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Quoting Yoana Gonen on the “morning after” effect on Israeli TV: the disconnect between journalists high on nationalistic fervor and detached from the human cost of the war when focusing on military actions and analysis, while ignoring the devastation faced by those directly affected, on both sides:
[…] Meanwhile, the news broadcasts here are designed to pump you full of power, nationalism, and stupidity straight into your veins – without difficult questions or complex answers. The euphoria of the war is like an addictive drug: at first it’s insane, but then comes the terrible crash that pushes you to take more and more doses of the substance. Yesterday’s day marked the fall, after the studio residents were stunned to find that when opening a war against a major neighboring power – there are terrible consequences.
[…] Don’t worry though: later today, the Air Force returned to bomb dozens of targets in Iran and lifted the mood in the studio. Those commentators who were just moments ago stunned by the devastation in Tiberias and Jaffa, are now describing the plumes of smoke in Tehran with almost erotic excitement – without realizing that these are two sides of the same bloody coin. Time and again it becomes clear that the real difference is not between the peoples, but between each people and their government. Between those who vote from the bunker, and those who take the result in the hallway of an unreinforced building. Between two fundamentalist regimes who want to bring each other down on their knees – to two peoples who can barely stand on their feet.
Quoting Michael Sfard, a lawyer specializing in human rights law and the laws of war, on why Israel's actions in #Gaza cannot be erased by a war with #Iran, and why attention must remain focused on Gaza:
Sfard says that many Israelis are caught up in nationalistic fervor, encouraged by media that amplifies pro-war voices. There's a danger that the government will exploit a potential conflict with Iran to intensify its actions in Gaza, possibly leading to further ethnic cleansing and mass killings. The destruction in Gaza is indefensible and potentially constitutes war crimes, with future generations bearing the burden of these actions.
[…] "No war with Iran will erase our crimes in Gaza. Over the weekend, a shocking article by Nir Hasson, Yarden Michaeli, and Avi Sharf was published here about the destruction of Gaza. Read it. Look at the aerial photographs. This is us, the Israeli people of the 21st century, erasing cities, destroying towns, crushing villages. There is no military explanation that can even come close to justifying this destruction, which from a legal standpoint is a clear crime. And that's before we talk about starvation and the use of humanitarian aid to carry out transfer. Generations of Israelis will have to live with the mark of Cain that we have branded ourselves with, in actions that in the worst case are crimes against humanity and war crimes, and in the even worse case accumulate to the suspicion of genocide."
Best part, an in depth analysis, this quote from an interview with a survivor:
[…] One other person offered a biological twist on divine providence: ‘If you want, I’ll tell you what saved me… by chance, I had to poop and went into the bathroom.’”
Which perfectly sums up Israel’s strategy so far I think.
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Wet floors and glossy tiles can be a risky pairing. Bathrooms, showers, and poolside spaces are stunning but hazardous without the right flooring. The challenge? Creating a space that’s both elegant and secure.
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Why Slip Resistance Is Vital
Slippery surfaces are a top cause of home accidents. In bathrooms, where water and soap create slick conditions, slips are a real threat without proper planning. This is especially critical for homes with children, seniors, or mobility needs.
Your tile choice isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s about ensuring safety when the floor is wet.
What Makes Tiles Slip-Resistant?
The secret is texture. Slip-resistant tiles have a subtly grippy surface that provides traction, even when soaked. Some feature advanced coatings for extra grip.
Slip ratings, like R9 to R13 from European standards, measure traction. Higher numbers mean better slip resistance. For wet areas, aim for R10 or higher.
Ratings are helpful, but feeling the tile is key. If possible, test a wet tile sample in a showroom—barefoot if allowed—to assess its grip.
Can Safety Be Stylish?
Yes, and it’s better than ever. The old idea that slip-resistant tiles are dull or rough is long gone. Modern designs combine safety with beauty.
Luxury bathroom tiles now offer slip-resistant options in matte stone finishes, wood-like planks, or marble-inspired textures. These tiles keep you steady while looking elegant.
Texture does more than prevent slips—it adds warmth and depth. Matte finishes feel softer than glossy ones, perfect for a cozy or spa-like bathroom.
