he can’t even have privacy in his grief because palestinians have to record and broadcast everything for even the opportunity to be believed. these are the worst moments of people’s lives and we force them to share them over and over so that hand-wringing politicians might act
Every university in the world should be condemning this.
Staying silent now, and waxing lyrical about 'decolonising the curriculum' later, is all-round moral cowardice.
“i went to buy bread and i came back to my mom and i told her the line is so long and there is over 300 people standing she told me go and wait for your turn its better than us dying of hunger as we havent eaten in 3 days, i went and while i was waiting a bombardment happened-
+ something needs to be said about phosphorus’s effect on agricultural lands, which is the case in Palestine and South Lebanon. Its effects last for years and years: phosphorus severely pollutes the ground and groundwater and weakens the soil for agricultural production. 1/
All of my friends living abroad are asking me about their families if they are okay..
I do not know if my own family is okay..
I can’t reach anyone.
My heart is scattered into pieces