Ask Ezzideen About Gaza

Ask Ezzideen About Gaza

Do you have questions about what's happening in Gaza? Are you curious about the situation from the perspective of someone living there? Now is your chance to ask!

I will be collecting your questions and sending them to Ezzideen, a resident of Gaza. He will provide answers based on his firsthand experience. If there are relevant photos, I will share those too.

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Wallonia bans transit of all arms towards Israel

"Given the situation in Gaza and the decisions of the ICJ, the Minister-President has signed a ministerial decree forbidding all transport o

Wallonia has issued a ban on the transit of all arms from its territory towards Israel, the region's Minister-President Elio Di Rupo (PS) confirmed to Le Soir. The decision followed an investigation by Belgium's francophone national news channel RTBF, as well as Le Soir and De Morgen, which revealed that 70 tonnes of munitions and explosives had transited via Liège airport to Israel since Hamas attack on 7 October. This was despite a commitment made in February by the Walloon government to prevent lethal weapons from passing via the region to the Jewish State. The media investigation revealed that a legal loophole had allowed arms transit to continue, with the military material sent from New York and stopping in Liège en route to Tel Aviv. Shipments were handled by Challenge Airlines, an airfreight logistics company which operates predominantly via transit hubs in Israel, Malta, and Belgium. The company's CEO, Yossi Shoukroun, is himself an Israeli national.Commenting on the details of the cargo, Wies De Graeve of Amnesty International in Flanders confirmed that the material was "military equipment from the US passing via the Israeli-American airfreight company Challenge". The airline was able to exploit a legal blind spot by transiting via Liège without transferring goods between aircraft. Until now, planes did not require a licence to make a short stop in Wallonia airports providing that cargoes were not moved from the aircraft. But on Monday, Di Rupo's office signed a ministerial decree forbidding all transit of arms towards Israel, regardless of whether the cargo leaves the aircraft or not.

i genuinely have to wonder the mental state of zionists because one replied to my post about an iof atrocity going WELL hamas burned hundreds of people alive including babies in cribs. and that statement has a link. i check the link. it's a human rights page which mentions the war crime of targeting civilians for both hamas and the IOF. hamas shoots like 3-5 guys in the provided video. there's a quote from the iof (known beacons of honesty, morals and child protection, who have never presented dentures as dead child teeth) saying kids were there and got killed. not a mention of the burning, baby or crib that they're talking about.

my theory is that someone else gave them the link and they shared it without checking because the only other options is that they have some kind of condition that causes hallucinations

Does… does Israel not realise the meaning of the word "ceasefire"?

from Al Jazeera's Palestine news feed: [X]

what's the deal with american liberals and shoddy metaphors. "imagine your house is on fire and it's not a good house but all you got and your only firemen are hitler and mussolini each with a baby and bathwater" well no thank you, İ'm not going to imagine that