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State Comptroller Office: Findings of probe into Nova massacre 'earth…
On 7 October, Hamas carried out an unprecedented surprise attack on Israel. Under the cover of a barrage of rockets, fighters from the Hamas
19 Feb 2024
On 7 October, Hamas carried out an unprecedented surprise attack on Israel. Under the cover of a barrage of rockets, fighters from the Hamas military wing, the Qassam Brigades, broke through the Gaza border fence to attack nearby military bases and settlements (kibbutzim).
Israel claims that during the attack, Hamas fighters massacred some 1,200 Israelis, the majority civilians, while committing unthinkable atrocities.
A close review of events on 7 October shows that Hamas fighters instead carried out what amounted to both a military assault and mass kidnapping operation to break Israel’s decades long siege on Gaza, which many view as the world’s largest concentration camp.
In the process, they did kill hundreds of Israelis, including soldiers, police, and civilians, while taking hundreds more as captives back to Gaza.
At the same time, many of the claims made by Israel about the scale and nature of Hamas atrocities, including the most horrific, have proven to be fabrications.
Shockingly, many of the Israeli civilians and soldiers who died that day were killed not by Hamas, but by Israeli forces themselves, both as a result of friendly fire and the controversial military policy known as the “Hannibal Directive.”
The policy dictates it is better for Israel to kill its own soldiers or civilians rather than allow an enemy to take them captive.
As detailed below, the Israeli military unleashed overwhelming firepower to reconquer the military bases and kibbutzim near Gaza that had been taken over by Hamas.
L’artiste Moscoman de Tokyo, dont un des morceaux est dans la compilation Bring Them Back, avait lancé un SOS aux médias, labels de musique, ainsi qu’aux artistes. Il s’était étonné de l’absence de réaction immédiate des clubs berlinois (ce qui fut fait quelques jours après par la Club Commission, le temps du deuil et d’absorber le choc pouvant expliquer de ne pas réagir immédiatement). Il faut reconnaître que peu d’artistes ont réagi, surtout parmi les « plus grands » en nombre de followers, mais il faut peut-être justement cesser de tout voir selon la quantité, et plutôt voir la qualité avant tout.
Compilation de soutien toujours disponible sur https://www.october07.org/
Merci en tout cas à Moscoman de son soutien.
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#7octobre #psytrance Message de Solitary Shell aka Raphaël Hauser, de Lyon, le 10 octobre :
"Un triste jour pour la communauté psytrance et pour le monde.
Je prie pour chaque victime des forces du mal.
Je prie pour un amour sans frontières et pour ce qui fait de nous des humains.
Et j'espère que nous verrons des jours plus lumineux bientôt."
Merci à lui pour son hommage.
Rami Shmuel, an organizer of the Nova Music Festival that was attacked by Hamas terrorists on October 7th, speaks with PULS 24 Anchor Thomas
24 November 2023
Ah, our friend Rami Shmuel has popped up again to do some serious PR for Bibi.
I think we should not be dealing with politics now, I think there was a big underlying error in analyzing the information about the attack from Hamas on October 7th by the Israeli government and Israeli Defense Force, but I think right now Israel is in the middle of war and this is not the time to deal with politics.
Full transcript below the cut.