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https://www.news247.gr/kosmos/takis-...-evropi-siopa/

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[dante80]

Σκληρές εικόνες.

Dozens of Palestinians starved to death under Israel’s blockade of Gaza
As trucks carrying vital supplies pile up at border with Egypt, hungry children look through rubbish for food.

Spoiler:

At least 57 Palestinians have starved to death in Gaza as Israel’s punishing blockade of food, water, and other critical aid to the besieged enclave stretches into its third month amid relentless bombardment.

Gaza’s Government Media Office said on Saturday that most of the victims were children, as well as the sick and elderly, condemning the “continued use of food by the Israeli occupation as a weapon of war” and urging the international community to exert pressure on Israel to reopen the borders and allow in aid.

Gaza has been under total Israeli blockade since March 2, video obtained by Al Jazeera Arabic showing large numbers of trucks carrying vital supplies piling up on the border between Egypt and the Gaza Strip on Saturday, the queue extending south beyond the city of Arish, located approximately 45 kilometres (28 miles) from Rafah border crossing.

Al Jazeera’s team identified one of the latest victims on Saturday, a baby girl called Janan Saleh al-Sakafi, who died of malnutrition and dehydration in the Rantisi Hospital, west of Gaza City. More than 9,000 children have been admitted to hospital for treatment for acute malnutrition since the start of the year, according to the United Nations.

Reporting from Gaza City, Al Jazeera’s Hani Mahmoud said he had witnessed heartbreaking scenes of children rifling through rubbish, “looking for whatever is left of canned food products”. The enclave, he added, had reached a “critical” point with international organisations out of supplies and community kitchens unable to prepare meals for displaced people.

“Finding a single meal has become an impossible quest,” Ahmad al-Najjar, a displaced Palestinian in Gaza City, told Al Jazeera. “People here have witnessed one charity after another declaring they’re out of supplies, that they’re shutting down their operations because they’re in no position to … offer the population the needed relief.”

“It’s frustrating and infuriating to have trucks piling up on the other side of the fence be denied entrance while the people, even children, are in dire conditions.”

Hospitals face ‘acute shortages’

Suhaib al-Hams, the director of the Kuwaiti Hospital in Rafah, said in a statement that medical services were experiencing “acute shortages in more than 75 percent of essential medicines”, with only around a week of supplies left.

He warned that most of the enclave’s medical services will stop without “immediate intervention” to reopen borders and allow medical and humanitarian aid through. He added that patients, who are “slowly dying every day without treatment”, needed to be evacuated urgently.

The continued blockade is the longest such closure the Gaza Strip has ever faced, and has come as Israeli forces continue bombarding the territory, killing at least 70 Palestinians and wounding 275 others over the two days spanning Thursday to Saturday morning, according to the Health Ministry.

On Saturday, two women were killed in an Israeli air raid on a house in the town of al-Fakhari near Gaza’s southern city of Khan Younis, according to reports from Al Jazeera Arabic.

Separately, a fisherman was killed and another injured by an Israeli naval attack off the coast of Gaza City.

Later in the day, two Palestinians were killed in an Israeli drone attack on southern Gaza’s al-Mawasi area, once an Israeli-designated “safe zone”.

Israel’s war on Gaza has killed at least 52,495 people and wounded 118,366 since October 7, 2023, according to the Health Ministry. Thousands more missing under the rubble are presumed dead.

Υπενθύμιση, η καταστροφή του εθνοκράτους του Ισραήλ είναι ο μόνος εφικτός τρόπος για ειρήνη στην περιοχή. Εβραίοι, Μουσουλμάνοι και Χριστιανοί θα μπορέσουν να ζήσουν ειρηνικά στο μέλλον ξανά στην Παλαιστίνη. Όχι όμως όσο υπάρχουν οι σιωνιστές στην εξουσία. Όχι όσο η γενοκτονία συνεχίζεται.

Και για εμάς τους υπόλοιπους, τους θεατές και υποκρινόμενους, όπως έχει γράψει και ο Omar El Akkad: One day, when it's safe, when there's no personal downside to calling a thing what it is, when it's too late to hold anyone accountable, everyone will have always been against this.

[aroutis]

https://www.news247.gr/kosmos/takis-...-evropi-siopa/

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We stand by israel λέμε.

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Σκληρές εικόνες.

