It’s been a month and 75 years. 💔🇵🇸

Dear my people I am very sorry for filming you in these circumstances and very sad for documenting this tragedy and showing you in your most difficult times. I also want to tell you that when I saw you leaving the city behind, Gaza the city of love and war I wished to not be

the heart breaks a million times

Apocalyptique, catastrophique, tragique : les mots sont inopérants pour décrire la situation humanitaire à #Gaza.

The huge number of children whose wounds we have treated or bodies we have delivered to hospital morgues obliterates any notion that adequate precautions are being taken to protect civilians. #Gaza doctorswithoutborders.ca/canada-must-ca…

Under International Humanitarian Law the principle is clear. Hospitals are protected, because of their life-saving function for wounded & sick. Yes, they can lose their protection, but this is not a free license to attack. Cordula Droege, ICRC Chief Legal Officer, explains 👇

I commend some media outlets for giving a platform to Palestinian voices. Listen to these powerful words by ⁦⁦Basma Ghalayini⁩. We need to hear more Palestinian voices on international media.

International Humanitarian Law is explicitly clear that hospitals and medical personnel must be protected. Attacks on hospitals are attacks on humanity. Take action to uphold our shared humanity by demanding an immediate ceasefire in #Gaza. doctorswithoutborders.ca/canada-must-ca…

The Geneva Conventions ensure: 👉 Torture is illegal. 👉 The dead deserve dignity. 👉 Hospitals are not attacked. 👉 Sick and wounded are cared for. 👉 Detainees are treated humanely. 👉 Families know the fate of missing loved ones. The Geneva Conventions preserve our humanity.

Admiring the women of Palestine, the journalists, doctors, nurses, mothers & diplomats. Powerful words from Nada Abu Tarbush on international law or the breaking of!

While the world is busy celebrating #WorldChildrenDay, real children in Gaza are being massacred. More than 5000 children killed in 40 days. While international organisations are busy writing statements, Gazan children are being bombed so horribly that their little bodies are

How much can we lose and mourn more ? We are devastated and heartbroken to learn about the tragic loss of our colleagues at قناة الميادين , Rabih Maamari and Farah Omar, two young and vibrant Lebanese reporters in the south of Lebanon. Their untimely killing is not just a loss

On the eve of Lebanese Independence Day, we mourn young journalists Farah Omar & Rabih Maamari, killed by an Israeli strike. Farah's words, "life does not last, embrace those you love ♥️," urge us to cherish love & peace. We pledge to continue to seek truth, justice, and peace.

“…the roots of the historical struggle against antisemitism before the creation of Israel in 1948. It was a struggle that aimed to protect a powerless group from powerful states, not to defend a powerful state in its attack against a powerless group.” latimes.com/opinion/story/…

Glad to be a reason 🙏🏼🙏🏼

Evil manifests not just in actions, but in the silence of injustice, where laws serve the strong and abandon the vulnerable. It thrives in the corridors of power, where super nations forge alliances not with those in need, but with those who feed their hunger for dominance. In

Each loss is a story cut short, a future unfulfilled. Today, the heart of Gaza weeps as Wael Al-Dahdouh faces an unbearable loss. In the midst of chronicling the untold suffering of Khan Yunis, he loses a precious part of his own story—his son, Hamza killed by Israeli air strike.

This clip of South Africa’s foreign minister Naledi Pandor is well worth watching to understand how the SA govt sees the ICJ case.

It is not a happy #InternationalWomensDay2024, not for the women of #Gaza, not for many of us, millions of women and people around the world watching & bearing witness to the atrocities being inflicted on #Palestinians & feeling utterly helpless to stop it!