[Albion] Tomer Hemed

AstroSloth said:

People have a problem because that's not what the "journalist" is reporting, they're stating it as if he thinks that of all Palestinians when his post is clearly about the Hamas terrorists.

People aren't looking at what was actually said, just what was reported.

Hope Hemed sues her for libel.

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Zeberdi said:

Seriously calm down.

This was a perfectly understandable reaction after jihadist terrorists stormed the Kibbutzim a year ago and long before it became obvious that thousands of innocent Palestinians would die in a punishing war on Gaza.

Whoever retweeted this was troublemaking.

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The Optimist said:

I’m trying to understand exactly what has been said. The first post by Leyla Hamed seems to be taking a quote made about very specific people and trying to imply it was made about all Palestinians, at least that’s how it reads to me.

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Munkfish said:

So he’s describing people who mutilate a women and stab and kill a child as a monster and people have a problem with that. Righto.

Weird lot on here.

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hans kraay fan club said:

The post in question is a week old, so presume there has been no fall out from it.

As @Munkfish states, if the post is meant to describe only the perpetrators of the violence in such terms, then it’s probably ‘okay’ - even if such language is better avoided.

In general there will have been absolutely no doubt of the Hemed’s views before he was offered his new role. I had to unfollow Mrs Hemed on instagram, as the constant myopic stream of Israeli state / IDF propaganda was unsettling. Tomer himself has until now been far more measured.

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GT49er said:

It is also possibly relevant as to when Hemed posted that. (assuming he actually did) If it was posted in the heat of the moment immediately after Hamas brutally murdered hundreds of unarmed kids at a music festival, it's understandable. If it was posted after Israel had slaughtered thousands of women and children in revenge, less so.

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hans kraay fan club said:

It was posted by Hemed one week ago.

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GT49er said:

It is also possibly relevant as to when Hemed posted that. (assuming he actually did) If it was posted in the heat of the moment immediately after Hamas brutally murdered hundreds of unarmed kids at a music festival, it's understandable. If it was posted after Israel had slaughtered thousands of women and children in revenge, less so.

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GT49er said:

It is also possibly relevant as to when Hemed posted that. (assuming he actually did) If it was posted in the heat of the moment immediately after Hamas brutally murdered hundreds of unarmed kids at a music festival, it's understandable. If it was posted after Israel had slaughtered thousands of women and children in revenge, less so.

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Barham's tash said:

Whichever way I cut it this definitely leaves a sour taste in my mouth when I think about it.

I have seen he’s been volunteering whilst living out there throughout the conflict but thought thus far he’d been fairly measured in his posts.

I’m sure he’s seen horrific things and been told about even more barbaric acts and that will have made a lasting impression but there is no righteous angle to this and he certainly should be warned about future conduct at the very least.

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Weststander said:

The usual one-eyes suspects. Without the slightest interest in any non Israeli aggression in the world, or the genocides going on in Iran, Ukraine or China.

They are strange.

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Zeberdi said:

I don’t understand how tweeting the memories of Israelis reacting to jihadist terrorists who invaded Israel and committed the most heinous crimes bring the Club into disrepute? How can any expression of pain in the face of atrocities that humans wreak upon one another be silenced? It is only by hearing from those impassioned souls who suffer first hand that we are moved to protest and come to a compassionate understanding. Without the eyewitness and firsthand grief-stricken accounts from Gaza, how would we know too that the inhumane killing of 1,000s of innocent women and children also demand our condemnation and protest?


He hasn’t attacked anyone verbally that half the Western world doesn’t want to exterminate.

Have you seen what feedback he is getting? It is sad that there is so much hatred.

Tarmuss​

Hey @kickitout have you anything to say about this disgusting Zionist swine? @bhafc_academy
26 m1 likeReply

plant_pappa​

Am shitsrael khara! The genocidal maniacs will rue the day the decided to occupy Palestine.
3 h1 likeReply

fred0holman​

free palestine and get out my club


FYI - Full text in English from Hebrew for balance

“text written almost a year ago and probably waiting for this day.” (ie The anniversary of one year)

”When I left for Bari I just thought I was ready for what I was going to experience. But I immediately realized that it is much bigger than you can imagine.
Even before we entered, we met soldiers who had just left Gaza after 50 days without seeing a house or a shower, and I was the first person they saw in front of them. They immediately asked for a picture even before I asked to take a picture with them. their fan.

See on their faces the physical and mental fatigue from what they went through from the terrible Shabbat until this moment and I'm there looking at them in admiration and don't even know what to say. just...

Then my journey into Kibbutz Bari began.
Shonit and I together with the Australian delegation together with a team of Zaka and Rami from Kibbutz Bari. Rami who saw everything, fought everything and remembers every detail of the cruel massacre that he and all his kibbutz members went through and did not give up until the last drop of blood in the war for their home.
And he continues to fight even now, with all the pain, the memories, the wounds, the scars, he is here to tell, to share and to make sure that everyone hears and understands what exactly happened. For the sake of the victims, for the wounded and for the future of the residents of Kibbutz Bari.

