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‼️RARE FOOTAGE FROM 2004‼️ "Besides cutting off beards, everything happened there... Beating, shooting... I KNOW FOR CERTAIN THAT I WAS INDIRECTLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE KILLING OF A WANTED MAN WHO WAS HANDCUFFED" April 2, 2004: Prominent Israeli actor Lior Ashkenazi talks, on live TV, about the war crimes he...

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Another remarkable footage from that court is when he appeared for the first time before an investigative judge in July 2004, not in a public trial but a preliminary legal procedure. It wasn't meant to be videotaped, but somehow it was. He was equally defiant. He refused to recognize the authority of the court, challenged the legality of the U.S. occupation, and asked the judge to identify himself. When the judge said the court was established based on a coalition power decree, he replied, "I don't recognise the coalition; it's an occupation force."
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Matayo was ALL OVER the field causing HAVOC ‼️‼️‼️ He was a man on a mission; he knew his coaches and teammates counted on him to step up after finding out his brother BURCH was out. In the last DEFENSIVE SERIES, Matayo put on a PASS RUSHING CLINIC. He recorded the only SACK of the game for both sides of the ball, and he was relentless when putting pressure on that QB‼️‼️‼️ #FamilyIsEverything #GodsPlan #BIGDAVEsBLUEPRINT

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Refaat Alareer, a leading Palestinian professor and writer, was killed in an airstrike in northern Gaza, on December 7. We spoke in October about the trauma of being a parent during war. He asked for the audio to be shared in the event of his death.
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Refaat Alareer, a leading Palestinian professor and writer, was killed in an airstrike in northern Gaza, on December 7. We spoke in October about the trauma of being a parent during war. He asked for the audio to be shared in the event of his death.

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