Israel Exposed

Israelis block an ambulance for passing in an attempt to get the patient killed. This is sadly a very common occurrence in Israel. t.co/VmMQIqO4rZ

14 armed German police to escort a single zionist that showed up to an anti-genocide protest. t.co/F3Blx5QbO3

Thomas Massie reminds everyone that when X initially started revealing account locations, The Official DHS twitter account of The United States showed it was set up in israel. “There should at the very least be an investigation into this.” -Thomas Massie t.co/XFfDhDlcC8

Israel bombed an ambulance in Lebanon, yet another clear war crime. God have mercy, and ease the victims pain. t.co/i28R6iT75D

A massacre of children was carried out by the IDF against the Al-Tanani family in the northern Gaza Strip. April 24, 2026. t.co/ME6AmzOXhS

A Palestinian woman says gooodbye to her brother, killed by an Israeli raid on the Al-Zaytoun neighborhood in southeastern Gaza City. t.co/jE3I2lcEWZ

Toddlers killed in Gaza by Israel, since October 7, 2023: Under 1 year old (infant): 953 1 year old: 943 2 years old: 972 3 years old: 899 4 years old: 868 5 years old: 985 6 years old: 924 Ages 0–6: 6,544 This does not include the unidentified/unrecovered from the rubble.

A group of civilians was targeted west of Gaza City, multiple people butchered in broad daylight by Israel. t.co/qUPqwX8wR7

You can always tell which ones are Zionists from their eyes. t.co/aEC8GmnlXg t.co/eAp4La0lW6

Israelis entered the Christian village of Taybeh, and established a new outpost. They have begun the process of ethnically cleansing the Christians from their land. t.co/NhOM2rhLQ2

“We just want to know where they are. Are they alive? Are they dead?” An investigation by QNN has revealed the identities and final known moments of two Palestinian women: 75-year-old Aisha Bakr al-Aqqad and her daughter Huda, who were filmed blindfolded inside an Israeli military vehicle during the genocide in Gaza, before disappearing without a trace. Israeli forces stormed their home in Khan Younis after the women chose not to flee, believing their area would remain safe. During the raid, soldiers killed Aisha’s husband inside the house and detained their son Iyad. “Iyad told the lawyer that Israeli soldiers killed his father and arrested him,” a relative said. The family says they have received no information since. Attempts to locate them through the Red Cross yielded nothing, leaving their fate unknown as fears grow for Aisha, who was already in fragile health.

A photo from Al-Awda Hospital in Al-Nuseirat Camp shows the bodies of some of the victims slaughtered by Israel on Oct 21st, as part of Israel’s violation of the so-called “ceasefire.” In less than seven hours, Israel massacred 44 Palestinians. Among the 97 were 11 members of two entire families, including 7 children aged between 5 and 13.

Israelis try to run over a woman but fail. t.co/6w71OQaezv

IDF assaults a Palestinian family and forcibly expelled them from their home in the village of Al-Deirat in Masafer Yatta, south of Hebron, shortly before bulldozers proceeded to demolish it. t.co/1RM4oVkfQl

56 years ago today, the Kent State massacre unfolded, where four students were killed and nine others were wounded for protesting the expanding involvement of the Vietnam War. Instead of universal outrage at the murder of innocent students, there were voices saying that they were sorry “they didn’t killed more.” These weren’t one off, fringe voices. They were part of a broader climate that cast student protestors as threats rather than people exercising their right to dissent. It’s hard not to hear echoes today. The language might be different, but the logic is the same: delegitimize dissent, frame students as dangerous, and make state repression seem like the reasonable and obvious solution. Film: The Day the ‘60s Died (2015)

Video shows attacks by Israelis on a water pumping station in Ein Samia in the occupied West Bank, a vital station that supplies around 100,000 Palestinians with water. 57 such water stations have been attacked. t.co/EZwVGfawD3

Israelis in the occupied West Bank poisoned a Palestinian family’s dogs. t.co/I0U13Qk8zp

