"What the army is doing there is murder, it is a massacre - the starvation of children," Odeh said, adding that "there is blindness of heart and there is blindness of conscience. I appeal to you to be a real opposition against this government and its crimes in Gaza. There is a position regarding October 7, but what the army is doing there is a crime, it is killing, it is murder, it is a massacre".
Thursday, March 21, 2024
Israeli left-wing MP Ayman Odeh expelled from the Knesset because he condemned the massacre in Gaza!
Sunday, February 4, 2024
McCarthy in the Knesset: Hadash deputy Ofer Cassif expelled from Israeli Parliament
The following day, the extreme-right, racist Minister of National Security of Israel, Itamar Ben Gvir, published on his social network a photo of comrade Ayman Odeh (Head of the Hadash-Ta'al coalition) with Khalida Jarrar (Palestinian PFLP parliamentarian), with a comment threatening the revocation of Comrade Todeh's mandate.
Wednesday, January 10, 2024
Israel: Communist lawmaker Ofer Cassif faces possible expulsion from Knesset
Cassif announced on Sunday that he would be joining the lawsuit against
the war in Gaza in the Hague. More specifically, in his announcement, he claimed:
Wednesday, November 15, 2023
Israel: Communist MP Aida Touma-Sliman sanctioned over statements against Gaza War
Aida Touma-Sliman and Ofer Cassif (Photo: Zo Haderech) |
The Touma-Sliman’s post read: “And they still insist: The ‘most moral army in the world’ does not harm innocents and does not attack hospitals!” That evening, the army spokesman issued an official statement saying that the military is not striking [Palestinian Hospital in Gaza Strip] Al-Shifa.” Touma-Sliman said her words were taken from “repeated Palestinian testimonies in the hospital” that she had given and subject to “the right of freedom of speech given to members of Knesset.”
Saturday, November 5, 2022
Israel election: Left alliance Hadash-Ta’al wins five seats in Knesset
Ayman Odeh (right) with Ta'al leader Ahmad Tibi. |
The eight parties of what might be termed the “anti-Netanyahu bloc” – comprising the outgoing coalition parties, together with Hadash-Ta’al and Arab Balad party — attained near-parity, with 2,330,464 votes.