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AOC: U.S. Should ‘Prevent’ Israel from Potential ‘Ethnic Cleansing of Palestinians’ - BUT SHE'S NOT CONCERNED ABOUT AMERICANS HELD HOSTAGE OR MURDERED BY HER MUSLIM FRIENDS

 

AOC: U.S. Should ‘Prevent’ Israel from Potential ‘Ethnic Cleansing of Palestinians’  

Palestinian supporters participate in a rally in midtown Manhattan following continued fighting in Israel and Gaza that has now claimed the lives of over 1,500 people on October 09, 2023 in New York City. On October 7, the Palestinian militant group Hamas launched a surprise attack on Israel from Gaza …
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) said on Thursday the United States has a responsibility to prevent Israel from attempting to ethnically cleanse Palestinians from the Gaza Strip.

Speaking on X about Israel’s clear intention to destroy Hamas after its gruesome terror attacks over the weekend, Ocasio-Cortez said it is the United States’ responsibility to stabilize and secure the Middle East. “That means being able to support … Israel in its defensive capacities … in that context,” she said. 

She then suggested that Israel could try to ethically cleanse Palestinians from Gaza. Ocasio-Cortez’s suggestion came without making the distinction between Hamas terrorists and Palestinian civilians who live under Hamas rule. 

It also means that the United States has responsibility to ensure accountability to human rights — to prevent the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians, and to ensure that horrors do not happen in the names of victims who do not want their tragedy used to justify further violence and injustice,” said. 

Israeli President Isaac Herzog spoke to reporters on Thursday, making clear Israel’s war is focused on “fighting terror” and that it would spare no expense in eliminating Hamas.

FILE – In a Monday, March 16, 2015 file photo, Israeli leader of the center-left Zionist Union Isaac Herzog speaks with Israeli voters persuading them to vote for him in the upcoming Israeli elections in his party headquarters in Tel Aviv, Israel, a day ahead of legislative elections.  (AP Photo/Ariel Schalit, File)

“We are fighting terror,” Herzog said. “Humanity has to decide: are we accommodating terror or are we fighting terror? We saw the worst atrocities possible. We are seeing the worst atrocities possible by a whole campaign of a movement, which has major support from our neighbors.”

KFAR AZA, ISRAEL - OCTOBER 10: Gunshots and blood stains are seen on a door and walls of a house where civilians were killed days earlier in an attack by Hamas militants on this kibbutz near the border with Gaza, on October 10, 2023 in Kfar Aza, Israel. Israel has sealed off Gaza and conducted airstrikes on Palestinian territory after an attack by Hamas killed hundreds and took more than 100 hostages. On October 7, the Palestinian militant group Hamas launched a surprise attack on Israel from Gaza by land, sea, and air, killing over 700 people and wounding more than 2000. Israeli soldiers and civilians have also been taken hostage by Hamas and moved into Gaza. The attack prompted a declaration of war by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and ongoing retaliatory strikes by Israel on Gaza killing hundreds.(Photo by Alexi J. Rosenfeld/Getty Images)

KFAR AZA, ISRAEL – OCTOBER 10: Gunshots and blood stains are seen on a door and walls of a house where civilians were killed days earlier in an attack by Hamas militants on this kibbutz near the border with Gaza, on October 10, 2023 in Kfar Aza, Israel. (Photo by Alexi J. Rosenfeld/Getty Images)

Herzog also slammed CNN for accusing the nation for committing a “war crime” by imposing hardships on Palestinians as it responds to the massive terror attack by Hamas.

“I agree, there are many, many innocent Palestinians who do not agree with this [ideology], but unfortunately, in their homes, there are missiles shooting at us, at my children, on the entire nation of Israel. We have to defend ourselves,” he said. “We have the full right to do so. It’s about time the whole world understands it, this is the tragedy of using terror. There is no mercy to terror.”

A Channel 4 journalist followed up by accusing Herzog of “hold[ing] the people of Gaza responsible” for not removing Hamas, and therefore by implication that makes Palistinians legitimate targets.

