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No Wes Streeting, the BMA is not acting like a cartel. It’s acting like a trade union. And frankly it’s disgusting to hear you talk like this while huge numbers of doctors can’t get NHS jobs because you haven’t created them, while millions of patients are on waiting lists🚨🚨🚨
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Serious question: is there a single other government on the planet that can murder American children as frequently as Israel does without our politicians & media raising hell about it?!
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The Slaughter Games
Please make sure everyone sees this:
This is one of the most heartbreaking photos I’m posting. I came across it today.
On the left is Suleiman al-Obeid, a star player for Khadamat al-Shati FC. On the right is Mohammad al-Malfouh, who played for Shabab Jabalia FC. The photo was taken in 2019, after a match between their two teams. Al-Malfouh posted it on his Facebook page with the caption: “Thank God, always and forever.” It was a proud moment for him to face al-Obeid, one of Gaza’s soccer legends, known as the “Pelé of Palestine.”
We now know that Israel killed Suleiman al-Obeid on August 6, 2025, while he was out seeking food. What was not widely known until now is that Mohammad al-Malfouh was killed much earlier, on December 11, 2023.
I feel a personal connection to both of them. I was born in al-Shati Camp, the home team of al-Obeid. As a teenager, I trained with the youth team of Shabab Jabalia FC, the very club where, years later, al-Malfouh would join the first team. I was teaching English in local schools whole al-Malfouh was named one of Gaza’s 10 top scorers in 2018.
My own soccer coach at Shabab Jabalia, Nihad al-Malfouh, Mohammad’s uncle, was killed in the same airstrike that took Mohammad’s life.
In the comments are more photo of Mohammad al-Malfouh (1996-2023)
Suleiman al-Obeid (1984-2025)
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Benjamin Netenyahu has announced plans to occupy Gaza, in response Britain has sent Israel a strongly worded statement alongside the usual export of arms
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Does anyone know this lovely couple? They accidentally forgot to pay their bill at D'Arcy's Wine Bar in Horsham Friday night and the bar would love to reunite them with it!
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POLL: “Labour” MP Lisa Nandy has told the BBC that she would not want to see Kneecap on TV
Repost if you want see Kneecap on TV rather than Lisa Nandy
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The British public did not vote for this! Parliament must be recalled immediately to decide on this before we start putting our military in harms way and to waste £billions which we need in our country! Israel started this! So they can deal with it! bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ceqg…
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Replying to @charliekirk11
This is just babbling bullshit, let me clue you in, the only people who are still pro Israel are the guys like you who are getting paid and retard boomers.
Free Palestine is not a leftist thing, it’s a I have a brain and I’m not on the payroll thing.
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We have not been witnessing a war.
We have been witnessing a genocide, live-streamed all over the world.
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Yet another media outlet that spent 19 months manufacturing consent for Israel’s genocide and whitewashing its most horrific crimes — now attempting to change tack
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Papiss Cisse, Mapou Yanga-M'Biwa, Hatem Ben Arfa, Mehdi Abeid, Cheick Tiote, Massadio Haidara and Moussa Sissoko all Muslim! If you're a NUFC fan and you are joining in with this hate..... get OUT of our club! We don't want you! @nufc #nufc #blackandwhite #United
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It’s a bit unrealistic to expect teenagers to do a year of national service when today Sunak couldn’t do a full day of it.
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Rishi Sunak's Big D-Day Snub - A Definitive Thread...
Rishi Sunak skipped out on the main D-Day commemorations yesterday to rush home and record an ITN interview that won't even air until Wednesday next week.
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Tesco profits up 159% to £2.3bn. In other words, Britain's biggest supermarket chain used the cost of living crisis as a pretext for blatant profiteering.




