Top Tiles for Wet Spaces
Porcelain is a go-to for wet environments. It’s dense, non-porous, and comes in designs mimicking stone, wood, or concrete. Slip-resistant porcelain is ideal for both floors and walls.
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Your floor should elevate the space, not just prevent falls. For a modern aesthetic, large matte porcelain tiles in neutral tones keep things clean and open. For a natural vibe, textured stone-look tiles add character. For a spa feel, choose soft hues and subtle textures.
Visit a tiles supplier to touch samples. Photos don’t capture a tile’s feel or grip when wet.
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Slip-resistant tiles aren’t just for showers. Use them anywhere water might collect:
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Style is key, but safety is non-negotiable.
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00:00 Intro 00:45 Sponsor: Secure your internet connection 01:43 What I wanted from this SteamOS Console 02:48 Console in name only 04:39 The specs 06:03 SteamOS / HoloISO: not easy 11:40 Performance: top notch 14:10 Not worth it, but I love it! 15:51 Support the channel
I went for a Micro ATX PC, which means that, yes, it doesn't look like a console, but it was easy to install the GPU, it has ample room for cooling, and it sort of fits in my TV cabinet, so who cares. It's a Tuxedo Cube.
So here I have an intel core i7 12700,. I have 32Gigs of 3200Mhz RAM, I have a 1TB PCIE4 SSD, with a 750W modular power supply. For the GPU, I got a Radeon 6650XT off Amazon for 300 euros. The total cost is a bit less than 1400€, which isn't cheap.
On it, I installed HoloISO, which had issues: First, the default kernel they pick doesn't work with a lot of hardware, it lacks support for a bunch of things, so I had no Wifi and no Bluetooth support. Fortunately, they also ship with the holoiso kernel, which is more mainline, and does support a lot more things. You can select it during boot, with GRUB.
So I turned to the controversial Grub customizer, that's a graphical app that lets you tweak your grub boot options. HoloISO, like SteamOS, is based on Arch, but they don't really ship a correct pacman config with the correct repos, so I had to manually edit the pacman config to add the necessary repos to it, and then run a full system update, followed by the install of Grub Customizer.
And it flat out didn't work, it couldn't open the grub config file. That's because that file is preconfigured with conditions to boot with specific options on certain devices. I just commented all these conditions, and then Grub Customizer managed to open the file, and I could set the HoloISO kernel as the default boot option.
All games ran at 720P max. Of course, a simple web search gave me the answer, it's because SteamOS is meant for the steam deck, but you can change all that in the game's properties to select the max resolution you'll allow.
Then, the performance was horrible. I couldn't manage 1080p60 in Spiderman at medium details, Jedi Fallen Order had to run at 768p on medium to even get close to 60FPS, it was a mess, and this system should have been able to give me a lot more.
After a few hours of looking online, I found a solution: some AMD cards on Linux run in low power mode by default, and don't move to full power when you need them to.
But how's the performance then? Well, I can play virtually everything at least at 1440P, max settings at a smooth 60FPS.
I've completed a full playthrough of Spiderman, also running at 1440p high settings, upscaled to 4K through in game FSR. I've played about 13h of Cyberpunk at max details, 1440p upscaled to 4K through the in game FSR, with sharpness turned to the max, and it maintains 60FPS no problem, even when driving around in the city.
I played about a third of Red Dead Redemption 2, also running at 1440p, high settings, upscaled to 4K through HoloISO, at a smooth 60 fps as well. Everything can run at 4K High details, from 50 to 60 FPS.
And so this makes this console a better performer than a PS5, because PS5 rarely runs AAA games at 4K60, generally, if you want 4K high details, you're using quality mode, and you're running at 30FPS, not 60.
The performance mode on PS5 generally runs games at 1440p, and either medium or high details.
Cost wise, compared to a PS5, it's very expensive for a marginal visual improvement. And yet, I love it, and I plan to play everything I can on this and not on the PS5.
Because it runs Linux, and I love Linux. It also works with an Xbox controller, which I prefer to the dualsense 5. Also, my game library is mostly in Steam these days. I can also start a playthrough on my TV, and then pick up my Steam Deck, make sure my saves are synced, and go play on that outside, or in bed, or on holidays.
