Erik Tilanus retweeted
They can buy X, they can buy Facebook and Instagram, they can buy TikTok and Google, they can buy journalists and television stations, and they can buy politicians. But they can't buy the people.
They tried to erase Palestine, but the world has become Palestine.
Krijgen jullie ook zo'n draaideur gevoel bij het nieuwe decor van het NOS Journaal?
Of moet het een reclamezuil voorstellen?
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De oktober-nieuwsbrief van het CDA Ledenberaad Midden-Oosten is uit, met daarin o.a. hoe Israël het oogstfeest op de Westoever 'viert'.
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Erik Tilanus retweeted
Tonight in Hebron and throughout the West Bank, residents—including women and children—were evacuated from their homes.
This is not what a war to eradicate terror looks like.
This is what terror looks like.
Dit is echt bizar. Wanneer ontwaken de VS uit deze nachtmerrie?
WATCH: President Trump’s full comments to CBS’s Nikole Killion about the war between Russia and Ukraine, arguing the land Russia has taken from Ukraine has gotten “bigger and bigger all the time, week by week,” and they have an “unlimited supply of people” to keep going, but not Ukraine....
“Russia would like to get it done. I think that — and you know, Russia is a big machine. They just keep grinding forward, and that’s what they’ve done. They’ve taken a very large piece of land, and, you know, you can say that Ukraine is doing well or poorly, but the land gets bigger and bigger all the time, week by week. It — just —they march forward. They just keep marching forward. They have an unlimited supply of people, whereas Ukraine, as you know, is — there’s a woman who’s, I guess, not exactly a very beautiful woman, nice woman, and she is on television recently talking about the fact that our men are gone. She’s a Ukrainian woman. Our men are gone. They’re lost. They’re dead. They’re in mental institutions. They’re walking around. They have no arms. They have no legs. In many cases, they’ve been hurt so badly; they’ve been just decimated, and it was very poignant. When I heard this, I said, boy, that’s some statement. And she said, Russia is a very big country. They can lose a lot of people in a war, and they have lost a lot of people. They lost 50 million people in the Second World War. They lose a lot of people, but they’re very big, and she said they have to settle this war. Look, Ukraine has lost a lot of people. Russia has lost a lot of people. Russia, though, is a giant nation. Ukraine is not. I can tell you this. We’ve been helping through Joe Biden originally, and he made a mistake because he should have done it through the European Union, and he should have been paid. European Union has quite a bit of money, although I have to tell you, they’re getting tired of spending it. But we gave $350 billion to Ukraine.”
“And, you know, I insisted on getting something for that money, and we got a very big chunk of land in rare Earth and other things, if anybody remembers. Let’s see what that amounts to, but Ukraine has to want to settle this war. Zelenskyy has to want to settle this war, and if he doesn’t, I think it’s going to be a very bad thing. Look, we have given tremendous amounts to Ukraine. We’ve got nothing back other than high diesel. We have — we have given probably possibly more money to Ukraine than almost anybody over the years. Hundreds of billions of dollars. We’ve gotten nothing back, and the American taxpayers are tired of it. We want Zelenskyy to make a deal. He can make a deal. He could have made a deal two years ago when we had our little chat in the Oval Office. We had a now quite well-remembered chat with JD, myself, some others. Zelenskyy could have made a good deal then, could have made a much better deal then probably, possibly, than he could make now, but he’s going to have to want to make a deal, because I don’t think his people are going to stand for it any longer. They’ve been fighting a war. So, last month they lost 32,000 people between the both of them. They’re mostly soldiers, mostly young soldiers, some people in a town that got hit or whatever, but mostly young soldiers. It doesn’t affect us much. It doesn’t affect us in theory at all. We’re not involved. What affects me is to see that many souls lost so needlessly, so what I’d like to see is I’d like to make a deal.”
“I’d like to see if they can make a deal. I thought, you know, I settled eight wars. I thought that would be the easiest one. The hatred between President Putin and President Zelensky is tremendous. I think that’s most of the reason they haven’t been able to make a deal, actually. But Ukraine has to want to make a deal because the United States has spent a fortune. Europe has spent a fortune. Europe is tired of it right now. They’re tired of it right now, and if they don’t make a deal, ultimately, it’s just going to get, in my opinion, it’s just really just going to get worse. You have a very big country in Russia. They have a lot of people. They have a lot of people to draw from. Ukraine does not have a lot of people to draw from, and it’s time to make a deal, and I say that — remember this though: We’ve given a lot to Ukraine. We’ve gotten absolutely nothing back except grief, death, tremendous monetary loss.”
