Hamas invasion

How Israel keeps hundreds of Palestinians in detention without charge:

But for freed Palestinians, the context in which they return is more barbed and fraught. In lists distributed to media, Israeli authorities label all the prisoners up for release as "terrorists".

Some were convicted of crimes such as attempted murder; others were detained for activities like "throwing stones" or carrying knives. And a few, like 59-year-old Hanan Barghouti, the eldest female prisoner to be released, were in indefinite Israeli custody without any charge.

While there were scenes of jubilation in Ramallah in the West Bank as a group of released prisoners met their families over the weekend, Itamar Ben Gvir, Israel's far-right national security minister, issued directives cracking down on such celebrations in East Jerusalem, where the Israeli police can directly operate.

"My instructions are clear: there are to be no expressions of joy," he said. "Expressions of joy are equivalent to backing terrorism, victory celebrations give backing to those human scum, for those Nazis."
Meanwhile, in the West Bank, most of which is under Israel's military administration, Israeli authorities have detained roughly as many Palestinians as have been released in the past few days.

A post-October 7 crackdown saw the Palestinian population in Israeli custody almost double, by some measures: According to Palestinian rights groups, more than 3000 Palestinians, mostly in the West Bank, were swept up by Israeli security forces. The majority appear to be held in administrative detention – that is, a form of incarceration without charge or trial that authorities can renew indefinitely.

Under international law, the practice of administrative detention is supposed to be used only in exceptional circumstances. But, as Israeli and international human rights groups document, it has become more the norm in the West Bank. Even before October 7, smouldering tensions and violence in the West Bank had led to a three-decade high in administrative detentions.

Then, according to the Israeli human rights organisation HaMoked, the total number of Palestinians in administrative detention went from 1319 on October 1 to 2070 on November 1 – close to a third of the total Palestinian prisoner population.

www.stuff.co.nz/world/middle-east/301017190/how-israel-keeps-hundreds-of-palestinians-in-detention-without-charge

Hamas v Israel

Reminds me of the movie "The Castle"

Farouk : He say plane fly overhead, drop value. I don't care. In Beirut, plane fly over, drop bomb. I like these planes.

Farouk : You have friend, I have friend. My friend go to your house, put bomb under your car and blow you to fucking sky!

Darryl Kerrigan : What did he do?

Farouk : He get scared and he leave!

Are you suckered I'm by the Hamas coverage .
I see more buildings standing than bombed

I don't ever see a open wound

I see screaming people running around with what look like people with scratches and blood

I'm not on FB, so maybe you see more detail

Remember all the Palestine coverage is controlled by murdering Hamas scum that you seen to defend as Palestinians.

They were warned to go south and don't!

Idiots!

The more bombs the Americans drop on Muslims the less there are to drop on Russia.

Of course the Americans wouldn't do the dirty work themselves, they have proxies for that. But the American Military Industrial Complex must be an amazeballs place for making money at the moment. They can't make bombs fast enough...