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“At least 15 cases of sexual assaults, including rape. Shot with rubber bullets at close range. Tens of people’s bones broken,” organizers of the Global SumudFlotilla posted on the Telegram social media app.
“While the world’s eye is trained on the suffering of our participants, we cannot emphasize enough that this is a mere glimpse of the brutality Israel imposes daily on Palestinian hostages.”
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Additional Context and Clarification Regarding Recent Allegations
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They raped a man.
They gang-raped him.
They raped him so brutally that he had to be hospitalized.
Doctors documented the injuries.
The video of the assault was leaked.
Now the rapists are free.
This is not just unlawful and immoral. It is sick!
#ThisIsIsrael
Israel dropped charges against 5 IDF soldiers who were caught on camera beating and raping a Palestinian prisoner.
Follow: @AFpost
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Most powerful person on earth is a pedophile.
Richest person on earth is a pedophile.
Saying the whole system has to go should be the moderate position.
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We are GIVING AWAY a WOOLHAVEN PC with the help of @AftershockpcAU
To celebrate the release of our first expansion! ❄️
❤️ Like 🔄Retweet 👤Be following us for a chance to win!
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They told us Democrats would turn America into a show-your-papers society.
They told us Democrats would strip away the Second Amendment.
They told us Democrats would jail us for what we say.
They told us Democrats would drag us into more foreign wars.
They told us Democrats would cover up a child sex trafficking ring.
And then Republicans took power and decided to do all of it themselves.
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me cringing at all the people mad that peanut won. every vtuber in that category deserved to be there.
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I’m gonna give 10 random people that repost this and follow me $25,000 for fun (the $250,000 my X video made)
I’ll pick the winners in 72 hours
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At least 9 precincts in Hinds County—Mississippi's most populous county and the home of the 83%-Black capital city of Jackson—have run out of ballots in the statewide election.
The polls are set to close at 7 p.m., but court orders could keep them open. – at Columbia, MS
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A member of the Hinds County Republican Executive Committee is considering filing a lawsuit to keep the polls open longer after a number of Hinds County precincts ran out of ballots. wlbt.com/2023/11/07/unaccept…
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BREAKING: Late last night, a judge ruled that Harrison County Schools can bar our client, a trans girl, from attending her high school graduation unless she wears boy’s clothes - socks, dress shoes, pants, a button down shirt and tie.
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Is there anything I can say to convince you to make a donation to our campaign? Tate Reeves has millions of dollars from special interest pals ready to spend against us.
This isn’t that type of campaign. I’m running to represent Mississippians, not the lobbyists.
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RIP Jerry Springer. Still annoyed that you exploited me and a bunch of other homeless teens but Rest In Peace.
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It’s going to take way more than a cheap election-year Band-Aid to save Mississippi’s rural hospitals. The way out of Tate Reeves’ healthcare crisis is for us to grow a backbone, put aside partisan games, and expand Medicaid.
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Mississippi deserves leaders who fight for our families, children and workers rather than themselves and their rich friends. We deserve leaders who will never forget where they came from or who put them in office.
That's why I'm running for Governor of Mississippi.
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My campaign is up against our biggest test yet. At the end of the month, all of our fundraising numbers are going to go public. Can you help us show Tate Reeves and the national pundits just how strong our movement is by chipping in right now?
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Maybe because our votes cannot be bought for an immoral budget that awards $50 million for future prisons, does nothing to address common sense gun reforms, and prioritizes corporate tax cuts over helping everyday Tennesseans.
Our constituents deserve better.























