Mûsa

No somos un pueblo porque hablamos el mismo idioma, somos un pueblo porque amamos a la misma tierra
דוד בן גוריון

[Vivid.🇮🇱 @VividProwess]

Gazans demand bread and meat.

Does he look starved to you?

[Carola Silva T. #BoricCTM @silva_caro45780]

Siempre siendo el #RotoQlioLarva que es, SIEMPRE.
Tendremos elecciones? La actitud de este infeliz merece mis dudas.

[Mûsa @mjotor]

@ECSaharaui__ Los efectos especiales muy básicos.

[Traviejita 🐝 @traviejita_]

Rodrigo Rettig borró este post en instagram que subió anoche. Menos mal que logré guardarlo a tiempo 👀

[GAZAWOOD - the PALLYWOOD saga @GAZAWOOD1]

Destruction in one direction, fully stocked shelves in the other.
(Just wait a few seconds—he'll pan the camera. Source at the end.)

[GAZAWOOD - the PALLYWOOD saga @GAZAWOOD1]

Gazan doctors, human rights activists, and even news outlets shared this photo, claiming it shows displaced Palestinians.
Small detail:
it’s actually from 2015 — and shows Syrian refugees.
But accuracy can wait — the narrative won’t.

[Sahir the Prince 🦹🏻‍♂️ @Sahir5bt]

@GAZAWOOD1 FAKE AS PALESTINE.

[GAZAWOOD - the PALLYWOOD saga @GAZAWOOD1]

🤣🤣🤣

[Mor Edge Insight @MorEdge_Insight]

Watch this video. What do you notice?

Let’s explore:

- Quran is untouched, clean and perfect
- He has no cuts, scrapes, blood or anything on his hands or fingers. Zero.
- He has a perfectly new clean sweater with no dirt or rips or dust or marks except for splashes of red that any idiot can do with a paint brush or ketchup.
- The red mark on his chest is the shape of an adult human hand that was clearly dipped in red coloring and pressed against the sweater to create an amateurish blood stain.
- At the end of the video when he looks away holding the open book, his nails are perfectly manicured and clean. No dirt or staining or blood of any kind.

THIS IS PALLYWOOD!!!

@GAZAWOOD1
@gazaflix

[GAZAWOOD - the PALLYWOOD saga @GAZAWOOD1]

Either he’s very unlucky… or very available.

[GAZAWOOD - the PALLYWOOD saga @GAZAWOOD1]

Despite unimaginable conditions, Gaza’s bakeries manage to do the impossible: produce a dazzling array of colorful, flavorful cakes — each crafted with a unique mix of ingredients.
If this is what collapse looks like, I’ll take two slices🍰

[Mûsa @mjotor]

@Sole55722054 @rafa_cavada Que triste video lamentable como vuelan los cuerpos destrozados por el aire.

[Mûsa @mjotor]

@rafa_cavada @pschaulsohn Cuales niños si solo muestran a muñecos de silicona y los niños reales los hacen actuar ridículamente .

[Mûsa @mjotor]

@rafa_cavada Según las fuentes de Hamas 🤡

[GAZAWOOD - the PALLYWOOD saga @GAZAWOOD1]

Dear Palestinians,
Reusing images from other countries’ tragedies misleads, disrespects the real victims — and worst of all, people believe it.
You have to stop.

[GAZAWOOD - the PALLYWOOD saga @GAZAWOOD1]

"If they have no bread, let them eat shawarma."
— Mariam Al-Antoinett.

[GAZAWOOD - the PALLYWOOD saga @GAZAWOOD1]

"In the midst of war and siege, I am with you and receive all your requests"...
These aren’t my words.

[Imshin @imshin]

The food situation is objectively getting worse in Gaza, but Abu Julia was still selling watermelon flavored slushies on Wahda St. recently. He invited his friend Chef Abu Saleh from Palmera Restaurant to have one to cool down.

This must have been on Saturday when the weather was particularly hot.
Timestamp: 2 days ago
#TheGazaYouDontSee
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[Brianna Wu @BriannaWu]

The core barrier to peace in the Middle East isn’t Israel. It’s not even the settlements.

It’s a culture of jihadism that teaches children Jews and Americans are the enemy before they can think for themselves.

These are Houthi children. Kids. And yet, they’re already chanting for our death. Not because of anything we did to them, but because political Islam filled their heads with lies.

It’s not their fault. But the damage is real. They’re being raised to believe violence is virtue. And unless something changes, many of them will grow up to become the very people firing at ships and calling it justice.

America’s role in Yemen has been trying to stabilize the region and fight famine. And still, this is what we get back.

[GAZAWOOD - the PALLYWOOD saga @GAZAWOOD1]

Some fight to stay open. Others fight to keep them invisible.
Rome Restaurant’s second branch in Deir al-Balah opened in January — and its owner is doing everything he can to keep it alive.
Shame it’s not dramatic enough for primetime.