Antiwar News with Dave DeCamp, 06/16/25 -- US Expected To Join Israel's Attacks on Iran, Netanyahu: War Could Result in Regime Change, and More youtube.com/watch?v=7AHel0OoOf…
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The Donald called Fed Chairman Powell a “numbskull” last week and deservedly so. But to paraphrase an old adage, when the cap fits said numbskulls tend to wear it themselves.
On June 12, Axios reported, the US regime refused to support Israeli strikes on Iran… but US president Donald Trump said such strikes “might very well happen” even though he wouldn’t want Israel to “blow it” (“it” being a new nuclear deal to replace …
Previously I have covered a relatively obscure now-removed placeholder string in Android that doubles as an easter egg, the fictitious carrier by the name of El Telco Loco.
Reprinted from Bracing Views with the author’s permission. On Friday, I awoke to the news that Israel has bombed Iran, focusing on nuclear enrichment facilities and military targets. For the U.S. and Israel, war always finds a way. The U.S.
"Auch bei ihrer Iran-Kampagne geht die Netanyahu-Regierung völkerrechtswidrig und ohne erkennbare Strategie vor. Die Bundesregierung sollte aus dem Gazakrieg gelernt haben – und das Vorgehen nicht erneut kritiklos unterstützen. " schreibt Thore Schröder aus Tel Aviv im Der Spiegel. Bleibt zu hoffen, dass Merz und seine Regierung, aber auch sämtliche Mitglieder des Parlaments das mittlerweile begriffen haben. #Israel #Gaza #Iran
Auch bei ihrer Iran-Kampagne geht die Netanyahu-Regierung völkerrechtswidrig und ohne erkennbare Strategie vor. Die Bundesregierung sollte aus dem Gazakrieg gelernt haben und das Vorgehen nicht erneut kritiklos unterstützen.
In a world first, a team led by researchers at Penn State used two-dimensional materials, which are only an atom thick and retain their properties at that scale, unlike silicon, to develop a computer capable of simple operations.
5) parlare malissimo della destra, perché sta sul cazzo a tutti in maniera indistinta, ma ATTENZIONE: non parlare mai bene della sinistra, perché anche la sinistra sta sul cazzo a tutti, ma a ognuno in modo diverso (semicit)
6) scopiazza le notizie dall’estero e traducile come viene: @informapirata non ha mai fatto nient’altro nella vita e lui ha 7000 follower, mentre io ce ne ho 355 e ne ho guadagnato 200 quando ho tradotto un post dall’inglese
8) parlare male di mastodon uno per raccogliere le reazioni dei disagiati, ma ATTENZIONE: fallo solo se non sei iscritto a mastodon uno, altrimenti sarai bannato senza alcuna pietà
9) se sei stato bannato senza pietà da mastodon uno, non preoccuparti: iscriviti su sociale network, menziona @gubi e lamentati del fatto che sei stato bannato. Aggiungi dettagli inventati (“ho parlato contro la strage di Gaza e mi hanno bannato per antisemitismo”; “mi hanno bannato perché non ho fatto donazioni”; “sono lesbica e mi hanno inviato un cazzo in PVT, ed era pure piccolo”, etc), tanto l’amministratore di sociale network li prenderà comunque per buoni e ricondividerà i tuoi messaggi
10) se sei stato bannato da Mastodon uno e ora sei in un’istanza sfigata come bida, puntarella, devianze e poliversity, partecipa attivamente alle discussioni su #chiesebrutte, cose di #taglioecucito, #cucinaveg e musica rinascimentale suonata con strumenti improbabili e temperamenti molesti per l’orecchio umano. E ricordati di parlare male di mastodon uno perché tanto queste sono le uniche cose che ti daranno gratificazione
11) se ti trovi su #livellosegreto, usare almeno degli avvisi di contenuto intriganti: tanto devi mettere il content warning ogni volta che non parli di videogiochi
13) mostrare ogni tanto qualche foto del culo o della scollatura: Mastodon è sessualmente represso e per i suoi utenti ogni centimetro di pelle è un raggio di sole e una scarica di noradrenalina
14) non seguire i VIP perché non sono simpatici: @quinta quasi sicuramente ti odia perché sei un comunista di merda, @marcocappato non ti darà neanche un passaggio, @giuliocavalli non ti si inculerà neanche con un wurstel, @phastidio è stronzo qui come su twitter e @smaurizi è sempre di cattivo umore: e no, neanche @sio su Mastodon è veramente simpatico e se gli scrivi non ti si caga di pezza. Ok @ildisinformatico è un’eccezione, ma solo perché non è italiano
Queridos profesores, cuando toleramos que los niños y jóvenes estén a treinta y pico grados en clase, ¿qué les enseñamos sobre derechos humanos, laborales, la relación entre el dinero y el poder o su propia importancia como personas? Y vosotros, padres, q tb lo toleráis?
