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Let's recap how many hospitals and health facilities Israel has bombed & besieged (a 🧵):
Gaza
Al-Ahli Arab Al-Shifa Indonesian Hospital Al-Quds Al-Amal Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Jordan Field Al Awda Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani Doctors Without Borders convoy Al-Shifa ambulance Kamal Adwan Yafa Nasser Medical Complex Al-Rantisi and Al-Nasr children's hospitals European Hospital Field hospital at Khadija school
Al Basma IVF center Rehabilitation Centre for Visually Impaired Palestine Children's Relief Fund Al-Aqsa Kuwaiti Hospital Indonesian field hospital in Rafah Red Cross facilities Yemen Al-Saeed Hospital
and of course, they killed thousands of healthcare workers.
That's all I could find, but I might have missed some. Just to remind everyone, that there is only one bloodthirsty aggressor here, and it isn't 'the Arabs' or Iran
CLARIFICATION EDIT: Of course, bombing hospitals is ALWAYS a war crime. Just ask yourself why our western governments have allowed for 30 hospitals being bombed, besieged, flattened, medical staff abducted by Israel in the first place.
SpaceX’s Starship 36 exploded during a routine static fire test after experiencing a major anomaly at the test stand in Starbase, Texas, on Wednesday, June 1...
Well, if there's a choice between learning something relatively tedious and completely useless, and something relatively tedious that's urgently needed... I know what I'm going to pick!
Oooh, an installation manual for a 1935 refrigerator!
I recently spent a few weeks running a conference for a community of researchers and writers in a historic chateau in the French countryside. During this time, I also examined the history of the…
The offer to mediate between Israel and Iran comes as Russia has intensified its war against Ukraine, including striking residential buildings in Kyiv.
The emergence of Don Simpson (Crimson Tide) and Jerry Bruckheimer (Days of Thunder) as a producing powerhouse in the 1980s signalled a pivotal shift in action cinema. Their refinement of the…
Limiter le réchauffement planétaire à +1.5°C n’est désormais plus possible. C'est ce que démontre une nouvelle étude publiée aujourd'hui. Les promesses politiques et technologiques sont par conséquent officiellement des mensonges : bonpote.com/limiter-le-rechauf…
I am not so sure anyone actually has a nuclear bomb. We have bombs that make big boom but I am not necessarily buying what I am being sold in nukes. Me thinks the nuke thing is a bit of a scare tactic.
A blog about the controversial Grutas Park located in Lithuania near the Belarusian border. The park contains a number of Soviet-era monuments which hidden away after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Guerre contre l’ #Iran : les télévisions israéliennes dans l’euphorie de la guerre
En #Israël, les écrans de télévision sont allumés en permanence dans tous les foyers depuis que l’État hébreu a lancé sa guerre contre l’Iran. Nous avons regardé les JT des principales chaînes du pays. Portrait d’un paysage audiovisuel sans contradicteurs.
En Israël, les écrans de télévision sont allumés en permanence dans tous les foyers depuis que l’État hébreu a lancé sa guerre contre l’Iran. Nous avons regardé les JT des principales chaînes du pays.
HOUSTON, June 19 — One of tech billionaire Elon Musk’s SpaceX Starships exploded during a routine test late yesterday in Texas, law enforcement said, adding that no one was...
This blog post is already quite long, so it will omit changes merged for Plasma 6.5 (releasing in October, to be announced in a future post).
With the Plasma 6.2 release, we moved Plasma Dialer and Spacebar to the Plasma release cycle, allowing us to have consistent releases of the two apps. This completes our year long move to having all Plasma Mobile related projects released as part of wider KDE releases, streamlining the work for distributions and taking a load off us on having to maintain a separate release cycle!
In other news, a Fedora spin for Plasma Mobile was released! It will only be targeting devices that can currently boot Fedora (i.e. not ARM phones), but is very exciting nonetheless!
The Plasma Mobile team is happy to announce the developments in the project over the past few months!
Housekeeping This blog post was completed much later than originally planned. In the meantime, several releases have taken place:
Last time i tried plasma mobile it was unbearably slow (even slower then the normal unbearably slow) so i switched to phosh, but I would like to try it again so let's see if these updates made it any more usable.