“We’ve given incredible amounts of equipment, and military, primarily military equipment, but equipment of all kinds, and it’s time. I gave them javelins. When the stupid general for Russia — very stupid gentlemen — they had 1000 tanks riding up a concrete highway. They would have been in Ukraine in four hours going maximum tank speed — which is 48 miles an hour to be exact — nothing to stop them. The war would have been over in one day, and this very stupid general — I have no idea who he is. I doubt he’s still with us. I doubt he’s still living. He decided to hang a right onto the farmland and then take a left and go up to Kyiv, and rather than staying on the highway — the concrete highway, perfectly good highway where they were doing very nicely, would have been there in three and a half, four hours, and the whole war would have ended. He ended up getting stuck in the mud. It was like quicksand. They had — the night before, they had the heaviest rainfall they’ve had in ten years, and the land was soaking wet. It was like quicksand. This — I — most people don’t remember, but I do because it’s called war. You never know what happens. But he made a terrible decision, a legendarily bad decision. And the tanks got stuck. They couldn’t go forward. They couldn’t go back. They were dead, stuck, and they used the javelins. That’s the anti-tank weapon that I gave them. So, you know, the — the statement is Obama gave him sheets. I gave him javelins. So, I’ve helped Ukraine a lot, but it’s now time for them to end this war and stop all those young people from being killed.”
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Maar Israel zoekt geen ruzie met de buurlanden hoor. Israel is vredelievend.
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Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz on Lebanon:
Look at what is happening in Lebanon.
Today, more than 60 villages in southern Lebanon, beginning with those adjacent to the border, and beyond that, throughout the entire security zone up to the Yellow Line, an area of 700 square kilometers, are destroyed.
All the villages have been wiped out. Twenty-three thousand houses, all destroyed, demolished.
I am not even talking about what is underground, about the tunnels. Everything has been destroyed.
There are no residents there. Two hundred thousand residents are outside.
This is the Gaza model. And this is the model we are implementing.
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Erik Tilanus retweeted
Christenen die worden aangevallen door Israëliërs. Europese diplomaten die worden aangevallen door Israëliërs. Maar christelijke Kamerleden blijven zwijgen? Onbegrijpelijk. #Israel #Warcrimes @cdavandaag @christenunie @sgp @JuisteAntwoord
BREAKING: Israeli settler terrorists armed with sticks attacked the Christian village of Taybeh, assaulted diplomats from France and Belgium, smashed their car windows, and injured a 12-year-old child and an elderly woman from the village.
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Erik Tilanus retweeted
The olive harvest season in Palestine has always been a joyful occasion of community celebration & communion with nature, in addition to being a major source of income & national wealth.
With the Israeli Jewish terror in the West Bank, the uprooting & burning of trees, the theft of the olive crops, & the violence against our olive pickers, this season has turned it into one of fear, pain, deprivation & total uncertainty.
Erik Tilanus retweeted
Israëliërs krijgen al decennia lang te horen dat er geen Palestijnen bestaan. Tegelijkertijd worden die permanent weggezet als het ultieme kwaad. ‘Bouwstenen voor een genocidale staat, zegt Alette Smeulers, hoogleraar Internationale Misdrijven. rightsforum.org/in-israel-dr…
Erik Tilanus retweeted
De christelijk-Palestijnse familie Nassar verzet zich al decennia geweldloos tegen de bezetting. Nu dreigt ze haar boerderij Tent of Nations bij Bethlehem te verliezen: een Israëlische militaire commissie wijst herregistratie van het land af. rightsforum.org/bekende-pale…
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BREAKING - Is PUTIN selling IRANIAN DIESEL to TRUMP in a huge SCAM!?!?!?
Putin's regime is letting the press know that during Trump's 90 minute "Happy Birthday" phone call with Putin on Friday, Trump gushed over him, praising him over and over.
And so, they say, Putin played right into it, and pulled a massive con-job on Trump, apparently with the intention humiliating Trump in front of the entire world.
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Russia does NOT have enough diesel to supply its OWN needs. Especially since Ukraine has been destroying its refining plants. Russia is now getting its fuel needs met by IRAN.
The border of Iran is only a hundred miles from the border of Russia by truck, and only 500 miles by sea - they are connected by the Caspian Sea. And oil and petroleum products have been flowing to Russia steadily from Iran, all the time both the Ukraine War and the Iran War have been going on.
It's the reason Russia has been able to keep going, despite Ukraine's bombardments. It's the reason that Iran has kept going despite Trump's blockade of the Strait.
