Med Israel for fred - Danmark (@miffdk)
Strategic Geopolitics & Financial Markets (@JanAnde50512117)
Allan St. Rasmussen (@AllanStRasmuss2)
Kandis Ovn (@MizzMonetary)
Kass (@Kass_fromDK)
Strategic Geopolitics & Financial Markets (@JanAnde50512117)
#Israel udmelder man ikke vil deltage i en landkrig i #Iran. Dette fordi den israelske hær nu stort set er udslettet, man har end ikke resssourcer til at forsvare sig selv. Ingen A-bomber tyder på Israel ikke har disse A-bomber, eller er klar over det ikke vil hjælpe #dkpol QT @TheSaviour (The Saviour) 🚨🇮🇱🇺🇸Israel’s Channel 12 reports that if the United States were to carry out a ground operation in Iran, Israeli soldiers would not participate on the ground. https://t.co/wd6VVC9K6H
באָ סקיבעלונד (@BoSkibelund)
Israel på vej med dødsstraf for palæstinensere. #dkmedier #dkpol #Israel Hvad siger partierne #folketinget ? QT @btselem (B'Tselem בצלם بتسيلم) While many countries are abolishing or reducing the use of the death penalty, Israel is doing the opposite, writing it into law. Israel’s Death Penalty Law institutionalizes and legalizes the state’s mechanism for executing Palestinians. Since October 2023, Israel has killed at least 72,000 Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, and at least 1,050 Palestinians in the West Bank. During this time, more than 80 Palestinian prisoners have died in Israeli prisons, which have turned into a network of torture camps where prisoners are subjected to continuous abuse and violence. The death penalty law adds another official killing mechanism to existing practices. The mass incarceration of Palestinians is a feature of Israel’s apartheid regime. As of March 2026, about 9,500 Palestinians are held in inhumane conditions in Israeli prisons, roughly half of them under administrative detention or as “unlawful combatants,” without trial and with no ability to defend themselves. Death penalty for Palestinians only: The law is worded to apply to Palestinians only, and it is set to make the killing of Palestinians a normalized, common punitive tool through several mechanisms: The law gives military courts no discretion. Military judges will be required to sentence Palestinians convicted of murder to death, except in “special circumstances.” There is no requirement for a unanimous decision. A simple majority will suffice, and avenues for appeal will be extremely limited. Only Palestinians are tried in military courts. Their conviction rate is 96%, based largely on “confessions” extracted under duress and torture during interrogations. The penalty, execution by hanging, must be carried out within 90 days of sentencing, with no possibility of pardon. A designated prison officer will execute the sentence. The law, which enjoys broad public support in Israel, is expected to pass in the Knesset tomorrow, Monday, 30 March. The Israel Prison Service has already begun preparing designated execution facilities. The death penalty is a total violation of the most basic human rights, primarily, the right to life. Israel enforces a comprehensive policy of killing and oppression against the Palestinian people in all the territories it controls. The Death Penalty Law gives Israel’s apartheid regime yet another tool for advancing that policy.
Allan St. Rasmussen (@AllanStRasmuss2)
RT @GermanyDiplo (GermanForeignOffice): The Foreign Ministers of 🇩🇪🇫🇷🇮🇹🇬🇧 express deep concern about a bill that would expand the possibilities to impose death penalty in #Israel. We oppose death penalty around the world & urge the Israeli decision makers to abandon these plans. Full statement: https://t.co/kC04gZskix
Med Israel for fred - Danmark (@miffdk)
"What did people think in the 30s?" Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a press conference March 20th 2026. #risinglion #operationroaringlion #idf #operationepicfury #israel #USA #iran #medisraelforfred https://t.co/uArhJ8H7Zq
Kass (@Kass_fromDK)
Just a reminder that #Israel tortures children… and that’s in all ages, toddler to teen 🇮🇱💩 https://t.co/c9QXbmhvw5 QT @RamAbdu (Ramy Abdu| رامي عبده) Breaking: Israeli authorities released 14-year-old Adam Musa Al-Badan after 9 days in Ofer prison. He was fined 2,500 shekels and taken to hospital in poor condition, with clear signs of beating and ill-treatment. https://t.co/ahpLmB23W2
