Palle Poulsen (@PallePoulsen)
Bent Preben Nielsen (@bentpn)
Peter Rasmussen (@PeterRa58783464)
Kristian (@KayAgeOfEl)
Torben L-Larsen🌨️ (@TorbenLl1)
Torben L-Larsen🌨️ (@TorbenLl1)
Svenskere kaldes sammen med nordmænd for broderfolk til danskere- men hvad har danskere tilfælles med en arabisk familie der opholdt sig i Libanon? Kan de klare en test af @PCollignon eller @skov_chr (blokeret) #dkpol https://t.co/gVnzs3zami
Peter Haagen Sørensen (@JensHaagen)
Boykot Isräel nu ! #dkpol #dkmedier QT @btselem (B'Tselem בצלם بتسيلم) From the declaration of the “ceasefire” on 10 October 2025 through 8 April 2026, Israel killed 736 people across the Gaza Strip. Around 150 of them were killed during the joint Israeli‑American attack on Iran. “The yellow line,” drawn as part of the Trump plan and leaving more than half of Gaza’s territory under Israeli control on a “temporary” basis, has become an arena of killing and repeated displacement of Palestinians and is solidifying into a de facto border. According to recent satellite‑image analysis, since the “ceasefire” began, the Israeli military has erected seven new posts along the yellow line, shifted its route to bite off more of Gaza’s land, and begun constructing a ground barrier stretching for kilometers. Gaza’s roughly 2.1 million residents are forced to crowd into an area that amounts to less than half of the Strip’s territory. More than one million displaced people urgently need basic shelter supplies. Most live in makeshift tents, vulnerable to flooding and inhuman sanitation conditions, or in damaged structures at immediate risk of collapse. With the onset of the attack on Iran, Israel imposed draconian restrictions on the entry of humanitarian supplies into the Strip, causing a roughly 80% drop in the number of aid trucks entering. With crossings closed, the number of patients allowed to leave the Strip for urgent medical treatment plummeted to 16 in March, while more than 18,500 patients who need treatment outside Gaza are unable to leave. Gaza’s healthcare system, almost entirely destroyed in the Israeli assault, is now expected to cope with a massive patient load amid severe shortages of medicines, medical equipment and fuel. The closure of the crossings has also exacerbated Gaza’s food crisis: basic commodities have disappeared from markets, and the prices of other goods have soared beyond the reach of most of the population. As a result, about 1.6 million people are expected to face hunger this month. Six months into the so-called ceasefire, the killing, destruction, starvation and displacement persist, while the international community continues to turn its back on Palestinians in the Gaza Strip and to enable the genocide carried out by Israel.
Mona Juul (@JuulMona)
Nå for katten. Når @larsloekke ikke vil flere møder, så må det jo være slut med rød-lilla. For de røde kan jo ikke være tilfredse med en kongelig undersøger, der ikke har dem med i kabalen. Vi er borgerlige stemmer, der arbejder. Og siger: Tiden er kommet til at @troelslundp får stafetten - lad os give det blå en chance. #dkpol
The Human Tree (Poetry collection) - MEMO (@HumanTree_poems)
RT @Cihat_Bardak (Cihat Bardak): Hvis ikke dette udstiller det alt for tætte bånd mellem visse politikere og Landbrug & Fødevarer, så ved jeg ikke, hvad der gør. #dkpol
The Human Tree (Poetry collection) - MEMO (@HumanTree_poems)
RT @ (): Så @Frede_Vad snakkede om @OmarShargawi's dumheder men slettede sit eget ret så usympatiske post Måske han skammer sig over det? Vi ved det ikke. For han har ikke undskyldt for noget #dkpol https://t.co/RGXtQ0QeVG
