If someone were to say we must mourn members of the Nazi Party who lost their lives alongside the victims of the Holocaust they’d be rightfully derided. But for Palestinians, they cannot have a moment in which their lives are not tied to their colonizers, even in death.
@KittyyyKatJ@petersterne Three years later, we don’t have the time or patience to keep explaining this. Educate yourself. We’re not spending our days arguing with liberal Zionists.
@Brammflakes What about a surrender mechanic? We cornered two guys at stadium on Ozeti and told them in local to come out with their hands up. Imagine capturing them paid more than a kill, while they got half their kit cost back. Give both sides a reason to make a deal. Could be cool.
This is the first-day footage of the genocide in Gaza, aired by Al Jazeera.
The world watched live as Israel ruthlessly bombed every person in Gaza.
They still try to gaslight the world that Israel only targeted Hamas.
My father was from an ancient Christian village in the mountains of Lebanon. It's hard to describe how revered olive trees are. They are a symbol of the Biblical land. You only uproot them if you have no connection to it.
How Much Smaller?
The blanket is short, the legs are long, and the loom is ours to take. A Labor Day essay on Jordan, Palestine, and America.
https://t.co/XoxNYZL4K7
Jeremy: "Do Palestinians have the right to attack Israeli soldiers?"
Ro: No
Jeremy: "Does Israel have a right to drop a single bomb on Gaza?"
Ro: Yes
This is really the ball game
A rocket hasn't been fired from Gaza in 18 months. And Hamas has handed administrative control over to a technocratic interim committee. Yet the apartheid state continues killing children daily. Almost as if it's a holocaust and not a war
One Thousand Days of Genocide
I set out to record 1,000 days of genocide in Gaza, one day at a time. I made it to 579 before the page itself broke under the weight of it.
https://t.co/ZiB1khkvYQ
That Ben Gvir post that everyone is sharing aghast? It is a perfectly normal and common Israeli view, held by millions. It is the Israeli mainstream, and not extreme in the least. I grew up hearing that endlessly
Netanyahu asks Lebanese if they remember the days when Lebanon was called the “Pearl of the Middle East.”
We do.
We also remember who invaded Lebanon in 1982, besieged Beirut, occupied the south for nearly two decades, bombed our cities, carried out massacres, assassinations & repeated wars.
Interesting how Hezbollah is blamed for everything, including Lebanon’s decline, while the Israeli invasion, occupation & destruction that predated Hezbollah’s very existence are simply erased from the story.
Hezbollah did not invade Lebanon. Israel did.
Hezbollah did not create the occupation. Hezbollah emerged because of it.
You also speak as though Hezbollah is not Lebanese. Whether one supports it or opposes it, Hezbollah represents a significant segment of Lebanese society. It has MPs in parliament, ministers in government, & a constituency that cannot simply be wished out of existence. Millions of Lebanese cannot be erased because that makes for a more convenient Israeli political narrative.
The arrogance of telling Lebanese to “free themselves” from other Lebanese while Israeli forces occupy Lebanese territory & Israeli aircraft violate Lebanese airspace daily is difficult to miss.
You speak as though Lebanon’s problems began with Hezbollah & Iran. That is historically illiterate at best & deliberately dishonest at worst.
Lebanon has suffered from corruption, sectarianism, foreign intervention & political failure. But it has also endured repeated Israeli invasions, occupations, bombardments, assassinations & wars long before Hezbollah became a major force.
And now the man whose military has spent months bombing Lebanese towns, flattening homes, killing civilians, displacing entire communities & threatening the country with “another Gaza” wants to present himself as a concerned friend of the Lebanese people.
The audacity is staggering. It would be impressive were it not so grotesque. The historical revisionism is even worse.
You must be getting desperate if this is the story you are trying to sell.
One of the most brutal scenes in human history has been leaked.
The moment the tents of displaced people were bombed in the southern Gaza Strip, in the Mawasi area of Khan Yunis, killing more than 500 civilians.
A video that the world must never forget.