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TomDaisy

(2,120 posts)
Mon May 27, 2024, 01:34 PM May 2024

The Israeli military struck a displaced persons camp in Rafah Sunday night

https://twitter.com/CBSEveningNews/status/ 1794902785936220489

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The Israeli military struck a displaced persons camp in Rafah Sunday night, claiming Hamas terrorists were operating in the area. The Gaza Health Ministry reports at least 35 people have been killed and dozens injured, with horrific images of many women and children killed.


"We will not learn how to live together in peace by killing each other's children." - Jimmy Carter




A displaced person's camp.
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The Israeli military struck a displaced persons camp in Rafah Sunday night (Original Post) TomDaisy May 2024 OP
Oh, but Jilly_in_VA May 2024 #1
"Khazir" means a righteous servant of God in Arabic. Not likely your meaning. Hellbound Hellhound May 2024 #3
Okay Jilly_in_VA May 2024 #8
Go to Rafah, Bibi said Attilatheblond May 2024 #2
Genocide Goddessartist May 2024 #4
Agree. Genocide. TomDaisy May 2024 #5
War crimes malaise May 2024 #6
Netanhyahu must go to The Hague TomDaisy May 2024 #7
3. "Khazir" means a righteous servant of God in Arabic. Not likely your meaning.
Mon May 27, 2024, 01:48 PM
May 2024

You're describing the phonetic way to pronounce a Hebrew word meaning "Pig", I'm assuming, but using Google to translate it for you since the spelling is off.

Jilly_in_VA

(14,624 posts)
8. Okay
Tue May 28, 2024, 07:52 AM
May 2024

KHZIR (Yiddish). Or SVYNYA, which is Ukrainian. One of the two I assume he'd understand, even if he pretended not to.

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