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Ali

[Jimmy Dore @jimmy_dore]

They’re not stopping.

Three straight years slaughtering children , bombing tents, murdering entire families, genocide with your tax dollars.

The least of their worries should be the rise of antisemitism.

[KIFAYAT @kifayatlateef]

Gutka promoter saying pellet gun do only limited damage.. you are literally piece of shitt

[Gaza Notifications @gazanotice]

🚨HORRIBLE: 54 Palestinian children killed in the West Bank in just six months.

According to B’Tselem, Israel killed 54 Palestinian children and youth in the occupied West Bank during the first half of 2025.

Since October 2023, 241 Palestinian children and youth have been killed there, while delays in medical care, obstruction of ambulances, and the withholding of children’s bodies have compounded families’ suffering.

[ओजस @Dilliwalanerd33]

Damn a rare Rajput W !!
Rajput organization coming in support of Kashmiris & against communal politics...I didn't see this coming man !!

[Mehdi Hasan Ansari @MehdiHa67774942]

इसकी गिरफ्तारी होने तक RT रुकने नहीं चहिये !!

#ArrestNaziyailahi

[αdil @ixadilx]

All of a sudden there's been a huge wave of Islamophobic films.. they're being used to spread hatred against Muslims and make it easier for Zionists to justify its actions against Muslims to audiences around the world. AND YES IT IS ENTIRELY CONNECTED TO ISRAEL.

[B'Tselem בצלם بتسيلم @btselem]

In 2025, Israel killed 54 Palestinian children and teens in the West Bank. in B’Tselem’s latest report, we bring you the story of each and every one.

Since 7 October 2023, Israel has killed 1,086 Palestinians in the West Bank; 241 of them were children or teens, including Sam Abu Haikal, a seven-month-old baby .

The violence did not stop with the act of injuring or killing. In many cases, the forces held up medical teams trying to access the child, without offering first aid themselves. Israel is still holding 18 of the bodies, a practice it frequently employs, which amplifies the families’ suffering.

Under the Israeli regime, no Palestinian is safe, while any Israeli who harms them enjoys close to full impunity.

Read our latest report, which presents the stories of all 54 children and teens killed last year>> https://t.co/sjFNY5Xd7y

[Al Jazeera English @AJEnglish]

‘Looted our faith’

For the past month, this temple in India has been rocked by allegations that those responsible for managing had embezzled donations worth potentially millions of dollars.

🔗: https://t.co/eRyylJsFj9

[Ethan Levins 🇺🇸 @EthanLevins2]

CARS ARE EXPLODING ACROSS ISRAEL

Iranian agents have penetrated the heart of Israel, and multiple assassinations are taking place 👀

[Kshatriya Parishad @kshatriya_org]

We strongly condemn the attempt by Neeraj Yadav and Ajay Devgn's upcoming film Chauhaan to appropriate the Chauhan clan name for contemporary communal politics.

Rajput history is not a political prop. The legacy of the Chauhans belongs to Rajput history , not to electoral narratives or manufactured controversies of external agents. We reject every attempt to weaponize Rajput identity for ideological ends.

Read our full statement below.

[Office of Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi @Office_ASRM]

The teaser of Chauhaan is deeply disturbing for every Kashmiri who carries the memories of the years when pellet guns became a symbol of pain and irreversible loss.

The teaser dismisses tear gas, water cannons and pellet guns as "ineffective measures" before introducing a hero as the "solution." But what they call "ineffective" left behind thousands of shattered lives. Official figures acknowledge that over 6,200 people were injured by pellet guns during the 2016–17 unrest alone, including hundreds with devastating eye injuries. Kashmiris know that the true human cost extends far beyond statistics.

For those who lost their eyesight, those who still live with pellets lodged in their bodies, and the families who continue to bear those scars, this is not an action sequence or a cinematic backdrop. It is lived trauma.

Sadly, this is not an isolated instance. Time and again, mainstream cinema has chosen Kashmir as the setting for narratives that reduce an entire people to conflict, suspicion and violence. Such portrayals reinforce stereotypes that many Kashmiris have spent years trying to overcome.

It is also legitimate to ask why yet another film built around such a narrative is being backed by Jio Studios. When influential media houses and production companies repeatedly amplify one perspective on Kashmir, it raises serious questions about whose stories are being told, whose suffering is acknowledged, and whose voices continue to be ignored.

Kashmir deserves empathy, honesty and dignity—not the commercialization of its pain.

[Earth Hippy 🌎🕊️💚 @hippyygoat]

This is what a sick society looks like….

Music
Pop corn
And then boom boom
Watching children die under bombs

[dr. mohammed hamad - Gaza @Medo198518]

I don't think anyone will survive in the Gaza Strip in the end. Israel continues the massacre. This bombing is 500 meters away from my tent in Deir al-Balah.

[mostro ✊🏼  🇵🇸 @avantibionda]

Adoro questa donna coraggiosa e giusta
“IDF mi spedisce foto di armi dicendo che mi massacreranno, ma sarò chiara: io non ho paura di voi, come altri codardi nei media americani…
Voi siete odiati in tutto il mondo, e non perché siete ebrei,ma perché massacrate persone innocenti.

[Suppressed Voices @supressedvoic]

A rejected monkey breaks the internet, while starving Palestinian children barely get noticed?

Palestinian children don't deserve to starve or be killed.

[Irlandarra @martinez_j7902]

“My young son, 7, is under the rubble. My 15-year-old daughter is still under the rubble. My whole family is gone. What have they done to you, Netanyahu?”

Palestinian father sobs with pain as he describes the bitterness of displacement.

[Zachary Foster @_ZachFoster]

Today is Day 995 of Israel's genocide of the Palestinians.

[RAHUL @RahulSeeker]

History will remember Justice S. Muralidhar as someone who spoke the truth when it mattered most. He stand as a beacon, long after the cowards are forgotten. 🕊️

[shrishti @shristhikhanna]

ajay devgn thinks this is cool?! if you go and watch this movie, you are no better than the people who did this to the kids

[Mohammed Zubair @zoo_bear]

In Mumbai, Fayaz Premjee, An ex-Muslim was distributing capsules filled with the lethal chemical zinc phosphide. He distributed them at Byculla East Qabrastan. During police interrogation, the accused disclosed that his intention was to target the Muharram procession. For this purpose, he had allegedly procured 50 kilograms of zinc phosphide, a poisonous substance, and had also ordered 30,000 empty capsules..."

Here are a few interviews Fayaz Premjee had given to right wing influencers Madhu Kishwar and Neeraj Atri in 2022.