Sorry to spoil your cheap and crude gotcha but LGBTQ people in the Arab world overwhelmingly support the cause of Palestinian liberation. You would know this if you knew any Arabs

A reminder: last week, IDF spokesman Daniel Hagari said “the emphasis is on damage and not on accuracy.”

A Palestinian teacher with Israeli citizenship was just fired from her job for merely *following* Eye on Palestine on Instagram. Soldiers are checking who Palestinians are following/what they have on their phones as they cross military checkpoints. Rabid totalitarianism.

Haven’t been able to get out of my head the fact that 50,000 pregnant women in Gaza have no access to healthcare right now. It’s unimaginable, the amount of stress & trauma they’re experiencing. 5,500 are supposed to give birth this month. Bringing new life, surrounded by death.

The Associated Press What a terrible, pathetic way to frame a major war crime.

“Israel would never bomb a hospital”

Keep receipts. Screenshot everything you see, especially by prominent individuals and institutions - state and non-state - that aided the atmosphere that got us here. Help build a new Palestinian archive: one bound to a future of accountability for genocide.

What we need to figure out is how to archive silence.

Ik hoop dat iemand gaat onderzoeken wie er deze periode stopt bij GroenLinks. Wie hun lidmaatschap in stilte of luid opzegt, welke politici stoppen of stilletjes niet nog een termijn gaan doen, etc. Dit is een les. Maar wil de partij die leren, dan moeten ze data gaan verzamelen.

"#Israel has been warning the entire world that it was going to attack Palestinian hospitals, and it did exactly that." British-Palestinian Dr. Ghassan Abu Sitta's testimony on the situation in The Baptist Hospital massacre.

Yeah this is so fucking real

The business press knows this, and is quietly telling its elite readers that something big is happening. ft.com/content/e0b439…

In times like these, I can’t help but remember my great grandfather, Abdellatif Shehadeh. He was filmed by the French filmmaker, Eyal Sivan, and is the opening scene for his documentary, Aqabat Jaber - Peace with no return? filmed in 1994.

i love and am grateful for everyone talking about palestine, protesting for palestine, refusing complacency, rejecting media bias, and renouncing the fear that for so long kept so many people silent. 🇵🇸

I think about Branka constantly. I loved her deeply. She taught me a lot about Judaism. She was proud of her Jewishness. She was proud to be from Sarajevo. She wanted a better world. A world without ethnonationalism, without oppression, without inequality.

I was on that bridge today, and while I can only speak for my own experience, I saw: 1) Many Jews proudly marching, and centering their religion 2) The crowd of Muslims and Christians around them responding with love and appreciation every time they did so

And then there’s the long-term damage, and the way the flooding itself would be part of the ethnic cleansing program Israel is carrying out:

This world doesn't deserve these kids.

Beth Massey, vet of 1968 at Columbia, reminds us of the danger of the National Guard. She remembers Kent State and Jackson State. But she tells the students not to cower—“this needs to get bigger and bigger and bigger!”

What you are doing, dear students, is working. Hold your heads high. Your cause is noble and your demands are just. What is education for? Not for killing, not for war!