And THAT is the reason the United States has declared SANCTIONS on BOTH countries' export of oil, during all this time. Including NEW US sanctions and tariffs on nations that import Russian oil and gas, passed almost UNANIMOUSLY by Congress just weeks ago.
Yes. The "Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026". TRUMP himself SIGNED IT INTO LAW on September 18, 2026.
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But Trump walked RIGHT into Putin's scam anyway.
Either he already FORGOT about this, or he figured everyone in the United States is as dumb as his MAGA rally groupies.
He thought he could put a fast one over on all of us. And instead, he owned HIMSELF.
Bad enough if that diesel fuel is actually from Russia
But if it is from IRAN, then it will be used to finance IRAN in Trump's own war.
OUR OWN TAXPAYER money will be used against US. Against the United States of America.
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Commentary by Glee Violette.
Erik Tilanus retweeted
I am shocked by the political inertia in the face of what Israelis -settlers and soldiers- are doing in Palestine, where terror has become a daily reality. In the West Bank, torching century old trees and poisoning livestock. When will the EU take action against Apartheid Israel?
Replying to @warfareanalysis
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This is today, A Jewish settler, guarded by Israeli army soldiers, poisons Palestinian owned sheep and goats in the eastern part of al-Mughayyir village, northeast of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank.
Erik Tilanus retweeted
I received with profound shock and frustration the decision to cancel the legislative elections scheduled for 28 November 2026 and postpone them until 11 September 2027. I know that millions of Palestinians share this feeling, especially an entire generation that has waited twenty years for its first opportunity to choose its representatives and shape its future through the ballot box.
Setting a new date does not erase the disappointment or answer the most important questions: What guarantees that the obstacles will be overcome by next September? What practical plan and safeguards will prevent another postponement?
In my political assessment, efforts by a small number of leaders were the main driving force behind this decision, supported by certain factions, foremost among them the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. I hold those advocating this course politically responsible for pressuring the President to deny our people the opportunity to vote on the date established by presidential decree.
I cannot accept an agreement among a limited number of factions being presented as a comprehensive national consensus. Other factions, electoral lists and Palestinian voices remained committed to holding elections on schedule. They deserve to be heard. The lists that responded to the decree, prepared and collected citizens’ signatures—whether they had already registered or were preparing to do so—cannot be ignored. The national will cannot be reduced to the positions of those demanding postponement.
The lack of readiness of any faction must not suspend the rights of an entire people. We in Masar Jadid, alongside other new lists, demonstrated that preparation and participation are possible even with limited resources. The people alone have the right to grant or withhold their trust. No political meeting can replace their decision at the ballot box.
I call on President Mahmoud Abbas to hold an urgent meeting with representatives of the registered electoral lists, hear their objections and proposals directly, and discuss reconsidering the postponement. Dialogue must take place before decisions affecting everyone’s rights are finalized. It must include new political forces, young people and women who chose peaceful participation and believed in democratic change.
As President of Masar Jadid and head of its electoral list, I will continue, alongside my colleagues, to defend our people’s right to vote and renew democratic legitimacy through peaceful, political and legal means. We will not abandon our responsibility to the citizens who placed their trust in us, or to a generation that deserves a say in its own future.
Our people have the right to choose. Our young people have the right to shape their future.
#MasarJadid #RightToVote #Palestine
Erik Tilanus retweeted
Donald Trump a violé la souveraineté du Venezuela pour un accord pétrolier. Nous n’avons rien dit.
Donald Trump a exigé la souveraineté sur le Groenland, où l’on espère aussi du pétrole. En espérant que ça passe, nous n’avons rien dit.
Donald Trump a choisi de déclencher une guerre absurde avec l’Iran et les prix du pétrole ont bondi pour tout le monde. Nous n’avons rien dit.
Donald Trump a menacé d’interdire l’exportation de gazole américain vers la France, au risque de faire bondir les prix du gazole au-delà de 2,50 euros jusqu’à 3 euros. Nous n’avons rien dit.
Donald Trump a exigé que les pays du G7 vident leurs réserves stratégiques de gazole pour faire baisser les prix avant les élections des Midterms. Nous n’avons rien dit et nous avons obéi.
Donald Trump noue un pacte de fait avec Vladimir Poutine, pour s’approvisionner en gazole en Russie, au mépris des sanctions imposées par les Etats Unis et il exige un « nouveau président en Ukraine », songeant qu’une élection américaine vaut bien l’abandon de la sécurité européenne. Nous ne disons rien.
Quand l’Europe agira-t-elle pour s’immuniser aux sanctions américaines, s’affranchir de l’emprise des entreprises technologiques, mettre en branle l’Instrument Anti-Coercition ? Quand parlera-t-elle clairement et d’une voix ?
