The Palestinian Ministry of Health released a report on Thursday, including the names of more than seven thousand Palestinians who were martyred in the Israeli bombing of the Gaza Strip.
Red color highlights 0-4 years old age group
Green color highlights age group 5-17
White color highlights the age group between 18 and 59 years old
Gray color highlights the age group over 60
These are not just names, but people killed in the midst of a brutal war. Remember their names.
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Anyways, if you want to do actual direct action to stop something like this happening. Whether again to the Palestinian people or to another group in the global south then you have to start joining local labour movements where they exist. Local socialist groups where they exist. You can not wait for the genocide to begin to start thinking about these things. Most people on this website I believe are under the age of 25, probably averaging around 23, so this really should be your awakening moment to get up and do something within the local community and connect with the radical movements of other local communities around you. If you create these networks now, build up the forces necessary to bring the economy to a screeching halt then this will not happen again. It will truly be never again.
But we can not wait for ethnic cleansing to start. We owe it to every victim of genocide from Namibians in 1910 to Palestinians today to stop another event like this and all others from happening.
What you can do for Palestinians right now at this moment in time is mass communication, protests, boycotts and withhold your vote from those who have enabled this when the time comes to vote and most importantly, keep the momentum going. Do not fall to despair. When a ceasefire is reached, do not falter, do not let this sink into the back of your mind. Keep putting pressure on corporations, on local politicians and representatives and use this momentum to do something about the system we're all suffering under to greater and lesser extents.
Yep, but I know how to catch bugs more than you
Muslims initially admired Western-style liberalism for having created, at least in Europe, a humane civilization. But this prestige began to crumble in the last quarter of the nineteenth century; liberalism was discredited by its apparent complicity with imperialism, and its failure to sympathize with liberal nationalistic elements in Muslim society. Liberalism in Europe resolutely failed to amount to liberalism in the colonies. It seemed too much a sort of racially segregated liberalism. Mohammed Abduh summed up a widespread sentiment when, after successive disappointments, he confessed in 1895 that, ‘We Egyptians believed once in English liberalism and English sympathy; but we believe no longer, for facts are stronger than words. Your liberalness we see plainly is only for yourselves, and your sympathy with us is that of the wolf for the lamb which he deigns to eat.’
Pankaj Mishra, From the Ruins of Empire
the ghoul kids rule

One time I was working as a waiter at a burger joint where the fries were tossed in salt and coriander and as I was bringing food over to the table for these two huge beefy guys one of them asks what the green stuff is so I go "it's coriander" and his friend goes very seriously "he can't have coriander" and I'm thinking shit ok maybe he's allergic and guy 1 starts pulling up his sleeve to show me something and I'm thinking shit shit shit he's probably breaking out in hives rn and it's my fault but he just shows me his arm and he has this huge cursive font tattoo that just says "I fucking hate coriander"
According to Palestinian journalist Hind Koudary and the RNN, it looks like internet connection in Gaza has been restored.

u know when a character u like has one million conflicting things abt them in canon/the most freestyle no thoughts just vibes timeline ever. just pick and chose that shit. who cares. build a blorbo
don't loose hope, there is love in life, there is community. people are coming together to protest all over the world, people are finding solidarity with each other even among the horror, people want to help. over the course of hours i saw hundreds come together from all over the world online to buy e-sim cards for the gaza reporters (they've succeeded in getting internet access to key online press reporters and are working to connect more), i've seen stories of people coming together in their grief and joy. despite the darkness there really is love. and i do believe that it is fundamental to the human condition.
Palestinians prepare food for the displaced families in the south of Gaza Strip. 10-28-2023
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