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Videos of moments after the Israeli bombing of a cafe on the Gaza City beach.
Western women’s rights today in Gaza
This woman went for a walk on the beach…
This is how she came back.
This woman went for a walk on the beach…
This is how she came back.
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Western women’s rights today in Gaza This woman went for a walk on the beach… This is how she came back.
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Western Syphilisation values today in Gaza
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Ben Marmarelli, an anti-Zionist Israeli lawyer who represents Dr Abu Safiya and advocates for a one-state solution with equal rights and dignity for all, has been subject to several disciplinary complaints with the Israel Bar Association because of his political stance.
On his X/Twitter account, he writes:
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On his X/Twitter account, he writes:
"I support the liberation of Palestine and the establishment of a democratic state throughout the entire territory, from the river to the sea. I oppose apartheid and genocide in a state that has made apartheid and genocide its banner.
If my licence to practise law is revoked because of this, it will be a mark of disgrace for the Israel Bar Association—not for me.
Every complaint filed by Shai Glick is a source of pride, and a complaint filed by the Israel Prison Service is an even greater source of pride. I will regard any punishment or reprimand imposed by the Israel Bar Association in exactly the same way. To this day, the Bar has not seen fit to oppose the torture and crimes against humanity being committed against political prisoners in Israeli prisons."
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Israeli forces marked some of the West Bank detainees with numbers on their foreheads during a raid on Monday, while the military confirmed that suspects questioned by troops were numbered.
In recent months, there have been several other reports of soldiers writing numbers on Palestinians' bodies during operations in the West Bank.
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In recent months, there have been several other reports of soldiers writing numbers on Palestinians' bodies during operations in the West Bank.
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⚡️Gaza sources
Israeli artillery shelling targets the area east of Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip.
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Israeli artillery shelling targets the area east of Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip.
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⚡️Gaza sources
Israeli artillery shelling targets the area southeast of the Al-Zaytoun neighborhood, southeast of Gaza City.
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Israeli artillery shelling targets the area southeast of the Al-Zaytoun neighborhood, southeast of Gaza City.
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Umm al-Mulminin Aisha (RA) University in Balkh, the Islamic emirate of Afghanistan
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UAE Foreign Ministry announces suspension of all trade and financial transactions with Iran "until further notice".
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Netanyahu’s office acknowledges the bombing on Abu al-Duhur Airport in Idlib, Syria.
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One of the wounded in today’s Israeli bombing of a cafe in Gaza City.
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Paying a price for Palestine by Momodou Taal
I left the United States with my head held high. My exit was a refusal to become carrion for a government satiated by the blood of Gazans. In hiding, while fasting, I remembered that no sacrifice is too great for Palestine. Without a shred of regret, nor a waver in my convictions, I held then, as I do now:
I didn’t go hard enough for Palestine.
Cornell University decided that its investment in genocide weighed heavier than its commitment to its students.
During my time at Cornell, I was suspended twice, banned from campus, prevented and then prohibited from teaching, and declared persona non grata. During my time at Cornell, I was told that I could not pray my five daily prayers on campus, and that any medical appointments had to receive prior approval.
During my time at Cornell, I was effectively placed under house arrest. I was given a map dictating where I could and could not go. There was a bitter irony in protesting apartheid only to find myself subjected to its spatial logic.
Eventually, I was hunted by ICE agents until I decided to leave.
At the time of my departure, life was uncertain and my future undecided. But I knew one thing: wherever life took me, I had stood on the right side of history.
Since then, I have been detained at Heathrow Airport, my devices seized and my DNA taken.
My crime? Palestine.
Although I remain enrolled at Cornell, on June 10th I received an email: “Return to campus to teach or lose funding.” I cannot help but read this as a cynical attempt to deprive me further, or worse, to place me back within ICE’s reach. But I remain determined to finish. I refuse to let Cornell win.
Palestine remains the litmus test. My moral compass.
Kwame Ture once dreamed of something remarkably simple: “having coffee with my wife in South Africa; and mint tea in Palestine.”
There is something about the simplicity of that dream that has always stayed with me. To sit, to drink tea, to live freely in places where freedom had been denied. Ture's dreams remains unfulfilled. And they remain ours.
I left the United States with my head held high. My exit was a refusal to become carrion for a government satiated by the blood of Gazans. In hiding, while fasting, I remembered that no sacrifice is too great for Palestine. Without a shred of regret, nor a waver in my convictions, I held then, as I do now:
I didn’t go hard enough for Palestine.
Cornell University decided that its investment in genocide weighed heavier than its commitment to its students.
During my time at Cornell, I was suspended twice, banned from campus, prevented and then prohibited from teaching, and declared persona non grata. During my time at Cornell, I was told that I could not pray my five daily prayers on campus, and that any medical appointments had to receive prior approval.
During my time at Cornell, I was effectively placed under house arrest. I was given a map dictating where I could and could not go. There was a bitter irony in protesting apartheid only to find myself subjected to its spatial logic.
Eventually, I was hunted by ICE agents until I decided to leave.
At the time of my departure, life was uncertain and my future undecided. But I knew one thing: wherever life took me, I had stood on the right side of history.
