What fills a heart in Gaza?
Friends. Mama. GGM. And a little bit of gold. 💛
Watch as they fill the board with love, reminding us of the simple treasures that no war can take.
Share what fills your heart today.
#WeWillReadAgain
*Uprooting trees to uproot the people*
Weeks before the olive harvest, Israel orders uprooting Palestinian olive trees across the occupied West Bank. Thousands have already been destroyed since October 2023.
Environment destruction is part of the accelerated ethnic cleansing.
🤣 Israeli Media was Filming in NYC and a Protester held a Palestinian Flag as backdrop!
🫡 Big Salute to @PNN_JESUS and @ABUNAR50 Follow them both for their huge work during this event!
The @HindRFoundation takes Lithuania to the Court of Human Rights for refusing to probe israeli soldier Sean Gor for Hind Rajab’s murder https://t.co/B4RMgnXpaf
Netanyahu spoke to a largely empty UN hall while outside, New Yorkers filled the streets for Palestine.
From morning into the night, the message was loud and clear: Netanyahu is not welcome, the genocide must end, and Gaza will not be abandoned.
The U.S. government may continue to give Israel weapons, money and impunity, but people in New York, across the U.S. and around the world continue to stand with Palestine.
FREE, FREE PALESTINE! 🇵🇸
In 1993, while Sarajevo was under siege, my mother (rahimahallah) wrote a poem for a city she had never seen. It began: “O Sarajevo, I have wept for you, and in my hands remains nothing but tears.”
Over the last few years, I’ve read her poem in different settings in Bosnia. Someone suggested placing it in a memorial to her and planting a tree as a sadaqa jariya for her. Today, alhamdulillah, that happened in Alija Izetbegovic Park, in front of Istiklal Mosque.
The mosque was built by Indonesia in the 1990s as a gesture of solidarity with the people of Bosnia. It means so much to me that my mother’s words now have a place there. A Palestinian woman who saw her own people’s pain, and the Bosnian cause, as her own.
Standing next to me in the first photo is the only son of Shaheed Safet Hadzic (rahimahullah), a Bosnian hero who was martyred defending this area.
Thank you to Mayor Semir Efendic and everyone who helped make this possible, and to my brothers at Islamic Relief Canada, especially Emir Cacic and Tufail Husain, who followed through on this with so much care. Thank you also to Imam Edin and the community of Istiklal Mosque for welcoming my mother’s words.
If you go to Bosnia, and you should, please visit the park, read her poem, and make dua for her and all of the martyrs of Bosnia that she shed those tears for.
Boycotting war criminal Netanyahu’s speech is not the solution.. World leaders must take action on the ground —stop the ongoing genocide and end the zionist occupation of Palestine
War crimes fugitive @Netanyahu is en route to NYC. He already flew over Greece, Italy, France and is about to enter Canada's airspace. Again, @kmitsotakis@GiorgiaMeloni@EmmanuelMacron and @MarkJCarney expose their complicity in "Israel's" extermination of Palestinians