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You're welcome. He's also not going to stop even if he's wrong. These personalities are messed up.
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You're welcome. He's also not going to stop even if he's wrong. These personalities are messed up.
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For sure.
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Peruvians aren't
Peruvians aren't Americans, dude. They are South Americans. It's like a whoooole other continent.
The term American is short for a citizen of the US of America, or referring to the USofA.
When people around the world refer to ugly Americans, or say America sucks, or Death to America, do you really think they are talking about Peruvians or Peru. LoLz
PS: Oh, and when they speak of American excellence, or American ingenuity, they aren't talking about Peru either.
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The Zionists outsmarted him, he's unable to brush the hate aside to see the whole picture.. The Fake Jews are a scurge on humanity
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That "news" has been out there for about a month or two. They go through the Tel Aviv CNN office which directly works with the IDF.
It's completely corrupt.
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Nobody understands. My father stripped search a Christian and an American citizen last time he Visited. My 65 year old aunt was as well. We are Christian and treated like animals.
My brother happened to be in the West Bank on October 7th. He flew in the day before. We flipped out when we saw what was happening. He couldn't go and visit Jerusalem where my father was born. He was stuck in Ramallah. He called the embassy for help as AN AMERICAN and they said they couldn't help. So my cousins and my brother had to come up with a way..spent hours at a check point to get through Jordan to get out.
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They don't care what religion Palestinians practice.
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I do know that my father taught me the Koran when I was young. It was annoying. He wanted me to understand it. Why because of the context. The ritual prayers they pray are death to Jews and to Christians. He was adamant that his children understood what it meant because he didn't want us to date a Muslim man. He was very worried about that stuff. He hates what's happening but it's not surprising him at all. As a kid he would get jumped by Muslims and his cross ripped off his neck. My dad and my uncles were raised in the Catholic Church and were alter servers. My grandfather worked as a carpenter for the church there. At that time the Christian quarter was nothing but mostly Muslim.
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That's terrible. This is why I don't firmly believe in the 1st amendment.
I abhor the idea of a state religion in this country. It leads to nothing but destruction and pain.
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Well the real picture will unfold. But you have to truly believe in scripture.
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Up and until most people around the world believe in human rights for all, no religion will change anything.
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Also Christians are being treated horrible in the west bank by the IDF. They are over it.
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They want the land. It's clear they want the land. They think it all is theirs because they were there 2000 years ago.
Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight.
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It's so sad, they built it up. It's beautiful to visit. It's got so much of our generations there. It's going to be gone. Sooner than later. So much land and money my family owns as well.
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Israelis are settler colonizers and taking land that doesn't belong to them.
Upstanding and righteous Israelis and diaspora Jews acknowledge this and they are called "self-loathing" because they're honest.
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Jewish Supremacy in action.
Don't forget, the only "democracy" in the Middle East.
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Not that you need more proof that muslims are inhuman savages:
Israeli woman who was held hostage by Hamas speaks out on her abduction and sexual assault in Gaza
Lauren Izso
Updated Wed, March 27, 2024 at 9:22 AM EDT·4 min read
Amit Soussana has become the first Israeli woman to speak publicly about enduring what she says was a sexual assault and other forms of violence during her 55 days in captivity following the Hamas-led attack on Israel on October 7, according to reporting by The New York Times on Tuesday.
Abducted from her home by at least 10 men, Soussana said she was subjected to a horrifying series of events that saw her beaten and dragged into Gaza. The details of Soussana’s captivity paint a grim picture of her suffering; from being locked alone and chained by her ankle to being forced into performing sexual acts under the threat of a gun, according to .
Soussana, a lawyer, was released in late November of 2023 as part of an exchange of hostages in Gaza who were kidnapped during the Hamas attack for Palestinian prisoners.
“Amit Soussana’s courageous testimony detailing her horrific captivity is one of many harrowing accounts from hostages held by Hamas,” the Hostages Families Forum said in a statement.
It added, “Amit is a hero, as are all hostages enduring this living hell for 172 agonizing days. We must bring these brave women and men home before it is too late.”
Soussana’s eight hours of interviews with The New York Times shed light on the psychological and physical torment she said she experienced at the hands of her captors, offering extensive details of her ordeal across several locations in Gaza, including in private homes and a subterranean tunnel.
Several days into her captivity, she said, her guard began asking about her sex life.
Soussana said she was held alone in a child’s bedroom, chained by her left ankle. Sometimes, the guard would enter, sit beside her on the bed, lift her shirt and touch her, she told The New York Times.
Soussana added that the guard repeatedly asked when her period was due. When her period ended, around Oct. 18, she tried to put him off by pretending that she was bleeding for nearly a week.
Around October 24, the guard, who called himself Muhammad, attacked her, she said.
Early that morning, she said, Muhammad unlocked her chain and left her in the bathroom. After she undressed and began washing herself in the bathtub, Muhammad returned and stood in the doorway, holding a pistol.
“He came towards me and shoved the gun at my forehead,” Soussana recalled. After hitting Soussana and forcing her to remove her towel, “Muhammad groped her, sat her on the edge of the bathtub and hit her again,” The New York Times reported, citing Soussana.
