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In 9 April 1948, Zionist militias attacked Deir Yassin village near Jerusalem. The attack was done by Irgun and Lehi, with support of Haganah and Palmach. They killed at least 107 Palestinian villagers, women and children were among them. The village had a non-aggression pact with nearby Jewish areas. The villagers didnt expect the attack. They thought it was just a raid. The attackers went house to house, throwing grenades and shooting. They also blew up houses. Some villagers were taken prisoner and paraded through West Jerusalem before being executed. There was looting and some reports of rape. The massacre was part of Plan Dalet, which historians call a blueprint for ethnic cleansing. And news of the killings scared many Palestinians. They fled their homes. So this helped cause the 1948 Palestinian expulsion, known as the Nakba. But the Haganah denied its role and blamed Irgun and Lehi. The Jewish Agency apologized to King Abdullah of Jordan, but he rejected it. In 1949, Israelis resettled the village as Givat Shaul Bet. Today there is no memorial at the site.

Front HazCam view after the drive. Details of the drive and additional image in the comments

Full title: The new ‘The Mummy’ movie has been titled ‘The Mummy: Book Of The Dead’. Starring Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz, John Hannah, Kevin J. O’Connor, Oded Fehr and Michael Johnston. In theaters on October 15, 2027.

The new ‘The Mummy’ movie has been titled ‘The Mummy: Book Of The Dead’. Starring Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz, John Hannah, Kevin J. O’Connor, Oded Fehr and Michael Johnston. In theaters on October 15, 2027.

cross-posted from: https://piefed.zip/c/bunnies/p/1224606/finally-some-statistics

Also here's a picture of two bunnies: > >

Duration - 4:32
[a video on Peertube about Cuba from the news collective Belly Of The Beast]

More than 70,000 Cubans receive support through the Family Assistance System (SAF), a government program that provides meals to the elderly, people with disabilities and others in vulnerable situations.

In Havana’s Rampa neighborhood, home to one of Cuba’s oldest populations, the El Rampeño SAF center provides daily meals and support to vulnerable residents thanks to support from local private businesses.

“A place like this is a blessing,” says Lilian, a retired telephone operator. But as U.S. sanctions and an oil blockade disrupt food deliveries, keeping its kitchen running has become increasingly difficult.

“The U.S. government is making life impossible for us,” says Pedro Garcés, president of the Rampa People's Council. “It’s suffocating us.”

It's embarrassing how long this took me to make. I know it's probably not the first, hope you enjoy anyway.

Did his secret service always stand like they have poopy diapers too?

Iran’s missiles and drones have hit Gulf infrastructure sites at least 135 times, causing cascading failures that Gulf states have often concealed. Despite repeated official statements that the damage came from debris, Reuters found the equipment struck was, time and again, exactly what mattered most.
October 15, 2026

The actions could have resulted in criminal charges had humans been behind the keyboard

I saw this and installed it but the WebBluetooth doesn't work regardless of the browser I used on Android. Can someone tell me if it's possible to use this on your phone? I can't move my desktop to where the bike is. Also I've never used Chrome on my phone and I feel raped sybernetically for being used like that to install that piece of shit data hording browser.

Duration - 4:32
[a video on Peertube about Cuba from the news collective Belly Of The Beast]

More than 70,000 Cubans receive support through the Family Assistance System (SAF), a government program that provides meals to the elderly, people with disabilities and others in vulnerable situations.

In Havana’s Rampa neighborhood, home to one of Cuba’s oldest populations, the El Rampeño SAF center provides daily meals and support to vulnerable residents thanks to support from local private businesses.

“A place like this is a blessing,” says Lilian, a retired telephone operator. But as U.S. sanctions and an oil blockade disrupt food deliveries, keeping its kitchen running has become increasingly difficult.

“The U.S. government is making life impossible for us,” says Pedro Garcés, president of the Rampa People's Council. “It’s suffocating us.”