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Jane Goodall died today. While smarter and more informed people will talk about her work, I want to share a snippet from her Wikipedia page - the two greatest paragraphs ever on Wikipedia. The first parts are amusing and interesting, but the last sentence elevates it to high art.

frankfurt tatort war sehr gut mmn

You honestly want me to believe that “Hamas” was in every single one of those houses? Every building on every street? As far as the eye can see?

Also she is the most difficult person to sing "Happy Birthday" to.

wie immersiv genau 😥

The most damning condemnations of Israel's war have always come from the Israeli soldiers who actually fought it:

Hours after Israel “agreed” to a ceasefire:

BREAKING! “Ceasefire”, in Israel’s dictionary: you cease, I fire. Just hours after the deal - as in January - Israel shoots at Palestinians waiting to return home. Before any next step, member states must ensure that Israel honours the ceasefire.

BREAKING: 🚨 FROM ISRAELI CHANNEL 12: As part of the deal, Israel will release 1,700 PALESTINIAN HOSTAGES from Gaza, who were “detained” after Oct. 7 and were not involved in the attacks. This means Israel ABDUCTED these people and kept them for no reason... just to keep them

Israel Agrees To Go Back To Killing Palestinians On Less Frequent Basis theonion.com/israel-agrees-…

“All The Hostages” Are Not Being Returned… There will still be at least 11,000 Palestinian hostages left, suffering round the clock abuse, including rape & torture. 400 of them are children. But as the MSM don’t see Palestinians as human beings, don’t expect to hear about it.

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ist das bescheuert

I think the biggest indicator of the fact that this wasn't a "conflict" or a "war" or literally anything you can "both sides" is: no part of Israel looks like this

a truly unthinkable amount of strength and resilience. may palestinians see freedom and justice in this lifetime and every other

I came back today. I thought I had known despair before, but what I saw today is beyond despair. It is not grief, nor horror, nor pain. It is something colder, a stillness where even God seems to have withdrawn His hand. The sky was impossibly blue. The kind of blue that mocks