Tim Vale retweeted
Israel mistakenly assassinated 15 medical personnel? Then mistakenly buried their bodies in a mass grave? Then mistakenly lied about it? Until the mobile phone footage appeared.
Israel admits mistakes over medic killings in Gaza bbc.in/3XLEvqq
Tim Vale retweeted
The first 27 pages, the age is listed as 0.
The first 27 pages, the age is listed as 0.
The first 27 pages, the age is listed as 0.
The first 27 pages, the age is listed as 0.
The first 27 pages, the age is listed as 0.
The first 27 pages, the age is listed as 0.
Tim Vale retweeted
Merry Christmas from Saint Georges of Derdghaiya in South Lebanon.
This ancient Church, which has stood for over 300 years, was bombed and reduced to rubble by Israel.
9 innocent civilians, seeking refuge within its sacred walls, were killed in cold blood.
Tim Vale retweeted
They decorate their bulldozers with teddy bears and toys looted from the homes of dead and injured children they demolished. And they balk when the world calls it a genocide...
Tim Vale retweeted
remember when everyone spent weeks arguing about how israel would never bomb a hospital and since then they’ve just been bombing hospitals and schools every day
Israeli forces have bombed the UN-run, Ahmed bin Abdul Aziz School, in Gaza's Khan Younis. The attack continues Israel’s repeated pattern of targeting former school buildings, with some sheltering up to 65,000 displaced Palestinians.
Video: Israeli air attacks targets another UN-run school in Gaza
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“I guess I’m the Grinch the way you dudes feel. I never heard of you, I guess that’s why you live in whooville”
That’s a generational bar. Kendrick says this and Twitter shuts down.
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might be a ‘woke’ opinion but if you aren’t gonna wear the armband you don’t deserve to be captain. either you support everyone or you’re not captain, imagine if ipswich have a gay player who isn’t out or ipswich’s gay fans. that’s their captain.
Ipswich Town captain Sam Morsy chose not to wear a rainbow armband during Saturday’s defeat to Nottingham Forest due to his religious beliefs.
The 33-year-old midfielder was the only captain in the Premier League not wearing a rainbow armband across Rainbow Laces weekend, an initiative run by the English top flight in partnership with LGBTQ+ charity Stonewall to promote equality, diversity and LGBTQ+ acceptance.
Morsy, capped by Egypt nine times, is a practicing Muslim, and Ipswich said they respected their midfielder’s decision.
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