Israel Declares War After Hamas Attacks
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Damn Egyptians leaders y’all need more people….
Folks don’t believe in y’all at all
You know Bibi saw this like
YupYou know Bibi saw this like
This dude talk like he is in Jonestown. Guess he is saying they need to die with dignity. The biological weapon covid is part of the sermon also.
20 million down the drain.
Gaza war: artificial intelligence is changing the speed of targeting and scale of civilian harm in unprecedented ways
The Israeli campaign in the Gaza Strip is described by experts as one of the most "relentless and deadly" in recent history and is also being coordinated in part with artificial intelligence (AI).
This is being used for any action in war, from identifying and prioritizing targets to assigning weapons to be used against those targets.
The AI systems Israel employs are trained to recognize traits believed to characterize people associated with Hamas's military wing, like being a member of the same WhatsApp group as a known militant, if you change your phone number and address every few months...
The systems analyze the data of all Gazans, thus allowing the algorithms to "predict" the probability that a person is a member of Hamas, that a building houses that person, or that that person has entered his house.
In this way, the program has managed to identify many more objectives, from 50 per year to 100 in one day, and has considerably reduced deliberation time.
The Lavender AI decision system identified 37,000 people as potential human targets. According to the IDF, the accuracy rate of this system reached 90%, although the details of manual verification of the system are classified.
That 10% inaccuracy is very important, since in the end it is a system that is used to decide whether those 37,000 targets live or die, so the consequences are potentially destructive for civilians.
An Israeli army officer commented that delegating decision-making trust to AI is seamless:
“Because of the scope and magnitude, the protocol was that even if you weren't sure the machine was okay, you knew it was statistically okay. So do it,” he declared.
It should be noted that the bosses who consider the Palestinians of Gaza as targets will not take into account that if their homes are destroyed, the population will inevitably change their address or give their phones to their loved ones (two of the conditions that the AI considers them to be suspected of belonging to Hamas). In this way, any civilian who has gone through these situations has become a suspect for the AI program.
The article reflects on the fact that AI should be considered in these cases "alters the interactions between humans, machines and humans, where those who execute algorithmic violence simply approve the result generated by the artificial intelligence system, and those who suffer violence are dehumanized in unprecedented ways."
Honestly, this sounds like Zoloff's algorithm system that was explained in the winter soldier except they dont have any helicarriers(to my knowledge) to carry it out at one time.
Wait so he's taking aid to gaza for the humanitarian crisis and his account got suspended? Am I missing something?
Seem like you’re correct
Yea Freedom Flotilla is kinda a civilian led humanitarian thing. The goal is to bring aid to the Palestinians but I’m sure it would be allowed.
The movement gain plenty of positive attention but as we know, likely will be grounded.
Bruh make a thread on this
Go ahead lol
Biden Administration has gone full fascist and people are still supporting it. His budget for 2025 will ensure the economic system in America is communistic by 2035 which essentially puts the majority of people back in slavery.
It is interesting to see all of this unfold in real time as this is likely what happened in the mid to late 1700s without all of the remixing of history.
It is a very common assassination tactic in various countries. Always use the lane closest to your exit at least five mile beforehand. They figure out your destination and with Tesla and other cars crash into you.
When they claimed Navalny was poisoned with exotic bioweapons or radiation I just laughed.
This is what it is like for me on the streets.
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Thousands of people demonstrated in different cities such as Haifa, Tel Aviv and Jerusalem to protest against the Israeli government for not having yet released the hostages and calling for elections.
Some protesters blocked the Ayalon Highway.
Several were arrested.
Voices against some specific members of the government, such as ministers Gantz and Gadi Eisenkot, have also been heard in the demonstrations, urging them to leave the current government
Some protesters blocked the Ayalon Highway.
Several were arrested.
Voices against some specific members of the government, such as ministers Gantz and Gadi Eisenkot, have also been heard in the demonstrations, urging them to leave the current government
Axios reports that Israel is open to discussing "sustainable calm" in Gaza after the initial hostage release.
Tel Aviv would have a new proposal that includes a response to many of Hamas' demands, such as the desire for a full return of displaced Palestinians to their homes in northern Gaza and the withdrawal of the IDF from the corridor that divides the enclave and prevents freedom of movement, Israeli officials say.
The officials said the new proposal was formulated jointly by the Egyptian intelligence delegation and the Israeli negotiating team, taking into account the positions Hamas has presented so far and what Israel and Egypt believe the group could agree on in a deal.
Tel Aviv would have a new proposal that includes a response to many of Hamas' demands, such as the desire for a full return of displaced Palestinians to their homes in northern Gaza and the withdrawal of the IDF from the corridor that divides the enclave and prevents freedom of movement, Israeli officials say.
The officials said the new proposal was formulated jointly by the Egyptian intelligence delegation and the Israeli negotiating team, taking into account the positions Hamas has presented so far and what Israel and Egypt believe the group could agree on in a deal.
Moscow provided a platform for UNRWA to explain the agency's position on the catastrophic humanitarian situation in the Gaza sector to high representatives of the BRICS countries.
This was stated in a special interview with TASS by the UN Middle East Commissioner, Philippe Lazzarini.
This was stated in a special interview with TASS by the UN Middle East Commissioner, Philippe Lazzarini.
Free to talk about what the fuck we say you canlol
Land of the free
Pressure is mounting on Israel's leadership to prevent the IDF operation in Rafah and reach a hostage deal in exchange for a lasting truce.