We arrived at the houses of the kibbutz, all the walls have holes, everything is burnt, it seems as if a second before the murderous attack, life was so peaceful and calm.
The dishes are still in the dishwasher, dirty clothes on the tray, children's toys in the bedroom, football in the garden. And in one moment everything stopped. Deleted! A whole history of families simply became extinct. There is no trace, not even a photo as a souvenir.
The eyes stare, the heart cannot contain, the head fights with thoughts and attempts to imagine what happened in each and every room in those terrible moments, and the thought of what happened to the victims in that space in those moments gave me no rest. I felt dizzy. The head keeps getting wet...

Stops thinking about trying to restore but can't really do it. Because we will never be able to understand the magnitude of the fear, the panic, the helplessness and the introspection that the end has come. My heart is broken.
And if I thought that the head might be able to imagine and understand what happened, we started to hear the testimonies of the ZAKA people and I realized that it is far beyond imagination.
Two horror stories about a woman who was found with no clothes and broken legs with a bullet in her head!!!!
A boy found with a knife stuck in his head on one side and coming out the other.
And from here no one could function anymore. Inhuman human animals!!! Monsters! May they die a painful death!
We all stayed there in silence with our thoughts and blood...”

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Zeberdi said:

I don’t understand how tweeting the memories of Israelis reacting to jihadist terrorists who invaded Israel and committed the most heinous crimes bring the Club into disrepute? How can any expression of pain in the face of atrocities that humans wreak upon one another be silenced? It is only by hearing from those impassioned souls who suffer first hand that we are moved to protest and come to a compassionate understanding. Without the eyewitness and firsthand grief-stricken accounts from Gaza, how would we know too that the inhumane killing of 1,000s of innocent women and children also demand our condemnation and protest?


He hasn’t attacked anyone verbally that half the Western world doesn’t want to exterminate.

Have you seen what feedback he is getting? It is sad that there is so much hatred.

Tarmuss​

Hey @kickitout have you anything to say about this disgusting Zionist swine? @bhafc_academy
26 m1 likeReply

plant_pappa​

Am shitsrael khara! The genocidal maniacs will rue the day the decided to occupy Palestine.
3 h1 likeReply

fred0holman​

free palestine and get out my club


FYI - Full text in English from Hebrew for balance

“text written almost a year ago and probably waiting for this day.” (ie The anniversary of one year)

”When I left for Bari I just thought I was ready for what I was going to experience. But I immediately realized that it is much bigger than you can imagine.
Even before we entered, we met soldiers who had just left Gaza after 50 days without seeing a house or a shower, and I was the first person they saw in front of them. They immediately asked for a picture even before I asked to take a picture with them. their fan.

See on their faces the physical and mental fatigue from what they went through from the terrible Shabbat until this moment and I'm there looking at them in admiration and don't even know what to say. just...

Then my journey into Kibbutz Bari began.
Shonit and I together with the Australian delegation together with a team of Zaka and Rami from Kibbutz Bari. Rami who saw everything, fought everything and remembers every detail of the cruel massacre that he and all his kibbutz members went through and did not give up until the last drop of blood in the war for their home.
And he continues to fight even now, with all the pain, the memories, the wounds, the scars, he is here to tell, to share and to make sure that everyone hears and understands what exactly happened. For the sake of the victims, for the wounded and for the future of the residents of Kibbutz Bari.

We arrived at the houses of the kibbutz, all the walls have holes, everything is burnt, it seems as if a second before the murderous attack, life was so peaceful and calm.
The dishes are still in the dishwasher, dirty clothes on the tray, children's toys in the bedroom, football in the garden. And in one moment everything stopped. Deleted! A whole history of families simply became extinct. There is no trace, not even a photo as a souvenir.
The eyes stare, the heart cannot contain, the head fights with thoughts and attempts to imagine what happened in each and every room in those terrible moments, and the thought of what happened to the victims in that space in those moments gave me no rest. I felt dizzy. The head keeps getting wet...

Stops thinking about trying to restore but can't really do it. Because we will never be able to understand the magnitude of the fear, the panic, the helplessness and the introspection that the end has come. My heart is broken.
And if I thought that the head might be able to imagine and understand what happened, we started to hear the testimonies of the ZAKA people and I realized that it is far beyond imagination.
Two horror stories about a woman who was found with no clothes and broken legs with a bullet in her head!!!!
A boy found with a knife stuck in his head on one side and coming out the other.
And from here no one could function anymore. Inhuman human animals!!! Monsters! May they die a painful death!
We all stayed there in silence with our thoughts and blood...”

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Munkfish said:

So he’s describing people who mutilate a women and stab and kill a child as a monster and people have a problem with that. Righto.

Weird lot on here.

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