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Gaza: Army Invades Agricultural Lands, Abducts A Palestinian
Gaza, Human Rights, Palestine Affairs, ZIO-NAZI

Gaza: Army Invades Agricultural Lands, Abducts A Palestinian

Several Nazi military vehicles invaded Palestinian agricultural lands near the perimeter fence east of Gaza city, the soldiers also abducted a Palestinian man at the Erez Crossing. Media sources said six armored military vehicles, including two D9 bulldozers, came from a military base across the fence and invaded the Palestinian lands. They added that the Nazi soldiers bulldozed several sections of the invaded lands and installed land hills near the fence in the Southeastern area of Gaza city. During the invasion, the Nazi soldiers fired live rounds and smoke bombs to prevent the Palestinians from entering their lands. In related news, the Nazi soldiers abducted Husam Abu Younis, from Khan Younis, in the southern part of the coastal region, while crossing the Erez (Beit Ha...
Nablus: Nazi Soldiers Kill One Palestinian, Injure Thirty-Seven
Human Rights, Palestine Affairs, West Bank, ZIO-NAZI

Nablus: Nazi Soldiers Kill One Palestinian, Injure Thirty-Seven

Nazi soldiers killed a young Palestinian man and injured thirty-seven, including three who suffered life-threatening wounds, after dozens of army jeeps invaded the eastern area of Nablus city in the northern part of the Nazi occupied West Bank. The invasion led to protests before the army fired a barrage of live rounds, rubber-coated steel bullets, gas bombs, and concussion grenades. Medical sources said the Nazi soldiers killed a young man, Ahmad Atef Mustafa Daraghma, 23, from Tubas in the Northeastern West Bank, after shooting him with two live rounds in the back and one in the leg. https://imemc.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/6GG8uHfhISp8yQ0K.mp4?_=1 Ahmad was an athlete and a known soccer player with the Thaqafi Club in Tulkarem, in the northern part of the West Bank...
Nazi Army Abducts Four Palestinians In Jerusalem And Nablus
Human Rights, Palestine Affairs, West Bank, ZIO-NAZI

Nazi Army Abducts Four Palestinians In Jerusalem And Nablus

Nazi soldiers abducted four Palestinians, including two teenage boys, from Jerusalem and Nablus, in the Nazi occupied West Bank. In Silwan town, south of the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem, the Nazi soldiers abducted two teenage boys, one of them was identified as Ishaq D’eis from the Abu Tayeh neighborhood. The Nazi soldiers also abducted Yasser Darwish, a member of the Regional Council of Fateh movement, from Silwan town, after stopping him at a military roadblock at the main entrance of the Al-Isawiya town, northeast of Jerusalem. In related news, the army issued an order barring Mahmoud Abu Kharroub, one of the civilian guards of the Al-Aqsa Mosque, from entering the holy site and its surrounding areas for one week that could be renewed. Abu Kharroub was detained in the m...
Jericho: Nazi Soldiers Shoot A Palestinian
Human Rights, Palestine Affairs, West Bank, ZIO-NAZI

Jericho: Nazi Soldiers Shoot A Palestinian

Soldiers Shoot A Palestinian Near Jericho  DEC 22, 2022 Nazi soldiers shot a young man near Jericho in the northeastern part of the Nazi occupied West Bank. Media sources said several army jeeps accompanied illegal Nazi JEWISH colonizers into an area near the Ein Al-Sultan refugee camp in the city’s centre, while the Nazi soldiers also invaded its main entrance. They added that the Nazi soldiers fired many live rounds, gas bombs, and concussion grenades at many Palestinians to force them to leave. Medical sources said the Nazi soldiers shot one Palestinian with live fire before local medics rushed him to a hospital in Jericho.
Abu Dis: Nazi Soldiers Injure Several Palestinians
Human Rights, Palestine Affairs, West Bank, ZIO-NAZI

Abu Dis: Nazi Soldiers Injure Several Palestinians

Nazi soldiers invaded Abu Dis town, southeast of the Nazi occupied capital, Jerusalem, in the West Bank, and injured several Palestinians. Media sources said the Nazi soldiers invaded the area around the Al-Quds University, leading to protests, and fired many live rounds, rubber-coated steel bullets, and gas bombs. The sources added that the Nazi soldiers fired the gas bombs at the protesters and the University campus, causing dozens to suffer the effects of tear gas inhalation. In related news, the Nazi soldiers invaded Husan town, west of Bethlehem, and caused many Palestinians to suffer the effects of tear gas inhalation during ensuing protests.
Nazi regime refuses to return body of veteran prisoner who died in custody
Human Rights, Palestine Affairs, West Bank, ZIO-NAZI