Dozens of Palestinians starved to death under Israel’s blockade of Gaza
As trucks carrying vital supplies pile up at border with Egypt, hungry children look through rubbish for food.

Spoiler:

At least 57 Palestinians have starved to death in Gaza as Israel’s punishing blockade of food, water, and other critical aid to the besieged enclave stretches into its third month amid relentless bombardment.

Gaza’s Government Media Office said on Saturday that most of the victims were children, as well as the sick and elderly, condemning the “continued use of food by the Israeli occupation as a weapon of war” and urging the international community to exert pressure on Israel to reopen the borders and allow in aid.

Gaza has been under total Israeli blockade since March 2, video obtained by Al Jazeera Arabic showing large numbers of trucks carrying vital supplies piling up on the border between Egypt and the Gaza Strip on Saturday, the queue extending south beyond the city of Arish, located approximately 45 kilometres (28 miles) from Rafah border crossing.

Al Jazeera’s team identified one of the latest victims on Saturday, a baby girl called Janan Saleh al-Sakafi, who died of malnutrition and dehydration in the Rantisi Hospital, west of Gaza City. More than 9,000 children have been admitted to hospital for treatment for acute malnutrition since the start of the year, according to the United Nations.

Reporting from Gaza City, Al Jazeera’s Hani Mahmoud said he had witnessed heartbreaking scenes of children rifling through rubbish, “looking for whatever is left of canned food products”. The enclave, he added, had reached a “critical” point with international organisations out of supplies and community kitchens unable to prepare meals for displaced people.

“Finding a single meal has become an impossible quest,” Ahmad al-Najjar, a displaced Palestinian in Gaza City, told Al Jazeera. “People here have witnessed one charity after another declaring they’re out of supplies, that they’re shutting down their operations because they’re in no position to … offer the population the needed relief.”

“It’s frustrating and infuriating to have trucks piling up on the other side of the fence be denied entrance while the people, even children, are in dire conditions.”

Hospitals face ‘acute shortages’

Suhaib al-Hams, the director of the Kuwaiti Hospital in Rafah, said in a statement that medical services were experiencing “acute shortages in more than 75 percent of essential medicines”, with only around a week of supplies left.

He warned that most of the enclave’s medical services will stop without “immediate intervention” to reopen borders and allow medical and humanitarian aid through. He added that patients, who are “slowly dying every day without treatment”, needed to be evacuated urgently.

The continued blockade is the longest such closure the Gaza Strip has ever faced, and has come as Israeli forces continue bombarding the territory, killing at least 70 Palestinians and wounding 275 others over the two days spanning Thursday to Saturday morning, according to the Health Ministry.

On Saturday, two women were killed in an Israeli air raid on a house in the town of al-Fakhari near Gaza’s southern city of Khan Younis, according to reports from Al Jazeera Arabic.

Separately, a fisherman was killed and another injured by an Israeli naval attack off the coast of Gaza City.

Later in the day, two Palestinians were killed in an Israeli drone attack on southern Gaza’s al-Mawasi area, once an Israeli-designated “safe zone”.

Israel’s war on Gaza has killed at least 52,495 people and wounded 118,366 since October 7, 2023, according to the Health Ministry. Thousands more missing under the rubble are presumed dead.

Υπενθύμιση, η καταστροφή του εθνοκράτους του Ισραήλ είναι ο μόνος εφικτός τρόπος για ειρήνη στην περιοχή. Εβραίοι, Μουσουλμάνοι και Χριστιανοί θα μπορέσουν να ζήσουν ειρηνικά στο μέλλον ξανά στην Παλαιστίνη. Όχι όμως όσο υπάρχουν οι σιωνιστές στην εξουσία. Όχι όσο η γενοκτονία συνεχίζεται.

Και για εμάς τους υπόλοιπους, τους θεατές και υποκρινόμενους, όπως έχει γράψει και ο Omar El Akkad: One day, when it's safe, when there's no personal downside to calling a thing what it is, when it's too late to hold anyone accountable, everyone will have always been against this.

Μια χαρά τα λες.
Τώρα ριξε μια ματιά (αν δε βαριέσαι) να δεις όταν λέγαμε κάποιοι ότι η Χαμας ήταν σε ρόλο Εφιάλτη βαλτή από το Ισραηλ για να γίνουν όλα αυτά, όταμν λέγαμε ότι στήθηκε ουσιαστικά από το ισραήλ (βάλαμε και link από ισραηλινη εφημερίδα) και ότι ποτέ δεν ήταν για τους ομηρους όλα αυτά , αλλά για τα resources της Gaza , τι ακούγαμε από κάποιους.

