Michael K. Petersen 🦋 (@M_K_Petersen)
Julle (@Jullemand007)
Palle Poulsen (@PallePoulsen)
MaguaDK🦆 (@MaguaSif)
A. Lykke 🐶✨💫🌟 (@LykkeAniki)
Marie Kieler 💚🤍💜 (@MarieKieler)
#dkpol #fv26 #afskafjuridiskkønsskifte @regeringDK @Statsmin @venstredk @KonservativeDK @DanskDf1995 det er ikke godt nok at overlade det til fængelsesledelsen. Kvinderne SKAL være beskyttet af loven. #dkmedier QT @ ()
Politiken (@politiken)
Trump vil give danske vindmøller dødsstødet. Om et døgn ved vi, om det lykkes. #dkmedier #tomorrowspaperstoday https://t.co/sftXOQTAHx
Morten Sodemann (@mortensode)
Talentmasse er dagens ord. Politikere & journalister mener der ikke er talent nok på Grønland. Faktisk mener de talentmassen svarer til Slagelses. Måske skal vi være mere bekymrede for talentmassen blandt journalister & politikere? #dkmedier #dkpol https://t.co/sH9lx9XbKn
Michael L (@MichaelNstr)
De zionister I støtter. #dkpol #dkmedier QT @btselem (B'Tselem בצלם بتسيلم) Since the “ceasefire” took effect, Israeli forces have continued to bomb, shell and shoot throughout Gaza, killing 422 people and injuring 1,189 others. On 4 and 5 January alone, Israeli forces killed at least five Palestinians in the Khan Yunis area. These include a 15-year-old shot by a navy vessel while fishing, a man shot in an area under Israeli control beyond the “yellow line,” and a girl hit by a drone strike on the tent of a displaced family. In this time, Israel also expanded its control beyond the boundaries of the “ceasefire” agreement, to at least 56% of the Strip. The “yellow line” meant to indicate the Israeli withdrawal line is still not clearly marked on the ground in some areas, and Israeli forces continue to kill and injure civilians on either side of it. The military is continuing the demolition campaign east of the “yellow line,” with recent satellite imagery showing hundreds of structures razed there. The UN Mine Action Service assessed that Gaza is littered with some 7,500 tons of unexploded ordnance, causing daily injuries to civilians scavenging or searching among ruins. Israel is still restricting the entry of equipment and the work needed to clear these munitions. Winter storms, unexploded munitions, collapsing buildings and destroyed infrastructure have turned daily life into a struggle for survival, especially for children. Nearly 1.5 million people are still living in makeshift tents or damaged buildings that offer no protection from rain, wind and flooding. According to Gaza’s Ministry of Health, 17 people died from buildings collapsing in December. Since winter began, three children have died from hypothermia, including a two-week-old infant . In early January 2026, Israel barred 37 international humanitarian organizations providing medical services, food and shelter from entering Gaza. A coalition of 53 aid organizations operating in Gaza estimates that the banned groups supply over half of all food aid there, run or support 60% of temporary hospitals, and deliver most care for children with severe malnutrition. Since the “ceasefire” took effect, food availability in Gaza has improved. Yet due to months of malnutrition, limited food variety and unaffordable prices, the latest IPC report predicts that over 100,000 babies and young children, and 37,000 pregnant and breastfeeding women, will need urgent treatment for acute malnutrition by mid-April 2026. In 90 days since the “ceasefire” began, Israel has continued to kill and displace the population in Gaza, retaining total control over their lives. The international community is abandoning the population of Gaza under the façade of a “ceasefire.”
Henning Boye Hansen (@hbh_boye)
@troelslundp @HenningOvergaa1 @stephanie_lose At sænke momsen med 5 %-point betyder, at en pose kaffe til 80 kr. falder til 76,80 kr. Hjælper det en pensionist? Mon @HenningOvergaa1 ved hvem, der vil få mest glæde af en sådan nedsættelse? #dkmedier #dkpol
