CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PEOPLE OF BRAZIL AND SERBIA! You are a bacon of hope in the darkest times ever. Your resilience and determination are inspiring!
I swear to God, as I write this from northern Gaza, there are sounds of massive, terrifying explosions. Sometimes, when we write, these may well be our final words.
Police called on 3 year old Black boy—for being "too good" at soccer.
Officers escorted his family away in front of all the other kids.
After league had them tresspassed from the field.
“They really called the police on a 3 year old because he had the ball too much," dad said.
The young athlete was already playing in a league with kids 2 years older than him.
Other parents on the opposing team are heard on video claiming the kid was "trying to put on a show."
His mom replied, "Those grown ups huddled up talking about my son... but he ain't doing nothing but playing soccer."
Incident occurred at an i9 Sports league soccer game in Winter Park, Florida.
Nevadaney10 doesn’t have an active account on this platform—so posting first full length and credited video here to help raise awareness.
To whom it may concern: The university where I study has been subjected to bombardment. Three students have been martyred, and others have sustained serious injuries. We are even being denied an education; they do not want us to learn.
Do not let the passing days make us forget Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, the physician who continued fulfilling his humanitarian duty in Gaza amid war and danger, refusing to abandon his patients despite the pain and threats surrounding him.
Hussam Abu Safiya is not just a name that appeared in the news. He is the story of a doctor who chose to stand by his people when staying meant risking his life.
Do not forget him. Do not let his case fade into silence. Keep demanding his freedom. Behind this name is a human being who deserves to remain in our conscience until the day he is free.
Eight-year-old Fatima Al-Bayouk, the sole survivor of her family after an Israeli bombing destroyed their home in late 2023, was killed by Israeli gunfire in Deir Al-Balah, central Gaza.
People of the free world must oppose the UAE takeover of the UN. Millions of reports have exposed the corruption of the UAE regime and direct links to enabling/facilitating genocide and armed conflicts. The candidate they’re appointing is a genocide denier! Disputed UN findings!
The reason we know Israel is the primary cause of destabilisation in the Middle East is that this is explicitly the reason the United States props it up — it is an imperial outpost for resource extraction and political suppression before it is anything else
In this little girl’s eyes lies a sorrow that captures the entirety of Gaza’s pain. Her childhood was stolen from her before she even had the chance to learn how to run after her dreams
One leg was amputated beneath the rubble, leaving her fragile little body and ascending to heaven before her. Her other leg cries out beneath the weight of plates and metal rods, trying to repair what remains of a body already burdened by unbearable tragedy
She sits in this wheelchair, asking for neither a toy nor a dress. Instead, she gazes in silent bewilderment at a world content to watch as children are robbed of their very first steps toward life.
This is not merely a passing photograph. It is a living testimony that tears at the heart and cries out against the conscience of humanity
My children are shivering from the cold and going to bed hungry. We have nothing to protect us from the harsh winter. We need food, clothes, mattresses, and blankets. Please don't leave us alone; every donation from you could give my children warmth and a bite to eat. 😭😭😭😭😭
My god. They're intending to turn all of West Bank into a trap Palestinians can't escape. It's what they did in Sabra and Shatila in 1982 and it was a massacre.
Exclusive clip from ‘THE EYES OF GHANA’, the first-ever film produced by IShowSpeed.
The documentary follows Ghanaian cinematographer Chris Hesse who attempts to rescue more than 1,000 films capturing Africa’s fight for independence in the 1950s & ’60s.