"Nobody wants Israel to enter Rafah. The only way to avoid this is to conclude a hostage deal," an Israeli official told the Times of Israel.
According to the American portal Axios, Israel's latest proposal includes a willingness to discuss "restoring sustainable calm" in the Gaza Strip after the hostages are released.
Citing Israeli officials, the publication writes that "for the first time in the nearly seven-month war, Israeli leaders said they were ready to discuss ending the war."
US Secretary of State Blinken will fly to Israel on Tuesday. At the same time, a diplomatic meeting will be held in Saudi Arabia, where the parameters of the deal will be discussed.
In Israel itself, the opinions of politicians are divided and pressure on Prime Minister Netanyahu comes from two sides - both from opponents of the operation in Rafah and from its supporters.
Minister without portfolio Benny Gantz (formerly one of the opposition leaders) called on the Netanyahu government to resign if it launches an operation in Rafah and rejects the hostage deal. "The return of our hostages abandoned by the government on October 7 is urgent," Gantz said. He threatened that he would leave the government if agreements were not reached.
Opposition leader Yair Lapid spoke in the same vein. He promised the government support in the Knesset if ministers opposed to the deal leave.
There are two such ministers - Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir.
Smotrich said the government "will have no right to exist" if Israel does not attack Rafah. He said the deal was “a humiliating capitulation, giving victory to the Nazis at the expense of hundreds of heroic IDF soldiers who died in battle.”
“This is a defining moment for the people of Israel. The decision is yours.
Draw strength and courage from Jewish history, from the Exodus from Egypt, and from the history of the Jewish people. From Moses and Nachshon ben Aminadab, who stood by the sea exactly 3,365 years ago on this night, overcame the weaknesses of part of the people and determined the further history of the Jewish people,” Smotrich said.
Ben Gvir also said that "a reckless deal is tantamount to dissolving the government."
Let us remember that the United States is actively lobbying for the deal with Hamas.
Also yesterday , The Times wrote that Netanyahu and a number of his ministers could be subject to a warrant from the International Criminal Court - which is also apparently part of the pressure on the Israeli leadership
"Nobody wants Israel to enter Rafah. The only way to avoid this is to conclude a hostage deal," an Israeli official told the Times of Israel.
According to the American portal Axios, Israel's latest proposal includes a willingness to discuss "restoring sustainable calm" in the Gaza Strip after the hostages are released.
Citing Israeli officials, the publication writes that "for the first time in the nearly seven-month war, Israeli leaders said they were ready to discuss ending the war."
US Secretary of State Blinken will fly to Israel on Tuesday. At the same time, a diplomatic meeting will be held in Saudi Arabia, where the parameters of the deal will be discussed.
In Israel itself, the opinions of politicians are divided and pressure on Prime Minister Netanyahu comes from two sides - both from opponents of the operation in Rafah and from its supporters.
Minister without portfolio Benny Gantz (formerly one of the opposition leaders) called on the Netanyahu government to resign if it launches an operation in Rafah and rejects the hostage deal. "The return of our hostages abandoned by the government on October 7 is urgent," Gantz said. He threatened that he would leave the government if agreements were not reached.
Opposition leader Yair Lapid spoke in the same vein. He promised the government support in the Knesset if ministers opposed to the deal leave.
There are two such ministers - Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir.
Smotrich said the government "will have no right to exist" if Israel does not attack Rafah. He said the deal was “a humiliating capitulation, giving victory to the Nazis at the expense of hundreds of heroic IDF soldiers who died in battle.”
“This is a defining moment for the people of Israel. The decision is yours.
Draw strength and courage from Jewish history, from the Exodus from Egypt, and from the history of the Jewish people. From Moses and Nachshon ben Aminadab, who stood by the sea exactly 3,365 years ago on this night, overcame the weaknesses of part of the people and determined the further history of the Jewish people,” Smotrich said.
Ben Gvir also said that "a reckless deal is tantamount to dissolving the government."
Let us remember that the United States is actively lobbying for the deal with Hamas.
Also yesterday , The Times wrote that Netanyahu and a number of his ministers could be subject to a warrant from the International Criminal Court - which is also apparently part of the pressure on the Israeli leadership
Israeli Officials Believe International Court Is Preparing Arrest Warrants Over War
The officials said they thought that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and others could be charged by the International Criminal Court and that the court was also considering warrants for Hamas leaders.
Columbia University Burning...
Y'all think you can drive any speed you want around here...
Jews are the ones pushing that hardcore integration crap on us through Civil Rights organizing and the NAACP which they cofounded. They are living in Jew heaven with Israel segregating from the Muslims. Integration ultimately led to mass incarceration and other measures in response that were clearly not anticipated.
Both sides need to depopulate by living in the diaspora where they can be treated like shit and hated by Neo Nazis. Not every Jew should flood into Israel, they definitely need a controlled immigration plan. I wish I could hop on a plane and live in black heaven with no white supremacist.
Y'all think you can drive any speed you want around here...
Jews are the ones pushing that hardcore integration crap on us through Civil Rights organizing and the NAACP which they cofounded. They are living in Jew heaven with Israel segregating from the Muslims. Integration ultimately led to mass incarceration and other measures in response that were clearly not anticipated.
Both sides need to depopulate by living in the diaspora where they can be treated like shit and hated by Neo Nazis. Not every Jew should flood into Israel, they definitely need a controlled immigration plan. I wish I could hop on a plane and live in black heaven with no white supremacist.
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ELON's twitter
Yep folks stopping that mission, by any means