La falce e martello venne esposta per la prima volta in pubblico durante le celebrazioni del Primo maggio del 1918 a Mosca, pochi mesi dopo la Rivoluzione d’Ottobre.
Last night, I woke up to the ground shaking beneath me, like an earthquake. The explosion was so violent, I felt every part of my body tremble. The air was thick with smoke and destruction, as if the world was collapsing around me. My heart raced as I tried to make sense of what was happening, but there was only the deafening silence after the blast, a silence that echoed louder than any sound could.
This silence is a cruel companion, one that amplifies the feeling of being forgotten, of being ignored in a world that moves on without a second thought. It's a silence that suffocates, that makes you question your existence, your worth, when no one acknowledges the pain you're living through. It's the kind of silence that doesn't just leave you speechless—it leaves you feeling invisible.
And in that silence, you are left to wonder if the world even cares. Does it hear the screams of the wounded? Does it feel the anguish of those who are left in the rubble, fighting for a breath, for a future? The cruelty of silence is that it offers no answers, no comfort, no hope. It only deepens the wound.
As the dust settles and the world continues on its path, you stand there, knowing that for many, your suffering is nothing more than a fleeting headline or a forgotten news report. And yet, you endure, because despite the silence, your pain is real. The world may ignore it, but it cannot erase it.
BREAKING NEWS: WE ARE BACK. Today, a group of Columbia University students and alumni chained themselves to the campus gates at Amsterdam & 116th, demanding the release of Mahmoud Khalil and Mohsen Mahdawi. For press inquiries, email [email protected]
BREAKING: Students and alums of Columbia University chain themselves to the gates of the university - their protest demands that Mahmoud Khalil and Mohsen Mahdawi be freed, and more.
Details to follow. @DropSiteNews
The water crisis is intensifying in the #Gaza Strip, with residents standing in long queues from morning until afternoon, waiting for very small amounts of water, and sometimes they don't receive any.
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Iran is now officially a Strategic Partner of Russia
Putin has signed a law ratifying the Strategic Partnership Agreement with Iran.
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In una lettera ai ministri degli Esteri degli Stati membri dell'UE, Euro-Med Monitor ha espresso la sua profonda preoccupazione per la catastrofica crisi umanitaria nella Striscia di Gaza, che costituisce un genocidio secondo il diritto internazionale. ⬇️
In a letter to the foreign ministers of EU member states, Euro-Med Monitor expressed its deep concern over the catastrophic humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, which constitutes genocide under international law.
The letter offered insight into the documentation Euro-Med Monitor gathered since October 2023, highlighting the Israeli military assaults, which have resulted in unprecedented civilian casualties, mass displacement, and the near-total destruction of infrastructure. These acts reveal the systematic nature and sheer scale of extreme violence, dehumanisation, and the intentional and widespread targeting of protected populations, as well as efforts to impose permanent demographic changes in the region.
Accompanied by the deliberate and sustained denial of resources essential for survival, the infliction of serious bodily and mental harm, and measures aimed at preventing births within the Palestinian population in Gaza, the letter emphasises that these acts meet the legal elements of genocide as defined by international law.
The letter underscores that such conclusions are echoed by UN experts, international human rights organisations, and most notably the International Court of Justice (ICJ), which in 2024 found that Israel’s acts in Gaza could plausibly constitute genocide. This finding imposes clear legal obligations on all states, including EU member states, to prevent further crimes and ensure accountability.
On 2 March 2025, Israel banned all humanitarian aid and commercial goods, depriving over 2.3 million people, half of whom are children, of their basic needs. Then, on 18 March 2025, Israel resumed its direct campaign of en masse killings.
Given that Israel’s genocidal actions have persisted without interruption, including during periods designated as ceasefires, the letter further asserts that what is currently happening in Gaza is not a return to war but an escalation of genocide.
The letter highlights that since the resumption of direct attacks in March 2025, Israeli airstrikes have led to a sharp escalation in civilian casualties. Within just 72 hours following 21 March, 591 Palestinians were killed—including over 220 children and 120 women—while more than a thousand others were injured. By 27 March, the number of fatalities had risen to 830, with 1,787 more individuals injured.
The letter further asserts that these recent deaths add to an already staggering toll of 58,340 Palestinians killed by January 2025, the majority of whom were women and children. It notes that approximately 116,300 people had been injured by that point, and nearly 80% of Gaza’s infrastructure, buildings, and agricultural land had been destroyed. Since then, the situation has only further deteriorated.
The letter highlights the devastating toll on Palestinian children, noting that over 18,000 have been killed and more than 5% orphaned or separated from their parents. Most have been denied access to education, face widespread malnutrition. It also notes that Gaza has the highest rate of limb amputations per capita globally—a horrifying reflection of the ongoing violence inflicted on the entire civilian population trapped in the region.
Thus, Euro-Med Monitor called on the EU to adopt urgent and decisive measures, including the imposition of economic, diplomatic, and military sanctions on Israel; suspension of the EU-Israel Association Agreement; halting all arms transfers; and the enforcement of international accountability mechanisms. It also urged EU states to support the ICJ’s prosecution efforts against Israeli officials and invoke universal jurisdiction to prosecute Israeli nationals implicated in crimes against Palestinians.
“It is a matter of choice: will the EU remain silent in the face of such unmatched criminality, acting in stark breach of the values it purports to possess,” Euro-Med Monitor stated in the letter, “or will it take a stance and do what it can to prove to the world that it is in fact an institution that not only preaches the importance of upholding and protecting human rights in the wider world but also practices it?”