Τώρα που πέσαν ξεδιάντροπα τα όποια προσχήματα και δε κουνιέται φύλο, όταν μέλη της κυβέρνησης τους τα λενε χωρίς κανένα πρόβλημα, όταν το ένα έγκλημα πολέμου διαδέχεται το άλλο, όταν πλέον Ισραηλ και ΝΑΖΙ είναι το ίδιο πράγμα καταφάνερα, απλά η σιωπή επικρατεί και κάποιοι απλά εξαφανιζόλ.

[dante80]

Israeli cabinet approves plan to capture all of Gaza and keep its soldiers there indefinitely
Netanyahu has called up tens of thousands of reservists to free up soldiers for ‘the next stage’ of war in Gaza

Spoiler:

Benjamin Netanyahu's cabinet has approved a dramatic expansion of Israel’s offensive against Hamas that would see the entire Gaza Strip captured and Israeli forces stationed there indefinitely.

The move was voted through in the early hours of Monday, two Israeli officials told the Associated Press. It would push hundreds of thousands of Palestinians to southern Gaza, likely exacerbating an already dire humanitarian crisis, and is expected to be met with widespread international condemnation.

Earlier, army chief Eyal Zamir said the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) were "increasing the pressure" to secure the return of hostages held in Gaza as the prime minister vowed to continue the war.

“This week, we are sending tens of thousands of draft orders to our reserve personnel to intensify and expand our action in Gaza. We are increasing the pressure to return our people and defeat Hamas,” the army chief said on Sunday.

He added that the Israeli military would “operate in additional areas and destroy all of [Hamas’s] infrastructure above and below ground”.

In a video message posted on X on Sunday, hours after part of a missile launched from Yemen by the Iranian-backed Houthi militia fell close to Israel's Ben Gurion airport, Benjamin Netanyahu said he was convening the security cabinet to discuss "the next stage" of the war in Gaza.

Mr Netanyahu has called up "tens of thousands" of reservists who will be deployed to Israel's border with Lebanon and in the occupied West Bank, replacing regular soldiers who will lead the new offensive in Gaza, news site Ynet reported.

The security cabinet also reportedly approved a new plan for aid distribution in Gaza, although it was unclear when supplies would be let in to the enclave.

There are three IDF divisions currently operating in Gaza, according to reports. The Netanyahu administration has repeatedly warned that if no new hostage deal is reached, the military would launch a major offensive aimed at eradicating Hamas.

Negotiations have failed to agree a new ceasefire for the release of 59 remaining hostages, out of whom 24 are believed to be alive.

The families of Israeli captives said that in moving to take the whole of Gaza, the military was “sacrificing” their loved ones.

"An overwhelming majority of the nation is united around the understanding that an Israeli victory cannot be achieved without bringing the hostages home. Losing the hostages would mean an Israeli defeat,” the Hostages and Missing Families Forum said in a statement.

"National security and social stability depend on the return of all the hostages – every last one.”

It added that the plan approved by the cabinet deserves to be called the "Smotrich-Netanyahu Plan" for "sacrificing the hostages", in a reference to finance minister Bezalel Smotrich and the prime minister.

Local media reported that the military expansion in Gaza will be implemented following US president Donald Trump’s visit to the region next week. Mr Trump will not travel to Israel itself, instead holding talks in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates in mid-May.

Hamas has accused Israel of abandoning an earlier phased peace deal, which expired in early March after talks broke down. Israel resumed its airstrikes on Gaza around two weeks later on 18 March.

The Israeli military has since intensified its bombing campaign and carved out wide buffer zones in Gaza, squeezing the 2.3 million population into an ever narrower zone in the centre of the enclave and along the coast and shutting off aid supplies.

So far, 192 hostages have been released through negotiations and Israeli military operations since November 2023. Most were abducted on 7 October 2023, when Hamas-led militants stormed into southern Israel and killed some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, according to Israeli tallies.

Israel's retaliatory war has reduced much of the territory to rubble and killed more than 51,000 Palestinians, according to health officials in the Hamas-controlled Strip.

