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Jan Betlach claimed that the official list of the dead from Gaza also included Palestinian assailants killed during the attack on October 7, although he stated that they died in Israel. He noted that 364 attackers were identified by name, and 80% of them appeared on the list. Betlach further wrote that of the 91 identified bodies that Israel returned to Gaza after the ceasefire, most belonged to assailants killed in Israel on October 7. According to him, about a third of them were already on the list before the bodies were returned. He also claimed that in Gaza, it was enough to report a presumed death without providing the body or its location. The website Genocide in Gaza (Gigaza) documented at least 68 of these men according to Betlach, stating that they died in airstrikes in Gaza. Betlach argued that Israel had possession of their bodies and that, according to the website’s own data, most died on October 7, when there were no Israeli soldiers in Gaza. He added that Gigaza listed airstrikes as the cause of death for 94% of approximately 50,000 documented fatalities, and therefore questioned the reliability of its data. #Gaza #Izrael #konflikt (translated)

The Pentagon plans to live-stream the execution of Nidal Hasan, convicted for the massacre at Fort Hood, which raises controversies and warnings from the UN, and U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance has declared that he does not intend to watch it. #egzekucja #FortHood #tortury (translated)

Klaudia Krynicka presented an adult man as a guarantee of strength, safety, and self-control. She cited the account of the school principal, who reportedly said that the attacker with a knife was not strong and could be easily subdued. According to the account mentioned by Krynicka, the teacher grabbed the attacker and pulled him from the principal's hands before she was stabbed. The principal then allegedly told her to run away and save herself. Krynicka asked what kind of massacre and chaos could have occurred if the principal had not been a man. #bezpieczeństwo #siła #chaos (translated)

Lukáš Valášek stated that in Montenegro, the police detained Michail Zvinchuk, the head of the Russian propaganda center Rybar, whose activities in the Czech Republic he uncovered three weeks ago. According to Valášek, Montenegrin authorities suspected Zvinchuk of attempting to disrupt the country's path towards the EU. Zvinchuk led a Telegram channel that, according to the author, was followed by 1.5 million people. Valášek wrote that together with Zvinchuk, his wife and three associates were detained after he ridiculed customs officers on social media over a document check, calling them fools. According to him, Zvinchuk was on the EU sanctions list for facilitating Russian massacres in Ukraine and was therefore not allowed to enter its territory. Valášek also noted that other crews connected with Rybar moved freely within the Schengen area, and that two of Zvinchuk's Russian associates, whom he said his team lured into a trap, were expelled from the Czech Republic but had been living in Germany long-term. https://t.co/aeLh26QoVr #Rusko #Propaganda #EU (translated)

Marcin Matczak wrote that the day before, in "Super Express," he criticized Karol Nawrocki's idea to increase access to firearms in Poland. He claimed that it could lead to school massacres similar to those in the USA and emphasized that, in his opinion, the proposal is particularly bad in the context of the school murder he wrote about. Matczak accused the right of presenting his words as a connection between the president and the knife attack and called its representatives propagandists. He also addressed the president, urging him to focus on Poland's problems instead of concentrating on Donald Trump. He described the USA as a failing country in some social issues, pointing to healthcare and children's safety in schools. In his view, widespread access to firearms contributes to a tragic level of safety there, and a mentally unstable teenager can take a gun from a father. Matczak assessed that the president should not propose changes leading to the militarization of public life. He wrote that Poland has developed through cooperation, not through mutual threats of weapons. #bezpieczeństwo #broń #Polska (translated)

Vojtěch Tůma stated that Jan Myšák was the best scorer in the SHL. He wrote that in seven games he scored seven goals from 14 shots on goal, which he said represented a 50% shooting accuracy. He described the performance as a "total massacre." https://t.co/cgwDPUNe1k #SHL #hokej #sport (translated)

Former American military officer Nidal Malik Hasan, who in 2009 killed 13 soldiers at Fort Hood military base, will be executed by firing squad on December 3 at the same place where his massacre occurred, and the execution was approved by President Donald Trump. #FortHood #NidalMalikHasan #smrtnakazna (translated)

Jan Betlach referred to a man from Gaza as a "journalist" and claimed that there are many similar contributions from Palestinians. According to him, their authors are now celebrating the massacre and the following day will again mourn and portray themselves as victims. #Gaza #Palestina #Žurnalismus (translated)

"with sorrow and pain we remember our heroes who fell in the war to save our brothers and sisters who suffered in the terrible massacre in the communities near the border with Gaza" Netanyahu rejected responsibility for the security lapse and resisted calls for an independent investigation. #Izrael #Hamas #PojasGaze (translated)

Jan Betlach criticized people who, according to him, did not distinguish between Hamas members and others when assessing the deaths of Palestinians in Gaza, claiming that on October 7, only Hamas attacked, not Palestinians. He stated that other Palestinian jihadist and terrorist groups, as well as ordinary Palestinians from Gaza, were also involved in the attacks in Israel. Some pro-Palestinian contributions commemorating the anniversary of the attack, he noted, reminded that Hamas killed nearly 1,200 Israelis but then spoke of the genocide of Palestinians and shifted the blame to Israel and Jews. Betlach accused the authors of exploiting the anniversary to repeat lies, concluding his post with a vulgar message to Saša. #Izrael #Palestina #Hamás (translated)

The author reminded that on October 7, 2023, according to him, Hamas terrorists killed 1,200 people and kidnapped another 251 as hostages. He described the actions of MEP Rima Hassan from the pro-Palestinian faction The Left in connection with the commemoration of the massacre as scandalous and inexcusable. https://t.co/AFF9QEMuGV #Hamás #terorismus #Památka #CZ #PS #IL (translated)

Monika_TeoriaZła wrote that the 19-year-old, who according to her carried out the massacre at the school in Ostrołęka, left a backpack there, and the police found a homemade explosive device in it. Addressing the Confederation, she added that the perpetrator was Polish, not Ukrainian, an immigrant, or an "engineer." #Ostrołęka #szkoła #Polska (translated)

Daniel Hule criticized Deník N for what he claimed was its focus in two articles published on the third anniversary of the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, which shifted attention from the victims to criticisms of Israel. He stated that Jakub Záhora's commentary described the Czech debate as uncritical of Israeli actions and accused it of a selective approach to the value of human life. According to Hule, the text summarized the massacre, in which 1,200 people were killed and 250 kidnapped, in one sentence and compared it to Palestinian losses. The news headline, according to Hule, emphasized the ongoing Israeli attacks on Gaza despite the ceasefire, rather than the anniversary itself. Hule also noted that the headline did not mention what he saw as the main issue with the ceasefire: Hamas's refusal to meet the disarmament condition. He added that Deník N did not offer any other topics for the anniversary and questioned whether it was a coincidence. #Izrael #Hamas #lidskáPráva (translated)

Vlastislav Bříza marked October 7, 2023, as a milestone in the modern history of the Middle East. He wrote that gunmen led by Hamas attacked Israel, killing nearly 1,200 people and abducting another 251 to Gaza. He referred to the event as the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust. According to Bříza, a war ensued in Gaza, Lebanon became involved in the fighting, and the conflict escalated into an open war between Israel and Iran. He added that while Israel was mourning the victims and Gaza was counting its dead, Hamas continued to celebrate October 7. He warned that this event was not yet over. #BlízkýVýchod #Izrael #Hamás (translated)