and 15, 2024, with another visit on November 18. There was a brief hiatus after that, with the IAF plane with registration 272 landing next at Brize Norton on March 4, 2025, after which it traveled to the U.S. and then back to Brize Norton on March 6. An independent aviationist account claimed that this landing in Britain involved refueling.

Another IAF “Re’em,” this time with registration 275, landed at Brize Norton two months later, on May 4, 2025, before flying on to Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina. The final IAF “Re’em”, with registration 264, landed in Britain last month, on June 9. This plane spent over 13 hours on the ground at Brize Norton.

<“Re’em” in Gaza

The “Re’em” is a modified version of the Boeing 707 aircraft and used to refuel fighter jets mid-flight. They are on standby during bombing missions in case the bombers start to run low on fuel. The plane also carries a satellite communications suite which is used to provide secure information sharing with fighter jets such as the F-15, F-16, and F-35.

Deployment of “Re’em” aircraft thus serves a critical role enabling Israeli fighter jets to engage in hours of bombing over Gaza. A F-35 pilot has commented: “The most critical benefit of air refueling is it allows us to project and sustain air power. Tankers allow us to fly indefinitely. Even if I was running my power settings as efficiently as possible, I could only stay airborne for about two hours.”

The plane with registration 272 was airborne over Gaza around the time of two apparent war crimes targeting civilians, according to the flight records—including one that took place only days after returning from the UK.

On October 19, 2024, four days after it had been at RAF Brize Norton, the “Re’em” aircraft with registration 272 appeared directly over Gaza at 7:32 p.m. local time, less than 5km away from Beit Lahiya, a city in north Gaza. Three hours later, at 11:20 p.m., the IAF bombed a residential complex in Beit Lahiya killing at least 73 people.

On October 24, 2024, nine days after traveling to the UK, the same 272 aircraft was located at 9:30 p.m. less than 5 miles from Jabalia camp. An hour later, at 10:40 p.m., airstrikes were recorded destroying apartment blocks in Jabalia. The aircraft remained airborne patrolling the airspace near Gaza until it was recorded at 10:36 p.m. near Ashdod, a coastal city near Tel Aviv, flying towards Hatzor Airbase.

Another “Re’em” aircraft with registration 275 that flew once to RAF Brize Norton in May 2025 has also been recorded flying near Gaza on at least three occasions.

<Israeli bombers at RAF Akrotiri

The UK military and intelligence establishment has been directly involved in Israel’s assault on Gaza from the beginning.

Since December 2023, near-daily Shadow R1 spy flights have been sent over Gaza by the Royal Air Force, with the intelligence passed on to the Israelis. The UK government has still not divulged the type or intelligence gathered—or which Israeli government departments it has been giving it to.

The UK’s sprawling airbase on Cyprus, RAF Akrotiri, also quickly became the international hub for supplying and supporting Israel’s campaign in Gaza. Akrotiri has long been the staging post for British bombing campaigns in the Middle East, and sits 180 miles from Gaza. The flight time is 40 minutes.

Controversially, the UK government has refused to say if Israeli F-35 fighter jets have had access to RAF Akrotiri. Kenny MacAskill, then Alba MP for East Lothian, asked the MoD in March 2024 if any Israeli F-35s had landed at Akrotiri since the Gaza bombing began. The department refused to answer.

This came after a Daily Express report the month before, which quoted “senior sources” within the UK military telling the newspaper that Israeli F-35s had until recently had access to the UK’s Cyprus base. Israeli F-35s, the sources said, had “a facility to render technical assistance at the RAF Akrotiri base in Cyprus.”

>>2365772
Execute the entire government of UK

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>>2365807
Sir, This is the police. Would you please come to the door. We have been informed of posts you have made inciting terror hatred on www dot leftypole dot orc.

