hello all, my work is featured on this album by a close friend. It's an EP adapted from an earlier concert; tickets and album sales are in support of her friend Ahmed, an international student who evacuated Gaza in 2024. It would mean much if you supported 🙏🏼
Dear my friend , l ask your humenity for help , l am hassan from north gaza , me and my wife displaced more than 5 times , now me and my wife live in tent 💔😓 my wife lost her neonate because tent is unsuitable for life 🥹💔💔
Please help me by donate ,share ,reblog 🙏🏻🙏🏻💔
Donated! This person is the nephew of another vetted fundraiser (conversation screenshotted here). The fundraiser has only been up ~5 days, so please chip in to get it off the ground!
Hello dears ! I am asking you to support my campaign to help me to reach my goal. I am now in bad need to your support to help me stay alive and safe. Gaza is a very dangerous place either on the level of livelihood or on the level of souls. I need your monetary support to ensble me to get the basic needs for my family till Rafah crossing point reopens to move my family to safety and peace.Pleasd help a family be alive through your small donations or througn your shares to others.Thank you so much for your stand beside people in need .
Donated $25 CAD! Strength be with you and your family. Match my donation here:
Hello, I'm Kariman Dohan. I am writing this letter to you feeling a state of sadness and grief, after the war on Gaza completely destroyed our lives. My husband works as a fisherman, but the fishing boat, which was our only source of income, was badly damaged and no longer usable😭😭😭. My young son, Hamoud, suffers from malnutrition due to the lack of food and the polluted water we drink. My husband, Ayman Olwan, and I are trying with all our might to survive, but the situation has become too much for us. We are desperate to escape to a safe place where we can start over, but we don't have enough money to do so.💔😔🥺 Therefore, I ask you for your generosity and kindness to help us so that we can overcome this crisis. Please consider our situation and help as much as you can by donating and sharing the link.💔🍉🥹😭😭😭😭
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https://www.gofundme.com/f/save-kareman-dohans-family-from-despair
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I feel like I'm going insane. Multiple massacres in Gaza right now and no one is paying attention.
^^^ Tonight alone, many people in Gaza are reporting carpet bombing that "rivals the first days of the war" and it has been going on for days now. Thousands are forcefully displaced. The thing every reporter is saying right now is that the streets are filled with people because "nobody knows where to go. No Place is safe"
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March 16th, 2017 marks the 14th year anniversary to Rachel Corrie’s death where she was killed by an Israeli bulldozer that ran her over while she was trying to stop it from demolishing a home of a Palestinian family in Gaza.
Rest in Peace Rachel.
19th year anniversary
20th anniversary
Never forgive, Never forget
21st anniversary
Osiria, Valentina Minayeva || 30 units (3.00 x 15.00, 1:5) || Instructions
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"Israel is not just a State, it's a project. It's a settler colonial project. And I do think that we are witnessing the beginning of the end of this project. Because it rests on three pillars.
One is material, of course [...] when you use and index that looks at sustainability of state according to their material capability, Israel is doing well. [...] It does well mainly because of the United States. So this is a condition that can change.
The second pillar is the social coherence of the settler society. We know this coherence is nonexistent anymore. There is a bit of an optical illusion because of the Hamas operation of the 7th of October that created a sense of unity. But it's not going to cover up the fragmentation of the society that we have seen until the 7th of October. It seems that social coherence that is based on hatred of the Arabs and the Palestinians and doesn't have anything else in common, is not very sustainable.
And more importantly than anything else, of course, there is the legitimacy pillar. And Israel enjoys the legitimacy of western governments or governments in the global north. And therefore, there is a sense that it can still be sustainable because of the support of the elites. But it has lost the support of the civil societies.
And this is why probably it's the only state in the world that lobbies for its existence. Not for its policies, not for its better economic performance, but for its very moral justification. And it's losing that battle.
As an historian I can tell you that when projects like settler colonialism are reaching their last phase, unfortunately, this can be quite a long period. It doesn't happen in one day or two days. And the problem is, of course, that they become more brutal and ruthless in that last phase."