UPDATE: Honestly i'm impressed, it might be because currently im not running waydroid beside it like i did on my previous Phosh install but it feels very responsive. With the angelfish browser providing a way better experience then firefox. The battery life is still very bad but outside that this could be used as a regular phone.
I cannot wait to run Plasma on my desktop and phone. I recently installed Plasma mobile, and it was close. So very close. So glad this project is getting some love.
There are reports that Iran is carrying out another wave of missile strikes on targets in Israel. Before this, Israel had already “traditionally” (as it has in the last few days) bombed targets in Iran, declaring, among other things, the destruction …
12coop.com/cupon/ctn/ Así amanece hoy Cádiz y así termina el comunicado d la confluencia sindical de la Bahía de Cádiz ante la huelga del metal junio 2025. "… es un llamamiento al amparo, la solidaridad y la protección hacia nuestra vecindad, familiares, compañeros y compañeras del metal en el nuevo despertar de su justa lucha por la dignidad de la clase obrera, que ojalá se extienda por lo largo y ancho del Estado español" Coordinadora de Trabajadores del Metal Bahía de Cádiz
The Shock Doctrine is Canadian author and social activist Naomi Klein's companion piece to her popular 2007 book of the same name. In short, the shock doctri...
Eigentlich muesste die Zeichnung angepasst werden und nicht mehr auf das "Empfangsgeraet" bezogen werden, sondern dass sie in einer Wohnung wohnt. Aber ich verstehe natuerlich den Witz dahinter.
Sawmills, furniture plants, and forestry operations generate vast volumes of wood residues—offcuts, shavings, bark, and dust—that are often underutilized or disposed through open burning. Converting this biomass into high-quality charcoal through thermochemical treatment addresses both waste management and energy transition objectives. Deploying a modern charcoal machine enables controlled carbonization, producing clean, energy-dense solid fuel suitable for industrial and household use.
Feedstock Characteristics and Suitability
Hardwood residues—such as oak, beech, or acacia—are ideal for charcoal production due to their dense lignin structure and low ash content. Softwoods, while abundant, tend to produce lower fixed carbon and more volatile byproducts. Mixed sawdust can also be used but often requires densification through briquetting to maintain consistent feed into a continuous reactor.
Moisture content is critical. Wood waste above 15% moisture reduces thermal efficiency and increases condensate volume. Pre-drying, either through solar racks or low-temperature belt dryers utilizing waste heat from the wood charcoal making machine, ensures optimal pyrolysis conditions.
Controlled Pyrolysis for Clean Combustion
Traditional kilns emit smoke, tar, and particulates, contributing to local pollution. In contrast, modern woody biomass pyrolysis plant systems use indirect heating to initiate pyrolysis under oxygen-limited conditions. This process converts wood biomass into fixed carbon while releasing volatiles that are either condensed or combusted in a secondary chamber.
Operating temperatures between 450–600 °C produce high-grade lump or granular charcoal with carbon content above 75%, minimal ash, and low sulfur emissions. The enclosed system architecture ensures complete gas capture, allowing for the production of clean-burning charcoal without atmospheric contamination.
Gas and Energy Recovery
During pyrolysis, wood volatiles—including methane, carbon monoxide, and light tars—are released. These gases can be routed back into the heating system of the charcoal machine, reducing external fuel input by up to 80%. Excess thermal energy may also be harvested for pre-drying wood feedstock, powering steam turbines, or generating process heat for adjacent industrial units.
This closed-loop approach minimizes the plant’s carbon footprint and improves the overall energy balance of the facility.
Emission Control and Environmental Compliance
Advanced units include gas scrubbers, electrostatic precipitators, and thermal oxidizers to treat off-gases before atmospheric release. This ensures compliance with tightening emissions regulations in regions such as the European Union or Southeast Asia.
Additionally, integrating baghouse filters to capture particulates during feed handling and post-processing minimizes workplace exposure and environmental discharge.
End Product Applications
Charcoal derived from wood waste has a wide range of applications:
Industrial fuel: Used in metallurgy, ceramics, and lime kilns due to its high calorific value (\~7,000 kcal/kg) and low ash.
BBQ and household heating: When shaped into briquettes or lump form, the clean burn profile and low smoke output make it suitable for residential use.