So gut es die Autorin dieses Textes vielleicht auch gemeint haben mag - der Text bleibt dennoch einseitig.
Gerade in so einem Konflikt, wäre es wichtig nicht von einem Prämisse auszugehen, dass der Angreifer gute Gründe gehabt hat. So sehr ich das iranische Regime verabscheue, und einen Fall dieses sehen möchte - so muss man doch die Motive des israelischen Regimes auch hinterfragen. Es ist ja völlig richtig Unterdrückung im Iran zu erwähnen, aber nicht nur dort. 🧵
>>Mit welchem Ziel, das wurde selbst für Israels Verbündete zuletzt immer fragwürdiger. Wenn es Israel wirklich um Selbstverteidigung geht, dann ist der Schritt, die Islamische Republik anzugreifen, immerhin folgerichtig – und vielleicht sogar längst überfällig. Denn solange der Oktopus seinen Kopf behält, wachsen die Tentakel nach.<<
Sind Oktopusvergleiche jetzt eigentlich okay? Ich dacht immer die wärenn antisemtisch verpönt - Minister Katz hat dieses Bild ja immer so gern verwendet.
Einen Gegner einfach anzugreifen, wenn der eine Bedrohung der Sicherheit darstellt, dann ist das natürlich etwas, was das Völkerrecht mit dem Gewaltverbot in den meisten Fällen verbietet. Man nennt das dann idR. Ankriffskrieg.
Das Israel eine Bedrohung für den Iran, wie für das iranische Regime darstellt, sehen wir ja gerade deutlich. Wenn wir Israel das Recht auf einen Angriffskrieg bei Sicherheitsbedrohung zubilligen, muss logisch auch der Iran das Recht auf einen Krieg gegen Israel haben.
>>Iran ist der entscheidende Faktor für Israels Sicherheit und die Stabilität der ganzen Region. Mit einer anderen Führung könnte sich Iran vom bedrohlichsten Feind zum wichtigsten Verbündeten entwickeln.<<
Wenn die Führung Israels, durch Leute ausgetauscht würde, die friedliebender sind, und eher davon abgeneigt in 6 Ländern Krieg zu führen wäre das für den Iran und die anderen Nachbarn auch besser. Plädieren wir auf das Recht auf gewaltsamen Regimechange in Israel?
>> Netanjahu weiß das und sehr wahrscheinlich spekuliert er auch darauf – das iranische Atomprogramm war für den Militärschlag gegen den Iran insofern nur ein willkommener Vorwand.<<
Wenn es nur ein Vorwand wäre, dann wäre das Gerede vom "preemptiv-Angriff" ohnehin komplett bedeutungslos. (-> Völkerrechtswidriger Angriffskrieg)
Auch Israel hat übrigens ein Atomprogramm. Soll das iranische Regime das auch als Vorwand für irgendwas nehmen?
>>Jetzt, wo die Elite der Islamischen Republik dezimiert ist, folgen seit Samstag die nächsten Angriffe, diesmal auf die strategische Infrastruktur des Landes: Militärbasen, Gasanlagen, Ölraffinerien.<<
Militärbasen sind legitime Ziele in einem Krieg.
Ölraffinierien, Gasinfrastuktur nicht unbedingt. Da kann der vorprogrammierte Schaden für Umwelt und Menschen erheblich sein.
