Searching for the 🇬🇧owner of this Cooky !
I found this plush/pouch at the crosswalk in front of the Goyang Stadium.
There is a 🇬🇧London Oyster Card inside.
RT n Spread 🙏 ❤️
White phosphorus ignites on contact with oxygen. It sticks to skin and burns down to the bone. It is very hard to extinguish. Israel is bombing Gaza and Lebanon with white phosphorus. Iran's strikes on Israel's white phosphorus factories are a service to humanity.
Also keep in mind that Joon is literally in crutches right now. The LAST thing he needs is to be followed around. For his safety, as well as the safety of the other members, do NOT engage with stalking videos because it will encourage those people to keep following if they get many views and engagements from it.
RESPECT the BARRIERS. If u see some1 invading, call them out instantly. We want this live to go smoothly, take extra preacaution since its a public space & its not just army there also others "NOT ARMYS" who might try to cause problem. Behave well. Look out for eachother.
Today we honor Rachel Corrie, who was murdered by israeli occupation forces in Gaza 23 years ago on March 16, 2003 while attempting to block a bulldozer from demolishing a Palestinian family’s home in Rafah. She was 23 years old.
In lesser known photographs of Rachel, taken just a month before she was killed, she is seen ripping and burning a hand-drawn American flag during a protest against the U.S. invasion of Iraq in Rafah on February 15, 2003.
23 years later, as the U.S. and zionist entity continue to carry out the ongoing genocide in Palestine from Gaza to the West Bank and rain down bombs on Iran and Lebanon, we know that if Rachel Corrie were still with us today, she would be struggling in defense of Palestine and resisting imperialism, zionism, and injustice in all its forms, with every ounce of her being.
It is in this spirit that we join Palestinians and people of conscience around the world in honoring Corrie’s legacy as we continue to fight for Palestinian liberation and return within our lifetime. And it is in this spirit that we uplift her words, which continue to echo through space and time, a guiding light to all those who remember her name and her story.
The following excerpt below is from an email that Rachel wrote to her mother on February 27, 2003, two and a half weeks before she was murdered. You can read Rachel’s emails, sent home during her time in Rafah, and selected other writings on the @rcfoundation’s website here: https://t.co/GL0qS9Lr7G
“If any of us had our lives and welfare completely strangled, lived with children in a shrinking place where we knew, because of previous experience, that soldiers and tanks and bulldozers could come for us at any moment and destroy all the greenhouses that we had been cultivating for however long, and did this while some of us were beaten and held captive with 149 other people for several hours – do you think we might try to use somewhat violent means to protect whatever fragments remained? I think about this especially when I see orchards and greenhouses and fruit trees destroyed – just years of care and cultivation. I think about you and how long it takes to make things grow and what a labour of love it is. I really think, in a similar situation, most people would defend themselves as best they could. I think Uncle Craig would. I think probably Grandma would. I think I would.”
Just in case:
If they tell you I committed suicide - don't believe it.
If they tell you I was involved in an accident - don't believe it.
I am present. I exist. And I intend to stay.
The unspoken calculation is obvious: wait for Gaza to exhaust itself as an issue. Let the news cycle move on. Let horror become background noise. Let future commissions deal with the past. But history does not work that way. Gaza is not an isolated tragedy. It is the thread that runs through everything
Being a BTS "fan" is so interesting... Like we have to read several books, know about art, science, psychology, maths, designing & now they r making us learn korean history
Oh how I love BTS' insane creativity & artistry
https://t.co/XGLSP5LAbX
A terrifying CNN report reveals how Israel buried hundreds of starving Palestinians alive.
“Bulldozed corpses and unmarked graves — CNN investigates the fate of Gaza’s missing aid seekers.”
https://t.co/CgIMXMbJNf
The Terrifying Case of Natalie Strecker - I am confident that over 2 million people in the UK have shared thoughts on the Genocide in Gaza that are stronger than anything Natalie Strecker has expressed.
I am quite certain that I am one of those 2 https://t.co/i5L0JtJA3C
The ICJ has just rejected EVERY SINGLE ISRAELI POINT and found:
that Israel is an illegal occupier,
has a duty to ensure humanitarian relief is provided to the Palestinians,
must cooperate with the UN and specifically UNRWA, and other aid agencies
must allow ICRC access to Palestinian prisoners
Just some of the highlights.
⚡️ NEW: Israeli Soldiers Torched Food, Homes, and a Critical Sewage Treatment Plant in the Wake of Ceasefire Announcement
Soldiers called the mass arson of Gaza City their “final touches.”
By Younis Tirawi (@ytirawi) and Yaniv Cogan (@YanivCogan)
https://t.co/d3BQHWS2G3
⭕️ BREAKING: CNN reports Israel will not release Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya as part of the ceasefire deal with Hamas. The eminent pediatrician was detained in December during Israel’s raid on Kamal Adwan Hospital, after he refused to abandon patients under siege. A Hamas official also told CNN that Israel will not free Dr. Marwan Al Hams, director of Gaza’s field hospitals.
Drop Site’s reporting shows negotiations over prisoner and captive lists are still ongoing. Read our latest update in the reply. CNN’s story is linked below.
I’m never optimistic, because we know the oppressor we are dealing with. But if even for a moment, the joy in these children’s faces light the night’s sky
It’s wild how people can effortlessly understand the righteousness of everybody from Robin Hood to Andor and then in real life simp for the Sheriff of Nottingham and the Death Star
to suffer so much and then to stay “but we are not the story” and turning the narrative back to palestinians. greta thunberg you’ll always have my respect
"When I was in prison, we talked about how lucky we were to have a white passport. Palestinians don't have that privilege. They get lost in the system-beaten, tortured, raped, disappeared. We heard their screams at night. And I believe the Israelis wanted us to hear."