The front page of @ScotNational tomorrow is what every UK newspaper front page should look like.
But, as throughout the entirety of the genocide, it stands alone with a moral backbone, not afraid to tell the truth about the horrors the rest of the press whitewash.
So now the Australian government is denying a genocide took place in Australia too?
But they can’t say it’s too “hard to judge from afar” this time!
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What happened to me is bigger than one artist or one stage. When the billionaire class can decide which voices are allowed on stage and which ones are too dangerous to hear, everyone should be paying attention.
So we're going on tour. All proceeds will benefit organizations supporting the Palestinian people and movement.
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NEW: Every week, a Philadelphia nun drives to the immigration court in Harlingen, Texas, to sit beside unaccompanied children, some as young as four, who face a deportation judge with no lawyer and no parent.
This week, an undocumented migrant who is facing imminent deportation called Sister Rose Kuhn his “angel.”
This comes as Catholics across the nation, inspired by Pope Leo XIV, are standing up to the White House’s immigration policies.
Australia is set to welcome up to 40 Israeli soldiers, some who served in Gaza, to run in the Sydney Marathon as a celebrated "peace delegation," even as rights groups demand they be investigated for war crimes.
The welcome comes just days after Israel closed its probe into the strike that killed seven World Central Kitchen aid workers, among them Australian Zomi Frankcom, without charging anyone, a decision Australia itself called "shameful." The Israeli officer who ordered the strike says he is "not sorry."
Trump cheated on his third wife with a porn star while she was at home nursing their newborn.
El-Sayed married his college sweetheart at 22.
I choose El-Sayed’s America.
Sky News reports that a 28-year-old Palestinian woman, six months pregnant and suffering severe internal bleeding, was being transported from Qaryout in the occupied West Bank to Rafidia Surgical Hospital in Nablus when Israeli soldiers stopped her ambulance at the Awarta checkpoint.
Video shows Israeli forces detained the ambulance crew for more than 30 minutes, subjected the bleeding, critically ill woman to a physical search, and ordered the driver to turn off the engine, cutting power to the vehicle’s onboard medical equipment.
During the forced delay, a nurse was forced to deliver the fetus stillborn inside the stranded ambulance. The woman was eventually allowed to proceed to the hospital, where doctors performed emergency surgery and saved her life. The baby could not be saved.