>>Am Samstag wandte er sich in einer Videoansprache deshalb direkt an das „stolze iranische Volk“: „Das ist eure Gelegenheit, um euch zu erheben und euren Stimmen Verhör zu verschaffen: Frauen, Leben, Freiheit. Unser Kampf gilt nicht euch, den tapferen Menschen Irans, die ich respektiere und bewundere. Unser Kampf gilt einem mörderischen Regime, das euch unterdrückt und verarmen lässt.“<<
Schon ziemlich dreist, sich dieses Motto anzueignen.
Dann ist es natürlich auch vollkommen irrwitzig, wenn Israel bei seinen Angriffen auch auf Privatwohnungen zielt, wo die Tötung von Zivilisten, auch Regimegegnern. wahrscheinlich ist. Es wurden ja gezielt Wissenschaftler angegegriffen - im Iran und in Israel. Beides sind meistens keine legitimen Ziele nach dem internationalen Recht.
Netanyahu möchte einfach, dass die iranischen Bevölkerung für ihn die Drecksarbeit macht, während er sie beschiesst. Kennen wir aus Palästina.
Die Autorin schreibt dann über die Unterdrückung, die ambivalente Haltung im Iran und so weiter. Alles völlig okay.
Nur dürfen wir an diesem Punkt ja nicht vergessen, dass Netanyahu ja auch die Bevölkerung unterdrückt. Es ist nur eine andere Form der Unterdrückung. Es ist ja all die Bevölkerung, die der Staat Israel kontrolliert, in den besetzten Gebieten, wo die meisten weniger oder gar keine Rechte haben, keinerlei Mitsprache. Millionen Menschen - seit Jahrzehnten.
Das müsste man ja auch mit erwähnen in einem ausgewogenen Artikel.
Bedeutet nämlich, auch dass man das Recht des Irans Israel anzugreifen, um eine Regimechange bzw. ein ende der völkerrechtswidrigen Besatzung legitimieren müsste.
Ich weiss nicht ob man das Argument machen sollte, aber es folgerrichtig dieses Argument zu machen, wenn man das Recht Israel zubilligt wegen Unterdrückung einen militärischen Regimechange im Iran einzuleiten.
Die Autorin geht ja davon aus, dass das Atomprogramm ein willkommener Vorwand für den lange vorbereiteten Krieg - zum Regimenchange sein könnte.
Das bedeutet dann aber auch konkret, dass man deutlich macht, dass der Iran in letzten Woche, vor der Nacht zum Freitag das Recht auf einen präemptiven Angriff gehabt hätte, wenn er vom bevorstehenden Angiff Israels gewusst hätte.
Sicherlich würde man in deutschen Medien dann nicht so argumentieren. Andere Maßstäbe. Nicht das Völkerrecht.
>> „In meiner Nachbarschaft wurde die Wohnung eines Nuklearphysikers getroffen. Keine weiteren Häuser wurden beschädigt“<<
Hier ist zu Fragen, was war das für ein Nuklearphysiker? War er ein Militär? War er wirklich essentiell / nicht ersetzbar für die Entwicklung von Atomwaffen?
Wenn er Zivilist war, dann war das in den meisten Fällen dennoch ein Kriegsverbrechen.
Will man dem Iran das Recht einräumen Wissenschaftler in ihren Schlafzimmern zu töten? Ich denke nicht.
>>Am Samstag drohte der israelische Verteidigungsminister: „Wenn weiterhin Raketen auf Israel fliegen, wird Teheran brennen.“ Am Sonntag folgten großräumige Luftschläge mitten in Teheran.<<
Das ist die üblichen Drohungen. Wir wissen ja dass der israelische Staat/Militär oft die Doktrin verfolgt, auf Angriffe hundertfach zurückzuschlagen. Hat mit dem internationalen Recht eher nix zu tun. Wir haben es ja auch in Gaza gesehen dort steht kein Stein mehr auf dem anderen.