“Go inside, he will kill you” A 14-year-old Palestinian student, Aws al-Naasan, was shot in the head and killed outside his school in al-Mughayyir, northeast of Ramallah, after an Israeli reservist took position on a nearby hillside and opened fire toward the school. The Guardian reports testimonies from teachers and students describing scenes of terror, with children hiding in stairwells as staff rushed to secure the building. Teachers shouted warnings “go inside, he will kill you”, as gunfire rang out. Aws collapsed instantly, and his classmates carried his bleeding body along the school wall, leaving a trail of blood, but he died before reaching medical care. Minutes later, the same attacker shot and killed 36-year-old Jihad Abu Naim, whose wife is pregnant with their first child.

Double Down News has consistently been reporting the truth about Gaza from day 1. If you are not following them @DoubleDownNews , and Richard Sanders @PulaRJS, you should be. t.co/IrYkXiB1wu

'It should be seen as a act of war'. Philip Giraldi, former CIA officer with 18 years specializing in counter-terrorism, exposes Israeli spying on the US. He is the Executive Director of the Council for the National Interest (CNI) and a founding member of Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity (VIPS). He has been outspoken over the course of decades on Israel’s control over the United States. @philipgiraldi

They say today is 'World Press Freedom Day', and so we honor journalist Fadi Al-Wahidi, and all 260 journalist executed in broad daylight to hide Israel's genoicde. Fadi was shot on 9 October 2024 in the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza while covering the war for Al Jazeera. He was clearly identified as press and was working in the field when he was struck in the neck by an Israeli gunfire. He survived the attack but was critically wounded during this Israeli military operation in the area while reporting on displacement and ongoing attacks, which caused severe spinal cord injury and paralysis. His evacuation was delayed for months, as repeated medical transfer requests were not approved by Israel for a period of time, despite his life-threatening condition and urgent appeals from medical teams.

Oooof. t.co/iy0vkmDZ6e t.co/C6UftRpeQo

Dead and injured people arrive at Al-Shifa Medical Complex after an Israeli strike targeted a mobile phone charging point in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, north of Gaza City. t.co/8tIgKo1Pw9

"We will monitor social media and check your bank accounts. I have 40 analysts working 24/7, 7 days a week, and forward their findings to the FBI". t.co/znxQpd7bol

Israel bombed a kindergarten in central Gaza City, July 21st, 2025. t.co/WIfjXGScfP

'We should sanction Israel'. Ryan Grim calls out Zionist control of Scott Jennings show. @ryangrim t.co/JETEarKZKK

'Israeli society has gone full fucking fascist' - Investigative journalist @AbbyMartin t.co/FPA74Fe70x

On the evening of October 29, 1956, the IDF executed nineteen men, six women, and twenty-three children who were returning from their work in the nearby fields for violating a curfew they were never notified of. The IDF then forced other villagers to dig graves for their relatives under the cover of night, and placed a seven week gag order on any press who might have reported on it. The southern Triangle villages had been under a 10 pm daily curfew until the morning of the 29th, when Colonel Yisskhar Shadmi requested a last-minute change to a 5 pm curfew. When giving the instructions for this change, he instructed border patrol commanders to “shoot to kill” anyone found outside after 5 pm. The new curfew was only communicated to Kafr Qasim’s mukhtar at 4:30 pm. Thirty minutes proved not enough time to notify all of the village’s workers, who were yet in the groves, fields, and quarries beyond the village. It was not long before the shooting began. As the villagers returned home after their day’s work, they were met by the border police stationed on the road. A survivor from the first encounter, Abd Allah Samir Bdeir, reports that the guards ordered the workers to stand on the road before giving the execution order. The guards reportedly then checked over the wounded men, women, and children to ensure all were dead. By 7 pm, the border police had killed nineteen men, six women, and twenty-three children. Later that night, the army forced several residents of a nearby village to begin digging. They would not know until later that they were digging the graves of their neighbors. It was called the Kafr Qasim massacre

Me trying to increase my position in the x algorithm t.co/KtC8xy9kxZ