The War & Genocide Thread

Permanent X link to Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur – the Occupied Territories.

A previous thread contains Netanyahu’s ‘spiritual needs’.  

Previous thread:  https://sovereignista.com/2025/10/27/the-war-genocide-thread-11/

Nov 13

Israeli woman: “The Gaza Strip… It's mine. I don't know… I know this belongs to us because it says so in the Torah…”

This is Zionism in a nutshell: a supremacist ideology that requires no logic, only blind faith in your right to steal. pic.twitter.com/UrfA47qHU9

— Ounka (@OunkaOnX) November 11, 2025

Nov 12

More than a dozen Israeli soldiers spoke to ITV for their new documentary Breaking Ranks: Inside Israel’s War, about how their army’s two-year campaign in Gaza involved shooting unarmed Palestinians en masse, using teenagers as human shields, and flattening entire neighborhoods… pic.twitter.com/QiljtBxl3D

— Drop Site (@DropSiteNews) November 12, 2025

Nov 11

The Israeli army is reportedly facing a major depletion in its ranks and plans to recruit 12,000 soldiers, including 7,000 for combat units, as it readies itself for a possible confrontation with the Lebanese resistance movement Hezbollah.

Nov 10

Israel’s Knesset passes the first reading of a bill reinstating the death penalty, exclusively for Palestinians convicted of “terrorist-related murder.”

The law, spearheaded by National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, would end Israel’s 62-year moratorium on executions. The country’s last execution took place in 1962, when Nazi official Adolf Eichmann was hanged.

After the vote, Ben-Gvir celebrated inside the Knesset plenum, handing out sweets to fellow lawmakers. The session briefly descended into chaos when Arab-Israeli MP Ayman Odeh confronted Ben-Gvir, and the exchange nearly escalated into a physical fight.

Critics say the bill formalizes an apartheid-style justice system, applying capital punishment only to Palestinians while excluding Israeli Jews convicted of similar crimes. The proposal still requires two additional readings before becoming law.

Nov 8

Former Israeli military lawyer Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi who courageously leaked footage exposing the rape of a Palestinian captive by Israeli soldiers at the notorious Sde Teiman detention facility has attempted suicide on Sunday morning, according to Israeli police officials.

The rapists are free and having press conferences. The whistle blower is going to be Epsteined.

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Gaza’s Health Ministry says the death toll has climbed to 69,169, with another 170,685 wounded since the beginning of Israel’s genocidal war in October 2023.

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Lawyers from the Public Committee Against Torture in Israel (PCATI) exposes an underground jail Israel reopened at the start of the war to torture and humiliate Palestinians detained from the Gaza Strip during the war.

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The Hasbarra police gearing up.

Myron Gaines talks about Israel’s quiet takeover of major social media platforms, including X, Facebook, and TikTok, by placing pro-Israel or former government officials in key positions to manipulate algorithms and control narratives.

He says the move is part of Netanyahu’s broader effort to “clean up” Israel’s image following the global backlash after October 7.

Gaines warns this growing influence could lead to sweeping censorship and stricter bans than those seen under Twitter 1.0, as Israel gears up for another military escalation.

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UN raised concern over a significant increase in Israeli settler attacks in the occupied West Bank, noting the highest monthly toll in almost twenty years.

Israeli settlers attack Reuters photographer Raneen Sawafta in the West Bank.  Journalists were beaten with sticks and rocks hurled at them and several are injured in the assault.

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The HTS-led Syrian government, under the Presidency of Ahmad Al-Sharaa, has handed over Mezzeh Air Base in Damascus to the U.S. military

One month ago, on October 2nd, a C-130 military transport aircraft of the U.S. Air Force was seen landing at the base, as part of a procedure to verify its operational readiness.

This confirms a Reuters report (https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/us-military-establish-presence-damascus-airbase-sources-say-2025-11-06/) from November 6th, which stated that the U.S. military intends to establish a permanent presence in Damascus (https://t.me/Middle_East_Spectator/25201) to help enable a U.S.-brokered security pact between Syria and Israel, for which negotiations are ongoing.

Two Syrian sources told Reuters that the base would be used by the U.S. for logistics, surveillance, refueling and ‘humanitarian operations’, while claiming that Syria will maintain ‘full autonomy’ over the facility.

Nov 7

Bombs and Briefcases: The West’s Two-Front War on Lebanon

Tonight’s escalation in southern Lebanon marks Tel Aviv’s transition from psychological warfare to direct military aggression.

This surge cannot be separated from suspicious Western maneuvers—chief among them, the anticipated visit of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair to Beirut.

His role extends far beyond “mediation”; it signals the launch of a new chapter in the Western project to dominate Lebanon.

Blair, a chief architect of Iraq’s destruction, reemerges under American sponsorship as part of what is cynically branded the “Peace Council.”

Behind this polished slogan lies a plan to impose a modern form of international trusteeship, beginning in the south.

Parallel U.S.-Israeli discussions about creating a “civilian council” to administer the region—under pretexts of “development” and “investment zones”—would, in essence, strip the south of its sovereignty and place it under foreign control.

This maneuver coincides with Israeli pressure on Washington to reconsider its support for the Lebanese government, portraying it as incapable of restraining Hezbollah or delivering on disarmament promises.

Such rhetoric prepares the ground for broader aggression and a political arrangement reminiscent of the “Deal of the Century”—this time, a Lebanese version, with Blair as its appointed overseer.

The synchronicity between bombardment and diplomacy is no coincidence!!

It is a two-pronged strategy—bombs on the ground, emissaries in suits—to achieve a single goal: disarm the resistance.

But the South knows better; every “Peace Council” is just colonialism with a friendlier face!!

