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Wow. Just wow. Zero self-awareness.
If you want to understand the massive gap between Israel's rhetoric and its actions towards Christians, listen to George Deek, their Special Envoy to the Christian World.
"The Christian world matters to us. Not as a tactical audience, not as a political instrument, but as a family of faith communities."
Those words would carry far more weight if Israel’s actions reflected them. Instead, the contradiction and hypocrisy are as glaring as they are insulting. Allow me to explain:
- In 2020, George Deek was the Ambassador of Israel to Azerbaijan during the 44 Day War between Armenia and Azerbaijan, in which 5,000 Christian Armenian soldiers were killed with Israeli weapons. Armenia, the first Christian nation in the world, lost that war, which led to the mass exodus of 150,000 Christian Armenians from Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh), effectively reducing the Christian presence in that region to zero;a presence that had endured for over 2,000 years. Churches destroyed, graves desecrated. Israel was complicit in that ethnic cleansing.
George did nothing to prevent that. In fact, he congratulated Azerbaijan on the "restoration of their territorial integrity."
- George Deek's paternal great-grandmother was a survivor of the Armenian Genocide. Earlier this month when Israeli FM Gideon Sa'ar announced that the Israeli government had unanimously voted to recognize the genocide, not a single word came out of Deek's mouth, he didn't publicly endorse this initiative.
If the Christian world truly matters to Israel “as a family of faith communities,” then why was there no visible moral leadership from its envoy when one of the world’s oldest Christian communities was destroyed? And why the silence when Israel finally moved toward recognizing the Armenian Genocide, a tragedy that also touched his own family?
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غسان سعود: ما صايرة ضربة كفّ من مسؤول حZب اللّٰه لمسيحي من ٤٠ سنة وبالمقابل في اسرائيلي عم يكسّر الصليب
ويبزّق على الديانة المسيحية!
في أوضح من هيك!
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BREAKING: Taybeh, the last Palestinian Christian village in the West Bank, is on fire!
Local residents report that Israeli settlers torched the fields.
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Today, on Shabbat, over 100 Israeli settlers rampaged through four Palestinian towns in the West Bank, bludgeoning residents and stealing their sheep.
It lasted two hours. Zero intervention by the IDF.
Call it what it is: Pogroms.
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Live May 30, 2026 - بانوراما - مسارات التفاوض // PANORAMA - NASSER KANDIL xitter.gq/i/broadcasts/1yKAPPaEQ…
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إنفجارات وحرائق ضخمة الان في إصبع الجليل وكريات شمونه في شمال اس،رائ،ي ل 🔥🔥
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A group of settlers just lynched Hamdan Ballal, co director of our film no other land. They beat him and he has injuries in his head and stomach, bleeding. Soldiers invaded the ambulance he called, and took him. No sign of him since.
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In honor of my mother, @DrHananAshrawi, who continues to be a light for our family and for the liberation of Palestine.
Link to the piece: thisweekinpalestine.com/hana…
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#InternationalWomensDay #PalestinianWomen #HananAshrawi
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#IWD
The exceptional Palestinian woman is a testament to the power of resilience, creativity, and hope. Whether as educators, activists, artists, or caregivers, Palestinian women have consistently defied odds and contributed to their society in profound ways. Their stories are a reminder of the enduring strength of the human spirit and the universal quest for dignity and freedom. As the world continues to witness their struggles and triumphs, Palestinian women remain an inspiration to all who seek justice and equality in this world.
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.@rogerwaters speaks to @TWIPMagazine (This Week in Palestine magazine - which is currently doing a fundraising drive) thisweekinpalestine.com/roge…
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Israeli demolitions of Palestinian homes in Jerusalem hit new record
In 2024, Israel destroyed 181 homes and approved the fewest Palestinian building plans in a decade, while greenlighting thousands of settlement units.
By @GeorgiaGee14 and @DiklaTaylor
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A statement by #Israel'e Defense Minister @Israel_katz:
"Fourty thousand #Palestinians evicted, so far, the Jenin, Tulkarm and Nur Shams refugee camps, now unpopulated.
@UNRWA activities in the camps was ceased.
I ordered the Israel Defense Forces to remain in the cleansed camps for the next year, and prevent inhabitants from returning (...)."
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We desperately urge you to share yet another Urgent Communique. Targeted and crippling taxes against the religious entity of the Armenian Quarter of Jerusalem are being unjustly levied. This crushing threat can become a precedent set against ALL Christian Communities of Jerusalem
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نظرًا لخطورة الوضع الذي نعيشه هنا في فلسطين، ومع تزايد الضغوط المالية، قررنا إطلاق حملة تمويل جماعي للمساعدة في تأمين الدعم المالي لإصدار الأعداد المستقبلية من مجلة “هذا الأسبوع في فلسطين” (TWiP).
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A Blessed Old Armenian New Year from Armenian Jerusalem.
May the year ahead bring peace and prosperity to the Armenian people and the Armenian nation.
Կեցցե Հայ ազգը, Կեցցե Արցախը, Կեցցե Հայ Երուսաղէմը, եւ Կեցցե Հայ ժողովուրդը.
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The Foreign Secretary's trip to meet Israeli officials lends legitimacy to a state trying to avoid accountability for genocide, whose leaders have been indicted for war crimes.
The UK has a duty to prevent genocide, not continue to enable the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians.
Glad to meet with @gidonsaar to stress the urgent need for an immediate ceasefire with all hostages immediately released & all restrictions on aid to Gaza lifted. I urged Israel not to endanger @UNRWA's ability to operate, and to prevent the collapse of the humanitarian response.