Activated carbon precursor: Hardwood charcoal with high porosity can be further processed into activated carbon for filtration and purification industries.
Soil amendment: Fine charcoal powder serves as biochar, improving soil water retention and nutrient cycling.
By tailoring process parameters—such as heating rate, residence time, and final temperature—the charcoal machine can be optimized to produce targeted carbon products for specific markets.
Economic and Operational Considerations
A mid-scale charcoal machine plant processing 2–3 tons of dry wood waste per hour typically requires 300–500 kWh of auxiliary power and operates with minimal manual intervention. Maintenance focuses on refractory integrity, rotary seal condition, and heat exchanger cleaning. Return on investment is driven by feedstock availability, proximity to end-use markets, and potential carbon offset revenues.
In many forestry regions, such conversion plants qualify for green financing or government incentives under circular economy and biomass valorization programs.
Transforming wood processing waste into clean charcoal not only diverts biomass from waste streams but also supplies a renewable energy source aligned with environmental and economic imperatives. Through efficient use of a charcoal machine and integrated process design, this approach establishes a sustainable model for decarbonized fuel production from industrial wood residues.
Don't forget the "I forgot the item existed and will only remember when I stumble on it after buying a new one and looking for a place to store it, so it might as well be lost."
The Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, has stated that there is no evidence Iran is pursuing a nuclear weapons
The following item is appears in this week’s EIR Strategic Alert Service, no. 25, published in Germany.
One more step toward the legislation that will deliver the final blow to the U.S.
Half the problem with autism and adhd both is difficulty with habit formation and maintenance.
You don’t need habits. You need routines with reliable contextual triggers. They’ll fail from time to time and you will just have to be okay with that, and try to figure out exactly what made them fail when they do so maybe you can fix it going forward. But it will still occasionally fail.
You can’t make a sieve not leak without making it not a sieve.
Triggers are the real key. Like needing to use the bathroom in the morning. Then hang a habit of taking meds right after. You have to look at the habits you already have, and connect new things to that. You can also build new habits, but if they are forced, they won't have a high success rate. I built a habit of looking back into a space I am walking out of when not in my home. I built it on the anxiety of forgetting something. So it stuck. I try to build a habit of letting others talk, but it has no trigger, so it hasn't stuck.
That's why I have my meds, deodorant, shoes, hair brush, and hair ties on/near my coffee table. I make my coffee every morning, sit at the couch and (except brushing my teeth) get ready for the day. I let my brain put things where it'll actually use them.
I just moved a few weeks ago. At my last place all of that was in my kitchen. It's weird how moving changes where my brain wants to do stuff
I put a spare toothbrush and paste in the shower so I see it when I reach for the soap, otherwise it turns invisible. IT'S RIGHT THERE ON THE SINK WHY DON'T YOU SEE IT AND USE IT BRAIN
I've had "helpful" suggestions from so many people insisting that you just need to do something consistently for a few weeks and it magically becomes a habit, otherwise you're just not really trying. Which translates to "Why don't you try not having ADHD?" Yeah thanks a lot 😑
Obviously after preventing you from using the vaccum cleaner for two weeks, the one moment when your brain feels like using it is at night when you can't because people are sleeping
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First, X.org will be even more abandoned. I'm not saying every distro will drop it entirely, but I'm expecting way more distributions and desktops to announce in 2024, that X.org won't be a supported platform anymore in 2025, or at the very least won't be the default session.
I would be surprised if, in 2024, Ubuntu didn't announce something similar for the following year.
The second thing I think we'll see is a fully open source stack for nvidia being available for Linux users. With the Linux kernel 6.7 bringing support for the GSP firmware, letting Nvidia GPUs be reclocked by the open source Nouveau drivers, and NVK now part of Mesa, and providing decent performance already, I'd say 2024 will be the year where Nvidia users can finally enjoy a good experience on Linux without anything extra to install.
In terms of market share, we've seen some healthy growth in 2023, ending the year on a potentially anomalous 3.8%, the highest the Linux desktop has ever been. In 2024, I'd expect this trend to continue: people don't seem to enjoy WIndows 11 that much, and they already didn't enjoy Windows 10 all that much either, and with Microsoft cramming more and more ads in their OS, and potentially moving to a subscription based model for Windows 12, I'd expect more people to give Linux a go, and mathematically, some of them will stick with it.
