since i don’t have the supplies to safely protest atm i wrote a poem to express how i feel about what’s going on and get my voice heard. remember there are things you can do from home to make the change we need as well!! please be safe everyone #blackoutuesday
Amina Ghanem, 13 years old, says. We were sleeping and we heard the sound of tanks when they came and walked over the caravan in which I, my father, and my brothers lived.
The crystals on the left are chrysoprase, moss agate & green dot tourmaline. The crystals on the right are tree agate, prehnite, green opal & moss agate 💚
also had to take this single pic of the moss agate sunflower it’s too good
if you talked about Palestine only because you've seen everyone else do it and then stopped as soon as it wasn't a "trend" anymore, shame on you. the genocide hasn't stopped. palestinians keep being murdered by israel everyday. we need everyone voices, don't get tired or hopeless
watching them use of OUR tax money while simultaneously telling us they “don’t have it” when we demand for a better life HERE. should radicalized everyone.
I really with my whole heart wish these journalists had the moral decency to not frame these actions as something criminal. Language matters. “Broke into” is unacceptable. These are people who are under full barrage with no help from global leaders. We are all witnessing a genocide while the media and many global leaders who are “pro democracy & human rights” are actively (like the old heads they are) trying to use propaganda to convince us it isn’t happening. Words matter. These are people in a desperate situation taking matters into their own hands and accessing the food that has been donated to them and withheld. It is their RIGHT. It is there for them!