Do drugs. Look at all the content on lemmynsfw. Masturbate.

!latex@lemmynsfw.com

Satan is just a subcontractor for god.

Blockchain is now used by the US president to make money in barely legal ways.

That’s not a good outlook.

The child is playing a role in a propaganda film.

Who do you think controls who can film what and where in Gaza? Hamas of course.

This doesn’t mean everything in the film is a lie, but you shouldn’t take it at face value.

This conflict has a decades oiled propaganda machine on both sides.

This boy was not randomly selected, nor is he independent from his father.

Exactly. The Fediverse is transparent to all the bad actors and they don’t even have to pay for access.

Privacy isn’t particularly good in the fediverse. Any federated instance can track you as much as they want without you ever knowing or consenting.

Self hosting Lemmy is straightforward. Then subscribe to all communities and now you have a treasure trove of data to mine. If you modify the code a bit you can do more like keep deleted posts around or surveil user activities in real time.

Well those unit 8200 members didn’t pretend they were someone else.

Midleeasteye is a far less credible outlet.

Timesofisrael is biased, but factual.

The BBC itself https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/clydv5yngq4o

The BBC has removed a documentary about Gaza from its iPlayer streaming service while it carries out “further due diligence” after discovering its 13-year-old narrator was the son of a Hamas official.

The broadcaster has been criticised for Gaza: How To Survive A War Zone, which centred on the son of Hamas’s deputy minister of agriculture.

The BBC said it had not been informed of the family connection in advance by the film’s production company.

It’s also reported elsewhere like here:

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/02/18/bbc-hamas-abdullah-al-yazouri-gaza-complaint/

The OP‘s source is a pure propaganda website.

Because the main person they follow is the son of a Hamas minister.

This film is a pure Hamas propaganda piece paid for by the BBC.

https://www.timesofisrael.com/bbc-pulls-gaza-documentary-after-star-revealed-as-son-of-hamas-minister/

This tactic only needs to work in one of ten cases to worthwhile.

No, the borders to Egypt and Israel are closed. There are limited exceptions for medical treatment in Israel. Egypt let in people with the right paperwork (typically by paying a bribe) at the beginning of the war.

It’s very unusual for people not being able to flee from a warzone. Not giving them the option to leave is against the convention on refugees.

The Israeli navy makes it impossible to leave by boat.

Israel could allow Gazans to flee to the West Bank, but so far haven’t done so. Egypt also isn’t interested in opening the border so far, for fear of the refugees not being able to return at a later date. Egypt is afraid of another terrorist group in its country, especially one that threatens the peace with Israel.

A Palestinian shooting Palestinians because he mistook them for Israeli Jews would have been just as terrible and sad.

Israeli prime minister Golda Meir said she’s a Palestinian.

The use of the word Palestinian changed over time. Before the establishment of Israel Palestinian was often used specifically to refer to Jews living in the holy land. Lots of Jewish founded institutions like airlines, newspapers, sports teams, orchestras were named Palestinian. They changed their names after Israel was founded.

The Arabs used Palestinian as their national identity only after Israel was established. The Palestinian identity as we know it today coalesced in the 1960s.

Before the British Mandate for Palestine, the Arabs in the region tended to identify as Syrian.

Latin didn’t have the letter j.

Confused boner

No LGBT on my sandwich?

People are still betting big on Tesla’s self driving and other technological advances.

Value of a stock isn’t just the current market success, but also perceived future value.

That said, Tesla is overvalued for sure.