Nov 6

A new investigation shows that a senior Emirati official is linked to a firm supplying Colombian mercenaries to the so-called Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Sudan, revealing further evidence of the United Arab Emirates (UAE)’s covert military role in the African country’s bloody conflict. The story is on PressTV.

This war is also underwritten by the zionists and the Emiratis and Zionists work together.

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Quite unbelievable: ISIS not only has a formal magazine, but is now considered to be establishing a Wilayah (a state, a governate or a province) in Sudan.

◾️Amid escalating violence in Sudan, the terrorist group ISIS has attempted to position itself as a player in the country’s crisis by publishing analytical content in its official magazine *Al-Naba*.

◾️In the editorial of issue 519, titled “Sudan Between Islam and Nationalism,” the group presents an ideological narrative aimed at justifying its potential involvement in Sudan.

◾️In this article, ISIS portrays nationalism as the primary obstacle to Islamic unity, describing it as a “satanic phenomenon” and a “remnant of ignorance.” The group claims that colonial powers promoted nationalism to distract Muslims from the suffering of their fellow believers in other countries.

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A Palestinian anti-settlement group says Israeli military forces and illegal settlers conducted 2,350 attacks across the occupied West Bank last month as part of their “ongoing cycle of terror.”

Nov 5

Tel Aviv is considering renewing attacks on Yemen despite Sanaa’s forces halting strikes on Israel after the Gaza ceasefire.

Hebrew news outlet Channel 12 reported last month that “intense discussions within the security establishment recently led to separating the Yemen front from that of Gaza, allowing military action against Yemen to continue post-ceasefire.”

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Some limited schooling has started in Gaza. But, there is nothing really to be happy about as things have not changed. A little more food entering and some reduction in bombing, shooting, burning and killing.

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The zionist-israeli settlers are fully acting as militia under protection of the IDF. Israeli settler militias cut down more than 200 olive trees from Palestinian lands in the town of Birzeit, north of Ramallah, earlier today. They are on a rampage, beating Palestinians, stopping aid trucks and stealing everything they can lay their hands on. The genocide continues, only now with these militias.

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Femi Akomolafe calls it again: I have asked: Where are the African Leaders?. A violent war in Africa and the African leaders are absent. Their BRICS appearances and other appearances pretending relevance falls apart:

African Union’s Silence on Sudan is Treason

The African Union’s silence on the Sudanese genocide is not just cowardice—it is treason. It is an act of betrayal so grotesque that the spirits of the ancestors must be weeping in disbelief. As Khartoum burns, as Darfur bleeds, and as millions of our brothers and sisters are slaughtered in an orgy of Old Testament barbarity, the so-called African Union—the $200 million monument to impotence in Addis Ababa—snores in its donor-funded stupor.

While African women are being raped, men are killed in the most gruesome manners, and children are starved, the shameless, well-fed parasitic paper-pushers at the AU Secretariat are busy drafting “communiqués” no one reads.

The blood of Sudanese innocents flows into the sand, and the AU’s only contribution is to “monitor the situation.” It is a moral stench, a rotting carcass of cowardice masquerading as diplomacy.

The truth is that the silence over the tragedy in Sudan is not innocent; it is profitable – for the usual suspects.

While Sudan’s cities are reduced to heaps of ashes, the tiny United Arab Emirates, that glittering desert bazaar built on the sweat of South Asian laborers, is happily gorging itself on Sudanese blood-gold.

The same UAE, America’s leading vassal in West Asia, the same country that Africa’s misrulers run to for lectures about “investment opportunities,” is the one financing one faction of Sudan’s warlords, exchanging drones for gold mined from the corpses of Africans. African lives are being bartered for bullion so Dubai can glitter while Darfur dies.

The New Scramble for Africa is not waged with muskets but with money. The UAE, Israel, and their Western patrons have perfected the new colonial formula: Why pay for it, when you can kill for it? They did it in the Congo, and they are doing it again in Sudan.

For over a century, Westerners and their Israeli “security consultants” have been looting Congo, that eternal wound of Africa, blind—first for rubber, then for diamonds, and now for coltan and cobalt, the essential minerals powering Western phones, cars, and drones.

Millions of Congolese have died so that Western teenagers can post selfies on an iPhone. And now the same bloody playbook is open in Sudan—gold instead of cobalt, Dubai instead of Brussels—but the same African corpses as currency.

Who cares!

Meanwhile, the unashamed bureaucrats at the African Union have said little and done nothing while African lives are being wasted. The puppets we call leaders in Africa are competing for photo-ops in the UAE, their mouths stuffed with petrodollars, their consciences sold for gold dust.

The so-called African influencers and entertainers, with more money than brains, do not consider their career fulfilled until they waste money on lavish parties in Dubai and splash the pictures on Instagram.

On the AU, why do we have organizations that cannot defend or speak for Africans? The AU cannot even mourn Africans. It exists only to host useless conferences, issue sterile press releases, and collect donor stipends. It is a glorified travel agency for African heads of state—a cabal of plantation managers pretending to be leaders.

These are the same “Excellencies” who rush to Dubai and Paris at the first whisper of a forum but cannot spare a single plane to evacuate stranded Africans from Sudan. They quote Nkrumah and Nyerere like parrots at symposia but live like fat ticks feeding on the blood of poor Africans. These misleaders have converted the dream of Pan-African unity into a nightmare of bureaucratic corruption.

The AU headquarters itself—a glass-and-steel monument gifted by China—stands as a symbol of this absurd dependency. A “Union of Africans” operating from a foreign-built, foreign-wired, foreign-paid mausoleum! That is not poetic justice; it is a tragic irony.

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