<<Wenn Israels Regierung Weitsicht hat, muss sie genau davon Abstand nehmen und iranische Zivilisten, soweit es geht, schonen. Ali Chamenei hat, nach der Tötung zentraler Regime-Figuren, die vakanten Stellen schnell neu besetzt. Wenn aber weitere hochrangige Entscheider, wenn etwa sogar Chamenei selbst der militärischen Eskalation zwischen Israel und Iran zum Opfer fallen sollte, dann scheint alles denkbar: von systemsprengenden Rochaden innerhalb des Regimes bis zu seinem endgültigen Sturz.<<
@GRA3432 Naja das ist halt der wohlmeinende Teil des etwas progressiveren deutschen Bürgertums, dass mit ganz viel Verständnis für Israel von den eigenen Rassismen ablenken will und dabei genau das tut was die politische Rechte will, aber mit 'Bauchschmerzen' und dem Gefühl "zu den guten" zu gehören.
China has allocated 40 million yuan from the central government budget to support emergency rescue and disaster relief efforts in Hainan and Guangdong provinces and Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.
“Sir Keir Starmer said the military aircraft, including Typhoons and air-to-air refuelers, were being sent "for contingency support across the region".” What exactly are we supporting? Genocide? Ethnic cleansing? Unprovoked aggression? #UK #Israel
@wiekkie70 Please dont conflate "jewish" with supportive of genocide, military aggression or zionism
Plenty of genocidal, zionist, racists are NOT jewish - many of the people horrified by the actions of the Israeli government ARE jewish
So...if you believe #Starmer's wife to be a problem, (idk or care) its a problem of Zionism, racism, support for genocide - not a question of jewishness
He vist algú escriure per aquí una cosa semblant al que fa anys que us dic: com que FRENAR és impensable, és culturalment inconcebible, els polítics ens acabaran dient "cal preparar-nos per un escenari de +4°C", (això els polítics que quedin que no neguin directament la catàstrofe). De fet, a França, ja els ho diuen. El problema és que la millor Ciència disponible el que ens diu és que +4C° pot significar l'extinció de l'espècie humana. Pel que sembla, no ens volem assabentar del que ja sabem. 👌🏼
Chinese President Xi Jinping left Beijing on Monday for the second China-Central Asia Summit in Astana at the invitation of President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev.
My own conspiracy theory is that the Killer of the two lawmakers was arrested the same day, kept hidden for a couple of day and then they tell you they "capture" him and pretende that TacoTrump and his minions care about this so much. 😊
I joined up with Anton Chaitkin and RB Ham on Beyond The Pale to analyze the escalating risk of nuclear conflict, exploring the geopolitical tensions and strategic developments driving the world toward a potential catastrophe.
SIN AGUA Y SIN AIRE. La IA generativa es una factoría de ilegalidad y violación de todos los derechos humanos. Funciona a base de robo, extractivismo, explotación y contaminación. El puñado de tecno-oligarcas que las manejan se sigue enriqueciendo a costa de envenenar el planeta 🚨
El enorme centro de datos xAI de Elon Musk está envenenando Memphis. La energía que requiere Colossus es producida por 35 plantas móviles de metano que fueron poniéndose en funcionamiento de a poco y que se han transformado en la principal fuente de contaminación de todo el condado. Se estima que genera entre 1.200 y 2.000 toneladas de óxidos de nitrógeno que no solo afectan a la atmósfera sino también a los vecinos entre los que están aumentando los casos de asma
Elon Musk’s massive xAI data center is poisoning Memphis.It's burning enough gas to power a small city, with no permits and no pollution controls.Residents t...
«Los vecinos de Boxtown, ubicado al sudoeste de Memphis, Tennesse, mayoritariamente negros y de bajos ingresos per capita comenzaron a organizarse. Varios de ellos perciben el olor de la combustión desde que abrió la planta. De a poco los problemas respiratorios comenzaron a incrementarse, sobre todo el asma» Esteban Magnani
«El pasado 25 de abril hubo una audiencia pública donde los residentes testificaron que no pueden respirar y que cada vez están más enfermos» More Perfect Union
TEHRAN, Jun. 16 (MNA) – Iranian armed forces fired a barrage of drones and missiles at Israel on Monday morning in retaliation for the Zionists' brutal aggression against the country.
Lo del estudio que acabo de retootear de que hacer uso prolongadamente de LLMs te vuelve estupido... ¿Han comprobado que no sea al revés, que son los estupidos los que tienden a usar LLMs?
