🚨🇺🇸🇮🇱 Newly released FBI files show that in 1948 Americans were secretly shipping explosives and warplanes to Israel against US law, and the man who founded AIPAC registering as an Israeli foreign agent Here's why that matters in plain terms... In 1947 the US government banned arms shipments to Palestine. People shipped them anyway. The FBI arrested four men when mislabeled explosives turned up on a Jersey City pier, and another group smuggled 30 aircraft out of Florida and got fined for it; one of those men later built Israel's aircraft industry and got a pardon from Bill Clinton. The files also describe the ADL, the group that says it fights antisemitism, getting hold of private Arab League papers in New York through a reporter. The biggest detail is a name: Isaiah Kenen. In 1951 he told the Justice Department his first client would be the Israeli government and agreed to register as a foreign agent, which is the legal requirement for anyone working for a foreign country inside the US. Kenen then founded AIPAC, the most powerful pro-Israel group in Washington, which has never registered that way. It says it represents Americans, not Israel. So why does a 75-year-old archive land now? Because AIPAC changed its money rules last week to make its donations harder to trace, because the ADL's own chief brags about 40 analysts watching Americans who protest the war, and because Congress is voting right now on a bill to share more US intelligence with Israel. The 1951 government made Kenen sign a form saying who he worked for. Why hasn't the government asked the question since? Source: MilitaryCom / Writer: Daniel

🇵🇸 “WE WERE PRAYING FOR HER TO FAINT.” Orthopedic surgeon Mark Perlmutter described amputating the leg of a five-year-old girl in Gaza after the hospital ran out of anesthesia. She stayed awake through the entire procedure. The only thing the anesthesia doctor could do was SING to her. Mark said the ER floor was filled with dozens of children, many missing limbs or with injuries so severe they needed amputations, inside a hospital with only around 40 to 50 beds. HEARTBREAKING 💔 Source: aljazeeraenglish (IG) / Writer: Sol

🇵🇸 A mother in Gaza lost all 7 children in one strike. “I miss the word Mom. No one calls me Mom anymore.” She had 2 sons and 5 daughters. The oldest was 20, the youngest just 3. She was at the market when an Israeli strike hit the school shelter where her family was staying. And somehow, she calls herself lucky. Lucky because she found their bodies and got to bury them. She misses their voices, their shouting, their little faces. And the one word she'll never hear from them again. “Mom.” 💔 How much more can Gaza lose before the world finally says enough? Source: Daizygedeon ( Instagram) / Writer: Daniyal