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I hope you lads are behaving yourselves

British parliament debate banning Palestine Action

>>2365772
Harm reduction party

feelsbad that Iran couldn't even shoot down one (1) plane

EXCLUSIVE: Mahmoud Khalil, Palestinian Activist Jailed by ICE for 104 Days, in First Live Interview

Hamas should be the government of the UK if PLO takes control of an even smaller Gaza strip

>>2365866
So fucking disgusting. The UK government is a terrorist organization. Total fucking pigs. I'm not even allowed to say what needs to happen to them. NATO Nazis need a Nurenberg trial to deal with them.

read

US contractors say their colleagues are firing live ammo as Palestinians seek food in Gaza

https://apnews.com/article/palestinians-israel-gaza-contractors-aid-distribution-fe27f3ea83e06a09d66424eed7a5d56f

why are zionists like this

Strikes kill 94 Palestinians in Gaza, including 45 people waiting for aid, authorities say

https://apnews.com/article/israel-palestinians-hamas-war-news-07-03-2025-7bed9df1b8a5278631ae844c18ace2b2

https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2025-07-02/uc-bans-israel-boycotts-bds-student-governement-trump-pressure

Under Trump pressure, UC says student governments are banned from boycotting Israel

• UC says student governments are banned from boycotting all countries, including Israel.
• The move is a response to Trump guidance that such boycotts would disqualify universities from federal research grants.
• UC is doubling down on long-standing opposition to the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement.

The University of California has announced that student governments and all other “university entities” are banned from boycotting Israel, a direct response to a Trump administration directive that institutions engaging in such boycotts would not qualify for federal medical and science research grants.

In a letter to chancellors, UC President Michael Drake told campus leaders that “boycotts of companies based on their association with a particular country” were a violation of university policy. Although UC does not have an anti-boycott rule on the books, Drake said that existing policies require competitive bidding for university contracts. Also, campus student governments must engage in “sound business practices” that abide by UC legal requirements, which he said make clear that boycotts of nations are not allowed.

The policies govern all campuses, medical centers, the Agriculture and Natural Resources division and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.

The anti-boycott letter sent Wednesday does not apply to student clubs, which are given wider autonomy in their political positions and financial decisions because they do not represent campuses as a whole. They also have smaller budgets. But the letter could affect certain professional school governments, such as at law schools, which are formally recognized by chancellors as “authorized student governments.”

Drake’s notice builds upon the university’s yearslong opposition to the anti-Israel Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement, activism that peaked last year among student governments and supporters of pro-Palestinian encampments that swept UC campuses.

The BDS movement has defended itself against accusations of antisemitism for its aim to sever academic partnerships and financial investments tied to Israel. It has also faced legal hurdles since 2016, when then-Gov. Jerry Brown banned giving state grants or contracts worth more than $100,000 to state universities that targeted Israel in endorsing BDS.

The letter comes as UC is under a systemwide investigation by the Trump administration over allegations of antisemitic employment discrimination and faces campus-level probes of UCLA and UC Berkeley by a federal task force on antisemitism that has yanked billions in funding from elite universities, including Harvard and Columbia.

The UC anti-boycott message applies to protests targeting any nation but was released after the Department of Health and Human Services and National Science Foundation said in notices to all grantees that federal funds were at stake over the anti-Israel actions.

The health agency oversees the National Institutes of Health, which is the largest source of federal funding for UC research and granted $2.6 billion to all campuses last academic year. The NSF was the second-largest source of federal funding at $524 million in 2024.

The figures have significantly declined since the Trump administration began slashing hundreds of millions of dollars in research support and funding that covers overhead payments for grants — cuts that are being challenged in multiple federal court cases.

Guidance from Health and Human Services and the National Science Foundation on anti-Israel boycotts also said the government would not award grants to universities that promote “diversity, equity and inclusion.” Although UC has discontinued some practices, such as the requirements of faculty job applicants to submit diversity statements, the university system has largely kept its diversity-related practices in place. It has defended its outreach programs to recruit racially diverse undergraduates and faculty.

“The right of individuals and groups to express their views on public matters is distinct from the responsibility of university entities to conduct their financial affairs in a manner consistent with university policy and applicable law,” Drake wrote. “This letter reaffirms both: the rights of students, faculty, and staff to express their views, and the university’s obligation to ensure that its units do not engage in financial boycotts of companies associated with a particular country.”