Over the weekend, the Israeli prime minister's office announced that Mr Netanyahu was rescheduling a visit to Azerbaijan, citing recent developments in Gaza and Syria.

The office, which also cited "the intense diplomatic and security schedule", did not announce a new date for the visit. Netanyahu had been expected to meet with Azerbaijan president Ilham Aliyev this week.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...-b2744887.html

[aroutis]

Israeli cabinet approves plan to capture all of Gaza and keep its soldiers there indefinitely

Πεφτω από τα συνεφα. Τι έγινε ρε παλικάρια, αυτό το δημοκρ(αααχαχαχ)ατικό μόρφωμα κράτος, δεν έλεγε κάτι @@ιες περί του ότι δεν θέλαν τη Γάζα αλλά ότι τα κάναν όλα για τους ομήρους ;

Τι έγινε , πάθαν αδολφίαση; Ο Αδόλφος ζει;

Οχι ρε φίλε...

[famous-walker]

Πεφτω από τα συνεφα. Τι έγινε ρε παλικάρια, αυτό το δημοκρ(αααχαχαχ)ατικό μόρφωμα κράτος, δεν έλεγε κάτι @@ιες περί του ότι δεν θέλαν τη Γάζα αλλά ότι τα κάναν όλα για τους ομήρους ;

Τι έγινε , πάθαν αδολφίαση; Ο Αδόλφος ζει;

Οχι ρε φίλε...

Αμυνα ειναι... και η σωστη πλευρα της ιστοριας σεβεται το δικαιωμα του να αμυνθει.

[dimyok]

Xμμ και οι εβραιοι εφεδροι που θα πανε εκει θα εχουν θεμα . Οχι ηθικο αλλα με τις οδομαχιες πορτα πορτα

[aroutis]

Αμυνα ειναι... και η σωστη πλευρα της ιστοριας σεβεται το δικαιωμα του να αμυνθει.

"Loitering munitions being used to ‘terrorise the Palestinians’
Al Jazeera has spoken with Peter Lee from the University of Portsmouth in England and Sultan Barakat of Hamad Bin Khalifa University in Qatar about Israel’s use of loitering munitions in its war on Gaza.

Loitering munitions, also known as suicide drones, fly over locations until they locate a target and then fly into it.

“It’s very confusing actually because this kind of drone … can be used very precisely,” Lee said.

“It does seem they’re being used against civilian targets. Now the silence of the Israelis and Israeli army spokesman is quite telling here because in the past, they’ve said that there have been the presence of Hamas fighters or a command centre or some other justification for the attack on a particular place,” but that does not seem to be the case for recent attacks, he said.

In fact, there have been enough incidents recently to indicate that these drone attacks have not been accidents but rather authorised by someone on the Israeli side, Lee added.

The drones appear to be used as a scare tactic. They are able to fly over an area for hours to identify a target. “They’re designed to terrorise the Palestinians and to make sure that they do not feel normal in any way, even in their displacement,” Barakat said.

As Israel expands its bombing campaign across Yemen, Lebanon and Syria, these drones are “an alternative, relatively cheap way to terrorise the Palestinians and to keep them reminded of the fact that Israel is here and we haven’t finished our job”.

Regarding international law, using these drones “leaves Israel very open to the charge that they are deliberately targeting and trying to depopulate an area”; otherwise, it would make sense for them to show more restraint in their bombing campaigns of Gaza, Lee said."

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2025/5/6/live-israel-attacks-yemen-lebanon-syria-and-gaza-in-one-day#:~:text=Loitering%20munitions%20being,Gaza%2C%20Lee%20said.

Είπαμε. Ναζιστικό κρατος.
Και δε χωράει αντίρρηση

[dante80]

Εντελώς φυσιολογική συμπεριφορά από τον γνωστό μας Υπουργό Οικονομικών..

VVVVVVVVVV

Smotrich: Gaza will be ‘totally destroyed’ within months, population ‘concentrated’ in narrow border area

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich says that within half a year the Gazan population will be “concentrated” in a narrow strip of land between the border with Egypt and the Morag Corridor running the width of Gaza between Khan Younis and the border city of Rafah.

He adds that Gaza will “totally destroyed,” that the entire territory north of the Morag Corridor will be “empty,” and that in six months Hamas will not be a functioning entity.

The ultranationalist minister also says that Israel will “apply sovereignty” in the West Bank during the tenure of the current government.