WATCH: “Early this morning, at least 100 Iranian ballistic missiles, some hypersonic, came crashing down on sites in #Haifa, #TelAviv, Bnei Brak, and the #Negev Desert. Multiple powerful, successful hits made it past US-Israeli air defense systems, reaching their targets, and causing widespread fear and among settlers”
Iran's latest missile strikes shatter illusion of Israeli safety, breach US-Israeli air shields, and hit critical targets
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Early this morning, at least 100 Iranian ballistic missiles, some hypersonic, came crashing down on sites in Haifa, Tel Aviv…
Joint Statement About Iran War by Palestinian Resistance Factions
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
1️1) Condemnation of Zionist Aggression: We denounce the criminal Zionist attack on Iran – a manifestation of this entity’s brutal nature. Iran pays the price for its principled stand with Palestine and our resistance.
2) Martyrs’ Tribute: We mourn IRGC leaders Hossein Salami and Mohammad Bagheri, along with martyred scientists and civilians. Their pure blood shall forever curse Zionists and their American backers.
3️ 3) Iranian Retaliation Proves: ✓ Iran’s military capability to make the Zionist entity “scream in regret” ✓ The end of Zionist delusions of superiority ✓ Resistance forces can tame Netanyahu’s criminal gang
4️ 4)Strategic Impacts:
Iranian missiles brought joy to Gaza’s children Avenging 20 months of Zionist crimes against Palestinians Shattering the myth of Western-Zionist invincibility
5) Call to Unity: We urge all free peoples to:
Unite behind Iran’s armed forces Abandon petty divisions Stand against Zionist-Western hegemony
WATCH: “Tel Aviv is still on fire from Iran’s latest massive ballistic missile wave. Israeli casualties continue piling in. The air defences dramatically failed”
⭕️Tel Aviv is still on fire from Iran’s latest massive ballistic missile wave
Israeli casualties continue piling in. The air defences dramatically failed.
Don't let #IsraelTerroristState distract you from the continues murdering of Palestinians. They keep luring them to the food help stands and kill them. Ziomonsters till the end
Microsoft employees are reporting that emails that mention Palestine are being blocked. Microsoft has confirmed it has made some changes to its email systems.
⭕️BREAKING: The USS Nimitz Carrier Strike Group is reportedly on route to the Middle East
This will mean that three aircraft carriers will be in striking distance of Iran. It also leaves the US open on the China front.
🌍 ■ 26 palestinos más asesinados en ataques de Israel mientras hacían cola para recibir comida en Gaza ■ Las autoridades locales, de Hamás, hablan de los centros de ayuda estadounidense-israelíes, en Rafá y el valle de Gaza como de "trampas mortales". huffingtonpost.es/global/26-pa…
Las autoridades de Gaza, bajo control del Movimiento de Resistencia Islámica (Hamás), han informado este domingo de la muerte de al menos 26 personas, sumadas a más de un centenar de heridos, a causa de ataques del Ejército de Israel mientras intenta…
Quoting Noa Limona on media shift from from "casualties" to "murdered" when talking about Israelis killed by Iranian missile strikes:
Limona argues that this change diverts responsibility from internal factors like inadequate protection for citizens and blames the “enemy” solely, but it’s also hypocritical:
[…] According to this logic, the Iranian missile launchers are not soldiers but murderers. Of course, this is a logic that is only true for one side of the equation, since the civilians who die in Gaza or Iran are never murdered. Any talk of IDF pilots as "murderers," or the phrase "killing babies as a hobby," which also assumes intent—is immediately met with condemnation from all parts of the political spectrum. It is inconceivable to call the dead in Gaza "murdered," even if they are pregnant women, small children, or babies in incubators. And as far as the media and politicians in Israel are concerned, it is difficult even to say that they are "killed," since most of the time their deaths are not mentioned at all. As IDF spokesman, Effie Defrin, said yesterday, without a hint of irony, "Unlike us, who only target military targets, it is the nature of the Iranian terrorist regime to target civilian targets."
Also,
[…] In recent days, we have felt on our own skin a fraction of the terror that the residents of the Gaza Strip have felt on their skin for over a year and a half. In a panicked run with the children to the neighborhood shelter, as the missiles fly over our heads, one thing is clear: there is no difference between the civilians who die in wars, and there is nothing more terrible for any parent, anywhere in the world, than the feeling that it is impossible to protect their children.
