Melissa Silver

My first name is the Greek word for Honeybee 🐝

#FuckCancer

[Andrey X @the_andrey_x]

🧵 THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT THREAD I'VE EVER MADE.

These are the people directly responsible for the crimes against humanity committed against Palestinians in the village of Qusra on August 10th 2026.

These people need to be held accountable.

[99% Johnny Graz @jvgraz]

Even today, it's hard to imagine the level of demonic horror that fell upon Palestine in the form of Zionist Jews.

Watch this video. Memorize the events and the confessions. And use them to oppose Zionists wherever you find them.

It's quite literally the least we can do.

[Ali Abunimah @AliAbunimah]

I personally know the people behind this initiative, if you are looking for a place to help:

Children in Gaza face unimaginable dangers this summer. A camp aims to provide them with a safe space to play and heal. Your support can make a real difference https://t.co/t42vsWepj4

[Melissa Silver @honeybee_she]

@john_ramsey5150 @StoneSculptorJN https://t.co/cPpjON05CB

[Dr. Ezzideen @ezzingaza]

Today, I witnessed something that reminded me how quietly a human heart can break.

Not in a hospital. Not beneath the rubble.

But inside a crowded trailer on the journey home.

On my way back from the clinic, I climbed into one of Gaza’s new “buses,” a trailer pulled behind an aging car.

More than ten people were crammed onto narrow wooden benches. Others stood in the aisle, swaying helplessly as the trailer lurched over roads carved open by craters and strewn with rubble.

By the time you reached your destination, every bone in your body ached.

So did your dignity.
But there was no other way.

There is something peculiar about these journeys.
Privacy does not exist.

One conversation quickly becomes everyone’s conversation.

If you want to understand Gaza today, sit quietly in one of these trailers.

You will hear people’s fears before you ever learn their names.

Two men happened to recognize one another. They spoke like old colleagues meeting for the first time since before the war.

One began asking about the people they had once worked alongside.

“This one managed to leave Gaza.” “That one is displaced in the south.” “Another is living in a tent.”

One by one, the familiar faces from their former workplace had disappeared, scattered across camps, borders, and foreign countries.

It was as though they had never shared the same mornings.

Then came the final question.

“So… where are you and your family living now?”

The man lowered his eyes.

Then, in a voice so quiet it seemed to still the air itself, he answered.

“Our house was bombed.” “May God have mercy on my wife and children.”

“Only my little boy and I survived.”

No one spoke after that.

Not because there was nothing to say.

But because there are moments before which language simply surrenders.

I kept thinking about the way he had spoken.

Not with tears. Not with anger.
Only with quiet acceptance.

“May God have mercy on them.”

As though an entire lifetime of love, laughter, birthdays, arguments, dreams, and ordinary evenings could somehow be gathered into a single prayer.

People often ask when this war will end.
But how does it end for a father like him? What ceasefire gives a man back his wife? What agreement returns his children? What victory could ever warm a heart buried beneath the ruins of its own home?

Some wars end with signatures. Others continue for the rest of a person’s life.

I think every passenger in that trailer understood, in that long silence, that the heaviest ruins in Gaza are no longer the ones made of concrete.

They are the ones people carry home within their hearts.

#WoundedGaza

[susan abulhawa | سوزان ابو الهوى @susanabulhawa]

Please stop repeating the lie that "Hamas killed 1200 people on October 7"

Repeating it over and over doesn't make it true.

First, the official number of dead is 1139. Second, and most important, we have no idea how many people Hamas killed or whom they killed.

It is now an uncontested fact—supported by video evidence, victim and eyewitness testimonies, and journalist investigations—that Israel deployed their Hannibal Directive, killing an unknown "hundreds" of Israelis.

It is a fact that ALL of those burned cars (hundreds), are the result of Israeli Apache helicopters incinerating them and everyone inside them. There were at least 28 helicopters, who had to restock their weapons and refuel at least once. Each Apache carries 16 hellfire missiles, 70 Hydra-70 rockets, and 1,200 30mm cannon rounds. And each of them emptied all their munitions on that day.

In addition to the Apaches, Israeli tanks fired onto Israeli homes, knowing their citizens were inside.

Predictably, there has been no meaningful investigation into what happened that day. Until then, it is dishonest to keep repeating this zionist lie.

It is a lie! Just like the 40 beheaded babies were a lie. Just like the mass rape was a lie. The babies in ovens. The cut off breasts.

