Aliya

another echo chamber thingy 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸

[Dr Rahmeh Aladwan @doctor_rahmeh]

UPDATE: My medical licence suspension review is next Wednesday – 20 May – 9AM – St James Building, Manchester.

As many of you know, besides being arrested 5 times, the pro‑'israel' lobby also reported me to the British medical regulator @GMCUK.

I won the first investigation.

The lobby escalated their vexatious complaints and began smearing me in the press.

The GMC opened a second investigation.

The lobby demanded I be referred to a tribunal (to place conditions on or suspend doctors while under investigation).

The GMC referred me to an Interim Orders Tribunal at the @the_mpts.

I won.

The lobby demanded I be re‑referred. They demanded my suspension.

Health Secretary @wesstreeting - who is funded by the 'israel' lobby - made unfounded public comments against my win. He also threatened the tribunal with lawfare.

Eight days later, the GMC referred me to the tribunal – AGAIN.

The second tribunal suspended me for 15 months on 26 November 2025.

Next week at the review, I will put forward my case again.

The existing suspension can be maintained, replaced with conditions, or revoked.

Remember: I have never had a single patient complaint in my 7‑year career.

This is political persecution. Because I opposed genocide and supremacism.

This is a public hearing. You are welcome to attend.

We will fight. We will win.

Free Palestine 🇵🇸. Free Britain 🇬🇧.

📅 Date: 20 May 2026
⏰ Time: 9:00 – 17:00
📍 Address: St James Building, 79 Oxford St, Manchester M1 6FQ

[Aliya @aleepalee]

@mar80549 You are so talented 😍😍😍

[Aliya @aleepalee]

@yazanomarrr .

[Mohamad Safa @mhdksafa]

As you are busy with joint Israel-US strikes on Iran, Rafah was closed. Gaza's borders are closed indefinitely. Israel cuts Gaza off from world again.

A 'ceasefire' in Gaza that still blocks food and aid isn’t ceasefire.

UN and all NGOs in Gaza urgently need more food, medicine, medical equipment, fuel, tents, personal care every day. We cannot wait.

One million women and girls are starving in Gaza in the cold.

Open the gates. Let aid into Gaza now!

[Eva Karene Bartlett @EvaKBartlett]

This is heartbreaking.

"Dr. Hossam’s lawyer warns: his heart is exhausted, his body shattered from continuous torture, and the freezing temperatures in his cell are worsening his suffering.
Between cold walls, the doctor who saved hundreds of children and the wounded is left with no adequate food, no heating, and his health is deteriorating day by day.

🔴 Every moment of silence is a contribution to his suffering.
Any delay in saving him could be the moment that costs him his life.

✊🏻 Speak about him… spread his name… do not let the voice of the doctor who saved lives fade away."
https://t.co/NZnI5jZILW

[Aliya @aleepalee]

@namer6549 .

[Aliya @aleepalee]

@lara_abdalla1 .

[Aliya @aleepalee]

@rola_almoghrabi @gazafunds @Bad_Idea70 @Blaze_Knight95 @cursedchuuya @jukyyoongi @hunterhansberry @KermitHigby @knowlesvatoo @Hpotterfan20 @comradeyoza .

[Aliya @aleepalee]

@MuslehMay43064 .

[Translating Falasteen (Palestine) @translatingpal]

♥️Congratulations to our beloved Mosab al-Sharif, Anas al-Sharif's nephew, for passing his high school exams. Despite enduring unimaginable loss, the deaths of his father, grandfather, and his uncle, Mosab refused to surrender to grief or the hardships of life under genocide.

At just 18 years old, he balanced his studies with his work documenting the genocide in Gaza alongside his uncle. When asked who he dedicates his success to, he said, “To my uncle Anas, my father Shadi, and my grandfather Abu Shadi, they were waiting for this joy.” Mosab now dreams of studying journalism to continue their legacy.

samer_abo_samra24 (IG)

[Caitlin Johnstone @caitoz]

Israel tortured and sexually humiliated Greta Thunberg.

Some excerpts from her interview with the Swedish paper Aftonblatet:

"They grab me, pull me to the ground, and throw an Israeli flag over me."

"They dragged me to the opposite side from where the others were sitting, and I had the flag around me the whole time. They hit and kicked me."

"They moved me very brutally to a corner that I was turned towards. ‘A special place for a special lady’, they said. And then they had learned ‘Lilla hora’ (Little whore) and ‘Hora Greta’ (Whore Greta) in Swedish, which they repeated all the time."

