Make Genociders Suffer Again

Two Korean activists who were detained by Israeli forces after attempting to break the siege on Gaza and deliver aid recounted abusive treatment by their captors to local press on Thursday.

“After fully armed Israeli soldiers searched my body, I was dragged alone to a dark shipping container. The lights switched on, and whenever I looked at the light, they hit me in the face. Whenever my head was bowed, I was forced to look back up at the light,” said Kim A-hyun, 28, an anti-war activist who also goes by the name Haecho.

“[The Israeli soldiers] had tactical gloves on. After I was dealt a second blow to my cheek, I could hear a shrill sound in my ear. Following the third, I started to bleed from my nose and started to gag,” she said.

Kim Dong-hyeon, another activist who had participated in a humanitarian aid flotilla bound for the Gaza Strip, testified to similar conditions.

“My hands were tied, my body was searched, and I was continuously pummeled and kicked as I was being taken away. My wrists kept bleeding on account of having been bound so tightly, and I couldn’t feel my hands. My entire body, including my head and my legs, was in excruciating pain,” he said.

“When I started hyperventilating, I began to think that it was very likely that I might die,” he went on.

The two activists claim that they suffered serious health issues, including muscle damage and hearing loss, after being assaulted during their detention.

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Kim A-hyun was diagnosed with a perforated eardrum as a result of the beatings she took to the face. Jonathan Victor “Seungjoon” Lee, a Korean American who was arrested alongside her, sustained a broken rib and other injuries after being tased.

“We are witnessing symptoms of rhabdomyolysis, which are usually apparent in victims of industrial accident cases involving crushes or those who have been severely injured in traffic accidents. The activists were released on Wednesday, but if that had been delayed by even a day and they had been subjected to more beatings, they would have suffered from severe harm,” said Dr. Lim Sang-hyuk, the director of Green Hospital.

The activists gave detailed testimonies of the abuse and torture they suffered during their arrest and aboard the prison boat.

“As soon as we boarded the boat, they pointed guns at us and subjected us to body searches. They hurled racist insults and curses at us the entire time. Male-passing people were tasered, while women and people perceived as female were subjected to sexual abuse,” said Kim A-hyun.

There is a continual need for funds to buy food, water, and medicine, but Israel's destruction of infrastructure in Gaza means that jobs are nearly nonexistence.

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Ríhanna Kelver, a bartender and trans rights advocate in Laramie, has been charged with aggravated assault and possession of a deadly weapon with unlawful intent after a 13 September 2025 confrontation outside the Crowbar & Grill, whereshe worked. Kelver could be sentenced to up to 15 years in prison if convicted on both charges.

Despite Wyoming’s “Stand Your Ground” statute, which allows people to use reasonable force in moments of self defense, Kelver faces up to 15 years in prison for both charges, as well as up to $11,000 in fines, per Cowboy State Daily. Kelver faces an additional year and $1,000 fine for a charge of interference with a peace officer. [...]

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The IDF admitted that it killed its own people on Oct 7th and on other occasions.

And here's what he said on instagram

"From what I understand, the 3 largest shipping companies have all decided to just avoid the place, so this isnt really targeted against Specifically Israel at all"

We're dealing with a classic case of a Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc fallacy! In layman's terms, it's a fallacy of causation: Mistaking correlation or sequence for causation (assuming that because B followed A, A caused B). Your reasoning goes like this:

A. Yemen enforced the anti-Shitrael blockade.

B. Alleged 3 companies *decided* (active stance) to "avoid the place."

Since point A happened before point B, then point A must've caused point B! False, let's see why:

1) Point A and point B are both active stances instead of a simple cause and effect dynamic. The alleged companies weren't arrested or sent back, they chose to suspend their own shipping for reasons that may or may not be directly linked to the blockade.

2) Even if we entertain the fictional scenario of the companies having been threatened by the blockade and having no choice but to submit (passive stance), the statement remains erroneous because that capitulation still wouldn't mean the blockade isn't specifically targeted at Shitrael, since ships from all over the world are used to deliver all kinds of products to the colony and the blockade isn't based on "nationality" or territorial affiliation.

3) As a sovereign nation, Yemen retains its right to question, halt, arrest, or sanction any entity within its borders for whatever reason for as long as its sovereignty is threatened, regardless of the entity's ties, or lack thereof, to Shitrael.