🌐 Her name is Qisma Ali Omar
Mainstream Media will not cover this
Slavery in Sudan and Congo
These people do not have cellphones to record their own screams
🌐 You must be the voice for them; share, share, share
2 years ago, no one knew what a Palestinian even was. The Great Awakening expands our sight and knowledge to things around the world. We see everything now.
Exposure is the first step to gathering and motivating towards solutions.
قبل ثلاثة أسابيع كنتُ أُبادل أنس حُلم انتهاء الحرب وأن يزف خبر إعمار غزة.. ونستعيد معالمها.
فكان هذا جوابه.. كان يعلم أن العدو لن يتركه.. وفي حملة المتحدث باسم جيش الاحتلال الأخيرة قال، "هالمرة ناويينها".
كان الأصدق والأسبق.. وحجز له مقعداً معروفاً دفع فيه ضريبة باهظة لأجل شعبه وأرضه.
NO IT'S NOT NORMAL TO SEE A GENOCIDE HAPPENING IN REAL TIME ON YOUR PHONE.
I hear and see your pain.
I feel it, too. None of this is right. Stay strong.
We are all in this together.
⚡️🇺🇸🇮🇱JUST IN: U.S. contractor and former Green Beret Anthony Agular, who worked for the U.S.-Israeli-backed GHF, speaks out, sharing the story of a Palestinian child named Amir who went to get aid but was killed, prompting Agular to break his silence:
“On May 28, at secure distribution site #2, this young boy, Amir, walks over to me, reaches out & kisses my hand. This boy is not wearing shoes. His clothes are falling off of him because he is so skinny….He doesn’t have a box, he has half a bag of rice , lentils, and he was thanking us.
He walked 12 kilometers to get there … & when he got there he thanked us for the crumbs he got … & he set them on the ground & his frail, skeletal, emaciated hands, and he kissed me and said 'thank you.'
And then he collected his items, walked back to the group, and then he was shot at with pepper spray, and tear gas, and stunt grenades, and bullets, and he was shot at, at his feet and in the air, and he runs away...and the IDF were shooting at the crowd … they are shooting … and they are shooting into this crowd & Palestinians, civilians, human beings, are dropping to the ground, and Amir was one of them... Amir walked 12 kilometers to get food, got nothing but scraps, thanked us for it, and died.”