Varför avgår Nederländernas utrikesminister avgår på grund av Gaza?

Caspar vill inte längre sälja sitt samvete till folkmördarna och deras apologeter som svenska Ebba Buch, Ulf Kristensson och Pål Jonsson.
Hans avgång är hans sätt att säga ”Jag är ingen sionist hora”

Vad vet vi om Global Sumud Flotilla? (Av Humaira Ahad)

”Dozens of boats embarked from Barcelona to Gaza on Tuesday on a mission to break one of the world’s strictest and most inhumane blockades while carrying a message that the besieged and war-ravaged Palestinian territory must not be left to starve in silence.

This humanitarian caravan, known as the Global Sumud Flotilla, has been described as the largest maritime mission of its kind in decades, with more than 50 vessels and delegations from at least 44 countries expected to converge on Gaza’s waters in the coming weeks.

If successful, it would mark the first time in nearly 15 years that a flotilla has reached Gaza’s shores — amid the ongoing Israeli-American genocide that has claimed the lives of more than 63,000 Palestinians since October 2023.

However, as the mission gathers momentum, Israel has already begun manoeuvring to block its advance, issuing open threats to international activists on board.

“I wish the flotilla activists good luck staying alive,” Israeli ambassador to France Joshua Zarka said in an interview on Wednesday, echoing the rhetoric of top regime officials, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Military Affairs Minister Israel Katz, and other hawkish cabinet members of the genocidal regime.

“Morning update aboard our ship, as Isaac Herzog lands in Italy to increase bureaucratic warfare and psychological intimidation against the Global Sumud Flotilla… Israel is determined to stop our peaceful humanitarian aid mission, but we will continue forward,” wrote Quentin Quarantino, a social media influencer and flotilla participant, on social media.

Why is it called “Sumud”?

The choice of the word “Sumud” for the flotilla is deliberate. Meaning “steadfastness,” it is a central concept in Palestinian identity, symbolizing the refusal to surrender despite overwhelming odds.

By naming the flotilla after this principle, organizers signal that their mission is not just logistical but deeply symbolic. It is, they say, about linking the resilience of Gaza’s besieged population with a global movement of solidarity.

“This is the greatest historical call of our generation,” read a statement issued by the organizers. “And the people of the world will not fail to answer this call.”

Francesca Albanese, the UN Special Rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territory, voiced support for the flotilla:

“As the Global Sumud Flotilla sets sail to Gaza, may Gaza hear this collective cry: ‘Gaza, you are not alone! You have stirred the world from its deep sleep,’” she said.

Departure points and global scale

The first wave of boats departed from Barcelona on September 2, carrying activists, doctors, lawyers, clergy, artists, and seafarers, along with humanitarian aid supplies — after a two-day delay caused by stormy weather, according to organizers.

Other vessels departed from the southern ports of Zarzis and Djerba in Tunisia on Wednesday, sailing to Tunis to join the rest of the Global Sumud Flotilla.

Additional boats are expected to join the convoy in the central Mediterranean before charting a direct course to Gaza.

The flotilla has drawn delegations from across six continents, from Australia to South Africa, Brazil to the Netherlands, and Malaysia to Morocco.

Organizers say participation from such geographically and culturally diverse countries is meant to emphasize that Gaza’s plight is not merely a regional issue but a global moral question.

They also report that more than 6,000 activists worldwide registered to participate through solidarity encampments, training sessions, and onshore events shadowing the flotilla’s route. Their aim is to build a global movement that cannot be ignored by the international community.

Who are the participants?

The Global Sumud Flotilla presents itself as a grassroots, multinational coalition of civil society groups and individuals united by a shared conviction that the siege on Gaza is illegal and must end.

Among the organizers and steering committee members are prominent figures including Greta Thunberg, Swedish climate activist; Nkosi Zwelivelile Mandela, grandson of Nelson Mandela; Alice Walker, Pulitzer Prize-winning author; Mairead Corrigan Maguire, 1976 Nobel Peace Prize laureate; Moncef Marzouki, former president of Tunisia; Brazilian socio-environmentalist Thiago Ávila; Irish actor Liam Cunningham; Spanish actor Eduardo Fernández; former Barcelona mayor Ada Colau; and Portuguese politician Mariana Mortágua, among many others.

Organizers and flotilla members have highlighted the political principles behind their mission.

