A festival was held in Gaza today to honor donkeys for their service over the past 618 days. With no fuel or functioning vehicles, donkeys became the primary mode of transport.
Many in Gaza say the donkeys have done more to help them than their leaders—and they’re not wrong.
Post a picture of your favorite sign from today's protests.
I will go first.
I have no clue what city this was taken in, but it made me laugh.
How about you? Show me your favorite sign.
Today we rallied with one message: our democracy belongs to the people—not to kings, billionaires, or extremists.
We’re organizing, we’re mobilizing, and we’re taking back the House in 2026. Because when we fight, we win—and we’re just getting started.
Since October 7th, I’ve been reporting on Hamas’s crimes against Palestinians—because almost no one else is doing it. While I face personal attacks and death threats every time I speak out, that will not stop me.
What truly breaks my heart is the silence of human rights organizations and prominent pro-Palestine voices—no documentation, no reports, no accountability.
That’s why I’m working to launch a new human rights project—because the people of Gaza deserve truth, justice, and someone willing to speak up when others choose to stay silent.
Nattapong Pinta, 36, was a husband, a father and a hardworking man.
Nattapong, a Thai national, moved to Israel in 2022, like many other Thai workers, drawn by the prospect of higher wages. He worked on a farm in Kibbutz Nir Oz, tending avocado and pomegranate orchards.
“He wanted to improve our family situation. Our son was very young. We didn’t earn enough here,” his wife says.
Nattapong worked tirelessly, often taking on extra shifts to send more money back home. His dream was to help his wife open a café.
On October 7, Hamas terrorists invaded southern Israel, including Kibbutz Nir Oz, where Nattapong lived and worked.
That morning, he called his wife to tell her there was gunfire. He tried to flee, but was captured by Hamas, along with dozens of other Thai farm workers.
Nattapong was the last Thai hostage to remain in captivity.
He was rescued last night during a special military operation in the Rafah area.
Now, at last, his family will be able to lay him to rest with the dignity and love he deserves, in his homeland, surrounded by those who loved him.
May he be happy, may he be free from suffering.
Nattapong Pinta was a hardworking and beloved man who worked in agriculture in Kibbutz Nir Oz. He was held hostage for 610 days by terrorists in Gaza.
On October 7, 2023, he was abducted with some of his friends. His family, wife and son are waiting for his return.
He was recovered in a special military operation in the area of Rafah. We will continue operating until our remaining 55 hostages are returned. May his memory be a blessing.
The family of hostage Yonatan Samerano has asked everyone to spread the following message as they mark Yonatan’s 23rd birthday today:
“We choose to commemorate this day as Yonatan would have wanted—by spreading love, through dancing, and with shared hope.
We want Yonatan, wherever he is, to know that we are with him and that he is never forgotten, not for a single moment.
In these difficult times, when it seems we may have forgotten what came before the events of October 7th, we ask everyone to focus on the unity of our entire people around the single overarching goal: bringing home the 58 hostages who are still in Gaza. We must bring them back. All of them.
So that we can all rise up, grow stronger, and live again in security, and so that we can return to dancing and celebrating."
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many wanted to protest this
others were too scared to attend
we did it anyway. a co-existence festival that brought together 600 Jews and Palestinians for one night.
This was in Chile - the country with the most Palestinians in the world and a strong jewish population. Radicals can't win.
Segev Kalfon is another lesser-known abductee. At 27 years old now, he was just 25 when he was taken while attempting to escape from Nova.
Originally from Dimona, Segev's story adds to the many narratives of those who have faced similar fates.💔🎗️
On our street, everyone is welcome. Together, let’s build a world where every person and family feels loved and respected for who they are. Happy #PrideMonth!
Laura Owens pleads not guilty to charges of fraudulent schemes, perjury & forgery in alleged paternity scheme involving former 'Bachelor' Clayton Echard. Pretrial hearing is on 7/11. Trial is on 10/23. Judge grants release on her own recognizance. Note that she was not arrested.