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Israel didn’t even allow them to remove their belongings. The soldiers showed up first thing this morning, threw stun grenades into the apartments and made everyone leave. Then they brought in their bulldozers and demolished everything.
The “reason”? Improper building permits.
The real reason: because they can.
Israel didn’t even allow them to remove their belongings. The soldiers showed up first thing this morning, threw stun grenades into the apartments and made everyone leave. Then they brought in their bulldozers and demolished everything.
The “reason”? Improper building permits.
The real reason: because they can.
This is what American politicians support. This is what American taxpayers are forced to pay for. Evil is the only appropriate word.
The family sat among rubble after home demolition over building permits.
The video shows a group of children and a woman sitting on large concrete slabs amid extensive rubble under an overcast sky. In the foreground, an older girl with long dark hair wearing a black velvet top and light green pants appears tearful, at times wiping her eye and looking off-camera.
Behind her, a younger girl in a red hoodie is held by a woman wearing a red headscarf and dark clothing. A young boy in a blue shirt and green jacket stands nearby, looking serious. The camera alternates between a close side view and a wider frontal view revealing more of the destroyed site with scattered stones and twisted metal.
A watermark reading "HAMZA AFAHA" is visible throughout. The accompanying caption describes Israeli soldiers arriving in the morning, using stun grenades, forcing residents out without allowing them to take belongings, and then demolishing the homes citing improper building permits, framing the action as unjust and supported by American taxpayers. The scene captures the immediate human impact of Zionist displacement of helpless Palestinian families.
The family sat among rubble after home demolition over building permits.
The video shows a group of children and a woman sitting on large concrete slabs amid extensive rubble under an overcast sky. In the foreground, an older girl with long dark hair wearing a black velvet top and light green pants appears tearful, at times wiping her eye and looking off-camera.
Behind her, a younger girl in a red hoodie is held by a woman wearing a red headscarf and dark clothing. A young boy in a blue shirt and green jacket stands nearby, looking serious. The camera alternates between a close side view and a wider frontal view revealing more of the destroyed site with scattered stones and twisted metal.
A watermark reading "HAMZA AFAHA" is visible throughout. The accompanying caption describes Israeli soldiers arriving in the morning, using stun grenades, forcing residents out without allowing them to take belongings, and then demolishing the homes citing improper building permits, framing the action as unjust and supported by American taxpayers. The scene captures the immediate human impact of Zionist displacement of helpless Palestinian families.

5 comments:
Trump mentioned that the US would not be contributing our annual $3 billion
to Israel. The newly elected representatives need to make that a reality. We've
contributed to the genocide in Gaza for too long. Those funds could be used
in our country.
send the U.N. in with food
This anti-BDS bill in Texas has got to go. The US needs to distance itself from Israel immediately.
So they can sell it on the open market?
Why Communist?
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