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Fino alla Fine.

@peacebeuponu / peacebeuponu.tumblr.com

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They’re bombing displaced civilians during the Super Bowl.

They’re killing children during the Super Bowl.

Please.

Please.

Please.

Do not ignore Rafah.

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i-am-aprl

Finally this makes it to mainstream media. Imagine the headlines if this were reversed. And the White House still can't think of any war crimes Israel has intentionally committed in Gaza.

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“If I am killed, write about me and tell the world about my dreams”

The martyr, Reem Mahmoud Abu Daya. Reem's greatest fear was not death itself, but rather being remembered only as a statistic after being killed in the Israeli aggression.

She often told her friend Mohammed, "If I am killed, write about me and tell the world about my dreams. Tell them that I had undergone LASIK surgery a few months ago and started seeing Gaza with my own two eyes.

Tell them that I want to buy a camera to capture the beauty of Gaza."

Reem Mahmoud Abu Daya is not just a number; she will be remembered. Reem, along with her family, was martyred in an Israeli airstrike on January 7, 2024.

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Israel has bombed—and completely demolished—the Great Omari Mosque in Gaza, which is the second oldest mosque in Palestine. There was no purpose to bombing it. There was no advantage to targeting it. Israel simply destroyed it to make a statement: that Palestinian religion and culture not only mean nothing to them, but are something they’re actively working on wiping out. This was one of Palestine’s most sacred cultural sites. Now it’ll forever serve as proof of the horrifying death and destruction the world has allowed to befall Palestine.

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i-am-aprl

Noor Harazeen you are the world's hero. You're completely correct, this is not normal. This is evil and no human needs to make these decisions.

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Please join us in a global demonstration is solidarity with Palestine. Boycott! Strike! Walkout! Pickett!

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Adding that this was requested by Bisan in her most recent live during the ongoing attack on Nasser Hospital so this is a credible call for action!!

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Boycott Israel Cheat Sheet: Cosmetics, Health and Personal Care

When I began this blog, it was my intention to keep it strictly focused on the art of Palestine, and not to use it as a sounding block for pro-Palestinian politics. This is not to say the two things are unrelated – to the contrary, the art coming out of Palestine and from those living in exile is often explicitly political, and in all cases is shaped by the ongoing occupation of Palestine. My feeling was, and largely still remains, that this is a place for contemplation rather than debate. In light of the latest assault on Gaza, however, I have been doing a lot of talking with friends about BDS. What started as a conversation bemoaning the affiliation of MAC cosmetics with Zionist causes rapidly turned into a project; I spent the better part of a day compiling a list of cosmetics, health and personal care brands to avoid if you’re boycotting Israel, along with alternative products to use.

The process was abysmal. Surely, I have taken care never to underestimate US corporate ties with Israel, but even so, the explicit connections and the vast scope of products involved is frankly demoralizing.  That said, the boycott of Israeli goods is a vital step towards liberation for Palestine, and if you are interested in learning more, visit the BDS website and consult the list below.

A note about the scope and content: I focused on health and beauty items because they are the items I use most in my daily life, and because my friends – who seem disproportionately to be incredibly beautiful and well-groomed femmes – wanted to know about the products they are using. To do an exhaustive list is impossible at this juncture, though I hope to make lists focused on different sales arenas in the future. Topically, it bears repeating that Palestine is a feminist issue – we as women and/or feminist advocates should remember this as we make choices about the kind of products we buy for our bodies.

The list is after the cut, please share widely! 

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Palestinian men and boys in Gaza describe the torture, humiliation, and dehumanization that they suffered during their time as captives of the Israeli occupation forces. “They forced us to make dogs’ sounds,” one man tells the camera. “If you refused to do so, they would beat you.” Another tells the reporter, “When they saw us falling asleep, they would come with a lighter and burn our backs with it.”

“Every hour was like years,” the same man says. “The torture was unbelievable.” Reports have emerged in recent days of mass roundups, torture, and execution of men and boys in Beit Hanoun and other parts of north Gaza. Detainees were identified by loved ones and others in the community who recognized them from the photos the occupation forces have been releasing.

As more footage and testimony are released, the depth of the horrors inflicted upon our people in Gaza are being brought to light. While we may never know the full extent of those horrors, what we already know is enough for any person of conscience to be able to identify as war crimes that are as depraved as they are systematic.

“My message for the world is to look at those detainees,” the final detainee tells viewers. “We are respected people. We are not animals.”

Video Aljazeera

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List of Journalists Killed During this Genocide. Say their names!