“I did not say that,” he said. “But with all due respect, if you have a missile in your goddamned kitchen, and you want to shoot it at me, am I allowed to defend myself? Yes!”

Follow Wendell Husebø on Twitter @WendellHusebø. He is the author of Politics of Slave Morality.

‘Hearkens Back to ISIS’: Antony Blinken Says He Was Shown Evidence of Hamas Atrocities in Israel

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U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken listed in detail the many atrocities committed by terrorist group Hamas that he said he was shown by the Israeli government.

“Images are worth a thousand words. These images may be worth a million,” Blinken said in describing the evidence he had been presented when meeting with Israeli leaders on Thursday.

He stated what he was shown of Hamas atrocities “hearkens back to ISIS and some of the very things we saw when it was on its rampage.”

“It’s hard to find the right words,” he said. “It’s beyond what anyone would ever want to imagine, much less actually see and, God forbid, experience…  it’s really beyond almost anything that we can comprehend, digest.”

NONE WERE SPARED: Women, Children, Elderly, Peace Activists, Holocaust Survivor — Victims of Hamas Attacks Faced ‘Evil Not Created Even by the Devil’

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As the world sets its sights on the unprecedented surprise Hamas attack against Israel, emerging details of just how gruesome their tactics were have left many in the international community in complete shock over the “unimaginable horror” perpetrated against hundreds of innocent civilians, each with their own harrowing ordeal.

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On Saturday, Hamas’ multiple-pronged attack saw the Gaza-based terror group resorting to abuse, executions, and kidnappings of men, women, children and, at times, full families and even an elderly Holocaust survivor. None were spared.

In southern towns, the terrorists went door-to-door shooting Jews and burning homes with families within, proceeding to murder soldiers and infants alike, all while thousands of rockets rained down on Israeli civilian centers.

While the exact number of individuals abducted remains unclear, Hamas terrorists have claimed more than 100, and one senior Israeli military official shared a preliminary assessment that at least 150 Israelis were taken hostage by the Palestinian terrorists.

Of the hostages, several are reported to be American, with the White House confirming that over 20 Americans are still unaccounted for in Israel.

Hamas has since threatened to execute captives on live television.

Countless accounts from the attacks, which have been described as reminiscent of the Nazi era, have revealed the hideous atrocities that victims faced. 

Chicago native Natalie Raanan, 18, is one of the U.S. citizens taken to Gaza and being held hostage by Hamas. She and her mother were both kidnapped while visiting family. 

She is one of 20 missing Americans, with 22 others reportedly killed.

“I’m just devastated by it. It’s just very sad,” said Kurt Jung, a neighbor of her mother. “I think it’s sadder knowing they might be held captive.”

Rabbi Dov Hillel Klein of Evanston expressed his fears that the two may undergo torture or be killed.

“Her eyes always glowed,” he said about the mother, whom he has known for 15 years. 

On Saturday, Abbey Onn, an American citizen who had been living in Israel for eight years, hid in a safe room with her three grandchildren and son-in-law while Hamas terrorists invaded Kibbutz Nir Oz, threw smoke grenades into homes trying to lure residents out, and eventually set everything on fire.

The next day, a colleague spotted one of the children, Onn’s second cousin Erez Kalderon, in footage reposted by an influencer showing the 12-year-old being manhandled and dragged towards an opening in the border’s fence by armed terrorists.

“I burst into tears. I started shaking,” Onn said. “I’m a mother of three. This is just every parent’s worst nightmare.”

He and his entire family are still unaccounted for.

Erez’s sister, Gaya, told Sky News: “I was terrified to wake up on Saturday morning and receive messages like ‘the terrorists are in my bedroom’ and my 16-year-old sister writing [to] me: ‘I’m so scared.’”

One mother, Shiri, was seen being taken captive along with her husband, her elderly parents, and her two sons, a three year old and a nine month old, as horrified onlookers shouted: “She has a baby.” 

