Very true, I was there, it was all amazing and lovely and impressive, no threats.

Intifada means 'uprising' as in, 'Let's engage in an uprising to stop Europeans from stealing our homes, ripping up our ancient olive trees, and pushing us off our land.'

Intifada does not mean 'Kill the Jews.'

It's important to learn the meaning of the words.

I am happy that my words are spreading to the world.

I can't thank you enough for your protests, hoping there's an urgent end to this horrific war.

Keep that because you are our hope ♥️

Seriously Columbia University and other unis seem to have decided that the lesson of our time is to treat its students like Israel treats Palestinians: attack by force, deprive of basic needs, malign and dehumanise, refuse press access to observe what is going on ... not ok.

I actually have no problem with this argument. Plenty will vote for Biden with their nose plugged because they’ve made a cost benefit analysis that makes sense to them. It’s when you describe critics of Biden as nihilists and conspiracy theorists that you cross into delusion.

If Trump were president right now liberals would be, at least performatively, far more concerned for the wellbeing and safety of protestors on college campuses because it would be extremely politically convenient for them.

crazy that a child was murdered and his
mother stabbed and also three young men were shot, all because they are palestinian and that’s not even in the conversation about who is safe in america right now

KEEP PROTESTING FOR GAZA

Not the right time, obviously, but there is a rebirth of Judaism away from AIPAC & Israel's geopolitical manipulations, and it's going to be quite something. It already is.

We, Jewish researchers, demand Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) put an end to all research contracts sponsored by the Ministry of Defense of Israel. We want our research to benefit humanity not destroy it. Read the full press release here: mitsage.org

No one asks how Palestinian students are supposed to 'feel safe' at institutions who invest in and profit off of the murder of their relatives.

Let's be honest, if you're vehemently opposed to people protesting genocide...you're pro genocide...and frankly I didn't expect there to be that many pro genocide people in 2024. My bad.

I listened to Ian Williams's talk. It was an evidence-based demolition of University of Southampton's relationship with ExxonMobil on the proposed Solent carbon capture & storage project. It's vital that academics use their voice to call out such schemes.
opendemocracy.net/en/southampton…

Tell them we exist and we won't leave.

Big oil privately acknowledged efforts to downplay climate crisis, Senate report finds theguardian.com/us-news/2024/a…

.Brown University students pack up their encampment in exchange for the governing Corporation considering their proposal for divestment from companies that profit from human rights abuses in Palestine, at their October meeting.

I want to say a more about this Sheldon Whitehouse Rep. Jamie Raskin Senate Budget Committee finding, because it is so important to understand the underlying political dynamic.

This kind of collaboration—this normalization of fossil-fuel propaganda through supposedly objective institutions...

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