The move could face resistance from undergraduate and graduate student government bodies, which have at times prided themselves on taking positions that contrast with university administration.

Aditi Hariharan, a UC Davis undergraduate and president of the UC Student Assn., who was briefed on the boycott ban in recent weeks by administrators, said she disagrees with it.

“Students already have little influence on how the university works and student government is one of the few places where they can really get involved and have their voices heard,” Hariharan said. Her organization represents students across UC campuses. “But this damages the support students feel in being able to elect their own people and have a say in their schools.”

Kira Stein, the chair of UCLA’s pro-Israel Jewish Faculty Resilience Group, praised Drake’s decision.

“Official boycotts of specific countries by student governments are discriminatory and divisive. They do not advance peace; they deepen fear and exclusion,” Stein, an assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at the UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine, said Thursday. “We welcome the University of California’s clarification, which promotes inclusivity and respectful academic discourse. Since UC student governments are funded by student fees and operate with university recognition, it is both reasonable and necessary that they represent all students and refrain from discriminatory practices.”

Although UC leaders have firmly opposed demands from campus activists to divest campus-level and systemwide endowments from ties to Israel or weapons companies connected to the war in Gaza, boycott movements have been successful among student governments. Many endorsed BDS last year and vowed to not fund or promote pro-Israel events and speakers or use products from corporations placed on a boycott list for operating in Israeli-occupied Palestinian territories.

UCLA’s undergraduate and graduate student groups, for example, passed anti-Israel boycotts measures last year. The undergraduate government accused Israel of “apartheid, ethnic cleansing, and genocide” and “committed to encouraging financial allocations not be used” to support Israel.

UC has also supported divestment targeting countries that aren’t Israel. Responding to a mounting student-led campaign against the Darfur genocide in 2006, UC Regents voted to divest roughly $100 million from nine companies connected to the Sudanese government. Twenty years earlier, Regents passed a resolution to divest more $3.1 billion in investments tied to apartheid South Africa.

Drake’s statement against boycotts does not apply to campus groups, such as Students for Justice in Palestine and Jewish Voice for Peace, which support BDS. That’s because those groups are considered by UC campuses as “registered campus organizations” that are given more leeway to take political action on issues relating to their memberships. They differ from “authorized official student governments” that represent wide swaths of the student body in campus and governance matters.

Many campus Students for Justice in Palestine groups have been suspended or banned, including two at UCLA that were expelled this year.

In a statement posted to social media Wednesday, UCLA’s Students for Justice in Palestine criticized UC’s boycott announcement. “Shame on you” the group said on Instagram, tagging UCLA and the University of California, next to a screenshot of an Instagram post from The Times about this article.

Drake’s message could affect graduate school-level student governments where boycotts have caused a stir.

In March, UC Davis suspended its Law Student Assn. and took over its $40,000 budget after it passed a boycott resolution against Israel, including a ban on sponsoring pro-Israel speakers. The university said at the time that the group violated campus policy that required student governments to “provide financial and other tangible support for student activities and organizations on a viewpoint-neutral basis.”

Drake’s letter appears to make clear that the Davis boycott was also a violation of UC-wide rules.

>>2368197
Again???

HOES MAD
HOES MAD

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Doctor in Gaza says ‘no doubt’ attacks on aid seekers are deliberate
Tarek Loubani, an emergency physician working in southern Gaza, has said that Palestinians seeking aid in Gaza are being consistently and intentionally attacked by Israeli forces, and that Gaza Humanitarian Foundation’s (GHF) denials that its security contractors have shot Palestinians seeking aid are “obscene”.

“As medical people, very often we’re in a situation where you wonder what the intent was. But in this specific case, it’s obvious. Patients can sometimes be sitting there, doing nothing, waiting for the site to open, and then they get shot in the head. I’ve seen that numerous times,” he told Al Jazeera.

“Patients often get lined up and brought into these very compressed spaces, and then they get fired on, with spreadshot fire where someone pulls a trigger on a machine gun. They have artillery fire on them. It is deliberate. There is no doubt. I did not need to see the [Associated Press] video to know that it is deliberate. Patients tell me, the injury patterns tell me, the ways in which people are killed, the massive numbers in which they are killed, tell me.”

