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BBC asked to remove Gaza documentary over narrator’s father’s ties to Hamas

Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone’s 13-year-old narrator, Abdullah, has been revealed to be the son of Ayman Alyazouri, a deputy agriculture minister in the Hamas-run government

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lets play hide the pencil ,,,(or,,, all the gear and no bike)

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"I love you man",,,"yeah i know,,,i love ME too!"

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just lay your head there while i run my hands through your skin

[tiredgirlvent]

Yarden bibas ( survivor )

Remember their names

Shiri bibas 💔

Ariel bibas 💔

Kfir bibas 💔

Never forget what Hamas ,

Civilizations and UNWRA did !

An entire generation wiped out by these scum of the earth !

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How anyone can happily support and valorise the kind of people who kidnap babies in their pyjamas from their home, hold them hostage, murder them, and then hold their bodies for months while their families and communities continue to hope and pray for them and think for an iota of a fucking second they have the audacity to lecture anyone else about human rights or justice.

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And then when they do deign to return the bodies of these tiny innocents they turn it into a sick and cruel spectacle to dig the knife in that little bit deeper for their families. Absolute monsters and anyone who still supports them after this have lost any semblance of humanity they ever had.

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kiss me then piss me,,,

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A real PATRIOT dons a rubber mask on to lick a filthy boot,,,,im sure Churchill would have approved,,

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The Waagepetersen Family

Artist: Wilhelm Bendz (Danish, 1804-1832)

Date: 1830

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen, Denmark

Description

The busy businessman looks up briefly from his work when his wife and two of the couple’s children enter his office within the family’s home on Store Strandstræde in Copenhagen. The Danish middle class with its clear demonstration of the pressures of work handled by the head of the family.

The home is sparingly furnished with no unnecessary ornamentation, reflecting the thriftiness prevalent in Denmark during the hard years that followed the Napoleonic wars. The head of the family shown in the picture is the wine merchant Christian Waagepetersen, one of the men who clearly marked that the middle classes had become the dominant group within Danish society after the aristocracy’s centuries of dominance.

Waagepetersen was keenly interested in art and music. He frequently threw musical soirees in his home, where the leading Danish composers and musicians attended alongside painters and sculptors. Waagepetersen also commissioned several pictures addressing themes from his own life and work like this piece.

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They disgust me !

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a sly kiss after a hard day of Play Farm

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my Ducati is on its way,,,,or if not its the No 32 to Town,,,

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for target practice,,,aim here

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dark shadows