Since then, I have been detained at Heathrow Airport, my devices seized and my DNA taken.
My crime? Palestine.
Although I remain enrolled at Cornell, on June 10th I received an email: “Return to campus to teach or lose funding.” I cannot help but read this as a cynical attempt to deprive me further, or worse, to place me back within ICE’s reach. But I remain determined to finish. I refuse to let Cornell win.
Palestine remains the litmus test. My moral compass.
Kwame Ture once dreamed of something remarkably simple: “having coffee with my wife in South Africa; and mint tea in Palestine.”
There is something about the simplicity of that dream that has always stayed with me. To sit, to drink tea, to live freely in places where freedom had been denied. Ture's dreams remains unfulfilled. And they remain ours.
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“Wars of the American Pirate”
“The one who bombed Abu al-Duhur Airport in Syria today is the American cowboy, through the Zionist occupier, its arm in the region!
It is the same one that has been besieging the Gulf states and the Strait of Hormuz for months!
It is the one that besieged Gaza, bombed it, and annihilated its people for 3 years!
This is the truth that the Ummah, its states, and its peoples must confront with complete honesty, courage, and responsibility!
Washington’s use of Israel as a glove for its hand, stained with the blood of our peoples, and as a hired gun to kill us and besiege us, must come to an end. We must confront the real enemy face to face and put it on the table after it had been behind it and beneath it!
Appealing to Washington as a mediator or ally to intervene to stop Israel’s aggression, which it launches on Washington’s orders, is not political diplomacy, but naivety, helplessness, and weakness!
The bombing of Abu al-Duhur Airport today is a message from Washington to Syria and Turkey. It comes in the context of besieging all the states of the region, from the Arabian Gulf in the east to the Mediterranean Sea in the west, and subjugating them to the American pirate, which sees the Middle East, its states, and its peoples as nothing more than a market for its factories and companies, routes for its trade, and bases for its armies to dominate and control the world!”
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One of the wounded in today’s Israeli bombing of a cafe in Gaza City.
⚡️The child Jihad Muhammad Al-Masri, who was killed alongside his father in the Israeli bombing that targeted the Port area of Gaza City.
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Anyone who imagines that America, as it invades the Muslim world today, has no cultural, intellectual, and political project does not understand the nature of the battle or the arenas of conflict.
Today, America forces states to change their curricula. And which curricula?! The curricula of the client states.
The curricula of states that have been under Western dominance for 100 years.
States whose borders were drawn by the Crusader campaign and whose regimes were established by it.
This reality was shaped by a major campaign.
Today, these states will not even accept the miserable curricula that they themselves prepared and through which they managed to shape the culture of societies across the Islamic world for 100 years.
Who would have believed that today, in the Arabian Peninsula, we would hear this Arab Zionist discourse? And whoever imagines that the political alignments taking place are merely political theater does not understand the true nature of the conflict.
These alignments that you see today are ideological in the first degree.
Whoever today stands with Israel and allies with it does not do so on the basis of interests, because there is absolutely no interest for him in standing with Israel. His interests require him to stand with the Ummah.
He believes that Islam is backwardness, that Islam is terrorism, and that Islam must be excluded.
The phenomenon of hypocrisy: someone who outwardly presents himself as Muslim while fighting Islam from within.
The motive is religious and ideological hostility. It is not political calculations, as the deluded imagine.
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Photo from a genocide
Palestinian mother Umm Surour Abu Salah embraces her children in their final moments after Israeli forces killed them all as they returned to a shelter beside the Indonesian Hospital in northern Gaza.
They had just buried her grandson, who had been killed by an Israeli sniper.
- Euro-Med human rights monitor
Palestinian mother Umm Surour Abu Salah embraces her children in their final moments after Israeli forces killed them all as they returned to a shelter beside the Indonesian Hospital in northern Gaza.
They had just buried her grandson, who had been killed by an Israeli sniper.
- Euro-Med human rights monitor
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From this year’s Istanbul Arabic Book Fair:
At a conference held by the Palestine Scholars Association, they launched the publishing of the following books:
1- The Holy Land in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, by Abu Obaida, Huthaifa Al-Kahlout.
2- Principles of Military Warfare in the Prophetic Sunnah, by Osama Al-Hayya, a commander in Al-Qassam Brigades and the son of the head of Hamas.
3- Under the Banner of the Flood, by Al-Qassam Brigades commander Mohammed Zaki Hamad, who wrote the book while fighting.
At a conference held by the Palestine Scholars Association, they launched the publishing of the following books:
1- The Holy Land in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, by Abu Obaida, Huthaifa Al-Kahlout.
2- Principles of Military Warfare in the Prophetic Sunnah, by Osama Al-Hayya, a commander in Al-Qassam Brigades and the son of the head of Hamas.
3- Under the Banner of the Flood, by Al-Qassam Brigades commander Mohammed Zaki Hamad, who wrote the book while fighting.
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⚡️Syrian sources:
More than 600 young men who met the required requirements and completed the necessary procedures have been accepted in preparation for joining the Syrian army.
More than 600 young men who met the required requirements and completed the necessary procedures have been accepted in preparation for joining the Syrian army.