PalstineWillBeFree🇵🇸

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[Baker Assaf @bakerassafnj]

You need to please look up Project 545! @omarsuleiman @RealCandaceO @DanBilzerian @jacksonhinkle @mohammed_hijab @marclamonthill @RepThomasMassie

Project 545 is a $145 million public diplomacy initiative launched by Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

[Her name is Palestine 🇵🇸😇 @ayshaaa_48]

Kyrie in the local chipotle and all these mfs meeting him and sending me pics
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[Baker Assaf @bakerassafnj]

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[Her name is Palestine 🇵🇸😇 @ayshaaa_48]

Pennsylvania ghetto asffffffff
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[Her name is Palestine 🇵🇸😇 @ayshaaa_48]

The way he’s shaking.. we truly cannot fathom what they do to them in those dungeons.
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[Her name is Palestine 🇵🇸😇 @ayshaaa_48]

I know some Palestinians may not be happy with the way a few things were portrayed, which I won’t say bc I want everyone to form opinions on that alone. But honestly it’s reality and it’s regret, so.
Overall 1000/10 movie, I encourage everyone to watch it and be prepared because it’s so emotional.

[Her name is Palestine 🇵🇸😇 @ayshaaa_48]

Personally think they explained the revolt really well ESPECIALLY with the crackdown on protests and with the 1000+ appeals Palestinians have made to the British. They showed all real footage of this too. With not only photos, but actual videos.
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[Her name is Palestine 🇵🇸😇 @ayshaaa_48]

I feel in some parts that were really heavy and emotional they cut short which was a little disappointing because it felt a little unfinished. As Palestinians we obviously know what had happened, but for outside viewers I feel like it may lead them into a bit of questioning throughout the film. 🇵🇸

[Her name is Palestine 🇵🇸😇 @ayshaaa_48]

They emphasize the Palestinian Muslim and Christianity unity a ton, which actually isn’t common to see. Not for anything, but it’s just not really shown as much as it is reality. They showed and even spoke about this flag, which again, never seen in film. Probably one of my favorite things in it.
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[Her name is Palestine 🇵🇸😇 @ayshaaa_48]

You could immediately tell this movie was fully directed by Palestinians given their display of statuses, dialect, and money. This is genuinely my first ever time hearing the falahi dialect we speak with be used in the ENTIRETY of a film. That was something so unique to see. But aside from even that, the classes of Fellahin and Medanin was shown really well that even we as Palestinians still deal with to this day.
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[Her name is Palestine 🇵🇸😇 @ayshaaa_48]

I absolutely loved the back and forth from film to real footage. That really kept the watcher to not fall into a trance of the “movie scene” and basically showcase that everything is on point and real life events. The storytelling with the dates helped with not getting ahead and thinking all of these events from the jewish invasion to the destroying of villages were all still happening longggg before 1948.
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[Her name is Palestine 🇵🇸😇 @ayshaaa_48]

🇵🇸🧵| Such an emotional film I have so much to say sorry 😭

It was honestly so different for them to focus strongly on the British which I really liked since they get away with being directly complicit in the occupation.
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[PalstineWillBeFree🇵🇸 @filistine_48]

@ayshaaa_48 Because that’s when the time you see me least

[PalstineWillBeFree🇵🇸 @filistine_48]

@ayshaaa_48 I would’ve went with you …..

[Her name is Palestine 🇵🇸😇 @ayshaaa_48]

I wanna be messy so baddddd right now
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[PalstineWillBeFree🇵🇸 @filistine_48]

@ayshaaa_48 Crying 😂😂

[Her name is Palestine 🇵🇸😇 @ayshaaa_48]

This is killing me. The difference between my effort in painting a dolphin and painting a duck 😭😭😭
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[Her name is Palestine 🇵🇸😇 @ayshaaa_48]

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[PalstineWillBeFree🇵🇸 @filistine_48]

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