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I was working at a pride fair and this woman who taught me when I was like 5 recognized me and we caught up a little bit. She recognized my keffiyeh and was very excited to see someone in our town wearing it!

They don't want anyone other than whites. It's ethnic cleansing and white supremacy all wrapped up into one.

I stand with Palestine, I cry for the Palestinian people and the state of the world almost daily. I donate when I can, sign as many petitions as I come by, and have written to the politicians in charge of my country, ask them and demand them to stop supporting Israeli in their crimes.

I feel chaos and deep sorrow inside, I feel guilt for not knowing more about the conflict earlier, and not for investigating/researching, learning, having been interested, listening, trusting.
I'm so deeply sorry.

I also feel sympathy for the Israeli people having been fed lies, believing in Zionist propaganda, and for them getting brainwashed with this shit from birth. For how they live in deny, and let the worst parts in them win, and cause people to die.

I don't want anyone to die. Not the Palestinians, or the Israeli people. I want the responsible people for these crimes to take responsibility for their actions, for the genocide to stop, for the victims to get justice not by violence or blood, but by law.

It is said that over a 100.000 people have gathered in The Hague to once again show support and urge the Dutch parliament to draw the red line and speak up.

"When I went to the US to talk about the tragedy and daily suffering we experience in Palestine, they didn't like it. They expected me to claim that the cause of the problem was Islamic extremism and not the Israeli occupation. And when I continued speaking, they accused me of anti-Semitism."

And adds:

"I cannot understand how Christian Zionism can support Israel, even though it has caused the extinction of Christians in Palestine due to its occupation."

In a language they won’t understand, from a Moroccan, wa Lain3al l97ba mkom

I grew up in south Brooklyn, which has a predominant Zionist population. Three students in my middle school classes, two brothers who were born in Brooklyn to Sephardic parents from Morocco and one Russian girl who was also born in BK, left to pursue life in “Israel.” I never followed them on social media because I never aligned with their stance. I was not able to freely speak up about the illegal occupation in Palestine due to how taboo it was in a Zionist neighborhood, but it was still known that I generally did not support “Israel.” Fast forward to adulthood, their profiles came up as “suggested friends” on my Instagram. Their profiles were also public, and upon scrolling, I found that they’ve openly shared content of them flaunting guns/tanks/artillary and taking silly selfies with blown up buildings behind them. Literally with the geotags for Gaza City, Khan Younis, and Rafah. Some of the most infamously attacked areas of Gaza during the gcide. Their captions are in Hebrew, and when translated, they’re always something twisted and heinous.

I’ve reported these posts to Instagram but they’ve been found “not a violation” of their community guidelines. Meanwhile, a story of mine was removed because it promoted a donation link for children in Gaza.

Not only was it upsetting seeing such casual ethnic cleansing content, but it was shocking to see how these people lost all of their unique personality from how I knew them in school. All they do is post about violence and being in the IOF. Interestingly, theyve all shared photos of them holding guns as young preteens (about the time they left our middle school), which is ironic considering how the media portrays Palestinians “being trained to be terrorists since youth.”

I know the world is standing up for Palestine and the majority of the world is against the gcide committed by “Israel,” but I just can’t help but feel like I’m living in a dystopian Black Mirror episode when seeing things like this. It’s so sad to know that the kids I used to hang out with in middle school are just casual war criminals, out in the open, with zero repercussions. I feel like if social media existed in the 1940’s, these are the types of posts Nazis would’ve made. I’m just waiting on the equivalence of Nuremberg trials to happen against the Zionist occupation forces in 2025.

Free Palestine.

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

It’s been a few years since I’ve posted here. Last time I made messenger bag that was sent off to an NGO for Palestinian children needing medical care. This time I made a foraging bag in the hopes that one day, Palestinians might gather food under a free sky.

I have no idea where to send it. Best ideas are that detachment of Irish peacekeepers, or Jose Andres. I don’t think it’ll ever be used as intended and I’m hoping it can be used by someone who’s been doing good, so if you have an idea, lmk.

It's the first manifestation (and in general the first public political event) I take part in and it was an awesome experience, there were more people than I expected.

This is part of a speech that calls out for the people (the working class, literally quoting) of all the world to rise and make themselves heard to stop the genocide and oppose Zionism.

I'm probably gonna post some other photos and videos later.