In the corner where Greta was sitting, the police placed a flag.
"The flag was placed so that it would touch me. When it fluttered and touched me, they shouted ‘Don’t touch the flag’ and kicked me in the side. After a while, my hands were tied with cable ties, very tightly. A bunch of guards lined up to take selfies with me while I was sitting like that."

"They were thrown to the ground and beaten. But I could only see it out of the corner of my eye, because every time I lifted my head from the ground, I was kicked by the guard standing next to me."

Greta was then taken into a building to be searched and undressed. "The guards have no empathy or humanity, and they keep taking selfies with me. There’s a lot I don’t remember. So much is happening at once. You’re in shock. You’re in pain, but you go into a state of trying to stay calm."

Outside, she was forced to take off her clothes again, she says. "It was mockery, rough handling, and everything was filmed. Everything they do is extremely violent."

"It was so hot, like 40 degrees. We begged the whole time: Can we have water? Can we have water? In the end, we screamed. The guards walked in front of the bars the whole time, laughing and holding up their water bottles. They threw the bottles with water in them into the trash cans in front of us."

"When people fainted, we banged on the cages and asked for a doctor. Then the guards came and said, ‘We’re going to gas you.’ It was standard for them to say that."

"This shows that if Israel, with the whole world watching, can treat a well-known, white person with a Swedish passport this way, just imagine what they do to Palestinians behind closed doors."

Thunberg says the Swedish government greatly downplayed the abuse she and her fellow Sumud Flotilla activists suffered, and wouldn't even bring them water.

"We were together and told them about the treatment we received. About the lack of food, water, about the abuse. The torture. We showed them the physical injuries we had – bruises and scratches. We gave them all our contact details – I gave them my father's number and the number of our contact in the organization. We were clear: everything we say now must be released to the media."

"They didn’t do anything, they just said: ’Our job is to listen to you. We are here and you are entitled to consular support.’"

"We said over and over again: we need water. And they saw that the guards had water bottles. The embassy staff said: ’We’ll make a note of that.’ One of us, Vincent, said: ’Next time we meet you, you must bring water.’

Then it took two days before the embassy staff showed up again.

"They didn't bring any water, except for a small bottle of their own that was half empty. Vincent, who was in the worst shape, got to drink it. We kept asking the guards, 'Can we have some water?' but they just walked around with their water bottles and didn't answer."

"I said, 'Are you going to leave us like this? If you leave now, they will beat us up.' But they just kept walking."

When Aftonbladet compares emails sent by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to relatives, with what the captives describe telling embassy staff, it becomes clear that the seriousness of the situation has been downplayed.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs describes the scene at the port, where Greta Thunberg was beaten for hours, as follows: “She told us about harsh treatment and that she had been sitting on a hard surface for a long time.”

On Saturday, several media outlets published testimonies that Greta had been subjected to torture.

Aftonbladet has spoken to three other members of the flotilla who largely confirm what Greta Thunberg says and who have all experienced various types of abuse and humiliation. We have also spoken to relatives. Everyone is highly critical of how the Swedish embassy staff acted.

[Majid Freeman @Majstar7]

Remember when Saleh found that Palestinian boy lying on his mother’s grave at night?

He showed us their pain and strength, being our eyes and ears in Gaza. Through him, we felt their suffering and love. He inspired us all. What a beautiful soul. We’ll miss you, Saleh. 🌹💔😢

[Ruqaiya @ruqaiya_h]

I am sure Saleh is experiencing the most beautiful journey, one we could only imagine. In a place without borders and war machines. The martyrs are alive but we do not perceive it 🌹

[Aliya @aleepalee]

@Dr_SaebGaza .

[Gaza Notifications @gazanotice]

🚨BREAKING: This photo was taken just an hour before his killing .

Abd al-Rahman Al-Nazli, a dedicated Gaza Municipality worker, was killed by an Israeli strike while delivering water to residents in a densely populated area of Gaza.

[🅲🅷🆄🅲🅺 @benigma2017]

This isn’t “eradicating Hamas”.

This is genocide.

[Dr. Omar Suleiman @omarsuleiman]

ICE took the heart of our community. I’ve known Marwan Marouf pretty much my whole life. He would drive for hours to be with me in my darkest and happiest moments. In Dallas, he was managing meal trains to hospitals and shelters during COVID and winter storms. He’s been there for everyone in his life with unmatched grace. He’s the definition of service and sacrifice. ICE abducted him after he dropped his kid off at school yesterday. You better believe we’re going to fight for him with everything we’ve got, because that’s what he’d do for every one of us. #BecauseOfMarwan

[Frances 'Cassandra' Coppola @Frances_Coppola]

A nursery. They burned a nursery.