Car lorsqu’on écrira l’histoire de ces années folles, on ne se souviendra que d’une chose : l’Europe, elle, n’avait rien à dire.
Dominique de Villepin
© White House, 18 August 2025
Executie als TV show. De VS onder Trump kan het. Daarom werd TV-host Hegseth natuurlijk benoend tot minister van defensie (sorry: van oorlog).
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Pentagon wil executie Nidal Hasan door vuurpeloton live uitzenden - nos.nl/l/2634213
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Nog een voorbeeld hoe Israel zijn eigen vijanden creëert en zijn eigen onveiligheid organiseert.
🚨BREAKING: At 4am this morning, Israeli Forces raided a building in Al-Tur, occupied Jerusalem, forcibly removed its residents (didn't even allow them to pack belongings), and proceeded to demolish the 5 Storey building (10 apartments, ~70 residents made homeless in Jerusalem)‼️
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Hoe Israel zijn eigen vijanden maakt en zijn eigen onveiligheid organiseert
This story is insane.
The Palestinian Bedouin Israeli Yusef Alziadna is widely regarded as a hero in Israel after having saved 30 lives on Oct. 7.
Today, in recognition of his bravery, Israeli security forces arrived at his home with bulldozers & demolished the foundations of his family's home. They also demolished his storage shed & a chicken coop & damaged the area used by his brother’s flock of sheep.
It's not just his own property -- it's the whole neighborhood Israel wants to destroy. 65 demolition orders hang over the homes in the neighborhood. Just a week ago, his nephew got married; shortly before the wedding, he, too, had received a demolition order for his home. When the bulldozers arrived, it turned out that the newlywed had already demolished his own home to avoid a forced demolition.
There is 1 and only 1 reason Israel is trying to wipe Yusef's neighborhood off the map:
Yusef and his family have P-positive DNA. They are Palestinian Arab Bedouin, not Jewish. But Israel is a state for people with J-positive DNA. Jews. That means Israel will do whatever it can to push Yusef, his family and community off their land, because they have the wrong DNA.
Rahat itself was constructed decades ago to force Bedouins off their ancestral lands in the Naqb, into settled communities where they would have no access to land where they could tend to their flocks of goat, sheep, animals, etc.
Today, Yosef was scheduled to give an interview on Reshet Bet and recount once again how he saved... ...many on October 7th. He cancelled the interview. Instead of coming to the studio, he invites people to come to him and see what the bulldozers did in his neighborhood today. mekomit.co.il/%D7%A9%D7%9C%D…
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“So it wasn’t an open-air prison?”
That is one of the most common comments under photos of Gaza before October 7. Apparently, a beach, a restaurant, or a beautiful building is supposed to prove that people were free.
“Open-air prison” describes restrictions on people’s freedom, not how nice their surroundings look. Those photos also rarely show Gaza’s overcrowded refugee camps or the poverty in which so many people lived.
Before October 7, Israel controlled Gaza’s airspace and its crossings. And they controlled what entered Gaza. Leaving to study, work, or receive medical treatment depended on permissions many people could not obtain, and it required bribing Hamas to put their name on the list of those who were allowed to travel.
Israel’s control even extended to calculating Gaza’s food needs in calories. That calculation is documented, not simply an allegation.
Recognizing Israel’s responsibility does not excuse Hamas’s role in making life unbearable in Gaza. Hamas imposed exorbitant taxes on people, prompting repeated protests against its policies. These abuses deserve attention too. People who call Gaza an open-air prison should also be willing to address Hamas’s role in making it one.
But yes, Gaza was an open-air prison. When external powers control your life, severely restrict your ability to leave, and determine what goods and food are allowed in, a beautiful shoreline does not make you free.
Palestinians finding moments of happiness under those conditions never meant those conditions were acceptable.
Het beste bewijs van de juistheid en waarde van de originele film NAZA:
de Israëlische regering laat een propagandafilm maken om het origineel in diskrediet te brengen, onder de titel: NAZA!
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Israel's embassies are promoting a fake documentary called "NAZA: The Real Story," using the same name and a lookalike URL as the Venice prize-winning film NAZA, which exposes how Israeli soldiers describe a military culture of mass civilian killing in Gaza.
The real NAZA, made by Oscar-winning directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, features testimony from 24 Israeli intelligence officers and soldiers.
Israel's response was not to refute it, but to produce a propaganda film using its exact title to drown it out in search results. The embassy calls it "setting the record straight."
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