Inshallah next talk at University of Windsor on Thursday April 9th entitled,
"Beyond Liberal "Awareness" & Toward Student Militance: Organizing Lessons from Gaza's Resistance"
Join in-person or virtually, register here: https://t.co/coJGsjugW1
BREAKING: 300+ writers, scholars & public figures refuse to write for the New York Times Opinion section in a collective effort to hold the paper accountable for its role in the genocide in Gaza.
🔴 A well-known Gaza content creator who’s documented daily life under siege said her building was struck last night — the first time she’s been caught in a direct hit. She’s one of several local journalists and content creators trying to stay on air and alive as Israeli bombardment again reaches residential areas.
(IG: roseyingaza)
We can’t do this work alone. We have over 40,000 followers across platforms and not much to show for it. If half of you commit to share our link, promote it offline, or adopt a family— we can move mountains! What are you waiting for?? Gaza needs you!! https://t.co/0eRV4WDX8r
It is again, with not only broken, but destroyed hearts that we pray for the souls of our martyrs. Ameen Abu Dalal has been with The Sameer Project from the very beginning. He was the brother-in-law of our late camp manager and team leader Mosab Ali, Allah yerhamo. They are now together in Paradise. Ameen was loyal, dedicated, reliable, and the brother to every member of our close knit team.
Last night, during a breach of the so called “ceasefire” the occupation murdered Ameen, his wife, his young children, his three brothers: Mohammad, Bayan, and Mustafa, and his mother and father. This multi-generational family was sleeping peacefully in their building when an airstrike hit. They didn’t have a chance. Mosab’s wife Dina, who is abroad with her children after a medical evacuation for her son lost her entire family. In one moment. The occupation murdered OUR family’s entire family.
Ameen was an integral part of The Sameer Project team. Quietly, without need for praise or recognition, but with purpose and love for his people, he worked day after day to serve. He didn’t want to take days off because the camaraderie he built with the rest of the team was so important to him. His children were his world and he gushed with pride when we recently posted a picture of his beautiful daughter on our Instagram page - a representative of what should have been the future for Palestine.
And now they are gone, they are all gone. It is hard enough to comprehend the loss of one, how do you begin to understand the loss of an entire family.
This was supposed to be over. A family was planning for the future. The occupation killed them tonight. And by doing so they broke us. We are asking for prayers for our team, for our dear Dina, for the souls of our martyrs, Mosab, Ameen, his children, and their whole family.
There is no safety until the occupation falls. Glory to the martyrs.
Canadian university administrators should remember that they too can be held accountable for genocide complicity.
— writes Katherine Blouin, Nathan Kalman-Lamb & Derek Silva for #AJOpinion ⤵️ https://t.co/e1DQcjK4Sg
Liberated Palestinian detainee Mahmoud Issa is one of the 154 detainees being forcibly exiled to Egypt as part of the exchange deal between Israel and Hamas.
A longtime Qassam Brigades commander imprisoned since 1993, Issa became a symbol among prisoners’ rights advocates after spending over three decades behind bars, much of it in solitary confinement.
The horrors of the Zionist torture camps started long before October 7, but Western barbarism never cared about Palestinian hostages and still doesn’t.
URGENT!! Ashraf previously borrowed money, now that the ceasefire was announced the lender is asking for it back. Ashraf isn’t even getting donations to SURVIVE. All we need is 150 people to give just $20 to pay off the debt and lift this burden!!! https://t.co/V5Gi5TPcVL
🚨A Palestinian child with autism, 18-year-old Omar Yahya Al-Qarinawi, was released by the Israeli occupation army months after shooting and detaining him in central Gaza.
Al-Qarinawi from Al-Bureij camp was shot while waiting for aid near the Netzarim axis before being kidnapped and taken to Israeli torture camps.
Yesterday he was transferred to al-Aqsa Hospital in Deir Al Balah by International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) following his release.
@trtworld
In prison, Israeli guards told him again and again that Israeli soldiers had killed his entire family – a form of psychological torture, he said, meant to break him. But when he walked up the stairs of his Gaza home today, his wife rushed into his arms, his children and parents beside her – alive, waiting, and all of them delirious with relief and joy.
Dozens of young men detained by zionists in Tulkarm. Mass arrests, torture, indefinite detention are key tools of settler colonial projects. Zionism is no different.
Pls give this a massive push. Our account has taken a big hit since we haven’t been able to be online as often and consistently as before. Don’t forget about us and the families relying on us!!!! https://t.co/0eRV4WDX8r