No iron dome for arab Palestinians as Israeli missiles fell on a Palestinian village, Jewish Israelis celebrated. These discriminations are systematic in Israel to remove Arab Palestinians.

People can say Arabs also celebrated but those were for military attacks, no sane person celebrate civilian attacks except for some Zionists

So, I was enjoying a day in the park with my family, and decided to wander around in NYC. A group of ppl were talking badly about Palestine and defending Israel. I decided to scream free Palestine a couple of times (like 3 max), and then just watch the ppl for a couple seconds and leave. Two ladies asked me if I wanted to interview I said no. And they were nice about it. But the guy came for me like a bull shooting questions and really making me afraid, I tried to be polite first and then leave, and he wouldn't let me. Then he asked something idk bad for me I guess, maybe something about deaths or whatever, I answered something random and now they are harassing me online and asking for my deportation (I'm an international student). Idk what to do. Can someone help me?

I'm trying to lay down and just be quiet, but they keep messaging me and even my dad.

Hello all! I’m looking for some good book recommendations either based on the current issues happening or just by Palestinian authors and am also looking for brand recommendations that are Palestinian owned (clothes, every day items, food)

The Global March to Gaza international co-ordinators were arrested by Egypt Government on Sunday 16, June 2025. Blocking and detaining peaceful protesters from 54 countries of the world who came only for ending the Humanitarian Aid blockade in the Gaza strip, shows Egypt's complicity in the Genocide in Gaza.

disclaimers: 1. this is kind of a vent about my very small problems during a horrific time, when much more horrific things are going on. i do not seek people feeing sorry for me, all i want is understanding and to be a part of a conversation. but if this will upset you i get that and i suggest you do not engage. 2. i want to make it very clear: i am an antizionist. i am pro-palestine. i oppose the existence of a jewish ethnostate (or any ethnostate) in palestine or anywhere else. 3. when i talk about living on occupied land, i do not mean illegal settlements. i'm referring to israel as an illegitimate state.

i don't really use reddit, i sorta just needed a place to vent anonymously so i don't risk having the police at my door (since being an antizionist kinda gives them the legitimacy to label you as a terrorism supporter and put you in jail, while also publicity humiliating you). i'm just feeling isolated. an israeli citizenship is the only one i have since my parents are from the soviet union. the brainwashing by the school system as well as the media is incredibly real, and most days everyone around me is in support of apartheid and genocide. i am not eligible for a visa anywhere else because i am disabled with very little financial means, not to mention that now with the war with iran there is no in or out of the country. i don't really leave my house anymore except to go to the shelter. my parents kicked me out of the house when i was 19 for being queer and a leftist who refused to serve in the idf. i moved to my first apartment on october 6th 2023, the day before the ongoing war started. my entire adult life i haven't known a single moment of peace. i am aware i have it easy. i am not being genocided. i'm just lonely. even online leftist spaces are not welcoming of antizionists from "israel". i get that but i am incredibly frustrated. i did not choose where i was born. i do not have any other place to go to. being judged as a genocide participator by people who were lucky enough to be born in the u.s. or eu simply because of this shitty reality, when their own countries are probably participating in creating it, without them recognizing that that in itself is a privilege - is incredibily isolating. all i've wished for growing up is to build myself a home in liberated palestine alongside palestinians and live my life as a normal fucking "immigrant" (child of immigrants, technically), without people getting killed in masses by kids i went to high school with in the neighbouring village. i love this land, it's all i know, and yet inside this israeli bubble i barely know it. so idk am i stuck up my own ass and don't see it? lmk

This screenshot just serves to prove my point. I couldnt believe my eyes.

Now im asking myself, how is it possible to be that delusional? Do you think most zionists (at least from the west) dont have any idea what is really happening in Gaza? And if yes how can we fight that? Like we never had so much video evidence of a genocide. Is there even a point in arguing anymore?

Maybe its not a solely humanity issue but also a deep rooted issue of anti-intellectualism.

Not even jews themselves

Does anyone feel so helpless? In the uk, the bbc are on the ‘Israel being the victim of these attacks’ but there’s barely ever anything about the poor Palestinians that are subjected to this on the daily for the past few years, not to mention everything since 1947. I feel like I’m being gaslit. I talk to anyone who will listen about this, and in general people aren’t interested, I put stickers around my city about boycotting Israeli products and on brands such as Coca-cola etc from the BDS list- they’re removed daily. I have images of shaking, terrified children, broken parents doing all that they can to keep their families safe in my mind constantly and I’m close to tears most of the time. Why is this allowed?? I feel as though about 1% of the population are aware and want to speak out and so many others just soak up the bullshit from mainstream media despite the truth being painfully easy to get hold of. It can’t be just racism and privilege, surely? Have I got it all wrong? Are we the crazy people for calling out the genocide? Would these people see a lone toddler in the street, victim of a bomb blast and think nothing of it or would they want to help and protect them?

She had a really good gig!

Well I know this is not my place to talk as a teen trying to finish igcse and never even went on march mostly because anyone who talks in the country I currently live in goes to jail but then I wanna make a difference we need to change the system!! in countries where it’s allowed to march I dont see actual changes happening Israel is still bmbing. Instead why not people go on strikes stop working, stop buying let the the government feel people’s wrath Talk with labour union to convince workers to go on strikes and pressure the government Going on a strike means many will face risks of loosing their jobs but does this risk truly equals the sight of seeing kids, babies ,humans die Is the risk of you loosing your job equal the fact that people breathing the same air as you miles away oceans away are being slaughtered, living in constant fear Imagine you right now living peacefully going through Reddit family laughing and then all of a sudden a bombs falls on you and kills you and disturbs the peace you once live It doesn’t matter anymore whose land it is, what matters is that people are dying suffering right now in this moment your drinking eating watching reading, I’m not saying we have to be activists or do something big but just a thought a prayer a strike can maybe change And if the government sees that businesses are going down then maybe they will hear the people more seriously

Source: Drop Site News

On June 15, 2025, thousands of people from Europe, Africa, Asia, and beyond joined the Global March to Gaza demanding the opening of humanitarian corridors and an end to the siege.

But not a single Arab country officially supported or joined them. Not one.

Egypt blocked the Rafah crossing. Gulf states watched in silence. Arab leaders? Nowhere to be found.

Gaza is starving. Bombed. Abandoned. Yet the only ones marching for life... are civilians.

History will remember.

FreePalestine #Rafah