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The only democracy in the Middle East
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from Al Jazeera English, 26/Jan/2024:
Caption: South African Foreign Minister Naledi Pandor says she would have wanted to hear the ICJ order a “ceasefire” for Israel's war on Gaza, but believes the provisions the court listed can only lead to one.
Its also important to note that she mentioned how Israel has very powerful friends who when faced with this ruling will have to make israel stand down or else they'd also be complicit to genocide
re: ICJ ruling; while it may be a bit disappointing to not have an explicit call for ceasefire, I think that ultimately it would be outside the scope of the case and perhaps outside the ICJ's jurisdiction. That is to say, the ICJ can't a priori rule out the "best case" possibility that Israel could, technically, do what it claims to be doing and target Hamas without committing genocide against Palestinians. Of course, we all know this won't happen - both because the IOF is incompetent at anything outside of killing civilians (and its own lmao) and also has made clear overtures towards settling Gaza - but to prove it in court is something else entirely, as it would require an indepth analysis of IOF intelligence and tactical capabilities. For now, the onus is back on Israel to prove it can actually reduce casualties, and this may lead to short-term harm reduction for Palestinians on the ground - that is, if you think the ICJ has any fangs at all. But if you don't, why are we even talking about this?
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From this interview, we have confirmation of several things we didn't have confirmation of before.
1) The zionist occupation doesn't know where Qassaam launch their rockets from. So when they say that 'Hamas launches rockets from schools' and other clearly outrageous claims, they're choosing to lie and spread propaganda. We already knew but this time we're hearing it from them directly.
2) To them this is all about taking pleasure in violating and abusing Palestinians.
3) They are disorganized. They know absolutely nothing. This whole time they never knew where a single Qassam tunnel was, not a single Qassam fighter was, they don't know who any of the 'elites' or 'leaders' are. They accuse random Palestinian guys of being that because they legitimately have no idea who any of them are. Despite all the spying and Orwellian surveillance technology, they're still unable to identify the people they want or the locations they operate in.
And lastly. 4) After almost 4 months of this, they have not identified a single location where a Qassam fighter could be. Which means that every single Palestinian they've killed up to this point, all 30 000+, every one of those 10 000+ children, was a deliberate attack knowing they're targetting civilians and civilians only. It is a pure form of terrorism and genocide. We already knew this, but this is a confirmation of the facts on their end.
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On 11 January, Israeli tanks and quadcopters opened fire on Palestinians waiting for food trucks on Al-Rasheed street, killing and injuring scores of civilians
A man and boy in the southern Gaza city of Rafah transport flour using a wheelchair on 12 December 2023 (AFP/Mohammed Abed)
It was supposed to be a place where displaced Palestinians gathered for desperately needed supplies of food in northern Gaza.
But eyewitnesses have told Middle East Eye how on 11 January a large crowd waiting for a food truck on al-Rasheed Street came under fire from the Israeli military, with dozens killed and wounded in the attack.
The Israeli military shelled the crowd with tank fire and quadcopters. Muhammad Al-Salim, 27, witnessed the massacre, telling Middle East Eye that he saw scores of bodies strewn across the street.
“At 9am me and my two cousins went to Al-Rasheed street after people in our area told us that trucks carrying flour were going to pass by,” he recalled.
“We arrived there at 10am because most of the streets were destroyed and filled with rubble, so cars could not pass.
“When we arrived at Al-Rasheed street, there were already hundreds of people waiting there.
“As we crossed the Nabulsi roundabout, an Israeli army tank appeared from behind a sand hill and started shooting at the people randomly.
“At the same time, quadcopter planes started attacking us and the hundreds of people, including children, around us.”
Salim says he saw two girls in front of him hit by bullets and the people at the front of the line shot and killed by tanks and quadcopters.
He added that he saw upwards of 50 dead and wounded, with hundreds of people in the crowd fleeing into the narrow streets adjoining Al-Rasheed to avoid the hail of bullets and shells.
Despite the killings, Salim returned to the scene along with scores of others when the aid trucks eventually arrived at around 11:30am.
He saw six trucks in total, four carrying flour and canned goods, while the other two carried medicine.
“Many people returned to await the trucks as we did, despite their injuries and the dead bodies around us. They were trying to catch the trucks, to make sure they got some food for their families,” he said.