කවුද සව්දි refinery වලට ගැහුවේ 🤫

[Naughty_kiththa]

මොකාඩ් එකෙන්.. ඕකුන් කරම් දෙපැත්ත කොටවන කාලකණ්ණි ජාතියක් ලෝකේ නෑ

 

[neyohk]

අපෝ ඔව්..අමු සක්කිලි

 

[Aluth Eka]

ඩුබායි ඊශ්‍රායල් ඉන්න ලංකාවේ උන් තරම් ඒ රටවල් වල මිනිස්සු වත් හිතට අරන් නෑ

 

[Bitter Truth]

 

[topkollek]

Mario Nawfal & Tucker මුන් කියන දේවල් ඔක්කොම හරිද?

 

[Bitter Truth]

Mario Nawfal & Tucker මුන් කියන දේවල් ඔක්කොම හරිද?

හමෝ හමෝ උපාසක මොසාඩ්

 

[topkollek]

හමෝ හමෝ උපාසක මොසාඩ්

තමන් ආස එක විතරක් පිලිගන්නවා, අනෙක් ඔක්කොම බොරු

 

[Bitter Truth]

තමන් ආස එක විතරක් පිලිගන්නවා, අනෙක් ඔක්කොම බොරු

අනේ පලයං බං උඹ අර පිස්සු නාකි ට්‍රම්ප් බල්ලගේ ලොල්ලෙක් කියලා දන්නවා..

තෙල් පෝලිම් වල ඉඳගෙනත් උගේ ලොවනවා ලැජ්ජ නැතුව..

 

[topkollek]

මෙන්න ටකර්ට වෙච්ච දේ.

Tucker Carlson's claimed detention at Israel's Ben Gurion Airport occurred on February 18, 2026. He flew into the airport specifically to conduct an interview with U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee (a Trump appointee in this timeline), conducted the interview within the airport complex without formally entering Israel (i.e., without clearing passport control or leaving the secure area), and departed about three hours later via private jet.According to Carlson's account (shared with outlets like the Daily Mail and New York Post shortly after):

• Israeli airport security officials took the passports of him and his team.
• His executive producer was taken to a separate side room for questioning.
• Officials demanded details about what was discussed in the interview with Ambassador Huckabee.
• He described the episode as a "humiliation exercise," involving thuggish treatment, and framed it as potential harassment linked to his recent criticisms of Israeli policies and influence.

Carlson emphasized that this felt like improper interrogation rather than standard procedure.Counter-claims and official responses:

• Israeli authorities (including the Israel Airports Authority) and the U.S. Embassy denied any detention, interrogation, or unusual treatment.
• They described it as routine secondary screening, passport verification, and standard questions asked of many travelers (including diplomats) for security and privacy reasons, conducted in a separate VIP lounge room to avoid public discussion.
• Ambassador Huckabee publicly rejected Carlson's characterization, calling it an exaggeration meant to damage Israel's image, and insisted it was just a normal customs check.
• Flight tracking showed Carlson spent exactly 184 minutes at the airport.
• Leaked videos and photos surfaced showing Carlson smiling, posing for friendly pictures with airport staff (including hugs in some shots), which critics used to question his "detention" narrative—though Carlson's side clarified some photos were from arrival (e.g., with his driver) rather than post-interview.

The incident fueled controversy amid Carlson's broader shift toward criticizing Israeli actions and U.S. support for them. Supporters saw it as evidence of overreach or intimidation; detractors viewed it as Carlson inflating a routine process for attention or to push an anti-Israel angle. No independent evidence confirmed prolonged harsh treatment beyond brief questioning, and mainstream coverage largely presented it as a disputed claim rather than verified detention. As of March 3, 2026, it remains a point of contention in discussions about Carlson's reporting and views on Israel.

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[a2mdb]

උන් ඉතිං ඔය වගේ දේවල් කරනවා ඒ කාලෙ ඉදලම.. එකම කෑම්ප් එකේ දෙපැත්තෙ ආමි එකටයි කොටින්ටයි ට්‍රේනින් කරපු උන්නෙ ඕකුං