I am glad this moment is radicalizing you, waking you up to the fact that you don't live in a democracy and that neither your press nor your speech are free. But never forget that those 20,000 Palestinians didn't want to die to wake you up, they should have been allowed to live.
Ppl are following me thinking I’m tweeting from Gaza! No I’m not. I’m tweeting from Sudan but the world doesn’t care enough to amplify our voices and I’m sick and tired of the selective empathy.
Palestine isn’t the only genocide happening.
There’s:
Native American genocide.
Haitian Genocide.
Congolese Genocide.
Sudanese Genocide.
Myanma Genocide.
Tigrayan Genocide.
None of us will be free until we’re ALL free. Solidarity with each other is the only way forward.
gaza is still under attack, people are still being bombed and murdered and disabled by the isr*eli military. dont stop talking about our people, they still need our voices, we still need a ceasefire
Not you thanking a majesty for moral clarity while he sits on a blood throne wearing stolen jewels talkin about the settler colonial project being victims of “barbarism” while people are actively being slaughtered by them…you people are so fucking tragically deplorable and soulless.
🇵🇸🚨 FRIENDLY REMINDER:
This didn’t start on Oct 7th.
Palestinians have been facing this for 75 years.
Europeans who have absolutely zero ties to Palestine came as refugees and expelled the true Semites.
If you fight back, they kill you.
#Palestine#Gaza_Genocide#gaza
Dr. Samira Mahdi
She was awaiting her wedding these days after getting engaged to the person she loved, 'Wissam al-Zant,' on August 17, 2022. She dreamed of starting a new life filled with love and happiness with her partner, but the war killed everything beautiful.
Samira pleads with the world to rescue her and her family after Israeli tanks besieged Mahdi Hospital in Gaza without anyone reaching them.
Samira and her entire family were martyred yesterday, November 11, 2023, as a result of the Israeli shelling of Mahdi Hospital in Gaza while they were inside.
The martyrs Ayah and Abdullah,
Their mother says:
"I imagine them now sitting in a place more beautiful than this, like this gathering, talking together, far away from the sound of shelling, death, and hunger.
A few days before the war, we were talking, and they told me they didn't want me to grow old. Ayah, in fear, said to her, 'Mom, I don't want you to grow old and become the oldest grandmother by the time they die, and I don't want you to die.'
They didn't know that in Gaza, death takes the young. And now it's the parents who bury their children."
Many people in the streets with nowhere to go to. Long lines of people waiting to get bread.
Anyone from outside Gaza that feels entitled to message me and say don’t post certain things is getting blocked. Stop messaging me from your comfort zone, this is our reality. You have no say in this. If our suffering makes you uncomfortable, imagine how it makes us feel.
@TeamFrankDaily This is so dumb, everyone acting like he killed someone. Mind you he signed the contract BEFORE his brother died and if he opted out he would’ve been sued, man went thru something horrific and everyone’s acting like he’s the bad guy