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Hi anyone here from 1981?
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Does anyone remember miss trelfa?
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Manchester Chat / Re: News Today
« Last post by lozflan on Yesterday at 14:34:59 »
Israel,the West is kept in the dark in all aspects of this war,there are only Arab reporters.
IDF likely to cover over mistakes and crimes,just as Hamas do.
Also having read and heard defenders of the Jews,I must say not all are friendly to the UK.
Thats based on the early days of the Nation being founded.
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Manchester Chat / Re: News Today
« Last post by celeste on Yesterday at 08:45:49 »
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news


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WEAPONS OF WAR.




By Jeremy Bowen
BBC international editor, Jerusalem


After months of warnings, a recent UN-backed report offered hard statistical evidence that the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza is turning into a manmade famine.

It has increased the pressure on Israel to fulfil its legal responsibilities to protect Palestinian civilians, and to allow adequate supplies of humanitarian aid to reach the people who need it.

The UN's most senior human rights official, Volker Türk, said in a BBC interview that Israel bore significant blame, and that there was a "plausible" case that Israel was using starvation as a weapon of war in Gaza.

Mr Türk, who is the UN high commissioner for human rights, said that if intent was proven, that would amount to a war crime.

Israel's economy minister, Nir Barkat, a senior politician in Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party, dismissed Mr Türk's warnings as "total nonsense - a totally irresponsible thing to say".

Like his cabinet colleagues, Mr Barkat insisted that Israel was letting in all the aid offered by the US and the rest of the world. Israel says the UN fails to distribute whatever is left once Hamas has helped itself.

But a long line of lorries fully loaded with aid supplies desperately needed in the Gaza Strip is backing up on the Egyptian side of the border with Rafah. They can only enter Gaza through Israel, after a complex and bureaucratic series of checks.

The absence of adequate supplies has forced Jordan, and now other countries including the US and UK, to drop aid from the air - the least effective way to deliver humanitarian supplies.

Palestinians on the ground fighting to secure a share have drowned as they try to swim to pallets that have landed in the sea, or have been crushed when parachutes fail.
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Manchester Chat / Re: News Today
« Last post by celeste on 13:53:42, 26/03/24 »
At last,  the UK have air-dropped lifesaving supplies on Gaza,  why so long history can demand.
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Manchester Chat / Re: News Today
« Last post by Parky on 11:24:20, 26/03/24 »
Isn't it wonderful to see a government sticking up for its people and treating it's enemies in the way they richly deserve?


Thank God for Russia and President Putin.
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This country would have given them 20 years inside and a council house when they got out
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Manchester Chat / Re: News Today
« Last post by celeste on 10:02:18, 26/03/24 »


https://www.bbc.co.uk/ Hamas leader to visit Tehran today.


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-middle-east-68663340


Israel accuses Hamas of 'delusional' ceasefire demands

Israel has accused Hamas of proposing "delusional" demands in ongoing negotiations over a ceasefire in Gaza.
The office for Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a statement that Hamas had rejected any compromise on its demands.
“Israel will not surrender to Hamas’ delusional demands and will continue to act to achieve all the goals of the war: releasing all the hostages, destroying Hamas’ military and governing capabilities and ensuring that Gaza will never again be a threat to Israel," it said.

Hours after a UN Security Council resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire and the release of Israeli hostages was passed on Monday, Hamas said it would stick to its original demands for a more permanent ceasefire, which include the withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza and a return of displaced Palestinians.




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Manchester Chat / Re: News Today
« Last post by celeste on 10:01:53, 26/03/24 »
Isn't it wonderful to see a government sticking up for its people and treating it's enemies in the way they richly deserve?


Thank God for Russia and President Putin.


Hopefully we'll eventually get just and strong leadership,  O0
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Manchester Chat / Re: Manchester Evening News latest.
« Last post by celeste on 09:40:16, 26/03/24 »
It's time places like Manchester Airport were more circumspect over who they employ,  members of the public taken aside for questioning have really no
defence against any 'abuse' if it happens.
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Manchester Chat / Re: Manchester Evening News latest.
« Last post by St Chads Lad on 23:42:46, 25/03/24 »
Calls for investigation after claims Hamas attack survivors faced 'discriminatory' treatment at Manchester Airport


https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/calls-investigation-after-claims-hamas-28885788


 Border Farce little man syndrome, pity they aren't as voracious with the tide of misery washing up on the South Coast.
  Sack that gobshyte.
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