This makes my blood boil.
They literally turned a cancer hospital in Gaza into a military base from which they continue to terrorise Palestinians while having parties and doing stupid tiktoks.
Where is the fucking world?????
“You rush to impose new sanctions on Iran for retaliation, yet Israel faces no sanctions after bombing Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, an Iranian consulate, and hospitals in Gaza.
International law must apply to everyone.”
—Belgian MEP Marc Botenga
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The confidence in which she and others say, "I suggest you leave America," always strikes me.
Post-WW2, the US has attempted to overthrow more than 50+ governments no matter where you are in the world, Uncle Sam is not far behind staging a coup or meddling in an election.
Stanford students sustained a Gaza solidarity encampment on campus for 112 days before the admin tore it down in February.
Now, students have staked out a second Gaza encampment, building off new momentum and remaining totally undeterred by Stanford’s ban on such protests.
This Black student singing gospel (which emerged from the souls and spirits of slaves) while the Black police (who likely heard the same song in church but are doing work descended from slave patrols) is truly something to behold.
Wow! Hamline University in MN may be the first University to grant amnesty to the student encampment for Gaza and even granted the students a meeting with the president of the University and the chair of the board of trustees to hear their demands for the school's divestment.
As an American, I'm sorry Palestine. We don't all hate you.
Our government is blackmailed by pedophile billionaires propped up by the aid we give the parasite that is ethnically cleansing you.
Joseph Stiglitz, Nobel prize winner and one of the most important Jewish intellectuals in the world, adds his voice to debunk the narrative that pro-Palestinian protests on campuses is antisemitic. He calls it "normal human empathy":
"What a large number of young people are expressing is normal human empathy. They don't want to see people die unnecessarily. And I think the pictures, the fact that tens of thousands of people have died, including lots of children and women, innocent bystanders, in the attack on Gaza, in a very short span of time, has had a horrific impact. And they're saying this is unjust. And it has brought back to the fore that much of the architecture of the world was shaped in a colonial era. And many of these people are from countries that themselves were shaped in a colonial era.
So what I hear, and what's going on, is a real sense of empathy for so many people dying unnecessarily, and outrage at collective punishment, which is unacceptable. And it brings back to the fore reflections on colonialism and its consequences, that remind us that history doesn't just disappear, even if one would like it to."