A five-minute scroll

Oct 18, 2024
IMG_Yahya_Sinwar,_former_Hamas_leader-October 2024 Image: wikimedia commons/ By Dee Soulza - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=154023356

Israel announces the ‘elimination’ of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar. Palestinians react to the reports, Netanyahu declares the war is not over yet, PM Albanese denounces Sinwar as a terrorist and Mary Kostakidis shares an interview of Sinwar, reminding us it is important to hear what they have to say. Unicef’s James Elder talks with Christiane Amanpour advising the North of Gaza has had no food aid at all during October and Abby Martin recalls how the world should have reacted a year ago. TRT’s documentary The American Dilemma: Elections Amid Gaza War reveals US complicity and more footage shows the devastation of North Gaza. Chris Hedges writes about how extermination only works at first, while British police storm the home of highly regarded investigative journalist Asa Winstanley. A five-minute scroll on X brings more news than we see in our media.

Israeli Minister of Defence Yoav Gallant announced the ‘elimination’ of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar.
@AJEnglish

Netanyahu: the war on Gaza is “not over yet.”
@AJEnglish

Palestinians in Gaza react to the reports of the killing of Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar
@MiddleEastEye

Whatever you may think of Sinwar and Hamas, it’s critical to hear what they have to say
@MaryKostakidis

Unicef spokesperson James Elder: The North of Gaza has had no food aid at all during October
@amanpour

This devastating moment should have compelled the world to stop Israel
@AbbyMartin

The American Dilemma: Elections Amid Gaza War
@trtworld

Northern Gaza
@Resist_05

Extermination works at first
@ChrisLynnHedges

10 UK police launched a pre-dawn raid on the home of investigative journalist Asa Winstanley
@kennardmatt

From our Prime Minister
@AlboMP

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