On Saturday, the board of the Harvard Law Review voted not to publish “The Ongoing Nakba: Towards a Legal Framework for Palestine,” a piece by Rabea Eghbariah, a human rights attorney completing his doctoral studies at HLS. Here is the piece.
https://t.co/zOUDmLwi1Q
lol the pro-Israel student group Hillel were behind putting ‘I love Hamas’ stickers around the University of British Columbia and falsely attributed it to a Palestine student group, then cried crocodile tears about how unsafe they feel on campus
“We killed our colleagues.”
Protesters who occupied the New York Times Headquarters made their own newspaper called the New York Crimes, with the names of thousands of Gazans killed by Israel.
It calls out NYT’s silence and complicity in the murder of Palestinian journalists.
the “kidnapped by hamas” posters are being used explicitly to intimidate, speak over and cover up anti-genocide protests and materials. if they weren’t hostile propaganda before, they are now. what a cruel way to use the images of those hostages.
I encourage you to share the words of Israeli holocaust historian Omer Bartov, a leading expert on genocide. He cites some of the overwhelming evidence that does not seem to be making its way into the information bubbles of a lot of U.S. liberals:
International law is all a show
The US has a law that it can declare war on The Hague if US officials or military r brought up on war crimes
Under capitalism, states protect capital
Only solution is a world where the ppl democratically control the wealth we create w our labor
The Director of the UN's New York office just resigned after thirty years at the organisation over the UN's handling of the ongoing genocide of Palestinians.
The entirety of his resignation letter is a necessary read but this first page blew me away.