All in all, I don't think we'll jump to something like 8 or 10%, but I'd be surprised if the Linux desktop didn't reach 5 or 6% on its own, and about 10% combined with Chrome OS.
I would also expect 2024 to see a standalone release of SteamOS for any computer, and I'd say our market share will probably rise to about 3, maybe 3 and a half percent, but it won't be a major change, and the situation in terms of how many games we can play will be relatively stable, with major names still missing.
Now let's talk about the things I feel will stay exactly the same in 2024: starting with packaging formats. What we might see is more distros deciding to provide specific apps using the official snap or flatpak, like RHEL is doing with LibreOffice, because for some apps, it simply makes no sense to repackage them all the time, but that won't change the status quo.
Same thing for what we generally call Immutable distributions. I don't think they'll gain that much popularity in 2024, because they're often linked to using either flatpak or snap, or Nix packages, can't forget about Nix or I'll get comments again, and since we're not making these formats the only choice any time soon, I don't think this group of Linux distros will conquer the general Linux desktop audience either.
As per app support, that's another area where I feel we're not going to see much progress. And I'm talking big name apps, like Office, the Adobe Suite, Autocad, and the like. Even if my predictions for Linux market share come true, the potential revenue from supporting Linux is still low and will still be low, compared to the effort of porting the app, finding a packaging format that allows you to do everything you want, and then supporting that version.
Col. Nathan McCormack was pulled from his Joint Staff role as the Pentagon investigates controversial anti-"Israel" social media posts reported by JNS.
My desktop has a folder called “crap” where when my desktop starts to look cluttered I drag everything into a new folder then put that into the crap folder.
Going through the crap folder is like digging through sedimentary layers of dead shortcuts.lnk and .txt files to get a glimse of the past
I have something similar: a "garbage" folder in my downloads folder, and when I tire of the clutter I put all of it, including "garbage", into a new "garbage" folder. It's garbage all the way down.
I have a "Unsorted-NEW" and "Unsorted-OLD". When everything is too cluttered I rename "Unsorted-NEW" to "Unsorted-Number" and move it to "Unsorted-OLD" along with the previous iterations. Then I make a new "Unsorted-NEW" and put the clutter in it. Which I'm totally going to sort and not just leave there and forget about it until everything's too cluttered again...
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... ... ... that actually made more sense before I tried to explain 😓
Just got through replacing the power cord and switch on an old lava lamp while keeping the appearance, other than the cord color, identical. The original cord was brown, the new one is white, but otherwise identical.
I got this so long ago probably 40-45 years ago and I just recently pulled it out of storage and added it to my office decor, add a little red light which the LED bulbs do not produce, and some motion.
The switch had become intermittent and since it was integral to the cord, fixing it really required replacing the whole thing, but this was challenging. First there was a cardboard with felt disk on the bottom I had to remove, it was glued on but careful work with a pocket knife released it intact. Then the socket was held to the bottom with a nut but you could not remove the bottom plate as it was spot welded to the base, so the only way for the socket to come out was through the opening for the bulb and given this was only about 1/32nd of an inch larger than the socket itself this was no fun.
Reinserting the socket back into the hole in the base was tricky since it's basically a blind operation but after much futzing finally got lucky and got it through and put the nut back on.
The cord was mounted in the base with a heyco, but I managed to compress with vice grips and remove intact and use with the new cord.
All in all it was a challenging operation. Now I just have to wait for the glue on the felt pad on the base to dry and it will be as good as new.
I was worried about being able to get bulbs since most incandescents are outlawed, but there is an exception for oven bulbs and that happens to be what this uses. So $6 got me a two pack from Amazon.
Israel’s attempts to dismiss death toll as ‘falsely reported by Hamas’ exposed as a lie to hide horrific reality A bereaved Palestinian father carrying the remains of his two sons…
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Or better yet: XMPP with OMEMO (which uses Signal Protocol).
XMPP doesn't require any personal information from you, like a phone number. You can be completely anonymous.
XMPP is decentralized. No centralized server anywhere!
XMPP can be self-hosted and therefore can be installed on servers that Big Tech does not own.
