Israel’s Annihilation of Gaza: From Simple Gaslighting to The Impossibility of Knowing What’s Happening

The simplicity of the “counterarguments” of those who still support the state of Israel and its army is what it is: it’s a simple denial of reality.

It’s a simple “No” with no reputable organisation, no international body, to ever back it up.

This is what I summarise and deconstruct in my podcast episode.

It’s not so much of a deconstruction – the deconstruction part only takes two minutes – but a list of examples of reports, testimonies, and the vivid description of Israel’s annihilation of Gaza that those who still stand by Israel’s fascist government have to deny.


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As always: stay strong, check on others, and keep your heart open.

❤️💔❤️

Justina

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Published by Justina Poskeviciute

Justina is an independent political commentator, writer, and nonprofit professional, with a focus on anticolonial, feminist, antiwar, and climate-justice movements.

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