Quoting Michael Sfard, a lawyer specializing in human rights law and the laws of war, on why Israel's actions in #Gaza cannot be erased by a war with #Iran, and why attention must remain focused on Gaza:
Sfard says that many Israelis are caught up in nationalistic fervor, encouraged by media that amplifies pro-war voices. There's a danger that the government will exploit a potential conflict with Iran to intensify its actions in Gaza, possibly leading to further ethnic cleansing and mass killings. The destruction in Gaza is indefensible and potentially constitutes war crimes, with future generations bearing the burden of these actions.
[…] "No war with Iran will erase our crimes in Gaza. Over the weekend, a shocking article by Nir Hasson, Yarden Michaeli, and Avi Sharf was published here about the destruction of Gaza. Read it. Look at the aerial photographs. This is us, the Israeli people of the 21st century, erasing cities, destroying towns, crushing villages. There is no military explanation that can even come close to justifying this destruction, which from a legal standpoint is a clear crime. And that's before we talk about starvation and the use of humanitarian aid to carry out transfer. Generations of Israelis will have to live with the mark of Cain that we have branded ourselves with, in actions that in the worst case are crimes against humanity and war crimes, and in the even worse case accumulate to the suspicion of genocide."
Images of wounded people following Israeli strikes in Iran
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#IDF spokesman, Effie Defrin: "Unlike us, who only target military targets, it is the nature of the Iranian terrorist regime to target civilian targets."
Quoting Michael Sfard, a lawyer specializing in human rights law and the laws of war, on why Israel's actions in #Gaza cannot be erased by a war with #Iran, and why attention must remain focused on Gaza:
Sfard says that many Israelis are caught up in nationalistic fervor, encouraged by media that amplifies pro-war voices. There's a danger that the government will exploit a potential conflict with Iran to intensify its actions in Gaza, possibly leading to further ethnic cleansing and mass killings. The destruction in Gaza is indefensible and potentially constitutes war crimes, with future generations bearing the burden of these actions.
[…] "No war with Iran will erase our crimes in Gaza. Over the weekend, a shocking article by Nir Hasson, Yarden Michaeli, and Avi Sharf was published here about the destruction of Gaza. Read it. Look at the aerial photographs. This is us, the Israeli people of the 21st century, erasing cities, destroying towns, crushing villages. There is no military explanation that can even come close to justifying this destruction, which from a legal standpoint is a clear crime. And that's before we talk about starvation and the use of humanitarian aid to carry out transfer. Generations of Israelis will have to live with the mark of Cain that we have branded ourselves with, in actions that in the worst case are crimes against humanity and war crimes, and in the even worse case accumulate to the suspicion of genocide."
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"Netanyahu can, in the short term, shift domestic and international attention away from the horrors his military is committing in Gaza." theintercept.com/2025/06/14/is…
Habe jetzt mehrere Nachrichten gesehen, in denen die Zahl der Opfer in #Israel genau benannt wurde, während zivile Opfer im #Iran überhaupt nicht erwähnt wurden. Die können auch nichts für irgendwas.
Könnte das möglicherweise daran liegen, dass die iranische Führung keine Zahlen herausgibt, Journalist*innen kaum bis gar keinen Zugang gewährt, der eigenen Bevölkerung untersagt hat Bilder und Videos von Zerstörungen ins Netz zu stellen, die eigenen Schwächen verdecken und vermeintliche Stärke und Schutz suggerieren möchte? Möglich, oder?
Organizers say their purpose is to call for an end to the war on Gaza, push for the thousands of aid trucks stranded outside the Strip to be allowed to enter and pressure their governments to cut ties with Israel and impose sanctions.
Egypt tries to sabotage Global March to Gaza - World Socialist Web Site
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in reply to oatmeal • • •Best part, an in depth analysis, this quote from an interview with a survivor:
[…] One other person offered a biological twist on divine providence: ‘If you want, I’ll tell you what saved me… by chance, I had to poop and went into the bathroom.’”
Which perfectly sums up Israel’s strategy so far I think.