A view from inside the destroyed house of released hostage Amit Soussana, kidnapped during the deadly October 7 attack by Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, at the Kibbutz Kfar Aza in Israel on January 29, 2024. - Alexandre Meneghini/Reuters/File
Dr. Ayelet Levy Shachar, mother of 19-year-old hostage Naama Levy, who was captured on video being dragged by her hair from the back of a Jeep at gunpoint in Gaza, her sweatpants stained with blood said, “Amit’s horrifying testimony is more proof that our loved ones in Gaza endure physical, sexual, and psychological torture every single day. Each day there is like an eternity.”
She said what happened to Amit “is the same nightmare so many other hostages, women and men, are facing every day in captivity. Maybe even at this very moment. We are begging – their lives hang in the balance. Bring our daughters and all our loved ones back to us now – before it is too late”.
Earlier in March, the United Nations published a report indicating that rape and gang rape, among other acts of sexual violence, likely occurred during the October 7 Hamas attack and said there was “clear and convincing” evidence that hostages were raped while being held in Gaza, and that those currently held captive are still facing such abuse.
Hamas official Basem Naim denied the UN report of sexual assaults in an earlier this month.
On Tuesday, Israeli President Isaac Herzog said that Soussana “speaks for all those who cannot speak. She speaks for all the victims of Hamas’ despicable sexual crimes and abuse. She speaks for all women everywhere,” according to a post on his X account commenting on The New York Times’ article.
Israeli woman who was held hostage by Hamas speaks out on her abduction and sexual assault in Gaza
Lauren Izso
Updated Wed, March 27, 2024 at 9:22 AM EDT·4 min read
Amit Soussana has become the first Israeli woman to speak publicly about enduring what she says was a sexual assault and other forms of violence during her 55 days in captivity following the Hamas-led attack on Israel on October 7, according to reporting by The New York Times on Tuesday.
Abducted from her home by at least 10 men, Soussana said she was subjected to a horrifying series of events that saw her beaten and dragged into Gaza. The details of Soussana’s captivity paint a grim picture of her suffering; from being locked alone and chained by her ankle to being forced into performing sexual acts under the threat of a gun, according to .
Soussana, a lawyer, was released in late November of 2023 as part of an exchange of hostages in Gaza who were kidnapped during the Hamas attack for Palestinian prisoners.
“Amit Soussana’s courageous testimony detailing her horrific captivity is one of many harrowing accounts from hostages held by Hamas,” the Hostages Families Forum said in a statement.
It added, “Amit is a hero, as are all hostages enduring this living hell for 172 agonizing days. We must bring these brave women and men home before it is too late.”
Soussana’s eight hours of interviews with The New York Times shed light on the psychological and physical torment she said she experienced at the hands of her captors, offering extensive details of her ordeal across several locations in Gaza, including in private homes and a subterranean tunnel.
Several days into her captivity, she said, her guard began asking about her sex life.
Soussana said she was held alone in a child’s bedroom, chained by her left ankle. Sometimes, the guard would enter, sit beside her on the bed, lift her shirt and touch her, she told The New York Times.
Soussana added that the guard repeatedly asked when her period was due. When her period ended, around Oct. 18, she tried to put him off by pretending that she was bleeding for nearly a week.
Around October 24, the guard, who called himself Muhammad, attacked her, she said.
Early that morning, she said, Muhammad unlocked her chain and left her in the bathroom. After she undressed and began washing herself in the bathtub, Muhammad returned and stood in the doorway, holding a pistol.
“He came towards me and shoved the gun at my forehead,” Soussana recalled. After hitting Soussana and forcing her to remove her towel, “Muhammad groped her, sat her on the edge of the bathtub and hit her again,” The New York Times reported, citing Soussana.
A view from inside the destroyed house of released hostage Amit Soussana, kidnapped during the deadly October 7 attack by Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, at the Kibbutz Kfar Aza in Israel on January 29, 2024. - Alexandre Meneghini/Reuters/File
Dr. Ayelet Levy Shachar, mother of 19-year-old hostage Naama Levy, who was captured on video being dragged by her hair from the back of a Jeep at gunpoint in Gaza, her sweatpants stained with blood said, “Amit’s horrifying testimony is more proof that our loved ones in Gaza endure physical, sexual, and psychological torture every single day. Each day there is like an eternity.”
She said what happened to Amit “is the same nightmare so many other hostages, women and men, are facing every day in captivity. Maybe even at this very moment. We are begging – their lives hang in the balance. Bring our daughters and all our loved ones back to us now – before it is too late”.
Earlier in March, the United Nations published a report indicating that rape and gang rape, among other acts of sexual violence, likely occurred during the October 7 Hamas attack and said there was “clear and convincing” evidence that hostages were raped while being held in Gaza, and that those currently held captive are still facing such abuse.
Hamas official Basem Naim denied the UN report of sexual assaults in an earlier this month.
On Tuesday, Israeli President Isaac Herzog said that Soussana “speaks for all those who cannot speak. She speaks for all the victims of Hamas’ despicable sexual crimes and abuse. She speaks for all women everywhere,” according to a post on his X account commenting on The New York Times’ article.
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