[arista]

Another Palestine March today
in London.



This time
Police have blocked them going near the
the Israeli Embassy,
the route controlled by the Police.

Ref: ITV1HD London News
last night.


I hope it Rains on them.

[arista]

[arista]

LT Posted this on the Greta Arrested Thread
update, she has now Deleted this tweet.

[arista]

[arista]

[BBC quietly drops use of word 'militants' to describe
Hamas after weeks of mounting pressure

The BBC has faced waves of protests over its
language used to describe Hamas]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-pressure.html

[arista]

In Today's Telegraph:
a Illegal Migrant, (a/k/a Asylum Seeker)
been here since 2020
has attacked someone in the UK,
in the name of Gaza

The Paper has no more details.


Ref: on 2 Newspaper reviews this morning
SkyNewsHD & now on GBnewsHD

[arista]

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

why cover your face if you are proud of what you are doing, no thought to the families of the kidnapped, horrible

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by arista

Why do you keep sharing tweets from this muppet?

[Liam-]

Such a weasley way to admit to lying about someone to stir up more hatred towards them and personally, the people who choose to lie on air, Kay Burley, should be the ones made to go on air and admit to those lies, a massive cop out getting someone else to do it

[MTVN]

How true this paragraph is

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Liam-

Such a weasley way to admit to lying about someone to stir up more hatred towards them and personally, the people who choose to lie on air, Kay Burley, should be the ones made to go on air and admit to those lies, a massive cop out getting someone else to do it

yes she should have she is far too smug

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by MTVN

How true this paragraph is

.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by MTVN

How true this paragraph is

Very nicely put.

What is it about this particular conflict that gets so much attention, and what makes it so important to those with a particular political slant?

What makes them side with, and want to further empower, a movement which goes against everything we're meant to stand for? Only one side in that conflict treats women, gays, and non-believers as human beings.

[fruit_cake]

Originally Posted by MTVN

How true this paragraph is

seems to me a lot of people don't really think much about who they are getting into bed with metaphorically speaking. As long as they're the enemy of their enemy...

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by fruit_cake

seems to me a lot of people don't really think much about who they are getting into bed with metaphorically speaking. As long as they're the enemy of their enemy...

See, I usually dismiss claims that "the left is antisemitic", and with the likes of Jeremy Corbyn I see it more as he being dismissive/not seeing it as racism so not treating it as such, rather than him actually holding actively antisemitic views.

That's a very fumbled way of saying I don't really think lefties in general (or Corbyn specifically) hold antisemitic views.

BUT - as that quote pointed out, why on earth would anyone actually advocate for Palestine, given the way Hamas treats their citizens and the views they hold? Could it be to do with who their enemy is?

[arista]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Why do you keep sharing tweets from this muppet?

It is important to show both sides
even you know that.

[fruit_cake]

Originally Posted by arista

It is important to show both sides
even you know that.

only if both of the sides are acting in good faith!

[arista]

The Good News
Aid Trucks have, now gone from Egypt
through to Southern Gaza for
Supply for Hospitals

[arista]

Originally Posted by fruit_cake

only if both of the sides are acting in good faith!

Of Course the Man in Charge
of this 2nd Demo
spoke on SkyNewsHD

He is working with the police
to not have the Terrorist backers
this time

[user104658]

Originally Posted by MTVN

How true this paragraph is

The error in logic is assuming that because you recognise that one thing is wrong, you necessarily have to believe that the opposing side is right.

Hamas and the State of Israel can both be fundamentally wrong. I don't find that particularly hard to wrap my head around but for most people it seems to be impossible.

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

The error in logic is assuming that because you recognise that one thing is wrong, you necessarily have to believe that the opposing side is right.

Hamas and the State of Israel can both be fundamentally wrong. I don't find that particularly hard to wrap my head around but for most people it seems to be impossible.

It's a pretty reasonable assumption for those who do attend these protests, chant that chant and rub shoulders with people who glorify violence

Appreciate that many people can see that both sides are wrong but they're not usually the ones at marches

[Nicky91]

Youtube video

live feed in London, a pro-palestine protest

[Nicky91]

The Hague, Netherlands today another pro-palestine protest rally

Several hundred pro-Palestinian demonstrators marched from the Transvaal Park in The Hague to the Zuiderpark on Saturday morning.

Before the march, an Islamic prayer was held and an address was given to the crowd. "This march is not a march of aggression, but of peace," the speaker said. Through the march, the participants want to draw attention to the "injustices in the world and especially in Palestine."

Some participants brought Palestinian flags as well as protest signs and banners reading "Free Palestine." In addition, participants accused Israel of terrorism and shouted "Allahu Akbar." There is also one participant waving a green flag with Arabic text. The flag resembles that of Hamas, a group that is considered a terrorist organization by the EU, among others, but it is not. The police in The Hague wrote on X that the flag is not punishable.

The march ended in the Zuiderpark. There, several speeches were given from a small stage, calling for, among other things, to hang up the Palestinian flag and to boycott products from Israel. There were also prayers and a moment of silence. The demonstration ended just before 1:30 p.m.

The march was accompanied by the police, who are present with vans, horses, and bicycles, among other things. In addition, volunteers from the neighborhood also accompany the march.

police of The Hague regarding arabic texts on palestinian flag banners, only if there are insulting texts on that, they will intervene (they have a translator with them as we speak)

[arista]

20 Aid Trucks have gone through.

But No Fuel, on them.


CNN HD USA on UK TV.