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Maarten Bakker wrote that the NOS News, in his opinion, devoted attention throughout the day every half hour to hunger in Gaza and the deaths of the past three years, but ignored Israeli deaths. He stated that there was no attention given to the role of Hamas, Iran, and wealthy Arab neighboring countries in the aid provision. He also claimed that there was sufficient food, but that Hamas sold it on the black market, and he described a reused photo as staged. Bakker concluded that he still believed the reporting from the NPO was biased. https://t.co/hM0UpvLMFC #Gaza #media #Hamas (translated)

Burning town halls, looted shops, and brutal violence in France and elsewhere in Europe. What is referred to as a 'student protest' increasingly resembles scenes of a civil war. Almost a decade ago, Arab countries warned us. Now this has come to pass. #Frankreich #Proteste #Ausschreitungen (translated)

The author asked whether there had ever been a party that openly declared its intention to win elections with votes from migrants – specifically Arab and Muslim voters – and to seek more, including irregular, migration for that purpose. He also wrote that Berlin should become a safe haven for irregular migrants. https://t.co/q9MAHiczzw #Migration #Wahlen #Berlin #DE #AR (translated)

René Benko, who was in prison due to his bankruptcy with billion-dollar debts, has been released from jail after 629 days and placed under house arrest, which may put him in danger as he owes money to the Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. #RenéBenko #SaudiArabien #Hausarrest (translated)

The author stated that Moroccan youth in Utrecht claimed the city and said it was completely Arab, that the call to prayer could be heard, and that they had claimed entire neighborhoods for themselves. They also claimed, according to the author, that Moroccans were keeping the country running. The author accused The Hague politics of turning a blind eye and getting lost in peripheral matters and bureaucracy. According to that person, a gradual change was taking place on the streets, causing Dutch people not to recognize their own streets, cities, and country anymore and to feel alienated from the Netherlands as it used to be. The author found that sad. #Utrecht #Nederland #Samenleving (translated)

Pouya wrote to Chancellor Merz that negotiations with the Islamic Republic were not possible. He claimed that the regime had spread terror, war, and chaos for 47 years. During the war, it had attacked the United Arab Emirates more than Israel, even though the Emirates had helped him circumvent sanctions for decades. In addition, the Islamic Republic financially supported numerous terrorist organizations and directed many of them through the Revolutionary Guard (IRGC), Pouya wrote. The people in Iran had been demanding freedom and Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi for more than ten months. Pouya urged Merz to listen to them, support them, and close the embassies of the Islamic Republic. #Iran #Freiheit #Terrorismus (translated)

The conflict between the Iran-supported Yemeni Houthis and Saudi Arabia is increasingly escalating, particularly after a severe attack on the international airport in Riyadh, which further fuels the geopolitical tensions on the Arabian Peninsula. #HouthiKonflikt #Jemen #SaudiArabien (translated)

The financial fraud scandal surrounding Manchester City not only affects football but also raises questions about political influence and the relationships of the Arab club owner, while the Prime Minister and the Labour Party come under pressure. #ManchesterCity #Finanzbetrug #Labourpartei (translated)