Nazi regime refuses to return body of veteran prisoner who died in custody

Nazi “Defense” Minister Benny Gantz Wednesday morning decided not to return the body of a veteran prisoner who died in Nazi custody to his family. Zionist media reported that Gantz decided not to release the body of Nasser Abu Hmeid to his family, citing an assessment and a “previous security cabinet ruling” that allows Nazi army to withhold the bodies of Palestinian prisoners who die in imprisonment and those who are believed to have committed attacks for a potential prisoner exchange. 50-year-old Abu Hmeid died on Tuesday morning at the Assaf Harofeh hospital near Tel Aviv despite longstanding calls to release him due to the Israeli policy of deliberate medical negligence and slow killing following his late diagnosis with cancer more than a year ago. He was transferred in a...
UN approves resolution to commemorate 75th Nakba anniversary
Human Rights, Palestine Affairs, ZIO-NAZI

UN approves resolution to commemorate 75th Nakba anniversary

 CONTACT@IFAMERICANSKNEW.ORG   The United Nations upholds Palestinian collective memory with "Nakba Day" (Pictured: Protesters hold up Palestinian national flags during a demonstration on 5 May 2022) (photo) The UN overwhelmingly supports a 75th anniversary commemoration of the Nakba, the catastrophe in which Palestinians were ethnically cleansed from their homeland for the creation of Israel. reposted from Middle East Eye, December 1, 2022 The UN General Assembly has approved a resolution to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Nakba, a term used to describe the forced displacement of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians in the lead-up to the establishment of the state of Israel in 1948. Ninety countries voted in favour of the measure,...
Tax the Rich? We Did That Once
USA

Tax the Rich? We Did That Once

BY SAM PIZZIGATI Once upon a time, the United States seriously taxed the nation’s rich. You remember that time? Probably not. To have a personal memory of that tax-the-rich era, you now have to be well into your seventies. Back at the tail-end of that era, in the early 1960s, America’s richest faced a 91 percent tax rate on income in the top tax bracket. That top rate had been hovering around 90 percent for the previous two decades. In the 1950s, a Republican president, Dwight D. Eisenhower, made no move to knock it down. The rich felt those taxes. The high life struggled. Consider what happened to one fabled emblem of that era’s excess, the nation’s first-ever penthouse. Marjorie Merriweather Post, an heiress who had become America’s richest woman, had that pent...
Letter from London: This Fenced-Off Narrow Space Assigned to Me
United Kingdom

Letter from London: This Fenced-Off Narrow Space Assigned to Me

BY PETER BACH Photo by Ehimetalor Akhere Unuabona Whitehall is of course not just the heart of government in London, it is the centre of protest. Flares get thrown and police horses hit with glass bottles. Far-right demonstrators ‘guard’ statues. Many know the poll tax riots of 1990. That said, we have seen nothing here like those hordes of Trump supporters storming Congress. Right now Just Stop Oil protestors lead the news but their violence is mostly aggravated commuters and there is a contentious new Public Order Bill passing at speed through Parliament heading their way. Protest when peaceful is a sacred right, and, I grant you, can be obstreperous and noisy. Parliament said noise pollution affects quality of life and has been linked to health problems. John Berger said...
The Wages of Corruption From Iraq to Britain
Iraq, United Kingdom

The Wages of Corruption From Iraq to Britain

BY PATRICK COCKBURN View of downtown Baghdad, March 2017. Photograph Source: MohammadHuzam – CC BY-SA 4.0 I used to consider myself something of a specialist on corruption in Iraq, so I was not too surprised when I read of Iraq’s “theft of the century” when $2.5 billion was stolen from the tax authorities in Baghdad in a well-planned operation in which several senior officials were clearly complicit. This is all in the rich tradition of Iraqi kleptocracy. For further details see Middle Easy Eye magazine which has been particularly good on this story. But the Iraqis are not correct in claiming “the theft of the century” for themselves because Britain may be out-competing them. For evidence of this, look no further than the headline from a report from the Ho...