There is also footage of a terrified Israeli family being held hostage by Hamas terrorists after they killed one of the daughters. As the children begin to cry, a male voice off camera, believed to be one of their captors, tells them to relax, adding: “She went to heaven.”

Adi Vital-Kaploun, a 33-year-old Canadian citizen, was abducted from Kibbutz Holit and taken from her children, aged four months and four years. She remains missing in the aftermath of the attack, according to her neighbor Avitel Aladjem.

One emotional father described speaking on the phone with his two daughters when he heard the shouting terrorists spraying bullets, followed by the phone call ending. 

Another child, Abigail, watched as her parents were murdered in cold blood. She was subsequently kidnapped by Hamas and is being held in Gaza. 

More footage shows parents and little children forced by armed Hamas terrorists on to pickup trucks and driven away to Gaza as the terrorists chant “Allahu Akhbar” (Allah is great).

Noa Argamani, aged 25, was kidnapped by Hamas terrorists while attending a peace music festival and was dragged on a motorcycle from Israel into Gaza as she pleaded for help.

Her father, Yaacov, struggled as he told reporters that his only child is both sweet and loving. “Please, please, I beg you, don’t hurt her,” he said in a message to his daughter’s captors.

Her boyfriend, Avinatan, was also seen being led away by another group of men and is presumed to have been kidnapped.

In a highly disturbing incident, Hamas terrorists took Yaffa Adar, an 85-year-old wheelchair-bound Holocaust survivor, to Gaza at gunpoint. Begging for her release, her granddaughter explained that she suffers “a lot of pain” without her medication.

Hamas terrorists also livestreamed an entire family being held hostage to their Facebook so their friends and relatives could watch their final moments. They then forced the son at gunpoint to persuade neighbors to leave their homes. They have not been seen since.

Vivian Silver, 74, the founder and director of a pro-peace NGO, was also kidnapped by the terrorists, despite having dedicated her life to improving the plight of Palestinians.

“She is somebody who has always, always worked for what she believes in, and she believes in peace and a shared society in Israel,” said Lynne Mitchell, a friend of Silver’s. “She went there for that purpose when she was very young and has remained true to that her whole life.”

In addition, over 1,000 civilians were slaughtered during the unprecedented attacks that saw children executed before their parents, while parents were executed in front of their children.

One clip shows four Israeli hostages killed by Hamas shortly after their capture.

One survivor described being holed up in a shelter with dozens more when Hamas terrorists tossed grenades inside. His friend, who was suffocating, tried to escape but she was shot point blank and killed by one of the terrorists who continued to spray the room with bullets. 

Distressing dashcam footage has also surfaced, revealing Hamas terrorists firing upon music festival attendees at point-blank range and plundering their possessions amidst the chaos.

More clips of point blank executions have also emerged.

In one instance, an entire family of five — three generations — were brutally murdered by Hamas terrorists in Kibbutz Nir Oz after taking shelter in a safe room.

“What type of lowly people kill babies with their parents? It is so hard to think that you are no longer. My heart is with your parents, your siblings, and Johnny’s family,” one family friend said.

After the Israeli army entered Kfar Aza, a village close to the Gaza border, they reportedly found scenes of “unimaginable horror,” including the lifeless bodies of 40 slaughtered babies and children with entire families burned alive in their homes.

Reports of Israeli soldiers discovering dozens of dead babies have also been reported.

“I’m talking to some of the soldiers and they say what they’ve witnessed as they’ve been walking through these different houses, these different communities,” i24news correspondent Nicole Zedeck recounted.

“Babies, their heads cut off. That’s what they said,” she recalled. “Gunned down families — completely gunned down in their beds.”

Other footage of families reportedly burned alive in their vehicles have also emerged.

The attacks also saw “barbaric” acts of young females being raped, while others’ bodies paraded in the streets of the coastal enclave to cheering crowds who further abused and spit on the victims.

According to eyewitness accounts of the festival massacre, “women were raped at the area of the rave next to their friends bodies, dead bodies.”

Numerous assault victims seem to have subsequently faced execution, with others being transported to Gaza. In images shared on the internet, some can be seen being marched through the city streets, visibly bleeding between their legs.

