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Motie Omari ☪️ مطيع العمري's avatar

Excellent article, thank you! If can write the next one on 911 & dancing Zionists, their arrest and release by the Feds, their interviews on Zio TV.

Note: regarding soccer balls being dropped by the Zio demons packed with explosives, this is nothing new, unfortunately.

In Palestine, a young boy Ziad ran to retrieve a teddy bear stuffed animal dropped by the Zio demons, for his little sister. Once he picked it up, it blew off his legs and one of his arms.

In 2002, I met Ziad in person in Santa Clara, California when he was the guest at a fundraiser for the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund PCRF, (Ziad was the first child sponsored by the PCRF) founded by the amazing Journalist Steve Sosebee who now leads Heal Palestine.

Lastly, Palestine has the right to live and exist, Palestinians always have the right to resist, and contrary to the current tenant in the White House, Jerusalem, is the eternal capital of Palestine.

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Suman Suhag's avatar

Soon, the House will vote on an amendment to block taxpayer funding to Israel’s military.

I will be voting yes.

The Israeli government’s actions in Gaza raise serious concerns under international law, and its decisions have risked drawing the United States deeper into broader regional conflict, including with Iran. American taxpayers should not be asked to fund further military escalation.

I recognize that this amendment, as written, may affect both military assistance (approximately $3.3 billion) and a smaller portion of diplomatic funding (around $50 million). Ideally, these would be considered separately.

However, the central issue is clear: billions in military funding.

At a time of rising global instability, we must carefully evaluate where and how American resources are used and whether they align with our values, our laws, and our long-term interests.

For me, opposing this scale of military funding is the right decision.

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