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[Mag @MagnusOZD]

This comes right after it was revealed that the Danish police deliberately neglects rape-cases and don’t actually investigate them

I hope the high level of trust the police in Denmark enjoys will erode soon

Police don’t serve the people, they serve capital

[AJ+ @ajplus]

Did you know Fidel Castro is considered a hero across much of Africa?

Founding editor of @africasacountry Sean Jacobs explains how the former Cuban leader supported anti-colonial struggles and helped defeat South Africa's apartheid army.

[Dilawar Karwan @RashmanTheHorse]

In the event of total US Israeli war on Iran, the only effective survival strategy for the IRI would be to become the "regional arsonist" it's always been accused of being. The lesson of Oct 7 is to embrace the fire to control of it.

[Sina Toossi @SinaToossi]

Apartheid South Africa waged endless regional wars under a “total strategy,” claiming it was fighting the Soviets while feeding off Western backing.

Israel now does the same with Iran.

But Pretoria’s militarism only brought isolation, economic strain & accelerated collapse.

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[Georg Hegel Quotes @GeorgHegell]

The one who merely flees is not yet free. In fleeing he is still conditioned by that from which he flees.

[roqayah chamseddine @roqchams]

Lebanese Marxist Leninist George Abdallah: "The one who resists is the one who has the final say...all spectators have no right to discuss any topic."

[روني الدنماركي @aldnmarki]

The following article was published in July on the official English site of the Al-Qassam Brigades.

It is titled: "Why Hamas Will Never Surrender: The Logic of Resistance in the Face of Genocide"

I am publishing the complete, full & unedited article below. It's worth a read.

"In the midst of one of the most brutal and sustained military assaults in modern history, many voices are once again calling on the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) to surrender and lay down its arms.

These calls come as Israel, backed unconditionally by the United States and tolerated by much of the international community, wages an unrelenting war on Gaza—marked by unprecedented brutality, collective punishment, and widespread civilian suffering.

The world watches, often in silence or complicity, as this war defies every international law, human right, and ethical norm. Yet the demand persists: that Hamas stop resisting, that it capitulate, and that it effectively accept the erasure of its people’s struggle. These voices fall into three broad categories:

Those of the enemy—Israeli, American, and Zionist voices that seek total submission through overwhelming force, destruction, and death.

Complicit or cowardly voices—which blame the Palestinian resistance for Israel’s war crimes, turning the victim into the aggressor.

Well-intentioned but misled voices—individuals anguished by the human cost, desperate to see an end to the bloodshed, even if it means surrender.

To the third group especially, this article is addressed.

Why the Resistance Will Not Lay Down Arms

The central question is simple: Why does Hamas, along with other Palestinian resistance factions in Gaza, continue to fight against overwhelming odds? Why not surrender to spare further loss of life?

On the surface, all military, political, and media indicators suggest the resistance is cornered. Israel possesses vast destructive capabilities and the backing of global superpowers. Arab regimes, many of them normalized with Israel, remain largely silent. The cost in Palestinian lives is staggering. And yet, the resistance endures. Why?

Because to surrender would not only be a strategic defeat—it would be a moral, national, and existential suicide.

Surrender Means the End of the Cause

The leadership of Hamas has made its position clear since the onset of this war: it seeks a dignified and just peace, one that preserves Palestinian rights and honors the sacrifices made. But surrender, as demanded by Israel and its allies, would not bring peace. It would erase the Palestinian cause itself. No resistance movement in history has ever laid down its arms to an enemy bent on extermination—and survived.

To surrender would not save Gaza. It would invite massacre, displacement, and obliteration. It would reward genocide.

The Memory of Betrayals Past

Palestinians know this enemy. They remember history—not as pages in a book, but as trauma etched into their very survival. In 1982, the Palestinian resistance in Lebanon was forced into exile under international guarantees. The result? The Sabra and Shatila massacre, in which thousands of defenseless civilians were slaughtered by Israel’s proxies while the world looked away.