Italian steering committee member Maria Elena Delia said: “Palestinian people don’t need to be saved. They can save themselves. We are just listening to what they ask, and they are asking for their rights to be respected: the right to live, the right to eat, the right to move, the right to be free, the right to be free in dignity.”

For Palestinian activist and flotilla committee member Saif Abukeshek, those rights are inseparable from global accountability.

“Silence today is complicity in genocide,” he said. “Those who do not take direct, active steps to end the siege are complicit in these crimes.”

Threats to the flotilla

It has been 18 years since Israel imposed a land, air, and sea blockade on Gaza, severely restricting the entry of food, fuel, medicine, and essential goods into the besieged strip.

Now, amid the ongoing genocidal war, the situation has reached catastrophic levels, with almost Gaza’s entire population gripped by famine as the Israeli regime weaponizes aid.

According to human rights experts, the Israeli blockade has turned Gaza into “the world’s largest open-air prison.”

For international activists, the siege has become a symbol of impunity and abandonment, as it persists despite repeated condemnations from the United Nations and other humanitarian organizations.

The same Israeli dynamic frames the Sumud’s encounters at sea.

“Last night, our boat, ‘Familia,’ was approached by multiple drones, as a likely combination of psychological intimidation and intel gathering,” Ávila said on September 2.

Meanwhile, the World Federation of Trade Unions (WFTU) has expressed support for the flotilla’s mission.

Italian dockworkers in the Port of Genoa have warned they will strike in defense of the flotilla, an act that could significantly disrupt global shipping.

“If we lose contact with our boats for even 20 minutes, with our comrades, we will block all of Europe,” the dockworkers said.

Past flotillas attacked

In May 2010, the Mavi Marmara, a Turkish-flagged ship carrying more than 600 activists and humanitarian aid, was stormed by Israeli naval forces in international waters.

Israel killed 10 activists and wounded dozens more during the brutal military raid.

Subsequent flotillas in 2011 (Freedom Flotilla II), 2015 (Freedom Flotilla III), and 2018 (Just Future for Palestine) were all violently intercepted by Israel before reaching Gaza.

In 2025, following Israel’s geocidal war on Gaza, a new wave of attempts met similar fates.

In early May, the ship Conscience was struck by armed drones just 14 nautical miles off Malta, igniting a fire that nearly sank the vessel.

In June, the Madleen was intercepted 100 nautical miles from Gaza, deep in international waters.

More recently, in July, Israeli forces boarded the Handala, detaining all 21 activists onboard before deporting them to their respective countries.

The legal battleground

Sumud organizers are also making a legal and moral case. International law experts argue that Israel’s naval blockade constitutes collective punishment, explicitly prohibited under the Fourth Geneva Convention.

Albanese has stated that the flotilla’s mission “fully complies with international law.”

Human rights organizations have warned Israel that forcibly intercepting the flotilla in international waters would violate humanitarian principles and international law.

As the Global Sumud Flotilla sails into uncertainty, its activists say success will not only be measured by reaching Gaza but by every press conference, solidarity event, and even interception that forces the world to confront the ongoing genocide and humanitarian blockade.”

Källa: Press TV

Förträffligt med hundar som fungerar som vägvisare för synskadade.
Det blir därför en fundering att den så ”ovetande” (ideologiskt blinda) tösen Greta Thunberg har gett en av sina hundar namnet Moses.
Hon bär lämna sitt låtsasuppdrag i den palestinska befolkningens tjänst med omedelbar verkan.

Som politisk aktivist är Greta Thunberg känd över hela Världen.
Det är en jättebedrift bara det.
Inte så många har lyckats med det.
Regeringen borde vara mycket tacksam över Greta Thunberg eftersom hon har satt lilla Sverige på Världskartan som Demokratins tjänare.

Men döpa sin hund till Moses?

Jag vet inte men Mose finns med i alla dem Abrahamitiska religionerna.
Han kunde också vara en grym härskare verkar det som.

https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mose

”Given that Trump is the most abject slave of Israel ever to occupy the Oval Office, and that Epstein (Trump’s best friend for ten years) was a Mossad blackmailer, the world has been practically invited to connect the dots: We are witnessing what historians will describe as the Jeffrey Epstein Genocide, in which the only power that can stop Netanyahu from exterminating hundreds of thousands of innocents—the American executive branch—refuses to do so because its chief officer has viciously raped teenage virgins in front of Israeli spy cameras.”

