we didn’t get Roe codified, we didn’t get healthcare, we didn’t get affordable housing or groceries, we didn’t tackle climate change, or gun violence, we didn’t increase minimum wage. But we did get a genocide, students thrown in jail, and handing the country over to fascists
This is Zeina, a 19-year-old university student from Jerusalem.
Israel kidnapped her, caged her, and held her hostage—without charges, without reason.
She was freed today, but her story won’t make headlines.
Because the world has decided Palestinian suffering isn’t newsworthy.
Mahmoud Almadhoun, one of the founders and chefs behind the Gaza Soup Kitchen, fed starving people in northern Gaza for 420 days, providing food for 3,000 people daily.
Today, he was killed by an Israeli drone that targeted the very place where he provided food and hope to those in need.
Never forget how a genocide of children was ‘justified’ in part by the spreading of lies about 40 beheaded Israeli babies. Every single day, for the past 15 months, we have seen dead Palestinian children - including countless babies - strewn across our screens.
This genocide of Palestinian children is allowed because Muslim & Arab children are dehumanized before they are even born - as ‘ticking time bombs’, as ‘threats’.
Israeli occupation troops in Gaza found a Jewish cemetery for soldiers killed in WW1, maintained in pristine condition in the "Hamas-run Gaza". And they proudly posted photo-ops in front of it without even realizing it undermines their main propaganda about Hamas
This kid sold his spot in line for $800 for the iPhone release in 2007.
This wasn’t just any kid, it was Marc Rebillet, aka "Loop Daddy." He got his first taste of fame with the launch of the first iPhone.
In 2007, at 19, he waited 12 hours in line in Dallas. A woman offered him $800 to swap spots. He took the deal and was still able to get his iPhone, despite the one-phone rule.
This moment went viral on YouTube, racking up millions of views. It set the stage for his music and comedy career, where he now entertains millions with live improvised music, often in his signature bathrobe and briefs.