“Within a few months we will be able to declare that we have won. Gaza will be totally destroyed,” Smotrich says at the “Settlements Conference” in the West Bank settlement of Ofra, organized by the Makor Rishon newspaper.

“In another six months Hamas won’t exist as a functioning entity… The population of Gaza will be concentrated from the Morag Corridor southwards. The rest of the Strip will be empty.”

Adds the finance minister: “The Gazan citizens will be concentrated in the south. They will be totally despairing, understanding that there is no hope and nothing to look for in Gaza, and will be looking for relocation to begin a new life in other places.”

Smotrich has been an ardent advocate of building new Israeli settlements in Gaza following the October 7, 2023, Hamas atrocities, as well as “encouraging” the emigration of Gaza’s civilian population out of the territory.

Asked about steps to annex the West Bank, the finance minister says, “It will happen this term. It is one of our most important challenges. We are at a historic opportunity.”

https://www.timesofisrael.com/livebl...w-border-area/

[aroutis]

They will be totally despairing, understanding that there is no hope and nothing to look for in Gaza, and will be looking for relocation to begin a new life in other places.

Ωρα για περισσότερα εντάλματα νομίζω.

[dante80]

Κάτι που δεν είπαμε είναι το πόσο θετική εξέλιξη είναι η εκεχειρία μεταξύ ΗΠΑ και Χούθι στην Υεμένη που προώθησε η κυβέρνηση Τράμπ. Σε συνδυασμό με αυτό, μικρό καλάθι, αλλά...

NEW: Trump May Announce Gaza Deal With Minimal Israeli Input, Says Israeli Report

A new report from Israel Hayom says U.S. President Donald Trump may unveil a sweeping Gaza agreement by the end of this week—one developed with deep American involvement but only partial Israeli participation. The deal is said to include provisions for ending the war, rebuilding Gaza, and redefining control of the Strip—potentially over Israel’s objections.

➤ Comprehensive Framework: According to Arab and U.S. diplomatic sources cited by Israel Hayom, the Trump administration is preparing to announce a full plan to end the war in Gaza. The deal would include long-term reconstruction and governance arrangements, with the U.S. playing a central role.

➤ Phased Implementation: The initial phase would involve the U.S. helping manage aid distribution via the Israeli-built supply centers. Later stages would include U.S. and Arab oversight of Gaza’s reconstruction. The plan envisions an eventual Israeli military withdrawal—alongside a partial disarmament process by Hamas fighters.

➤ Resistance From Hamas: One obstacle, the article cites is still Hamas’s military wing, which refuses to disarm or leave Gaza. Egypt and the Palestinian Authority are pressuring Hamas to agree, amid fears that Israel may launch a new major assault after Trump’s Gulf visit. Senior Hamas leaders were reportedly summoned urgently to Cairo to finalize terms before Trump’s expected announcement. Hamas or its leaders have not issued a statement indicating as such.

➤ Key Concessions Under Consideration: The deal may allow Hamas leadership to remain involved in Gaza’s future civil governance and possibly grant immunity from assassination. Another option reportedly being weighed is incorporating Hamas’s internal security forces into a broader Palestinian policing framework.

➤ Israel May Be Sidelined: Israel Hayom reports that Israel is not fully involved in shaping the plan—and may be presented with the deal as a fait accompli. The report suggests Prime Minister Netanyahu will be forced to either accept the terms or face a severe coalition crisis.

➤ MK Amit Halevi, a Netanyahu ally, harshly criticized Trump on Telegram, accusing him of excluding Israel from recent deals, including the U.S. ceasefire with Yemen’s Ansar Allah movement. Halevi warned that Israel is being cast as a sacrificial lamb in Trump’s broader regional strategy.

➤ Strategic Concerns: Israeli officials are increasingly alarmed that the U.S. is shifting toward unilateral diplomacy—pursuing agreements with Iran, Turkey, Syria, and Hamas without fully incorporating Israeli interests. One unnamed Israeli official cited by the paper worried aloud, “In the coming reconciliation with all the players ahead of Trump’s visit, we may find ourselves in the role of the lamb—and the smell of the grill is already in the air.”

➤ American officials cited in the article attempted to downplay the tensions, saying that while disagreements exist, the overall relationship remains strong. “We always check whether Israel might be harmed,” one official said. However, the U.S. also emphasized it has its own strategic interests beyond Israel’s concerns.

