ISRAEL/PALESTINE Conflict Footage: 17-20 December 2023

splice77 · #21 ● 12-18-2023, 11:56 PM

and some BLM are attending the protest supporting Hamas? what a shame!

Joshua M, 21, an agricultural intern from Tanzania, was kidnapped by Hamas terrorists on October 7 from Kibbutz Nahal Oz. On December 13, his death was confirmed, and authorities said his body is being held hostage in Gaza.

Fellow Tanzanian Clemence M, who was originally thought to be held hostage following the October 7 attack, was declared dead on November 18, and his body was sent back to Tanzania for burial.

Tanzania’s Foreign Minister January Makamba said in a statement that Joshua was “immediately killed after being kidnapped by Hamas,” according to information from Israeli authorities, adding that his father will be traveling to Israel with a government official to receive more information.

Ezekiel K, a fellow Tanzanian intern, was living and working with Clemence on Kibbutz Nir Oz in the dairy farm. He told that as the air raid sirens sounded on October 7 and he ran for shelter, he texted both Joshua and Clemence.

“They told me that there were so many rockets coming from Gaza — and that they were going to the shelters too,” he said. But a few hours later, they were no longer answering.

Footage by Hamas shows that Joshua was beaten and ended up stabbed on the ground before they slaughtered him with bullets.

Joshua — the oldest of five children — had finished a diploma in agriculture studies from a college in the eastern Tanzanian city of Morogoro and then left for Israel in September,his first time traveling out of Tanzania.

He was working in the Kibbutz Nahal Oz dairy farm, and was excited to learn more about farming, wanted to eventually open his own agricultural business back home.

A few weeks after the attack, his father told that he last spoke to Joshua on October 5, two days before the Hamas onslaught.

“I said, ‘Be on your best behavior because you’re somewhere new, and make the most of the internship you’re there to do,'” he recounted.

“My son wants to make his fortune in agribusiness and become one of Tanzania’s most successful farmers,” his father said at the time, saying they were hoping he would return home from his studies to build a successful business.

“We can’t eat or sleep — when I go to the market people ask me why I’m losing so much weight,” said his father weeks after the attack.

He told in late October, “I feel bad all the time because my son is not a warrior. He just went for training but is now in trouble.”

He described his son as “polite, obedient and serious” about his work.

He told that Joshua’s younger siblings “ask me every morning and night: ‘Dad, we want to talk to our brother.'”

**kellyhound** · #22 ● 12-19-2023, 04:43 AM

Originally Posted by SDI ↗

Vid:1+2 IDF soldier getting stabbed into the back. I didn't find any info whether it was a fatal or not

A 49-year-old IDF reservist was stabbed on Sunday by a Palestinian attacker at a gas station near the West Bank’s Rantis checkpoint.

The suspect was later arrested by IDF troops, and the reservist was said to be moderately wounded, and was taken to hospital for further treatment.

According to the IDF, the assailant fled after the stabbing, and was detained a short while later by troops in the nearby town of Rantis, not far from the Israeli city of Elad.

The soldier, later named as Cpt. Manny Kalcheim, a father of seven children, said he managed to shoot at the fleeing attacker after being stabbed, although the stabber succeeded in getting away.

In a video statement from the hospital, Kalcheim said he was on his way home for reserve duty when he stopped at the gas station: “When I was at the cash register, I felt a strong blow behind me, and I saw someone fleeing fom the store. I chased him and shot toward him, and I apparently wounded him.”

Stabber, named as Rami Hamze Ballut, said to be resident of town of Rantis who identified with Hamas and held a work permit for an Israeli settlement.

Poster101 · #23 ● 12-19-2023, 08:02 PM

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

A 49-year-old IDF reservist was stabbed on Sunday by a Palestinian attacker at a gas station near the West Bank’s Rantis checkpoint.

The suspect was later arrested by IDF troops, and the reservist was said to be moderately wounded, and was taken to hospital for further treatment.

According to the IDF, the assailant fled after the stabbing, and was detained a short while later by troops in the nearby town of Rantis, not far from the Israeli city of Elad.

The soldier, later named as Cpt. Manny Kalcheim, a father of seven children, said he managed to shoot at the fleeing attacker after being stabbed, although the stabber succeeded in getting away.

In a video statement from the hospital, Kalcheim said he was on his way home for reserve duty when he stopped at the gas station: “When I was at the cash register, I felt a strong blow behind me, and I saw someone fleeing fom the store. I chased him and shot toward him, and I apparently wounded him.”

Stabber, named as Rami Hamze Ballut, said to be resident of town of Rantis who identified with Hamas and held a work permit for an Israeli settlement.

Source -"This IDF soldier left hospital after getting stabbed, to send a message in Arabic to his arrested assailant "This country is ours". This happened days ago."

I dont understand the timeline but i think this is the stabbed soldier who got to talk to the guy who stabbed him. Translation is below

Arab soldier: Can you hear me?

The detainee: Yes

Arab soldier translates: "Anyone who raises a hand on a Jew, will not live. Will go to hell. This country is ours and we live here. Anyone who wants death, should go elsewhere, ok?"

In the end another soldier says: "Every dog will get its day". The phrase repeated in the end of the "Harbu Darbu" Israeli trending song. It's in broken Arabic ofc unlike the translation that the Arab IDF soldier provided

Drastic85 · #24 ● 12-19-2023, 09:47 PM

They should take the stabber to the wounded Israeli reservist for a lesson on playing with sharp objects.

Poster101 · #25 ● 12-19-2023, 10:43 PM

Child Warning*************

Source - "Imagine a mother whose one child has been martyred and the second one is seriously wounded and she has to carry them to the hospital with a donkey cart because there is no ambulance or vehicle to transport them to the hospital"

If i was that mom, i would take the reigns too but I dont think it is going to do much for the kids...what is with all the flies?

Although damn, they beat that donkey like it owes them money...nothing has a good life in Gaza

depraved1 · #26 ● 12-20-2023, 12:58 AM

Originally Posted by Poster101 ↗

This might be a repost but here are the IDF solders singing Jewish songs in the Jenin Mosque. The solders were suspended for a week I think.

Vid 2 - Here are the guys the IDF was fighting to get ahold of Jenin

IDF!