“They're being killed and you’re staying silent.”
After his team lost to Argentina in the World Cup, Egypt coach Hossam Hassan called out the mainstream media for ignoring the genocide in Gaza.
His comments come after he had told another press conference on Monday that the suffering of Palestinians was a “shame on the world” - and dedicated his win against Australia to the people of Palestine.
Hossam Hassan, Egypt’s head coach, gave one of the most human speeches football has heard in a long time.
A must watch:
“Whoever does not feel the Palestinian suffering lacks humanity. Please, let the Palestinian people live.”
Hossam Hassan, Egypt’s head coach, carried the Palestinian flag after Egypt advanced to the Round of 16 of the World Cup.
He said, “I dedicate this victory to the Egyptian and Palestinian people.”
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A photo of a Palestinian man looking out onto the orchards & fields of Gaza in the late Ottoman period (1896-1917). source: https://t.co/TYrOXYtS2D
More Israeli barbarism in Lebanon🇱🇧:
An image reportedly from the town of Debel shows an IDF soldier desecrating a statue of the Virgin Mary, mockingly placing a cigarette in its mouth.
This is the army of barbarism your tax dollars, euros, and pounds go towards.
An Israeli soldier in 1985:
‘I’m not dealing with human beings (Lebanese). They are all terrorists and they don't have any human feelings, so l kill them without remorse.’
Reporter: ‘They live here and they’re trying to defend their villages.’
IDF soldier: ‘They know we’re going back to Israel in two months, why do they have to try and kill people?’
Israeli soldiers commit barbarism and mass slaughter, and then play the victim…since 1948.
Did you know a Palestinian man is responsible for designing some of the world's most iconic symbols?
The "no smoking sign," the male-female bathroom sign – and so, so much more.
Today marks the launch of the trailer – and the kickstarter – to make this film a reality:
I was told Israel is only in Lebanon because of Hezbollah but here is a Ukrainian man pretending to be Middle-Eastern talking about ethnically cleansing Lebanon a decade before Hezbollah existed.