Arrested in Jordan / Trump Threatens to F*** Netanyahu / Genocide Lite
October 24, 2025
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as posted by the channelOn October 23 - one day after Dimitri Lascaris was barred by Israeli authorities from entering Palestine from Jordan - Lascaris attempted to videotape a report near the Israeli embassy in Amman.
Upon pulling out his camera, Lascaris was immediately swarmed by Jordanian police officers. He was then taken to a police station where he was jailed for the rest of the day and subjected to interrogation by a captain from the Security Branch of the Jordanian police.
After demanding that he be permitted to contact the Canadian embassy in Jordan, Lascaris was released. He was given a stern warning to refrain from photographing any embassies or military facilities in the country.
In this report from Amman, Lascaris describes what happened to him. He also examines recent developments pertaining to Gaza, including reports that Trump is threatening to f*** Netanyahu if Netanyahu blows up the Gaza ceasefire, and to withdraw all US support for Israel if Israel formally annexes the West Bank.
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