@pandora_lgs Any of Sally Rooney, of course. But also Eimear McBride's A Girl Is a Half-formed Thing, or Sara Baume's A Line Made by Walking, or Louise O'Neill (any of hers)!!!
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Amén.
"We have enough books in Israel"
After Sally Rooney made headlines last week for her BDS-Inspired boycott, we asked the people of Israel what they thought of the news.
Las librerías de Israel retiran los libros de Sally Rooney https://t.co/Y9tbCIiJ6o
La medida llega tres semanas después de que la escritora irlandesa se negara a traducir al hebreo su última novela por su posición sobre el conflicto con Palestina
Apparently audible are giving free 6 months to members in Israel because of the "tragic events in the middle east" 🥴 time to cancel my audible membership ✌🏼
Just a reminder that the Islamic University of Gaza has been destroyed. Staff members have been killed. Its website is offline.
Genocide is not only the murder of people but also the erasure of their institutions. European academia has been completely silent about this crime.
The UN has just voted 120-14 in favor of an “immediate, durable and sustained humanitarian truce” in Gaza.
Those voting against peace:
🇺🇸USA
🇮🇱Israel
🇦🇹Austria
🇨🇿Czechia
🇫🇯Fiji
🇬🇹Guatemala
🇲🇭Marshall Islands
🇫🇲Micronesia
🇳🇷Nauru
🇵🇬Papua New Guinea
🇵🇾Paraguay
🇹🇴Tonga
If you're wondering why all these tiny Pacific island nations voted "no" to peace, the reason is those are the only countries the US dollar could buy.
acabo de ver el TikTok de una chica que dice que fue a comprar (1h estuvo) y dejó su coche aparcado, al volver un hombre aparcó exactamente a su lado mientras casi todo el parking estaba vacío y le dijo hola te he visto entrando y te he esperado hasta que has salido +
In times of war and terrorism, a proper (re)thinking of vulnerability becomes a must. Nobody wants to be vulnerable, no nation wants to be seen as vulnerable, yet everyone and every nation are. So was proved in the 9/11 events. Little was learnt from it though.
So I don't think they are esponsible for an attack they haven't carried out. I think they are responsible for the conditions and ties they have created and perpetuated for years. So having happened, what's happened, my question is: what did they expect?!
In a certain way, and paradoxically, our responsibility is heightened once we have been subjected to the violence of others. [...] Only once we have suffered that violence are we compelled, ethically, to ask how we will respond to violent injury".
Now, the popular question is: so are you making them responsible for the terrorist attack of their neighbour country? No, but they do are responsible for the creation of more egalitarian international conditions.