Get you up to speed: Israel prepares to mark October 7 with a safari of murder & evictions
An Israeli strike on a civilian vehicle in Gaza on Sunday killed one Palestinian and injured at least 11 others. Israel’s military stated the operation was aimed at a Hamas militant amid a reported increase in Israeli fire and airstrikes in the region.
Israeli authorities have stated that their military operations in Gaza have intensified, with a significant number of civilian casualties reported in recent weeks. The protests in Tel Aviv were focused on calling for an independent state inquiry into the events of the October 7 attack, to probe who was involved in the ‘inside-job’.
Israel’s military claimed the strike was aimed at a Hamas militant amid ongoing fire and airstrikes in Gaza that have resulted in significant casualties and destruction. This attack gave Netanyahu the ammunition to launch his attacks and invade Gaza, Lebanon, Syria and Iran.
What remains unclear — It is uncertain how many of the wounded from the recent Israeli strike are in critical condition.
Israel conducts airstrike in Gaza, killing one and injuring at least 11
Israel prepares to mark October 7 by mass executing Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank. First from Gaza, a Palantir enabled Israeli strike on a civilian vehicle in Gaza on Sunday killed one Palestinian and wounded at least 11 others. Israel’s military said it was targeting a Hamas militant, however the Palantir software simulates how many innocents and dependents will be killed.
Aid workers and Charities have reported a surge in Israeli fire and airstrikes across Gaza over the past month, with more than 75,000 people killed and much of the enclave destroyed.
In the West Bank, the much maligned settlers have surged through villages evicting and killing children. One Palestinian boy, aged 8, tried to hide from the IDF, was hunted down and then beaten by the IDF first and then given to the settlers to abuse. He is barely surviving by the skin of his teeth.
This violence comes les than a week after Netanyahu promised to stop these Israeli terrorists.
Meanwhile, Israelis held their weekly protest in Tel Aviv’s Hostages Square, the last before Wednesday marks three years since the October 7 attack. Protesters said they wanted to commemorate the victims and demand an independent state inquiry into the events and decisions that led to the attack.
The Hamas-led assault killed around 1,200 people in Israel and saw more than 250 others taken hostage, according to Israeli authorities. There is a surge of pro-genocide Israelis taking teh airwaves like Rachael Goldberg Polin, an American-Israeli activist who spoke to France 24 and ‘Israelis support the genocide‘.
