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BREAKING: Amsterdam Mayor regrets calling what happened in Amsterdam a “pogrom”, saying “we were completely overtaken by Israel”: “In hindsight, I should not have used the word ‘pogrom.’… We were completely overtaken by Israel. At 3 am, Prime Minister Netanyahu suddenly gave a lecture about what had happened in...

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Matt Scott1 yıl önce

Is the Amsterdam Mayor really this naive? Are our politicians, as some later date, going to turn round and just say “Israel and Netanyahu fooled us” about the whole genocide and its propaganda operation? The rest of the world is not fooled.

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Ousman Noor1 yıl önce

The world is waking up to Zionist lies. No-one believes their bullshit anymore. Fewer people are willing to repeat it. Truth will prevail. #FuckZionism

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Misbah, Qasemi1 yıl önce

Throughout the ongoing Israeli actions in Gaza, widely described by United Nations as genocidal, the entire Western media and political class have functioned as de facto press agents for Israel’s disinformation campaigns. A striking example is the Amsterdam riots, where efforts seemed focused on shielding racist football hooligans and justifying the actions of a state accused of committing atrocities. This raises a critical question: why has the entire Western political class appeared so overwhelmingly aligned with Israel’s agenda? Amsterdam Mayor regrets is very exceptional to surrender into her own moral responsibility.

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Farnod Pirayehgar1 yıl önce

Same playbook for decades

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Javed Bashir1 yıl önce

Key take-away, when Netanyahu calls, send him to voicemail.

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4DialogSk 🇵🇸1 yıl önce

An example of the systemic disinformation that sustains the genocidal regime & whitewashes the ugly face of Zionism with false victimhood.

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Gaz1 yıl önce

The world is waking up to the poisonous influence of that wicked state. There is no limit to what it will do to exert its influence worldwide. Only the deaf dumb and blind fail to perceive this

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Lynda Keen1 yıl önce

Dutch politicians backpedalling because they were caught out. Dirty two-faced jerks. Don't forget: at the time they IMMEDIATELY backed the Israelis in the face of all the evidence.

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Nawal1 yıl önce

They knew at 3am what was happening. Our president Schoof was sleeping and his phone was off. They knew wat was happening in Amsterdam before the mayor herself. They had the planes ready and a rapport of Hamas so called affiliated organisations. But on 7/10 it took them 6 hours.

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My name is Naor Narkis. I am an opposition political candidate in Israel, a member of the Democrats party, currently running an active campaign to change the government. I am reaching out to you after my Facebook and Instagram accounts were both blocked 48 hours ago. These are not minor accounts. Together, they generate over 25 million views per month, making them among the most influential political voices on social media in a country of just under 10 million people. The suspension came just hours after Amit Segal, one of Israel's most powerful television journalists and broadcasters, known to be close to Prime Minister Netanyahu, publicly attacked my freedom of speech in a series of posts on X. He was joined by several journalists from major Israeli media outlets, all targeting my political activity and my campaign to change the government. His posts preceded the suspension of my accounts by just a few hours. At the very moment my campaign was at the center of Israeli public debate, my accounts on Facebook and Instagram were suspended. As of this moment, I have no access whatsoever to my accounts. Despite reaching out to official Meta employees in Israel, the issue remains unresolved. This is precisely the kind of intervention we have read about in 'Careless People' by Sarah Wynn-Williams, the ways in which powerful social media platforms have been used across different countries to interfere in democratic processes and tilt the balance of power in favor of autocratic and anti-democratic forces. At this moment, I am experiencing what I can only describe as political interference and the weaponization of the world's largest social network against free speech happening here, in Israel. In the coming hours, I will be taking legal action against this interference in Israel's democratic process by Meta. I call on international press freedom organizations, journalists, and media outlets around the world to cover and investigate this case. What is happening here is not just an Israeli story, it is a warning for every democracy in the world.

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Wyatt Reed

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