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Why the British Medical Association is speaking out on Gaza


Hosnieh Djafari-Marbini - Opinion
9 July 2025 10:42 BST
Last update: ~5:45 EDT

"Across the UK and around the world, the tide has turned. From musicians chanting at Glastonbury, to students occupying campuses, to doctors’ unions passing motions of solidarity, public opinion has shifted. People are demanding an end to active participation in genocide and ethnic cleansing.

The votes two weeks ago at the British Medical Association’s annual representative meeting - the largest gathering of doctors in the UK - are a powerful symbol of that shift."



Why the British Medical Association is speaking out on Gaza




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in reply to jackeroni

The Shark is a really cool light sport aircraft, and it's awesome that they've adapted it for missions in Ukraine.


A Surgeon on the Desperation in Gaza: ‘They’re Prepared to Die for a Bagful of Rice’


Dr. Victoria Rose spent 21 days in the territory in May, treating people who were shot trying to get food and children with life-changing injuries from Israeli bombs.

By Lizzie Dearden
Reporting from London
July 9, 2025 Updated 3:12 p.m. ET

"Dr. Rose went straight to the emergency room at Nasser Hospital where she was based, arriving around 8 a.m. It is the last major hospital still functioning in southern Gaza.

“There were ambulances coming in, just bringing dead people, and then there were donkey-drawn carts bringing dead people,” she recalled in an interview in London. “By about 10 o’clock, we had 20 or so dead bodies, and then easily a hundred or so gunshot wounds.”"

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https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/09/world/middleeast/gaza-hospitals-uk-surgeon-israel-attacks.html



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US sanctions UN expert Francesca Albanese, critic of Israel's Gaza offensive


The Trump administration is imposing sanctions on the UN Human Rights Council special rapporteur Francesca Albanese, an outspoken critic of Israel's military offensive in Gaza.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio linked the move to her support for the International Criminal Court (ICC), some of whose judges have already been sanctioned by the US.

Rubio said the US was sanctioning Ms Albanese for directly engaging with the ICC in its efforts to prosecute American or Israeli nationals, accusing her of being unfit for service as a UN Special Rapporteur.

in reply to Match!!

i think it should be kind of a big city but not one known for anything already, so maybe Indianapolis
in reply to Match!!

We're deffo doing South Africa for this one. Maybe they can bring necklacing back.
in reply to Match!!

Probably your place since you've been working so hard to prepare.
in reply to Match!!

The Nuremberg trials took place in the context of the winner prosecuting the loser. So long as the current US elite (reps and dems) are in power this is never gonna happen. Only if the US decisively loses a war (very unlikely) or some type of revolution takes place (also unlikely but possible), will such trials be possible.
in reply to geneva_convenience

Slava UN Special Rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories Francesca Albanese 🇺🇳

in reply to pewgar_seemsimandroid

I'm not a mod but this seems like the sort of post that will get you dunked on, not banned. Unless there's some dog whistles I'm not understanding it's not really racist just....lame?
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in reply to subversive_dev

im suprised I haven't made the tankies mad, "oops" called them tankies, "oops" yet again.
in reply to pewgar_seemsimandroid

This instance is not as ban-happy as you all like to pretend, and just posting bad geopolitical takes isn't going to get you banned, it's just cringe.

But there's certainly an infantile vibe to your attitude here; almost as if you are purposefully trying to rile up people so that they dunk on you for being unbelievably dense, just so that you can go cry about tankies elsewhere.

I have seen this strategy from your crowd far too many times at this point.

in reply to pewgar_seemsimandroid

In the most absolute historical sense all borders are arbitrary made-up lines on the ground.


Two dead in Houthi speedboat attack on cargo ship in Red Sea


The Eternity C and Magic Seas were part of commercial fleets whose sister vessels have made calls to Israeli ports over the past year.

Ellie Shafik of Vanguard Tech, a UK-based maritime risk management company, said: “The pause in Houthi activity did not necessarily indicate a change in underlying intent. As long as the conflict in Gaza persists, vessels with affiliations, both perceived and actual, will continue to face elevated risks.”

in reply to geneva_convenience

I'm not religious at all, but did you see the rainbow glimmer for a split second when all the charges exploded? Like a reminder of God's promise to humanity, that hope will prevail in the end.


Russian troops liberate Tolstoy community in Donetsk region over past day


💪 Another region liberated from the Empire's Nazi regime!
in reply to jackeroni

Russia signed for Donetsk to stay independant and neutral. They broke both promises.


There's always money for the military. But climate?





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