Loubani stated that there is “no doubt” of GHF involvement in the massacres, stating that denials by the group have been “delusionally obscene”.

>>2369777
What is this and what is Zion Hitler saying

>>2369984
everyone is angry he is doing such a shit job with the iranians

>>2369777
Bro looks like Kevin Spacey

>>2369981
Thank Allah Iran stopped this

>>2370030
>sees dead children and etc
<ummm this will be a great own in my ongoing slapfight on leftypol.org
develop some self-respect honestly. Failing that go back to and stay in the Iran general.

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<Yemen is set to air the documentary To Kill A War Machine during their weekly million-man march for Palestine
<The government in Sana’a organises mass protests every week with different themes; this week the people decided to show solidarity with Palestine Action.

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Torrent for that Palestine Action movie if you want to watch it, before tonight i guess.
The producers pussied out and took it off their site.
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Hamas sends ‘positive’ response on ceasefire, Israel kills 50 today

>Hamas says it has issued a “positive” response to mediators on latest ceasefire proposal, and is ready to “immediately” begin negotiations to implement its framework.

>Israel issues new forced displacement threats for parts of parts of Khan Younis in southern Gaza, as attacks across the besieged territory kill dozens of Palestinians.

Saraya al-Quds publishes footage of the Shuja'iyya ambush: charred bodies of enemy soldiers and officers.
The Al-Quds Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Jihad movement, released footage of the "complex, qualitative operation" carried out east of the Shuja'iyya neighborhood in Gaza City on Wednesday. Israeli vehicles, soldiers, and homes where Israeli forces had taken refuge were targeted, amid direct clashes at close range.

The commander of the Shuja'iyya operation in the Al-Quds Brigades confirmed that the ambush was carried out according to prior planning "completely identical to the scene of operations," as the occupation forces and their vehicles that had penetrated the Al-Huda Square were surrounded.

The field commander noted that the enemy soldiers lacked initiative and reaction during the operation, and were content to shout and flee "without firing any significant fire at our fighters."

He added that his forces had inspected "charred bodies of enemy soldiers and officers," stressing that the enemy was lying and concealing its losses, as usual. He noted that approximately 40 soldiers and officers had been killed or wounded in this operation.

He explained that this complex operation comes "in response to the occupation's crimes and out of a belief in the importance of the enemy tasting from the same cup from which it is killing and displacing our people."

On Wednesday, the Israeli occupation army admitted that one soldier from the Egoz unit was killed in the Gaza Strip and eight other soldiers were injured , including a tank commander who was seriously wounded.

In a related development, the Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, announced that it had targeted a Merkava tank with a Yassin 105 shell yesterday, Thursday, east of the Tuffah neighborhood in Gaza City. It also shelled an Israeli command and control site with three mortar shells in the same area.

For its part, the Al-Aqsa Brigades published footage of the detonation of an Israeli D9 bulldozer with a highly explosive barrel bomb during an Israeli incursion into the vicinity of the town of Al-Qarara, east of Khan Yunis.

The Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades also confirmed that it had shelled a gathering of occupation soldiers and vehicles with a number of mortar shells in the vicinity of Highway 5, north of Khan Yunis, and had managed to seize an Israeli EVO MAX reconnaissance aircraft that was carrying out an intelligence mission in the city's airspace.

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Scene from the Pride festival in Tel Aviv. Only in Israel.

>>2372178
Trump, famous gay rights activist.

>>2372178
Look like AI slop.

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>>2372189
I mean the images on the monitor probably are but the crowd isn't
>>2372178
SISISISISISISISISISISISISI

>>2372421
Yeah the images are A.I. slop but it's real (around 40:00)

>>2372436
oh god its real

>July 5 (Reuters) - Israel has decided to send a delegation to Qatar for talks on a possible Gaza hostage and ceasefire deal, an Israeli official said, reviving hopes of a breakthrough in negotiations to end the almost 21-month war.
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/israel-send-delegation-qatar-gaza-ceasefire-talks-2025-07-05/


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