An interrogation of one Hamas operative revealed that the terrorists had set their sights on women, teenagers, and children in order to rape them.

On Monday, Breitbart News reported that families of several kidnap and murder victims from Hamas’ savage attack over the weekend have reported the terrorists using the cell phones and social media accounts of their victims to send them graphic photos and taunting text messages.

One girl, Mor Bayder, said Hamas uploaded a graphic photo taken with her slain grandmother’s phone — of her grandmother’s corpse to her own Facebook account on Saturday morning. 

“A terrorist came home to her, killed her, took her phone, filmed the horror and published it on her Facebook wall. This is how we found out,” Bayder said. “The purest thing in the world, the light of my life, my whole world, my grandmother, this can’t be real.”

Footage of celebrations of the savagery have been documented as well. 

In one of many instances, Palestinian residents of the Jenin area were seen celebrating while holding rocket fragments believed to be from Gaza.

Eli Cohen, Israel’s foreign minister, said on Monday evening in a press conference that Hamas’ actions constitute “an evil that’s not created even by the devil.”

“I think that in the last decades, I don’t think that we saw such things, maybe only in ISIS what they did,” he said. “ISIS did it to men and woman, but to take an 85-year-old Holocaust survivor in a wheelchair captive. Even between the war between Russia and Ukraine, we did not see murdering entire families.”

Such “vicious and evil” was only seen with the Nazis and possibly with ISIS, according to the minister. 

“Hamas executed an historical massacre that the world will not forget,” he added.

Joshua Klein is a reporter for Breitbart News. Email him at jklein@breitbart.com. Follow him on Twitter @JoshuaKlein.

Tom Brady: ‘There Should Be No Gray Area About Condemning Hamas’ Terrorist Attacks on Israeli Citizens’

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Legendary New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady on Thursday strongly condemned Hamas’s terrorist attacks against Israeli citizens, declaring that “No human deserves this.” 

“There should be no gray area about condemning Hamas’ terrorist attacks on Israeli citizens,” the seven-time Super Bowl champion wrote in a social media statement. “No human deserves this.” 

Brady shared that he is “heartbroken for all of the innocent lives lost in Israel and Gaza this week,” as well as “the losses that are sure to follow.” 

As of Thursday, the death toll of Israelis surpassed 1,300 people, while more than 3,000 were wounded, as Breitbart News noted. Reports indicate another 150 Israelis have been abducted by Hamas. 

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“It’s horrifying to watch this violence continue to unfold with no indication of stopping,” he added, noting he and his family “will continue to pray for the families that find themselves in the middle of this tragedy.” 

Brady spent 20 years of his historic career playing for the New England Patriots under owner Robert Kraft, who was raised in an Orthodox Jewish family, as the Associated Press (AP) noted in March. Kraft is a strong advocate against antisemitism and for Israel. 

In a statement released by the Patriots on social media, Kraft stated, “Our hearts break as we mourn the loss of the many innocent victims of these horrific attacks.” 

“We will continue to fight against the hate that feeds this senseless violence,” Kraft added. 

Kraft founded the Foundation to Combat Antisemitism (FCAS) in 2019 after receiving the Genesis Prize. 

The Genesis Prize’s website states: 

The Genesis Prize is an annual $1 million award that honors living Jewish individuals who have attained international renown in their chosen professional fields, are proud of their Jewish heritage, care about the future of the Jewish people and the State of Israel, and inspire young people to make the world a better place.

Along with contributions from others, Kraft invested $20 million into the FCAS, the mission of which is to “win the hearts and minds of non-Jews and Jews through powerful positive messaging and partnerships, motivating and equipping them to be defenders of and upstanders for Jews.”

In March, Kraft was behind a $25 million television ad campaign called “Stand up to Jewish Hate,” the AP noted

“The rise of antisemitism, to me, is the real breakdown of what this society stands on,” Kraft said at the time. “In my lifetime, I have never seen the way things are right now with this hatred against Jews.”

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