I've read on Signal's blog (can't find the blog post) that they are working on seperate themselves from Big Tech's servers and use their own servers, but that have not yet happened. I read the article maybe 2 years ago.
Suspicious.
And if Signal now is such a privacy oriented chat service, why do they require your phone number?! They can switch from the phone number requirement and let the users report spam/scam accounts. "Problem solved" (it's not that easy).
Not AI, PI. Pseudo Intelligence. Not that I want either but actual AI is not a thing. It'll turn up at some point though, so we need to build the distinction now.
Thank you so much. I am trying to switch to signal ever since they started with this AI bulls**t.
It is important that we dont depend on closed source, propriatary software to keep in touch with our friends and loved ones, as well as use it for important communication.
If AI starts creeping into private chats, I’m out—scrolling yacht for sale listings like it’s my job 🛥️ Let the bots read someone else's messages: yachttrading.com/ I’ll be busy dreaming of ocean silence.
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I suspect it didn't share a user's number, it hallucinated a set of 11 digits that looked like a phone number and it happened to be valid. But that's not as good a headline.
Not a mistake. A mistake requires intent (to do something else), and intent requires knowing wtf you are doing, not stringing together words with a sufficient probability of looking like a sentence.
Oh, I see what you're doing; surfing on the growing anti-AI sentiment to promote you junk, hey?!?
Well, good. Excellent. 100% unironically. Go for it, this is the right thing to do. But please, for goodness' sake; DO NOT BACKPEDAL IN A FEW MONTHS TIME WITH SOME MEEK "WELL, ACTUALLY AI IS GOOD NOW" BULLSHIT.
I know this is only semi-related to your post but can we pause and appreciate the moment where that guy on Bluesky tried to explain to the PRESIDENT OF THE SIGNAL FOUNDATION what Signal’s future plans and business strategy are? Because it was such a chef’s kiss moment for me that I want to tape the screenshot to my wall.
There are innovators, and there are people that don't mind playing with fire, it's fairly difficult not to end up in the second category when you do AI
The last two years of Gen AI reminds me of a debate I had with developers about bug severity. Dev Mgr would only rank level 0 if the app broke and wouldn't run. I found a calculation that provided erroneous results in the final report of our business analytics app. Dev Mgr would not call people in on the weekend. "But our customer is going to make bad decisions based on false data we made and go out of business! That's worse than no answer"
"Signal requires that the user provide a telephone number for verification [...] eliminating the need for user names or passwords and facilitating contact discovery". "This mandatory connection to a telephone number (a feature Signal shares with WhatsApp, KakaoTalk, and others) has been criticized as a "major issue" for privacy-conscious users who are not comfortable with giving out their private number." en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signal…
As a volunteer doctor in the hospitals of Gaza for over two years, and currently volunteering at Al-Shifa Hospital in northern Gaza, I want to tell the world: we are extremely exhausted. There are countless injuries, a severe shortage of medical equipment and supplies, and My family and I hungry we can't even find food If you truly love Palestine, support me—even with the price of a loaf of bread—I would be deeply grateful.
Yes, becoming a zombie for a while then getting bored and just indulging my brain's urge to hyperfocusing on the most pointless things. It's very happy after wasting my evening figuring out how telnet works. There's always a new pointless thing to hyperfocus on, no time for depression. Not much time for anything productive either, but hey, can't have everything 😅
"Στα όνειρά μας έχουμε δει έναν άλλο κόσμο, έναν τίμιο κόσμο, έναν κόσμο σαφώς πιο δίκαιο από αυτόν στον οποίο ζούμε τώρα. Είδαμε ότι σε αυτόν τον κόσμο δεν υπήρχε ανάγκη για στρατούς. Η ειρήνη, η δικαιοσύνη και η ελευθερία ήταν τόσο συνηθισμένες που κανείς δεν μιλούσε για αυτές ως μακρινές έννοιες, αλλά σαν πράγματα όπως το ψωμί, τα πουλιά, ο αέρας, το νερό, όπως το βιβλίο και η φωνή."