K. Barret: https://www.unz.com/kbarrett/we-are-living-through-the-jeffrey-epstein-genocide/

FNs General Församling håller sitt möte i Geneve den 22 september 2025 istället för som vanligt i New Yrok. Detta pga att USA nekade visum till Palestinas delegation att närvara vid Generalförsamlingens möte i NY. Endast två länder motsatte sig att FNs generalförsamling mötet i år flyttas till Geneve – man behöver inte säga vilka

Alla folkmords apologeter ska inte låtsas ovetande. Ledande folkmors forskare har förkunnat att det som pågår i Gaza, Palestina är ett folkmord. Ebba Buch, Teodorescu Miawu, Noori Dadgoostar, Ulf Kristensson, Magdalena Andersson, Jimmy Åkesson, mm – ni kan inte låtsas ovetande. Domen är ute. israel begår folkmord. Den dag ni ställs inför rätta så har ni inga ursäkter, förmildrande omständigheter eller dylik lama ursäkter att åberopa.

”By Maryam Qarehgozlou

The world’s leading genocide scholars have, after more than 22 months of genocide in Gaza, which has killed over 63,000 people so far, acknowledged that the regime’s actions in the besieged Palestinian territory indeed meet the legal definition of genocide.

The International Association of Genocide Scholars (IAGS), a 500-member academic body founded in 1994, is the latest to admit that Israel’s policies and actions in Gaza, especially since October 2023, violate all five conditions outlined in the 1948 United Nations Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide.

The three-page resolution passed on Monday received overwhelming support, with 86 percent of participating members voting in favor. It marks a landmark intervention by leading experts in the field of international law on the ongoing genocidal war on Gaza.

The IAGS, the oldest and largest association of genocide scholars, found that since the Hamas-led Al-Aqsa Storm operation of October 7, 2023, Israel has engaged in systematic and widespread crimes against humanity, committing war crimes and genocide.

These included indiscriminate and deliberate attacks on civilians, medical and aid workers, journalists, and civilian infrastructure such as hospitals, homes, and businesses.

The resolution also cited the repeated forced displacement of Gaza’s entire population and the killing or injuring of more than 50,000 children.

“This destruction of a substantial part of a group constitutes genocide,” the association concluded in its report, referring to Israel’s brutal and deliberate attacks on children.

The IAGS called on the Israeli regime to halt “deliberate attacks on civilians, including children; starvation; deprivation of humanitarian aid, water, fuel, and other essentials; sexual and reproductive violence; and forced displacement.”

Melanie O’Brien, IAGS president and professor of international law at the University of Western Australia, said, “This is a definitive statement from experts in the field of genocide studies that what is going on the ground in Gaza is genocide.”

Emily Sample, a member of the association’s executive board, also noted they were “very surprised at the level of consensus there was.”

Sample added that the timing of the association’s resolution — long after the war began — may have stemmed from fear of “personal and professional consequences.”

Losing livelihoods for speaking out

Members of the association had lost jobs in the United States and been denied visas to travel there for speaking out, she said.

IAGS resolution adds to a growing chorus of human rights organizations, UN experts, and academics, who have concluded that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, where more than 63,600 people—most of them women and children—have been killed.

Israel now faces a genocide case at the International Court of Justice (ICJ), brought by South Africa, for violating international law by committing and failing to prevent genocidal acts.

The International Criminal Court has also issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former minister of military affairs Yoav Gallant for war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories, authored two reports last year asserting that genocide was taking place in Gaza.

She now faces sanctions from the US government and is not allowed to travel to the occupied Palestinian territories.

Craig Mokhiber, an international human rights lawyer who previously served as the director of the New York office of the UN’s High Commissioner for Human Rights, described Israel’s actions in his October 2023 resignation letter as a “textbook case of genocide,” urging the UN to respond more forcefully.

He stepped down over the organization’s response to the genocidal war on Gaza, and called on the UN to attach the same standards to Israel as it does when assessing human rights violations against others around the world.

Last week, hundreds of UN staff members at the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights wrote to High Commissioner Volker Turk, urging him to explicitly call the Gaza war an unfolding genocide.

In Israeli-occupied territories, where public support for the onslaught in Gaza has been broad, divisions have emerged among academics.