I just shared the link to that BBC documentary because it was removed at the behest of zionists. But it too is problematic because it begins with that same lie. Pay attention, please. Lives are at stake.

[Tamer Nahed @Tamer_Alnoaizy]

I was walking alone in the streets of Gaza City a short while ago, late at night. I did not expect this brief walk to become one of the most difficult moments I have experienced since the beginning of the war.

The city is completely engulfed in darkness. There are no streetlights, no lit homes, and no signs of normal life. Among the tents spread everywhere, rats were moving in large numbers, as if they had become part of the daily scene people have grown used to seeing.

I saw people lying on the sidewalks and sleeping on the roads because they had nowhere else to go. I saw a man searching through garbage bags in the dark of night for something to ease his hunger or meet his family’s needs. Along the roadside, dozens of people sat outside, escaping the suffocating heat inside the tents, which have turned into ovens with the arrival of summer.

I also heard the sound of a severe, continuous cough coming from inside a tent an elderly woman coughing in a way that reflected deep exhaustion, as if her body could no longer endure, with no medicine or ability to help in that moment.

In the midst of this darkness, I heard babies crying because there was no milk available, and a young girl screaming from inside a tent, crying to her mother because insects had bitten her feet again for the second or third time that night.

I returned wishing I had not gone out that night. I realized more than ever that this city no longer resembles the life we once knew. What is happening here cannot be understood through images or numbers alone. Anyone who wants to see the true scale of the suffering must see Gaza after sunset, when everything disappears except pain.

[Caitlin Johnstone @caitoz]

Why are you fine with an entire foot made of flesh, but a single metal spike is too much? The only possible explanation is that you have a seething hatred of metal. It can't possibly be that you object to a foreign object being violently forced into a region where it does damage.

[Melissa Silver @honeybee_she]

@LukewSavage Same amount I got

[liam cunningham @liamcunningham1]

Take a note of who’s advertising during this Eurovision debacle. And boycott the products. Hit them in the spreadsheet.

[Trita Parsi @tparsi]

WOW!

The Iranian AI Lego team has another video out. They are doubling down on building bridges between Americans & Iranians while depicting the US gov and "system" as the real enemy.

The music, lyrics, and imagery are all designed to appeal to disillusioned Americans.

[Melissa Silver @honeybee_she]

@BazBombadil Inside Man, 4 episodes, David Tennant is a vicar in UK and Stanley Tucci is a death row prisoner in the US.
Not sure how to describe it other than it's a thriller and so good I made my son watch it.. with me of course. heh

[Forbidden HQ 🐇 @WearForbidden]

Even the bees are done with Israel 🐝

[Mahmoud Massri | مَحْمُود 🇵🇸 @MahmoudMassri15]

The man who studied law has now become a “witness to its total collapse.”
Professor Ghanem Al-Attar holds a PhD in International Constitutional Law. In a just world, he would be in a lecture hall shaping the minds of future jurists. Today, however, in the “open-air prison” of Gaza, he moves through the rubble just to find a gallon of water.

This is the ultimate irony of 2026: the very international law he specialized in has failed to secure his most basic human rights—water and safety. When a professor of law is forced to live under unlawful bombardment, it is not merely a personal tragedy; it is a global constitutional crisis. We are not only losing buildings, we are wasting the greatest minds of an entire generation. 🙌⚖️

[Explosive Media @ExplosiveMediaa]

We are rooted in this land — deeply, unshakably rooted.

Enough of injustice.
No empire of oppression can erase the civilization of Persia.

💥 New Iranian Lego-style Animation:
"Stone Age"

[Melissa Silver @honeybee_she]

@BannedConnolly @espressonline Number 4 is actually about Ali Dawabsheh(18months) from village of Duma. Settlers fire bombed their home during the night killing Ali and severely burning his parents(mom was pregnant) and brother Ahmed(4). The parents died in hospital later and Ahmed survived.

[Melissa Silver @honeybee_she]

@DrEvil5288 @thatdayin1992 thanx!

[Archangel @Archangelwoghd]

Condemned as 'terrorists' for throwing pebbles at a building containing lsraeli IDF soldiers, these two children are to recieve death by electrocution on or about April 16, 2026, under lsrael's new "terrorist death penalty" law.

[Explosive Media @ExplosiveMediaa]

The veil is thinning.
Good. Evil.

Time is running out.
Choose your side.

𝐑𝐈𝐒𝐄 𝐔𝐏!