Dear leaders, #BeSoAshamed of your silence, #BeSoAshamed that you have seen the images and videos that we have all seen, but YOU still choose to be silent.
#FreePalestine
I debated this man in public last year, in New York. I asked him about the targeting of Palestinian families in Gaza by Israel, in their apartment buildings and homes, including the Al Dos family. He defended it. And didn’t give a damn.
And now he has the nerve to tweet this:
Imagine if Iran bombed Washington, killed scientists, politicians and military commanders, what would you call it? Terrorists.
Israel bombed Tehran, killed scientists, politicians and military commanders. Why do you call it a "pre-emptive strike"!
Don't let the media lie to you
It's not a Nigerian care worker, a Filipino nurse or a Polish builder making your life a misery.
It's the politician who tells you to point the finger elsewhere while they have their foot on your neck.
The problems in our society are not caused by migrants or refugees.
They are caused by an economic system rigged in favour of corporations and billionaires.
If the government wanted to improve people’s lives, it would tax the rich and build an economy that works for us all.
2025: Keir Starmer suggests that pressure on housing and public services is because of migrants
2020: Keir Starmer, "Poor housing, poor public services are not the fault of the migrants, they're political failure"
By design, the word "stronghold" indicates that civilians in Beirut are legitimate targets. The @nytimes is regurgitating Israeli propaganda, again, to justify its latest massacres.
Biden statement on Nasrallah praises not just his killing but how it was done—calling Israel’s strike on an area full of civilians “a measure of justice.” Striking.
Calls to “de-escalate” in Gaza + Lebanon without changes to US policy that’s battered both https://t.co/ySZbKwFMZj