The letter concluded by stressing that while the amount of destruction and loss of life in Gaza has already progressed to a point of no return, further destruction and death can still be prevented—if only the EU chooses to act.
I soldati hanno bendato e ammanettato il ragazzo, gli hanno scattato una foto e l'hanno inviata al padre via WhatsApp con la minaccia: "O ti consegni, o arresteremo tuo figlio e il resto della famiglia".
Le forze di occupazione israeliane hanno fatto irruzione all'alba di ieri nella casa del detenuto palestinese liberato Ahmad Abdul Karim Al-Deek, nella città di Kafr Al-Deek, a Salfit, e hanno arrestato il figlio dodicenne, Ahmad, per fargli pressione affinché si consegnasse. >>
Israeli occupation forces raided the home of freed Palestinian detainee Ahmad Abdul Karim Al-Deek in the town of Kafr Al-Deek in Salfit at dawn yesterday and detained his 12-year-old son, Ahmad, to pressure him into surrendering himself.
The soldiers blindfolded and handcuffed the boy, took a photo of him, and sent it to his father via WhatsApp with a threat: "Either turn yourself in, or we will arrest your son and the rest of the family."
At gunpoint, they also forced the child to record a voice message begging his father to come, in a blatant violation of international and humanitarian laws.
In #Sudan, where conflict, disease and hunger are escalating fast, life-saving aid is critical.
The OCHA-managed Sudan Humanitarian Fund is getting vital funds to local partners with rare speed.
💙 Read how the Fund is saving lives and how you can help. ⬇In #Sudan, where conflict, disease and hunger are escalating fast, life-saving aid is critical.
The OCHA-managed Sudan Humanitarian Fund is getting vital funds to local partners with rare speed.
💙 Read how the Fund is saving lives and how you can help. ⬇In #Sudan, where conflict, disease and hunger are escalating fast, life-saving aid is critical.
The OCHA-managed Sudan Humanitarian Fund is getting vital funds to local partners with rare speed.
💙 Read how the Fund is saving lives and how you can help. ⬇In #Sudan, where conflict, disease and hunger are escalating fast, life-saving aid is critical.
The OCHA-managed Sudan Humanitarian Fund is getting vital funds to local partners with rare speed.
💙 Read how the Fund is saving lives and how you can help. ⬇️
Il palestinese 48enne Wael Ghafri è morto soffocato dai gas lacrimogeni sparati dalle forze israeliane mentre cercava di raggiungere la sua casa, che era stata incendiata dai coloni, nella città di Sinjil, Ramallah, nella Cisgiordania occupata.
48-year-old Palestinian Wael Ghafri died of suffocation from tear gas fired by Israeli forces while attempting to reach his home—which had been burned by settlers—in the town of Sinjil, Ramallah, in the occupied West Bank.
Gaza’s Christian community expressed deep sorrow over the death of Pope Francis.
"We lost a saint who taught us every day how to be brave, how to keep patient and stay strong. We lost a man who fought every day in every direction to protect this small herd of his," said George Antone, head of the emergency committee at the Holy Family Church in Gaza, speaking to Reuters.
According to Antone, Francis began calling the church just hours after Israel's war on Gaza started in October 2023, initiating what Vatican News Service described as a nightly tradition.
"We know that he is leaving behind a church that cares for us and that knows us by name - every single one of us," Antone said, referring to Gaza’s Christian population, which numbers around 700 according to WAFA.
The Pope made his final call on Saturday night, according to Rev. Gabriel Romanelli, the pastor of Holy Family parish, who told the Vatican News Service:
"He said he was praying for us, he blessed us, and he thanked us for our prayers."
GNL da Abu Dhabi a partire dal 2028.
Gli acquirenti cinesi stanno cercando di rivendere carichi di GNL di provenienza statunitense per evitare i nuovi costi tariffari imposti e per assicurarsi nuovi accordi con altre nazioni per sostituire la fornitura statunitense.
La società statale China National Offshore Oil Corporation oggi ha firmato un accordo per l'acquisto di gas naturale liquefatto da Abu Dhabi National Oil Corp. Il contratto, della durata di 15 anni, consentirà all'azienda di acquistare annualmente 1 milione di tonnellate di >>
“Alcuni membri "deradicalizzati" dell'Azov condividono i ricordi del compleanno del loro idolo Hitler.”
Si possono facilmente individuare la bandiera nazista Wotanjugend, la bandiera nazista Nordstrom e la bandiera nazista Misanthropic Division.
In Marocco sono scoppiate proteste per impedire l'attracco delle navi che riforniscono Israele di armi.
Scontri con la polizia sono scoppiati dopo le manifestazioni a Tangeri volte a impedire l'arrivo di due navi cargo di proprietà della MAERSK.
Protests erupted in Morocco to prevent the docking of ships supplying weapons to Israel.
Clashes with police erupted after demonstrations in Tangier aimed at preventing the arrival of two cargo ships owned by MAERSK. The company is among the targets of a global boycott campaign against firms complicit in supplying and sustaining the genocide in Gaza.
People took to the streets in Tangier and Casablanca to protest the Moroccan government's complicity with Israel. Since signing the Abraham Accords in 2020, Morocco has deepened its ties with Israel. African Lion 2025—the largest US-led military drill in Africa—is currently underway and will be hosted across Morocco, Tunisia, Ghana, and Senegal. The exercise includes the participation of Tunisia, Morocco, Qatar, Israel, and others.