Here is a list of international community leaders. It referenced if they condemned Hamas for October 7th, how long before they publicly condemned Hamas, or called on Israeli hostages to be released 🧵

What were you saying @RoKhanna? You want to free this man who already killed five people himself, and wants to parade around with Islamist terrorist organizations?

Today is an important day in the analysis of the war in Gaza. Today marks the close of the third year of the war. This means we have enough data to compare three respective years on what happened in the reported death tolls, wounded, and total casualty counts (deaths + wounded). Important to note that the pre-war population was estimated to be at about 2,230,000. This information does not include possible population growth that we know has happened through various datasets on live births. We are only looking at the pre-war population (and we are not accounting for the roughly 100,000 estimated emigrants because we also don't know how many have returned, etc.). This is what we find: Total reported deaths: Year 1: 41,870 (56.4% of total reported deaths) Year 2: 25,290 (34.06% of total reported deaths) Year 3: 7,083 (9.54% of total reported deaths) Total: 74,243 (100% of total reported deaths) Total reported wounded: Year 1: 97,166 (55.45% of total reported wounded) Year 2: 72,513 (41.38% of total reported wounded) Year 3: 5,553 (3.167% of total reported wounded) Total: 175,232 (100% of total reported wounded) Total reported casualties (deaths + wounded): Year 1: 139,036 (55.73% of total reported casualties) Year 2: 97,803 (39.2% of total reported casualties) Year 3: 12,636 (5.06% of total reported casualties) Total: 249,475 (100% of total reported casualties) So, in terms of annual reported deaths we see the following: Year 1 to Year 2: 16,580 fewer reported deaths (-39.6%) Year 2 to Year 3: 18,207 fewer reported deaths (-71.99%) *Year 1 to Year 3: 34,787 fewer reported deaths (-83.08%) In terms of annual reported wounded we see the following: Year 1 to Year 2: 24,653 fewer reported injuries (-25.37%) Year 2 to Year 3: 66,960 fewer reported injuries (-92.34%) *Year 1 to Year 3: 91,613 fewer reported injuries (-94.29%) In terms of annual reported total casualties we see the following: Year 1 to Year 2: 41,233 fewer reported total casualties (-29.66%) Year 2 to Year 3: 85,167 fewer reported total casualties (-87.08%) *Year 1 to Year 3: 126,400 fewer reported total casualties (-90.91%) *The Year 1 to Year 3 information goes from the first year of the war to through the ceasefire of October 2025 and through October 6, 2026. We should naturally find a dramatic decrease in that time span, it's included because I find it interesting. Anyways, this tells us a lot of information about the course of the war and Israeli conduct. We have been hearing a lot of information over the last few weeks that Israel's assessments would purposefully increase incidental (collateral) harm to innocent civilians. The data does not substantiate this. We see a reduction over time including year 2 from year 1 where we see a major offensive operation. The data demonstrates that Israel likely tightens its own constraints over time, this can be seen in the first year with a month over month decrease from the start of the war in total casualties. What's interesting about this in the discourse that's going on surrounding Israel's conduct in the war is that much of that discourse is not founded in reality, facts, or law. A lot of it is based on fundamentally flawed data (thanks to @MarkZlochin for researching that in relation to the @Michael_Spagat study). Instead of relying on the projections we should operate on what we have and the data that is provided to us by the Palestinian Ministry of Health. Further, this does demonstrate that Israel's intent likely is not to increase incidental harm to the civilian population since we can demonstrate real impact of harm reduction over time. If they are taking measures to reduce harm to the civilian population in Gaza it is also hard to substantiate that Israel's intent is to destroy the population, in whole or in part, as such. Another key component of this is that the total death toll accounts for 3.33% of the pre-war population, with a decrease of death over time. If you don't understand what I'm talking about here, that's okay. I'll be more blunt: It means that the conversation surrounding Israel's alleged commission of the crime of genocide is likely unsustainable under the jurisprudence since the data appears to show Israel taking measures to protect the Palestinian population from harm over time. Genocide requires the intentional destruction of a population, in whole or in part, because of their status as the protected group. Meaning, they are targeted as a group, not as an individual, for destruction. Just looking at the data it paints a picture, it does not address the rest of the analysis in the requirements for proving a claim of genocide. As of today that requires that it be the only reasonable inference available on the totality of the evidence. In my view as a lawyer in this area, the evidence does not allow for that to be the only reasonable inference, as discussed above. That does not account for the substantial weaponization of Gaza's infrastructure by Hamas and how that has led to substantive destruction in Gaza. It does not address the lack of distinction by Hamas, nor does it address the use of minors for combat purposes (which itself is a bit more complicated and nuanced). This only looks at the raw numbers of the last three years. That's it. This also does not insulate Israel from all claims, however. That's just about the claim of the commission of the crime of genocide as a whole. (Nor does this sentence convict Israel of any crime, it's just not the subject of this particular topic.) Hopefully you find this useful, please feel free to ask questions that may arise!

