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28/05/2024

When the news of 40 beheaded babies broke on October 7th, the world understandably went into an uproar. However, it has since been proven that no evidence was ever produced, and the story was debunked as fake news. Last night, while we were sleeping, their army bombed an area they had declared a “SAFE ZONE”, killing 60 Palestinians, mostly women and children, as they slept in their tents. The Rafah tents, meant to protect those fleeing the bombings, were burned. Real footage showed babies beheaded and children burnt beyond recognition, all in front of the entire world. These are scenes that will haunt us for a long time.

Yet, where is the media outrage? Why hasn’t the world reacted this time? It has become painfully clear now. We’ve always suspected it, but now the world can see through the lies and propaganda. Justice will come, In Shah Allah. Maybe not now, but by the will of Allah, it definitely will.

artwork by Kamran Akhter with the assistance of ai

20/05/2024

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15/05/2024

𝗧𝗼𝗱𝗮𝘆 𝗺𝗮𝗿𝗸𝘀 𝟳𝟲 𝘆𝗲𝗮𝗿𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝗡𝗮𝗸𝗯𝗮.
On May 15, 1948, a Jewish-majority state was established at the expense of the forced expulsion of about 750,000 Palestinians. Today, Israel controls over 85% of historic Palestine, with over three million Palestinians facing home demolitions, arbitrary arrests, and severe movement restrictions. Gaza remains under siege, and within Israel, Palestinians face discriminatory laws. Since 1948, over one million Palestinians have been arrested, and 100,000 homes demolished. 7.98 million Palestinian refugees and internally displaced persons still cannot return home.

Today marks 76 years of Nakba. On May 15, 1948, a Jewish-majority state was established at the expense of the forced expulsion of about 750,000 Palestinians....

07/11/2023

Praying for their safety 🤲
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25/10/2023

Going Solo is the autobiographical sequel of Boy, which is written by the world-famous author Roald Dahl. The book starts with Dahl's voyage to Africa in 1938 and shares his adventures in the Middle East during the second world war. In the chapter P@lestine and Syria, Roald Dahl shares his conversation with a Jewish refugees in P@lestine. Swipe to read an excerpt from the chapter.

23/10/2023

Swipe >> Some powerful cartoons that accurately describe the ongoing gen0c!de in Gaz@ by Isr@el

19/10/2023

Ongoing violence continues to take a horrendous toll on the lives of children and their families in Palestine. Support the innocent victims. Swipe to see a curated list of verified donation links. Every little bit helps, and together, we can make a difference. LINK IN BIO 🌍❤️

16/10/2023

Unleash Your Full Potential: Learn the Tips and Tricks to Avoid $hadowb@ns! 🔍

15/10/2023

“We know too well that our freedom is incomplete without the freedom of P@lest!nians.” - Nelson Mandela

Swipe to read some words from justice and liberation fighters on the P@lestin!an liberation movement and its integral role in our collective freedom. P@lest!ne is not isolated, our systems of oppression are connected, so we must be united in dismantling them.

We are not free until we are all free.

14/10/2023

“We are many,” they whisper. We clasp hands and protect one another. 🇵🇸✊🏽

First, a small sampling of historic stamps expressing solidarity with Palestine. City protests (of so many) featured in order: London, Sanaa, Barcelona, Baghdad, Amman.

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14/10/2023

Zionist Logic by Malcolm X featured in The Egyptian Gazette, Sept. 17, 1964.

Malcolm’s experience meeting the founders of the PLO and his meetings with Palestinians in Gaza led him to publish, in the Egyptian Gazette (which was edited by Shirley Graham Du Bois’s son, David), his essay “Zionist Logic” (Egyptian Gazette, September 17, 1964). Following his interactions with the newly formed PLO and his admiration of Nasserism, Malcolm became critical of the Zionist movement and especially of its relationship to new independent African nations. Malcolm believed that Israeli investment in African States was merely another form of European colonialism. But more important, Malcolm criticized the Zionist movement for its colonization of Arab Palestine.