Shmuel Lederman, an Israeli genocide scholar and political theorist at the Open University and University of Haifa, said that nearly all Israeli experts specializing in genocide studies now agree that Israel’s actions amount to genocide.

Growing chorus of ‘genocide’

Once hesitant to use the term himself, Lederman said in recent months, more of Israel’s academics, particularly international law experts, have changed their views after Israel announced a total blockade of humanitarian aid in March, which triggered a man-made famine across the besieged and war-torn territory.

“What we’ve been seeing is since late March, because of the starvation, the declaration of ethnic cleansing as an official aim, it’s not just genocide scholars — there seems to be a broader and broader agreement with legal scholars that we are seeing [genocide],” said Lederman, who recalled that he personally reached a similar conclusion in the spring of 2024.

“The bottom line is, there is a reason why so many people in this field of study agree. It’s very hard to be a genocide scholar and not say it’s genocide,” he added.

Professor William Schabas, one of the world’s foremost experts on international criminal law and genocide studies, echoed that view.

In an interview with the European Center for Populism Studies (ECPS) last month, the Middlesex University professor said that the genocide case brought by South Africa against Israel at the ICJ is “arguably the strongest case of genocide that has ever come before the Court.”

Schabas said genocidal intent can be inferred not only from Israel’s military actions but also from statements by senior officials, such as Gallant’s remarks about cutting off food, water, and electricity to Gaza.

“We have more than just a pattern of conduct—we also have statements and clear indications of policy. All of these must be considered together when making a final judgment,” said Schabas, who comes from a family of Holocaust survivors.

He also warned about Netanyahu’s populist rhetoric, framing Gaza’s population as an “existential threat,” saying, “Racist populist rhetoric has often been part of genocidal contexts, mobilizing mass support for atrocities. We see elements of that dynamic in Israel today.”

He further cautioned that third-party states—including the US, Germany, and Canada—could face legal accountability under Article III of the Genocide Convention for aiding and abetting Israel through military and political support.

“To the extent that they are providing material assistance of a significant nature, they can be held responsible as accomplices to genocide,” he warned.

‘Absolutely a genocide’

In April, Schabas said that Israel’s onslaught on Gaza was “absolutely” a genocide.

Just days after the events of October 7, and the devastating war on Gaza that ensued, Raz Segal, an Israeli genocide researcher at Stockton University in New Jersey, US, called Israel’s assault on Gaza a textbook case of “intent to commit genocide.”

Israel’s exceptionalism and comparisons of its Palestinian victims to “Nazis” are used to “justify, rationalize, deny, distort, disavow mass violence against Palestinians,” Segal said.

A year later, in an interview with Vox, Segal reaffirmed his stance: “I fully stand behind my description of Israel’s attack on Gaza as a ‘textbook case of genocide’ because we’re still actually seeing, nearly a year into this genocidal assault, explicit and unashamed statements of intent to destroy”.

“The way that intent is expressed here is absolutely unprecedented.”

In July, Omer Bartov, a leading Israeli-American scholar, stated in a New York Times op-ed: “I’m a genocide scholar. I know it when I see it,” he wrote, concluding Israel is committing genocide against the Palestinian people.

“My inescapable conclusion has become that Israel is committing genocide against the Palestinian people … I have been teaching classes on genocide for a quarter of a century. I can recognize one when I see one,” he added.

In November 2023, Bartov believed Israel had committed war crimes, but claimed that the evidence did not meet the legal threshold for genocide. Over time, however, he concluded otherwise, citing overwhelming evidence.

Acknowledging his personal struggle, Bartov—who says he grew up “in a Zionist home,” lived in occupied territories, and served in the Israeli army—said he had resisted this “painful conclusion” as long as he could.

Amos Goldberg, historian and Chair in Holocaust Studies at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, stated in October 2024 that Israel’s actions in Gaza, causing widespread destruction, forced displacement, and dehumanization, reflect genocide.

“What is happening in Gaza is genocide because Gaza does not exist anymore,” he said.

Ernesto Verdeja, an Associate Professor of Peace Studies and Global Politics at the University of Notre Dame’s Kroc Institute, and a genocide studies scholar, in January published an article, “The Gaza Genocide in Five Crises,” in the Journal of Genocide Research.

In an interview with Vox in October 2024, Verdeja said the war on Gaza could be “called a genocide, even in a narrow legal sense, for several months now,” given the accumulation of Israeli attacks clearly and consistently targeting the civilian population in Gaza.