Geopolitically, this changes things. BRICS, will lose their B shortly. Bolsonaro and his faction pledged to pull out of the organization within the first few days of taking office. This is a major blow to the organization who loses their South American foothold.

Ireland played football in against Qatar, a literal slave that funds terrorism, in May. Ireland played cricket in Ireland against Afghanistan who has no equal rights whatsoever for women. Ireland exports alumina to Russia to help kill Ukrainian children. Look in a mirror.

I wonder if Ireland has any thoughts on the alumina it exports to Russia that’s used in Russian weapons that kill Ukrainian women and children. Or do they not care about their own participation in possible war crimes and crimes against humanity?

Name another state you actively hate and seek to dismantle

Many Jews who devote themselves to the political ideology that seeks to erase Jews are just finding you that they are in the modern VnJ. Jewish Greens in the UK, this is you. Jewish Liberal voters in Canada, this is you. Jewish Labor voters in Australia, this is you.

The Green Party are the modern British Union of Fascists

Are you happy now @ZackPolanski? Your party of imbecilic petulant children just said that your entire family should die, Jews should be driven to the sea, and a state where LGBTQIA rights are illegal and punishable by death should take its place. You didn’t even show up. Weak.

The “Pick Me” Jews found out that no matter how hard you try to fit in, they still won’t let you sit with them at lunch.

URGENT: Hamas is waging a campaign of incitement against a new children’s initiative in Gaza that provides food, healthcare, and a decent education to thousands of children. The Gaza Children’s Village was established in Deir El-Balah in 2025 by Palestinian-American neurosurgeon David Hassan. In addition to providing food aid, tents, tarps, and basic household goods to families of children who attend its programs, it provides traumatised children with health care and counselling as well as education. Thousands of parents and children are benefiting from these free services, and thousands more await its expansion so that they too can participate. Apparently, Hamas views this phenomenon as a threat. That is why over the past few days, Hamas surrogates have begun to vilify the Gazan Children’s Villages to their hundreds of thousands of local followers on social media. They warn that Hamas-affiliated teachers who apply for jobs are not being hired. They denounce the initiative for admitting a 13-year-old Palestinian girl who had been expelled from another school for refusing to wear a hijab. They also demonise the Gaza Children’s Village by levelling charges which, to Hamas followers, qualify as grounds to murder the school’s personnel. These include the claim that the school advocates “normalisation” with Israel; that it teaches “tolerance, respect for differences, conflict resolution, and peaceful coexistence with children from Israel”; and that the philanthropists who donate to it include some diaspora Jews and Israelis. Palestinians know well where such posts lead. After Hamas surrogates begin to publish them, massive Hamas platforms such as “Radi” (Deterrence) and “Imsik ‘Amil” (Catch a Collaborator) repost them. These outlets serve in turn as hit lists for Hamas’s armed, so-called “Arrow Unit,” which bears responsibility for abducting, torturing, and murdering designated enemies. As a Palestinian who cares about the future of Gaza, I fully support Gaza Children’s Village. It is exactly what Gazans need to rejuvenate their society, and undo the ruin Hamas brought over 20 years of control over Gaza. The claim that the organisation supports engaging Israelis, moreover, only furthers its value: Israel and its people are the Palestinians’ neighbours, they are not going anywhere, and their buy-in and support for rebuilding the strip will be absolutely crucial to achieve success. So the moment I witnessed Hamas attacking this initiative, I made a donation to Gaza Children’s Village and wrote this post to raise alarms. I hope everyone around the world who considers themselves pro-Palestinian will also offer their support. In particular, I hope the United States and all its allies including Qatar and Turkey upon whom Hamas relies for sustenance will do their part as well to send a clear message to Hamas that its campaign against Gazan children and parents will not stand. x.com/PeaceComCenter/status/…

Rich coming from a former Italian MEP. Wonder if she knows where this is…

“One was granted asylum. The other had an active claim.” The UK has granted asylum to terrorists that are seeking to massacre Jews and harm the UK all in the name of blind multiculturalism and “generosity.” With this government announcing expedited asylum to Palestinians and Afghans only, expect more of this to happen. Worse, not all of them will be stopped. If you’re Jewish in the UK, plan your exit now.

Ummm… if you are too radically ideological for Oman…

Am Yisrael Fly Dubai. Shabbat Shalom!

I’m honestly dumbfounded by this one

SkyNews Australia had veteran Captain, Byron Bailey on talking about the FlyDubai Flight from the UAE - Tel Aviv and let’s just say, it didn’t go the way Sky News expected it to. Watch! 🤣

Accusations against Israel in the Gaza War already debunked: - Famine ✅ - Forced Starvation ✅ - Targeting women and children ✅ - Ethnic Cleansing ✅ - Targeting journalists ✅ - Withholding aid ✅ - Genocide ✅ - Dog rape ✅

This is how it’s done

RTE down plays potential terrorist attack in the sky #israel #rte #dubai