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what happend on Oct. 7. was forgotten too quickly and this has NOTHING, ABSOLUTE NOTHING to do with fighting for #Freedom. Under no circumstances can you justify what happend. Unfortunately there is no time to work through this. Cant imagine what happend to the #hostages, if they are alive, in #Gaza.
This articles contains explicit descriptions of sexual assault.
-> https://forward.com/fast-forward/568871/hamas-rape-music-festival-israel-eyewitness-testimony/
-> https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/article-772313
It was a Dream of me to visit a #Trancefestival in the #Negev, to have a good time with people from all over the World, #palestine Friends, with arab-#israelis, with #jews. And everyone who knows Trancefestivals, knows also that the audience nothing to do with politics. the most of them are modern hippies, maybe even stand with the struggle for palestines in Gaza.
There is no difference between #Hamas, #IS, or #Islamic #Revolutionary #Guard #Corps.
#israel #humanrights #supernova #nsfw

Israel releases horrific eyewitness account of rape carried out by Hamas

Israel police released horrific eyewitness testimony of a gang rape and murder by Hamas terrorists at the music festival.

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THE #SUPERNOVA HAS REACHED ITS PEAK: If Lebron James can slow down, so can a supernova. Less than a week after it exploded into view near the Big Dipper, "new supernova SN 2023ixf in the #Pinwheel #Galaxy may have stopped brightening," reports Eliot Herman, who photographed the plateauing fireball on May 24th:

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supernova might become as bright as magnitude +10 (or even better). The shortfall will tell researchers something about the star's environment, which can slow the expansion of the fireball if the star system is choked with gas.

SN 2023ixf is a Type II supernova caused by the core collapse of a massive star. A shock wave escaped the dying star on May 19th (Earth time), creating a fireball first noticed by Koichi Itagaki of Yamagata, Japan.

Magnitude +11 is far too dim to see with the unaided eye. However, it is an easy target for backyard telescopes. Considering that the supernova is 21 million light years away, it's actually pretty bright.
https://spaceweather.com/

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