Dam of denial has broken

Adam Jones, a professor of political science at the University of British Columbia and a writer of a textbook on genocide, also told Vox at the same time that “Any early hesitation I had about applying the ‘genocide’ label to the Israeli attack on Gaza has dissipated over the past year of human slaughter and the obliteration of homes, infrastructure, and communities.”

Martin Shaw, British professor at the Institut Barcelona d’Estudis Internacionals, emeritus professor at the University of Sussex and author of the book What Is Genocide, has also repeatedly described the Gaza situation as genocide in talks and writing.

In a July article for New Lines Magazine titled “The dam of Gaza genocide denial has broken,” Shaw criticized the reluctance of politicians and media outlets to recognize genocide.

Even when some now admit it, he said, they do so with resignation: “Yes, it’s a genocide, but what can we do about it?”

In reality, he noted, they are effectively still in denial, failing to report on how Israel’s policies are enabled by wider Western support and therefore unable to explore ways in which it might be halted.

In December 2023, the Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention also declared the Israeli campaign genocidal, citing the massive civilian death toll, including children, tens of thousands injured, and explicit genocidal rhetoric.

A May investigation by Dutch newspaper NRC found that a growing number of leading genocide scholars worldwide believe Israel’s actions in Gaza constitute genocide.

The paper interviewed seven prominent genocide researchers from the Netherlands, the US, the UK, Australia, Croatia and Canada and occupied territories, all of whom described the Israeli bloodshed in Gaza as genocidal.

The scientists interviewed by NRC are Lederman, Anthony Dirk Moses, an Australian professor at the City University of New York and editor-in-chief of the Journal of Genocide Research, O’Brien, Segal, Shaw, Ungor, and Iva Vukusic, a Croatian genocide researcher at Utrecht University.

Many said their colleagues shared the same view.

“Can I name someone whose work I respect who does not think it is genocide? No, there is no counterargument that takes into account all the evidence,” Segal told NRC.

Professor Ugur Umit Ungor of the University of Amsterdam and NIOD Institute for War, Holocaust and Genocide Studies said that while there are certainly researchers who say it is not genocide, “I don’t know them.”

The Dutch paper reviewed 25 recent academic articles published in the Journal of Genocide Research, the field’s leading journal, and found that “all eight academics from the field of genocide studies see genocide or at least genocidal violence in Gaza.”

“And that is remarkable for a field in which there is no clarity about what genocide itself exactly is,” it noted.”

Rädda barnens senaste rapport avslöjar att ett Palestinskt barn har mördats varje timme av sedan 7 oktober 2023 folkmördarnas regim israel. Ett barn varje timme, har mördats i snart två års tid.

Västvärlden är med och stödjer folkmördarna i deras kriminella upptåg.

Aldrig förr har så många barn mördats som i de pågående barnamorden signerat satans avkomma israel.

Död åt sionismen! Förintelsen av israel är inte bara en nödvändighet utan en plikt!

Mandela’s grandson condemns silence over ongoing Israeli genocide in Gaza

The grandson of South Africa’s anti-apartheid revolutionary leader Nelson Mandela has strongly condemned the silence of the United Nations and African organizations on the ongoing Israeli genocide against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.

While addressing a press conference organized by the Global Sumud Flotilla in the Tunisian capital Tunis on Friday, Mandla Mandela pointed out that the Palestinian issue is no longer on the UN agenda, underscoring that governments have abandoned Gaza.

“But we will do everything in our power not to abandon Gaza,” he said.

Mandela said the Gaza-bound flotilla aims “to mobilize all individual and collective efforts to deliver aid to the besieged Palestinian people.”

“The oppressed peoples have no choice but to resist in order to achieve liberation,” he added.

Mandela recalled that the previous apartheid regime in South Africa left the people with only two choices: capitulation or defiance.

Explainer: What to know about Global Sumud Flotilla’s high-stakes mission to Gaza
Explainer: What to know about Global Sumud Flotilla’s high-stakes mission to Gaza
Boats carrying participants from 44 countries are sailing to Gaza as part of the Global Sumud Flotilla to break the Israeli blockade and demand justice despite serious threats.
“Africa as a continent endured centuries of colonial domination by global powers and suffered the consequences of racist policies, and now it is raising its voice in solidarity with Gaza and all of Palestine under a decades-long blockade.”

