Shaiz Khan 🇵🇸🔻

UMW '23🩺

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everything used to be 20 dollars and now that i finally have 20 dollars everything is now 200 dollars

[ً @artfuIchaos]

the only time i beg is to differ

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[Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur oPt @FranceskAlbs]

The world finally sees the true nature of an Apartheid state that has terrorized, displaced. executed, jailed and tortured millions of Palestinians for decades. Israel won’t stop until States and people force it to stop.
#StopArmingIsrael
#NoTradeWithIsrael

[Alan MacLeod @AlanRMacLeod]

A perfect example of the double standards in media. 🇮🇱🇵🇸

[Alan MacLeod @AlanRMacLeod]

Pay attention here: this kind of uber-passive language to describe a major war crime is not an accident. It's carefully constructed language aimed at manufacturing consent for Israeli atrocities.

[Morgoth @MorgothsReview]

''Say the line...''

[laura Smith @lauraSmITH0ff]

Everyone on X saw the photos of the bodies run over by tanks, the dogs dragging body parts in the streets, the plastic bags full of body parts, the people on fire, the children’s heads blown open, the apocalyptic moonscapes.

The Washington perpetrators knew everything.

[UNRWA @UNRWA]

"A ceasefire in name only.

Another dark day with 30 people reportedly killed only today.

Nearly 500 people have been killed since the ceasefire has been in place, among them more than 100 children according to @UNICEF.

A ceasefire means guns fall silent and give way to efforts to end the war.

Enough. People in Gaza deserve a genuine ceasefire - a much overdue ceasefire."

- @UNLazzarini

[James Arnolds @arnolds_ja42039]

The greatest atrocity of the 21st century made even worse by the fact that intelligent and informed people justified it, lied about and pretended it was all so confusing.

[MSF International @MSF]

After months of unsuccessful engagement with Israeli authorities, and in the absence of assurances regarding the safety of our staff we have concluded that we will not share a list of Palestinian and international staff with Israeli authorities.

https://t.co/iUJ4kOpmNI

[Tiberius @tiberiusfiles]

TikTok was bought so they could censor a genocide and protect pedophiles. There is no reason anyone should be on that app anymore.

[UNRWA @UNRWA]

“What happens today to UNRWA will happen tomorrow to any other international organisation or diplomatic mission, whether in the Occupied Palestinian Territory or anywhere around the world,” says UNRWA Commissioner-General Philippe Lazzarini on the demolition of the UNRWA compound in #EastJerusalem on 20 January 2026.

UN Members states are legally obliged to protect UN facilities.
UN Members states must uphold international law.

👉 A timeline of the events: https://t.co/pHQO4NkS3r

[Amnesty MENA @AmnestyMENA]

Today’s ceremony marking the establishment of the so-called global ‘Board of Peace’ lays bare a brazen disregard for international law and human rights. It also represents a stark new manifestation of the escalating assault on United Nations mechanisms, international justice institutions and universal norms.

At the direction of its to-be chairman, President Donald Trump, with its membership comprised of US allies including a few heads of State he has personally invited, the putative mechanism is fundamentally at odds with the international legal system that underpins the global order.

It is a slap in the face of decades of efforts to strengthen global governance through adherence to universal values and greater equality between member states and derails legitimate efforts to address the current system’s limitations and gaps.

Now is precisely the moment that international law must be upheld, defended and enforced; not abandoned in favor of ad hoc arrangements shaped and distorted by political and economic interests, personal ambition or vanity.

[Tehran Tadhg @TadhgHickey]

"What difference will boycotting make?"

[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

You packed a lot of confusion into four sentences, Ezra, so let me untangle it slowly.

First, this line:

"So where is Israel's ancestral homeland if not Israel?"

You are doing what Zionism always does.

You take a religious or mythic claim that some Jews have a spiritual connection to a piece of land and you inflate it into a modern property deed for a 21st-century ethnostate.

Ancestry is not a land title.

If it were, half the planet would be on ships going back to somewhere else.

Most Jews alive today do not have continuous, lived, generational ties to that land.

Most Palestinians do.

That is the difference you keep skipping.

"Ancestral homeland" for you is a slogan.

For them it is the house key, the family orchard, the graveyard, and the village your side turned into a pine forest.

Second:

"They don't have a right to exist you suggest?"

No state on earth has a mystical "right to exist."

States are political arrangements.

They are born, split, reunify, collapse, get renamed.

People have the right to exist.

People have the right to safety, dignity, and return.

When someone asks "Does Israel have a right to exist," what they usually mean is:

"Do Jews have the right to live in Palestine without being slaughtered or expelled?"

The answer to that is obviously yes.

But that is not what your slogan is doing.

"Right to exist" in this context means:

"Does a self-defined Jewish state have the right to maintain a demographic majority and political supremacy even if it requires dispossession, siege, and permanent second-class status for the original inhabitants?"

That is not a right.

That is a demand for eternal impunity.

You can have equal rights for everyone between the river and the sea.

Or you can have a Jewish ethnocracy.

You cannot have both.

The "right to exist" language is just your way of avoiding saying out loud which one you choose.

Third:

"Palestinians have long lived alongside Israel in Gaza strip for millennia"

Israel has not existed for millennia.

Gaza has not always been a fenced-in strip.

You are mashing words together to hide the timeline.

For millennia, there were people living in that land: Canaanites, Philistines, Jews, Christians, Muslims, Arabs, and many others in between.

What you call "Israel" today is a modern state built in 1948 on top of their continuity.

Gaza as we know it now is not some cute example of coexistence.

It is the concentrated result of ethnic cleansing.

It is where many of the refugees from the villages your side emptied ended up.

They did not "live alongside Israel."

They were fenced, bombed, starved, and periodically massacred by it.

So let me answer you plainly.

Israel's "ancestral homeland" is the same soil where Palestinians planted their olive trees, buried their parents, and passed down their houses long before your state had a flag.

I am not saying Jews have no place there.

I am saying no group gets to turn myth into a weapon, erase the people already living there, and then hide behind the sacred phrase "right to exist" every time someone points to the bodies.

If Palestine truly stood as a free, equal land for all its inhabitants, from river to sea, Israel as an exclusivist project would not "stop existing."

It would simply lose its alibi.

[جهاد قويسي @ghquisay]

“This is supposed to happen to Arabs not to us!”

[James🔻 @GoodVibePolitik]

Today it’s Hamas, tomorrow it’ll be you, should you choose to resist.

[Margaret Kimberley @freedomrideblog]

That’s why they created a fake ceasefire. It pushed Gaza out of the news.