We are prepared for every scenario.

I have conveyed to the Ayatollah regime that if they make what may be the gravest mistake in their history and attack the State of Israel, we will respond with a force they cannot even imagine. pic.twitter.com/yep3i7Njb5

— Eye on Palestine (@EyeonPalestine) 23 février 2026

We are prepared for every scenario. I have conveyed to the Ayatollah regime that if they make what may be the gravest mistake in their history and attack the State of Israel, we will respond with a force they cannot even imagine.

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“The problem is not Netanyahu.”

“The problem is the whole of Israeli society.”

“About 70–75% of Israelis say there are no innocents in Gaza.”

“No innocents — in a land of children.”

“Israel kills children as a hobby.

“As a hobby.”

—Professor Norman Finkelstein pic.twitter.com/3WBkX37lJn

— sarah (@sahouraxo) 23 février 2026

“The problem is not Netanyahu.” “The problem is the whole of Israeli society.” “About 70–75% of Israelis say there are no innocents in Gaza.” “No innocents — in a land of children.” “Israel kills children as a hobby. “As a hobby.” —Professor Norman Finkelstein

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“My Father’s Shadow” director Akinola Davies Jr. won the BAFTA for Outstanding British Debut and ended his speech with “Free Palestine,” but the BBC removed the phrase from the televised broadcast. pic.twitter.com/sjBau93sFw

— Eye on Palestine (@EyeonPalestine) 23 février 2026

“My Father’s Shadow” director Akinola Davies Jr. won the BAFTA for Outstanding British Debut and ended his speech with “Free Palestine,” but the BBC removed the phrase from the televised broadcast.

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Ramadan lanterns made from empty soda cans…
A scene from the tents of displaced families in Deir al-Balah, in central Gaza. pic.twitter.com/s1EBLZZq1w

— Sameh Ahmed 𓂆 🇵🇸 (@PalPress24) 23 février 2026

Ramadan lanterns made from empty soda cans…
A scene from the tents of displaced families in Deir al-Balah, in central Gaza.

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I have seen many cases like this in Gaza, some of them have actually died. If the border is open, why are they still stuck in Gaza without access to treatment?

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The scent of Qatayef overpowers the dust of the rubble. While war attempts to erase the features of their neighborhoods, Gaza's residents redraw the contours of their Ramadan days with whatever means they have left. Sitting on his destroyed balcony, he prepares Qatayef. pic.twitter.com/FvGjr7Y2BN

— Eye on Palestine (@EyeonPalestine) 23 février 2026

The scent of Qatayef overpowers the dust of the rubble. While war attempts to erase the features of their neighborhoods, Gaza's residents redraw the contours of their Ramadan days with whatever means they have left. Sitting on his destroyed balcony, he prepares Qatayef.

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