"Η επιλογή μας δεν είναι ανάμεσα στον πόλεμο και την ειρήνη, αλλά ανάμεσα στη ζωή με αξιοπρέπεια ή χωρίς..." Σαν σήμερα, 19 Ιούνη 1957, γεννιέται ο εξεγερμένος υποδιοικητής Μάρκος (#SubcomandanteMarcos) του #EZLN (Ejercito Zapatista de Liberacion Nacional)
A group of eight (formerly nine) nations known as The Hague Group recently announced an emergency ministerial meeting on Palestine, to be held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Bogota on 15-16 July 2025.
The IDF is carrying out large-scale demolitions and flattening entire areas, mostly in the northern Gaza Strip, away from the cameras and behind the scenes. - MenaLive
“To facilitate this vetting, all applicants for F, M and J non-immigrant visas will be asked to adjust the privacy settings on all their social media profiles to ‘public’”, the official said. “The enhanced social media vetting will ensure we are properly screening every single person attempting to visit our country.”
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Braucht Popmusik wirklich alle paar Jahre eine neue Inkarnation dieses 50er Jahre Pin-up Model Styles und hatten wir nicht noch von Katy Perry ausreichend die Schnauze voll bevor Sabrina Carpenter sich materialisierte?
Only with the explicit backing of the White House, Israel would dare such an assault on a country with a military power that could by far exceed that of Israel.
Antiwar News with Dave DeCamp, 06/19/25: Trump Privately Approves Plans To Attack Iran, Israel Slaughters 140 Palestinians in Gaza, and More youtube.com/watch?v=rj1P_yxhAL…
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Has the United States become what President Donald Trump recently condemned? Can the president fight any war he wishes? Can Congress fund any war it chooses? Are there constitutional and legal requirements that must first be met before war is waged? …
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What's is it with WhatsApp ? I recently agreed to take part in a local representative group. We were informed of the meeting by email. We had just started our face to face meeting and someone said. "Let's set up a WhatsApp group ". It seems to me everyone and their granny is in a bloody WhatsApp group. WHY ? I feel as if I am being dragged screaming and kicking into yet another....
Now I read that WhatsApp will start delivering adverts at the end of the month.
Please tell me there are some of you out there who are not on a WhatsApp group.
At around 3:00 a.m. Jerusalem time on June 13, 2025, I was jolted awake by a siren that echoed throughout the walls of the Old City. “It’s probably a Houthi missile,” I originally thought.
Tired: "please don't click any suspicious links on emails"
Wired: "don't click on any links on emails, preferably don't click any links EVER, throw your computer in to sea and free yourself of this infernal hell we call society"
@Catweazle this inspired me to come up with a third category:
Chaotic: "click everything, explore internet like the original authors intended: trusting anything and without any protection, every malware and hack attempt is just a potential new friend"
Mon compagnon a pris pas mal de photos de rue à Palerme : ici le marché aux puces. My partner took a lot of street photos in Palermo: here, the flea market.
No one has been able to end Russia’s war in Ukraine, but could Russia help end the war in Iran? Russia is one of the rare powers that has very close relationships with both Iran and Israel, and both Iran and Israel trust Russia.
Raja Miah joins The Winston Marshall Show a harrowing interview exposing the full extent of political capture, community intimidation, and media complicity b...
we know what that means
Alx 🐈
in reply to Alx 🐈 • • •(continued: Gaza)
Al Basma IVF center
Rehabilitation Centre for Visually Impaired
Palestine Children's Relief Fund
Al-Aqsa
Kuwaiti Hospital
Indonesian field hospital in Rafah
Red Cross facilities
Yemen Al-Saeed Hospital
and of course, they killed thousands of healthcare workers.
But let's keep on.
The West Bank:
Jenin Governmental Hospital
Khalil Suleiman hospital
and never forget that the IOF disguised as medical personnel to murder 'alleged militants'
But let's keep counting
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Alx 🐈
in reply to Alx 🐈 • • •Lebanon
Meiss Ej Jabal Hospital
Hanin Hospital
Iran
hospital in Kermanshah
That's all I could find, but I might have missed some. Just to remind everyone, that there is only one bloodthirsty aggressor here, and it isn't 'the Arabs' or Iran
CLARIFICATION EDIT: Of course, bombing hospitals is ALWAYS a war crime.
Just ask yourself why our western governments have allowed for 30 hospitals being bombed, besieged, flattened, medical staff abducted by Israel in the first place.
/eof