Today marks the 76th anniversary of the Deir Yassin Massacre, when hundreds of armed Zionist militiamen from the pre-1948 Irgun and Stern gangs committed one of the cruelest massacres in the history of Palestine.

On April 9, 1948, Zionist gangs raided the village of Deir Yassin, west of Jerusalem, killing nearly 250 Palestinian civilians, mainly women, children and the elderly. Cases of rape, mutilation and humiliation were documented.

Of nearly 70 massacres during the 1948 Nakba, Deir Yassin would become one of those atrocities where almost all the acts of war criminality were unleashed: killing, destruction, pillaging, rape, and displacement.

Deir Yassin is a powerful symbol of Palestinian dispossession, as well as a historical fact that the occupying Israeli regime must confront when retelling its national narrative.

From The Height Of A Port Crane by the Soviet Russian Artist Rudolf Baranov

Electronic version of the latest Proletarian. With a special focus on the Assange extradition case, the Gaza genocide, British complicity in both, and the total failure of the trade unions or antiwar movements to mobillise workers to stop Britain's role in either case.

Festive evening, Norilsk, USSR.
1965.

This is a very interesting short documentary by CGTN.
In this short video you'll garnish more information than the entire series that the BBC put out on the fall of Yugoslavia.

Never forget that Israel would not be able to do what it's doing without the full support of the USA and its western allies.

BREAKING| The US vetoes a resolution allowing the state of Palestine to join the United Nations as a full member.

The resolution had 12 votes in favor, 1 vote against, and 2 abstained.

The US vetoed the resolution following leaked reports revealing that the Biden administration has been lobbying nations to vote against it.

Today marks 28 years since the Qana massacre

On April 18, 1996, a massacre occurred near Qana, a village in Southern Lebanon, when the Israeli military launched artillery shells at a United Nations compound for displaced people.

"Limited" Israeli strike on Iran. What was it?

- At first, the American media wrote about a missile attack on a facility in Iran, as well as about explosions near the airport in Isfahan;

- Later, the Iranian media stated that all this was fake. The drones were shot down, the air defense worked 100%, not a single explosion was recorded in Iran, nor were there missile attacks;

- The air over Tehran, Isfahan and Shiraz was blocked, flights were cancelled;

- Tasnim reports that Iran's nuclear facilities in Isfahan are completely safe, the Iranian Tasnim agency wrote;

- The US did not participate in the attack;

- Fox News says Israel's strike on Iran is "extremely limited";

- Iranian Space Agency spokesman Hossein Daliryan said that the downed drones had a short range and were launched from Iranian territory;

- The Israeli military told CNN it had "no comment yet" on the topic of explosions in Iran on Friday morning.