u/adeadhead

And yes, 67 year old rabbi Arik Ascherman's nose was broken by these terrorists.

As happens every year during summer pasture in Ein Sakut, settler-terrorists from Shadmot Mehola [and Givat Sal'it this time] invade, drive away herds, and attack Al-Farsiya shepherds on private Palestinian land. On 25.9.26, more than seven settlers-including Oved Lipo, Netanel Sela, and Adiel Shitrit-carried out an attack.

New headphone charging case doesn't have a lid, the earpods just slide up and out. rather than trusting the magnet, I made a lil case.

I often wear just one or the other, so we have zips that close on each side rather than opening from the middle, color matched hang loops are zipper tapes with teeth removed.

Wawak optipop for matched top stitching, lots of fun.

Not sure what the fabric is, came in an RBTR grab bag, it's clearly challenge ultra, but with just a PET backing, no X reinforcement laminated in.

Maybe Lance will see this post and help :)

Headphones are moondrop space travel 2s

As always, shout out to the MYOG discord server. It's tons of fun and now pretty active. https://discord.gg/CruyFfVRVZ

This is a server that has operated continuously since 2022. Administrators do not intervene in conflicts, and there are no world resets. All player actions, whether constructive or destructive, remain permanent.

Several plugins manage the server’s core mechanics. Placing blocks does not guarantee their safety; players must reinforce them with resources, which means they may have to break the block 50, 300, or even 2000 times, and this protection decays unless regularly maintained. XP isn’t earned the traditional way; it’s obtained exclusively by farming designated crops & resources in specific biomes and processing them in factories.

The most compelling aspect is observing the long-term outcomes. Nations emerge, develop armies and economies, engage in prolonged conflicts, and may be entirely destroyed, leaving vaults disabled and towns deserted. Since nothing resets, these remnants persist. New players can visit former battle sites and witness the lasting impact of events that occurred years earlier.

It is remarkable to see thousands of players transform a Minecraft server into a dynamic record of political history, simply because there is no option to undo their actions.

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This is a server that has operated continuously since 2022. Administrators do not intervene in conflicts, and there are no world resets. All player actions, whether constructive or destructive, remain permanent.

Several plugins manage the server’s core mechanics. Placing blocks does not guarantee their safety; players must reinforce them with resources, which means they may have to break the block 50, 300, or even 2000 times, and this protection decays unless regularly maintained. XP isn’t earned the traditional way; it’s obtained exclusively by farming designated crops & resources in specific biomes and processing them in factories.

The most compelling aspect is observing the long-term outcomes. Nations emerge, develop armies and economies, engage in prolonged conflicts, and may be entirely destroyed, leaving vaults disabled and towns deserted. Since nothing resets, these remnants persist. New players can visit former battle sites and witness the lasting impact of events that occurred years earlier.

It is remarkable to see thousands of players transform a Minecraft server into a dynamic record of political history, simply because there is no option to undo their actions.

The siege on Qusra didn't end this week. It just got interrupted, briefly, by dozens of activists who refused to leave without delivering food and water to families who had run out.

Our field coordinators had stayed in constant contact with Qusra's besieged families since our last delivery three weeks ago. When supplies ran low again, we came back, joined by Peace Now, Standing Together, and Looking the Occupation in the Eye. The army blocked us at the edge of town. A battalion commander produced a closed military order to justify it. Only under sustained pressure from the activists on the ground did he allow a single car through, and even then, first aid staff were denied entry.

Let that sit for a moment: aid workers, turned away, while settler violence in the same hills goes largely unpunished. Access to food and water is a human right. It does not require an army's permission, and it should never depend on how many activists show up to insist on it.

We received confirmation from Loui that the delivery made it through, with thanks for showing up. We're glad it did. But gratitude for one carload of food is not a substitute for the access these families are owed as a matter of right, not favor.

sorry /u/survivalpanda, I swear I'm not stalking you, great minds just think alike.

A Palestinian woman was briefly hospitalized after yesterday's settler incursion in Umm al-Kheir. Over a dozen occupation soldiers and police arrived to protect Israeli colonists as they trespassed on private property, attacked residents, and destroyed Umm al-Kheir's crops.

Lower Hamra

15.8.26

Since establishing the illegal outpost "Emek Tirza Farm" in 2020, sanctioned settler Moshe Sharvit has been violently evicting Palestinian communities throughout the Hamra area. This year, he and his youth have been harassing and attacking communities in the Lower Hamra area on a daily basis. Recently, attacks on human rights activists who come to protect these communities have been documented, while he violates his restriction order from court.