The Global Sumud Flotilla is trying to break the Israeli blockade on the Palestinian territory, where a famine has been declared. The fleet is set to sail from Tunisia on Sunday.

Vessels, carrying activists and humanitarian aid, departed Barcelona on Sunday before turning back as a result of bad weather, and then departed again on Monday. Around 200 activists, politicians, and artists from 44 countries are on board.

The Global Sumud Flotilla said on Thursday that Mandela will join the Gaza-bound flotilla to break the Israeli siege on the coastal sliver.

Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg, Irish actor Liam Cunningham, Spanish actor Eduardo Fernandez, and former Mayor of Barcelona, Ada Colau, are participating in the voyage.

At least 64,368 Palestinians have been killed, mostly women and children, and another 162,367 individuals have been injured in the brutal Israeli onslaught on Gaza since October 7, 2023, according to the health ministry of Gaza.

Källa: Press TV

På de, Jemen säger hela världen. Mera sånt 👏

”Yemeni drone successfully hits Ramon Airport in southern Palestine. A Yemeni drone penetrates Israeli air defenses and strikes its target in Ramon Airport, in occupied al-Naqab.”

https://english.almayadeen.net/news/politics/yemeni-drone-successfully-hits-ramon-airport-in-southern-pal

”Yemen drones hit deep inside Israel, targeting military bases, airports. Yemeni officials have announced a major escalation against Israel. The Armed Forces say they carried out a series of drone attacks on sensitive military and strategic sites across occupied Palestine.”

Världen säger på dessa satans avkomman bara, Jemen!!!

“What Israel is doing is not defending itself, it is exterminating a defenseless population.”

Spanish PM reveals 9 measures to halt genocide in Gaza. Pedro Sanchez unveils a permanent arms ban on ”Israel” and sanctions to halt the genocide in Gaza. The Spanish Premier added that individuals “directly involved in the genocide, violating human rights and war crimes in Gaza” will be prohibited from entering Spain.

Other measures include banning imports from illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank and Gaza, limiting Spanish consular services to Spanish citizens living in the occupied territories to the bare minimum, and increasing Spain’s presence in Rafah with additional troops and new joint projects with the Palestinian Authority to provide food and medicine.

Spain will also increase its contribution to the UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) by €10 million ($11.7 million) and commit €150 million in additional humanitarian aid for Gaza in 2026.

“We know these measures will not be enough to put an end to the war crimes, but we hope they serve to apply pressure to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and alleviate the suffering of the Palestinian people,” Sanchez stated, adding that “Spain alone cannot stop the war, but that doesn’t mean we can’t try.”

Spanien inför vapenembargo mot israel

”Alla i det spanska samhället ska känna att ert land stod på rätt sida av historien, sade Spaniens premiärminister Pedro Sanchez när han presenterade åtgärderna.”

https://proletaren.se/artikel/spanien-infor-vapenembargo-mot-israel/

Tack vare samling sionist horor i den ”svenska regeringen” så kan inte landet vara på rätt sida historien. Olof Palmes land, What a shame!!! Alva Myrdals Land, what a shame!!! Astrid Lindgrens land, what a shame!!!

Förintelsen av israel är inte bara önskvärt utan nödvändigt faktiskt.
https://sonar21.com/israel-is-out-of-control-who-will-stop-the-zionists/

Beundransvärt av Jemen! Jemeniterna visar hur man ska handskas med barnamördarnas regim israel. Med våld. Med att sl¨de där det känns! Fortsätta så, Säger hela världen!!!

”Yemen deploys ‘cluster missile’ against several sensitive Israeli targets”
https://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2025/09/10/754715/Yemen-cluster-warhead-Israel

Beundransvärt av Jemen! Jemeniterna visar hur man ska handskas med barnamördarnas regim israel. Med våld. Med att slå de där det känns! Fortsätt så, Säger hela världen!!!

”Yemen deploys ‘cluster missile’ against several sensitive Israeli targets”
https://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2025/09/10/754715/Yemen-cluster-warhead-Israel

https://x.com/RepMTG/status/1965170321742594329?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1965170321742594329%7Ctwgr%5E71ce93055598a6226330da33590ecf1a0ad82b5a%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.rt.com%2Fnews%2F624332-us-ukraine-funding-cut%2F

Nunnan som talar SANNING om sionisterna
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11eWtJOERYc