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Sourabhi y Kephri

Thanks for the tag @eternal-dandelion and have a nice day too :)

Rules: tag 10 people you want to know better

Sexuality: I’m heterosexual

Name: Mario Rodrigo (I’m from México)

Cats or dogs: Definitively Dogs!

Hogwarts house: Hufflepuff

Reason for url: A long time ago when I was a child, I had a dream with a kangaroo-like animal that had that name, it seemed to me that it sounded very good, and since then I use it

Favorite animal: Ring tailed Cats, Racoons and of course dogs.

I tag @vako13-blog, (don’t worry if you don’t want to answer too)

Rules: tag 10 people you want to know better( thank you for the tag @amethystsoda 💖💖💖

Sexuality: I’m bisexual (but lean towards women more often)

Name: Baylee!

Cats or dogs: I like cats more but both good!

Hogwarts house: Hufflepuff

Reason for url: it was a joke between me and one my brothers when we were younger that if someone made me upset I had the power to curse someone with the 1000 year gay so for the next millennia they would be homosexual. ( it was to confuse people not to actually be offensive btw). It usually worked for the most part and made people forget why they were being mean in the first place 😂

Favorite animal: it’s hard to choose because I love a lot of animals but I really like snakes💚💚💚

I tag @fallen-topaz @sailorkitty314 @saphilipine @hoetaro-kujo @diredigression @wafflesthedragonslayer @mistaswife if you haven’t done it @friskywiggles same for you and anybody else that wants to do this

Dia 2 Tranquilo

Al Jazeera

Why are Israeli soldiers sharing snuff videos from their genocide in Gaza?

Decades of impunity, for the Israeli regime as well as its criminal soldiers, has led us to this point.

Since the beginning of the genocide in Gaza in October, Israeli soldiers have been posting what can only be described as snuff videos on social media platforms. In the videos, soldiers can be seen – often gleefully – committing war crimes against Palestinians. In one video, an Israeli soldier dressed in a dinosaur costume loads artillery shells into a tank and dances as the shells are fired in the direction of Gaza. In another video, a soldier is filmed dedicating an explosion to his two-year-old daughter for her birthday. Seconds later, a Palestinian residential building behind him is blown up. Other videos show Israeli soldiers setting alight Palestinian food supplies during a starvation campaign and mocking stripped, rounded-up and blindfolded Palestinian civilians. [...] And there is another aspect of Israeli impunity that is often overlooked: Israeli soldiers routinely admit to horrific crimes they commit against the Palestinians to clear their conscience and absolve themselves of personal responsibility but never face any accountability. Israelis themselves describe the practice as “yorim ve bochim”, which translates from Hebrew as “shooting and crying”. A favourite pastime of the Zionist left, it takes centre stage in dozens of Israeli films and documentaries. Take the widely celebrated film Tantura, named after a Palestinian fishing village that was subjected to a massacre in 1948. In this film, several Israeli veterans talk with ease about the fact that they killed hundreds of Palestinian civilians. Others openly admit to participating in ethnic cleansing, yet all are portrayed as complicated individuals who are traumatised by the trauma they inflicted on Palestinians. “Yorim ve bochim” is also epitomised in the work of the Israeli NGO Breaking the Silence. A darling of the liberal West, the organisation of Israeli army veterans tries to expose the reality of the “Occupied Territories” by providing a space to Israeli soldiers to confidentially recount their experiences in the Israeli army and at times admit to taking part in systematic abuse and destruction. The testimonies on its website make for incredibly difficult reading, particularly in this moment when we are seeing what is happening in Gaza. And yet nowhere does this organisation call for accountability or address what justice might look like for the Palestinians whom the soldiers they work with have systematically abused over decades. The reality is that over the last seven and a half decades, there has been complete impunity for brutalising and slaughtering Palestinians. The ongoing genocide in Gaza and the way in which it is being so brazenly shared on social media by the perpetrators is a manifestation of that impunity. The only way to make sure that it stops and never happens again is to hold not only those who have taken part in the genocide accountable but also those who are complicit.

. . . continues on al jazeera (24 Jan, 2024)

Dia 3 Asado

al aqsa mosque this morning, one of the holiest sites of islam, and during the holiest month

western news sources are calling what took place here “clashes”

tell me - do you see a clash of equal forces? or do you see israeli soldiers pushing elderly grandparents down stairs, beating women unprovoked, firing live ammunition and grenades inside a place of worship, and worshippers ducking for cover as soldiers indiscriminately fire at them?

may the occupation and it’s lies and evils come to an end.