➤ Netanyahu’s Office Silent: The Prime Minister’s Office declined to comment formally on the report. Israeli officials are reportedly maintaining quiet contact with pro-Israel figures in the U.S. administration.

Source: Israel Hayom
https://x.com/DropSiteNews/status/1920616579760267776

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Η ίδια εφημερίδα (η μεγαλύτερη στο Ισραήλ btw) τρέχει αυτό το άρθρο σήμερα.

Trump sidelines Netanyahu in Middle East policy as relations deteriorate
Sources report the president is frustrated over the Israeli prime minister's alleged push for Iran military action.

Spoiler:

Sources close to US President Donald Trump report that he is disappointed with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Relations between Prime Minister Netanyahu and the US president have reached a low point with mutual disappointment on both sides. Sources in the president's inner circle report that he has grown increasingly frustrated with the Israeli prime minister.

Earlier this week, we reported that Netanyahu was frustrated with Trump. Now it appears the American president has also lost patience with his Israeli counterpart. Two senior figures in Trump's circle stated in recent closed-door conversations, whose contents reached Israel Hayom, that Trump has decided to stop waiting for Israel and instead move forward with Middle East initiatives without Netanyahu.

The sources explained that the president wishes to make decisions he believes will advance American interests, particularly regarding Saudi Arabia and Gulf states. Israel was supposed to participate in some of these steps, referring primarily to normalization with Saudi Arabia. However, according to Trump's perspective, Netanyahu is delaying making the necessary decisions. Given this situation, the president refuses to wait until Israel takes its expected actions and is proceeding without Israeli participation.

It should be noted that as part of normalization with Israel, Saudi Arabia expects an end to the war in Gaza and an Israeli declaration about a "horizon for a Palestinian state," or similar terminology. Minister Ron Dermer, who manages this issue, has spent numerous hours crafting language related to Israel's willingness to establish a "Palestinian state" in the future, given public opposition to the concept and the political sensitivity of the term in Israel.

Furthermore, Trump is furious about what he views as an attempt by Netanyahu and his team to pressure National Security Advisor Mike Waltz, who has since been dismissed from his position, toward military action in Iran. Netanyahu claimed in response to the publication of this matter in The Washington Post that he spoke with Waltz only once. However, Trump remained unconvinced.

The president's anger likely explains Israel's exclusion from both the announcement regarding the ceasefire with the Houthis and Israel's inclusion in the agreement. It's worth noting that even after Trump announced the agreement with the Houthis, Israeli representatives handling relations with the US were unable to obtain information from White House officials about developments for a full 24 hours. Beyond Israel's exclusion, Trump is not currently scheduled to visit Israel during his regional trip next week.

The disconnect between Trump and Netanyahu appears to be the backdrop for statements by the prime minister and Defense Minister Israel Katz over the past day, suggesting they are preparing for a scenario where Israel stands alone. When asked by his spokesman, "Can Israel fight alone against the Houthi threat?" Netanyahu responded that "the rule I have established is that Israel will defend itself by its own forces." On Thursday morning, Defense Minister Katz stated that "Israel must be able to defend itself by its own forces against any threat and any enemy. This was true facing many challenges in the past, and will also be true in the future."

https://www.israelhayom.com/2025/05/...s-deteriorate/

[famous-walker]

Αυτο ηθελα να γραψω και εγω. Φοβομουν πως θα ειναι με κατεβασμενα βρακια απεναντι στον εγκληματια πολεμου και στο γενοκτονικο παρεακι αλλα χαιρομαι που διαψευστηκα.

[Ronin]

Με δεδομένες τις παραδοσιακά ισχυρές σχέσεις ΗΠΑ - Ισραήλ, τη δύναμη του εβραϊκού λόμπυ και το ότι αρκετοί αμερικανοί πολιτικοί έχουν εβραική καταγωγή, θα κράταγα μικρό καλάθι.

[MNP-10]

Trump is furious about what he views as an attempt by Netanyahu and his team to pressure National Security Advisor Mike Waltz, who has since been dismissed from his position, toward military action in Iran.
Netanyahu claimed in response to the publication of this matter in The Washington Post that he spoke with Waltz only once. However, Trump remained unconvinced.

Πηγαν να εκβιασουν το Waltz να πιεσει τον Τραμπ και τους επιασε ο Τραμπ?

Κατι παιχτηκε εδω.