They remember the Oslo Accords, which promised peace but delivered occupation. They remember every ceasefire Israel violated, every agreement broken, every promise betrayed.

They also remember Ukraine—once home to the third-largest nuclear arsenal in the world. In 1994, Ukraine gave up its weapons in exchange for Western “security guarantees.”

Today, its leader is humiliated in Washington, led by the hand to sign away his country’s sovereignty in exchange for temporary survival. That is the future surrender offers.

Not Stubbornness—Survival

Those who ask the resistance to surrender out of compassion for Gaza’s suffering may not realize what they are truly asking. They are, intentionally or not, aligning with the executioner, asking the victim to stop resisting its own annihilation.

The Palestinian resistance has a thousand reasons not to surrender. Their enemy seeks not just control but erasure—of people, land, memory, and identity. Their cause is not one of blind defiance, but of survival, dignity, and justice.Their refusal to surrender is not based on pride or ideology alone. It is rooted in historical memory, political wisdom, and the will of a people who refuse to be erased. The resistance knows the pulse of its people. It is guided not by detached rhetoric, but by the lived pain of occupation, siege, and repeated betrayal.

A War for Dignity, Not Just Territory

In resisting, Hamas and the broader Palestinian resistance movement assert a fundamental truth: that even in the darkest hour, dignity matters. That a people have the right to defend themselves. That justice cannot be dictated by tanks and drones.

They are not alone. Across the world, millions stand with Gaza—not governments, but people. Not the powerful, but the principled. The resistance today carries not only the hopes of Palestinians, but the hopes of all oppressed peoples who see in Gaza a mirror of their own struggles.

The Path Forward

The Palestinian resistance does not seek endless war. It seeks justice. It seeks freedom. It seeks a future where Palestinian children are not born under blockade and bombings. But it knows, and history confirms, that surrender has never delivered that future.

Until the day comes when the occupation ends, the siege is lifted, and Palestinians achieve their long-denied right to self-determination, the resistance will continue—because surrender is not an option when survival is at stake.

And that day is not far off—for those who believe, resist, and sacrifice."

[Pointless🔻 @Pointless6969]

@SwampCommunist @ajplus The camp that facilitated this action was organized mainly by Crac collective (https://t.co/PnN7dBgtTA). There is an organization in Copenhagen called Mask off Mærsk who has connections to pym, but there is no pym chapter in Copenhagen, as far as i know

[AJ+ @ajplus]

Swedish activist Greta Thunberg and pro-Palestinian protesters shut down the entrance of Maersk's headquarters in Copenhagen, Denmark, demanding an end to weapons transfers to Israel.

[Palestinian Youth Movement @palyouthmvmt]

BREAKING

Today in Copenhagen 800 people from all over Europe shut down the main Maersk HQ for the day as part of the CRAC Camp under the Mask Off Maersk slogan “Cut Ties from Genocide”.

Police were outnumbered but quite brutal to those participating in the action. The crowd was dispersed after over 5 hours of holding down the site by tear gas and batons. A few sustained injuries, a few were taken to the hospital.

The action was a powerful example of what collective organizing looks for a people’s arms embargo.

[Hüseyin Dogru (Back-Up) @redstreamnet]

“Its easy to be a warrior, but it’s difficult to be like the people of Gaza.”

Resistance fighters bow in respect to the Palestinian people, who were resilient against a year of Israel’s relentless extermination war.

[Pointless🔻 @Pointless6969]

@DefeaterOfPolyp @nikicaga But even if they changed the wording from Hamas to Palestinian resistance, the question would still be misleading, because Israel is clearing fighting an exterminist war against the entire Palestinian people, and not just a war against the armed resistance

[Pointless🔻 @Pointless6969]

@DefeaterOfPolyp @nikicaga There are more parties involved in the fighting than Israel and Hamas. Israel is fighting against the entire Palestinian resistance, not just Hamas.

[Pointless🔻 @Pointless6969]

@henryblachman Lenins isse lyser natten op

[Pointless🔻 @Pointless6969]

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