  1. Mohammed Abu Hwaidi (23/12/23)
  2. Rizq Arrouq (22/12/23)
  3. Muhammad Al-Saidi (22/12/23)
  4. Adel Zorob (19/12/23)
  5. Abdullah Alwan (18/12/23)
  6. Haneen Ali Al-Qashtan (17/12/23)
  7. Mashal Ayman Shahwan (16/12/23)
  8. Assem Kamal Musa (16/12/23)
  9. Rami Badir (15/12/23)
  10. Ali Ashour Abu Malek (15/12/23)
  11. Samer Abu Daqqa (15/12/23)
  12. Khamis Hussain (15/12/23)
  13. Ahmed Abu Abseh (13/12/23)
  14. Hanan Ayad (13/12/23)
  15. Narmeen Qawas (13/12/23)
  16. Abdel Kareem Oudeh (12/12/23)
  17. Mohammed Abu Samra (10/12/23)
  18. Doaa al-Jabour (9/12/23)
  19. Ola Atallah (9/12/23)
  20. Hossam Omar Ammar (8/12/23)
  21. Hamada Al-Yaziji (6/12/23)
  22. Abdul Hamid Al-Qarinawi (3/12/23)
  23. Mahmoud Salem (3/12/23)
  24. Shaima Al-Jazzar (3/13/23)
  25. Hassan Farajallah (3/12/23)
  26. Hudhayfah Lulu (3/12/23)
  27. Muhammad Farajallah (2/12/23)
  28. Abdullah Darwish (1/12/23)
  29. Muntaser Al-Sawwaf (1/12/23)
  30. Marwan Al-Sawwaf (1/12/23)
  31. Adham Hassouna (1/12/23)
  32. Nader Al-Nazli (25/11/23)
  33. Amal Zuhd (24/11/23)
  34. Mostafa Bakeer (24/11/23)
  35. Mohamed Mouyin Ayyash (23/11/23)
  36. Mohamed Nabil Al-Zaq (21/11/23)
  37. Assem Al-Barash (21/11/23)
  38. Jamal Haniyeh (21/11/34)
  39. Farah Omar (21/11/23)*
  40. Rabih Al Maamari (21/11/23)*
  41. Ayat Khadoura (20/11/23)
  42. Alaa Al-Nimr
  43. Bilal Jadallah (19/11/23)
  44. Abdelhalim Awad (18/11/23)
  45. Sari Mansour (18/11/23)
  46. Hassouneh Sleem (18/11/23)
  47. Mostafa El Sawaf (18/11/23)
  48. Amr Salah Abu Hayah (18/11/23)
  49. Mossab Ashour (18/11/23)
  50. Mahmoud Matar (15/11/23)
  51. Ahmed Fatima (13/11/23)
  52. Yaacoub Al-Barsh (13/11/23)
  53. Mousa Al-Barsh (12/11/23)
  54. Ahmed Al-Qara (10/11/23)
  55. Yahya Abu Manih (7/11/23)
  56. Mohamed Abu Hasira (7/11/23)
  57. Mohamed Al Jaja (5/11/23)
  58. Haitham Harara (3/11/23)
  59. Mohamad Al-Bayyari (2/11/23)
  60. Mohammed Abu Hatab (2/11/23)
  61. Majd Fadl Arandas (1/11/23)
  62. Iyad Matar (1/11/23)
  63. Imad Al-Wahidi (31/10/23)
  64. Majed Kashko (31/10/23)
  65. Nazmi Al-Nadim (30/10/23)
  66. Yasser Abu Namous (27/10/23)
  67. Duaa Sharaf (26/10/23)
  68. Zaher Alafghani (25/10/23)
  69. Jamal Al-Faq’awi (25/10/23)
  70. Saed Al-Halabi (25/10/23)
  71. Ahmed Abu Mahadi (25/10/23)
  72. Salma Mkhaimer (25/10/23)
  73. Hudhayfah Al-Najjar
  74. Mohamed Al Hassani
  75. Mohamed El-Shorbajei
  76. A’ed Ismail Al-Najjar (24/10/23)
  77. Iman Al-Aqili (24/10/23)
  78. Mohammed Imad Labad (23/10/23)
  79. Roshdi Al-Sarraj (22/10/23)
  80. Mahmoud Abu Zarifa (22/10/23)
  81. Hany Al-Madhoun (21/10/23)
  82. Mohammed Ali (20/10/23)
  83. Khalil Abu Aathra (19/10/23)
  84. Sameeh Al-Nady (18/10/23)
  85. Mohammad Balousha (17/10/23)
  86. Issam Behar (17/10/23)
  87. Abdulhadi Habib (16/10/23)
  88. Yousef Maher Dawas (14/10/23)
  89. Salam Mema (13/10/23)
  90. Ali Nisman (13/10/23)
  91. Husam Mubarak (13/10/23)
  92. Issam Abdallah (13/10/23)*
  93. Abdul Rahman Shihab (12/10/23)
  94. Anas Abu Shamala (12/10/23)
  95. Ahmed Shehab (12/10/23)
  96. Mustafa Al-Naqeeb (11/10/23)
  97. Rajab Al-Naqeeb (11/10/23)
  98. Mohamed Fayez Abu Matar (11/10/23)
  99. Saeed Al-Taweel (10/10/23)
  100. Mohammed Sobh Abu Rizq (10/10/23)
  101. Hisham Alnawajeha (10/10/23)
  102. As’ad Shamlakh (8/10/23)
  103. Mohammad Jarghoun (7/10/23)
  104. Ibrahim Mohammad Lafi (7/10/23)
  105. Mohammad Al-Salhi (7/10/23)
*lebanese journalist | could not find date of martyrdom

spent the whole day confirming all of these names and looking through multiple resources. the ones with dates are journalists who’s date of martyrdom and/or exact cause of death is stated by sources besides the government media office official list.

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