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Two things are known so far. One: Israel struck dozens of schools, tents, mosques, and apartments at once, using +100 warplanes. Two: This level of bombardment has not been seen for some time, and Gaza has no functioning civil defence, first responders, or hospitals.

На ваква страшна погибија, многу е нормално луѓето да се собираат. Не можеш тоа да го сопреш. А нечовечки е и да помислиш да го сопираш.

Wow. Read this full letter from Mahmoud Khalil. "I have always believed that my duty is not only to liberate myself from the oppressor, but also to liberate my oppressors from their hatred and fear."

Hossam Shabat’s last post on Facebook was an hour ago reporting on the killing of a fellow journalist. That’s it.

Let’s be absolutely clear - these are deliberate, targeted assassinations of journalists by Israel. The Israeli military has full operational/intelligence control of Gaza, they deploy the most advanced surveillance/weapons systems available, so they know exactly who they target.

Да повториме: оние кои наоѓаат илјада изговори и ве убедуваат дека баш овие протести сега (кои и да се) се исполитизирани, манипулирани, платени од странство, _________ (додај причина по желба), НИКОГАШ не излегле на ниеден протест, ако не ги извлекла нивната партија.

I'm amazed this is not getting more coverage. On Friday and over the weekend police officers raided the homes of around eight young people active in Youth Demand, a non-violent organisation which campaigns around climate change and Palestine. This is in the wake of, and in

NEWS: Senator Cory Booker was among 83 U.S. Senators who voted today to send more American bombs and missiles to the Israeli military as it carries out its intensifying genocidal assault on the indigenous Palestinian population. The U.S. Senate held votes on two resolutions

Asserting support for your student being held as a political prisoner should be a low bar, and yet only Tufts has cleared it

Mahmoud Khalil with an op-ed from detention— "Faced with a movement for divestment they couldn't crush, your trustees opted to set fire to the institution…History will redeem us, while those who were content to wait on the sidelines will be forever remembered for their silence."

It took the Pentagon Papers in Vietnam & the leak of Abu Ghraib torture photos in Iraq to catalyze a radical shift in U.S. support for war. Hundreds of videos, photos, have flowed from #Gaza daily & yet intimidation/punishment quells uproar. May it be a volcano waiting to erupt.

If you have time, join us this Thursday Elena B. Stavrevska, Jan Yasin Sunca Mahdis Azarmandi, Garrett FitzGerald, Isabela Munoz Gomez

You can register to join the virtual conversation about our SI on decolonial and feminist approaches to peace this Thursday here zoom.us/meeting/regist…

This letter from Samah Sabawi, whose new book “cactus pear for my beloved” is shortlisted for the Stella Prize, encapsulates how we all feel about the world. Post language, post truth.

really struck and moved by khalil’s insistence in all his public communications on highlighting that this system has not sprung up suddenly to persecute him, or just people like him, but has been built up for decades and trampled so many people

"I write this letter as the sun rises, hoping that the suspension of my rights will raise alarm bells that yours are already in jeopardy. I hope it will inspire your outrage that the most basic human instinct, to protest shameless massacre, is being repressed" – Mahmoud Khalil

Said speaking of Fanon. Excellent food for thought. Young generations should absolutely watch "The battle of Algiers" to get a vivid sense of a settler colonialism that has been defeated, but at an incredibly great cost. Palestine is far beyond that.

Brand new article, in which I examine how arms companies - Thales in particular - try to legitimate themselves through policing discourses, and think about what it means to situate the arms trade as an integral component of global policing. academic.oup.com/isagsq/article…

"Because feminism that does not speak when women are starving under siege is not feminism. Feminism that does not weep when girls are pulled from rubble is not feminism. And feminism that cannot name Gaza is not feminism. It's performance."