A Scottish fan chanted, "Free Palestine."
"I was a nurse in Gaza. I volunteered in Gaza. I’ve seen what happens. There is a genocide. Free Palestine."
She's a hero.
🚨🇨🇦 Understand Canada midfielder Ismael Koné has suffered fractured fibula and tibia fracture as well.
He’s now in the hospital with his mother Suzanne, supporting ahead of surgery.
Koné could be out for 4-5 months, World Cup over.
Madibo went to apologize in dressing room.
🚨 CAUGHT ON CAMERA: THE SHOOTING THAT KILLED 7 MONTH OLD SAM ABU HAIKAL
Newly obtained footage exposes the moment the Abu Haikal family came under Israeli fire. Seven month old baby Sam Abu Haikal was killed, while both of his parents were wounded.
The video clearly shows the family’s car slowing to a stop when an Israeli soldier opened fire. A seven month old baby was killed in an attack that the footage appears to show was carried out without any immediate threat from the vehicle.
Quienes consideran que ondear la bandera de un Estado es “incitar al odio”, o han perdido el juicio o han sido cegados por su propia ignominia.
Lamine solo ha expresado la solidaridad por Palestina que sentimos millones de españoles. Otro motivo más para estar orgullosos de él.
She was 12 years old.
Yesterday, an Israeli drone targeted her and her father in south Lebanon. The first strike killed her father. She survived. Terrified, wounded, she ran for her life.
Then another drone followed her.
And killed her too.
Damn the whole complicit world.
If massacring 70,000 people in Gaza and 4,000 in Lebanon, and turning entire cities and towns into dust did not change your view on Israel, but a picture of an Israeli soldier breaking a Jesus statue will, then go fuck yourself.
Our Aid team in northern Gaza this week began distributing clothing kits to 4,000 families across northern and southern Gaza.
Donation to Heal Palestine's Aid Program here: https://t.co/4UrlkMsCbW
Every day in Beit Lahia, mothers like Um Ashraf wake up knowing their hardest battle isn't just survival - it's the exhausting search for water. HELP: https://t.co/6l9JFjXgdv
Her son Ashraf, is paralyzed and depends on his mother for all care. This means every drop of water - for drinking, cooking, cleaning, caring for her son - falls entirely on her shoulders. No help. No relief. Just her, carrying containers through destroyed streets, waiting in long lines, sometimes walking kilometers, all while worrying about her son’s condition.
This is the reality for thousands of families in Beit Lahia. The physical exhaustion of fetching water is crushing. But the mental weight is even more unbearable.
The Sameer Project works to bring water directly to families like Um Ashraf's, so mothers don't have to choose between caring for their children and finding water to keep them alive.
Donate to our Food and Water Campaign. Every contribution means one less mother has to carry this impossible burden alone.
Other ways to donate include:
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My heart feels gratitude ❤️
Today I’ve been remembering the depth of Tom’s smile. It’s hard to find words that capture its essence - intelligent, kind, curious, mischievous and empathetic - similar to the faces of countless young Palestinian men shot by Israel
Reeling from the news that dear friends @ftounifatima and @cheib1970 have been killed in an I$raeli strike in the south of Lebanon.
Heartbroken beyond words. And make no mistake that this was a deliberate, targeted assassination of journalists. A war crime.
We owe them a debt that can never be repaid. Words are not enough right now
Rest in power. We will continue our work in your honour.
Friends of NSPA are calling me, saying this isn’t their fault, that there was a shared sheet between STO and NSPA, that NSPA had already commented, and that the delay was on STO.
I am not writing this because I personally need explanations.
What is needed is the bare minimum expected of any institution. NSPA and STO must conduct an internal investigation and tell the public, the people you are supposed to serve, what actually happened.
We need a clear timeline of events. Who was responsible for reviewing and responding? Which public servant, paid by our tax money, failed to do their job and caused this delay? What action was taken against them?
All of this must be documented, on paper and on record.
Someone is responsible for this. A real person. With a name. With a position. Someone who gets paid every month from public funds.
That person must be held accountable. If not, none of them will ever take their jobs seriously