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Acre is a historic walled port-city with continuous settlement from the Phoenician period.. Most Beautiful Acre.
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This US regime is in no position to lecture other countries about human rights or democracy!
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A Palestinian boy bids a final farewell to his sister, who died from her injuries after being shot by Israeli forces in Al-Mawasi, west of Khan Younis, in the Gaza Strip.
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“It is an honour to come out for the Palestinian people.”
A protester encourages others as he is being handcuffed during a central London pro-Palestine march
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Did you know that the Federal Reserve is a privately owned bank, while the Israeli government runs the Bank of Israel
A dual citizen with Israel is the chairman of the Federal Reserve
“When I favor the victory of one name over another, it signifies that I am weak, broken, and so fragmented that I acknowledge the presence of all these figures on my own soil—within my own homeland. It means I am complicit with the "other" in betraying a homeland—a homeland that has gone to great lengths to legitimize the "Oslo" accords, even though such an act ranks among the gravest of prohibitions. It means I lack faith in true liberation and salvation; it means I accept the status quo, devoid of any vision or coherent path forward. It means I betray God, His Messenger, and the faith itself when I seek the salvation of our Al-Aqsa Mosque through the prayer: "O God, strike the oppressors with other oppressors"—for both sides seek to destroy it and drive us out. In short, it comes down to this: "Either us, or us."
وأنا حين أفضّل فوز اسمٍ على آخر فمعنى ذلك أني ضعيفة ومتهالكة ومتشظيّة إلى الحد الذي أعترف به بوجودهم جميعًا على أرضي وفي وطني، معناه أني أشارك الآخر في خيانة الوطن الذي حاول جاهدًا بأن يجعل "أوسلو" حلالًا وهو من الكبائر المحرمات، معناه أني لا أملك الثقة في التحرير والخلاص، معناه أني أعترف بوجود الأمر الواقع ولا أملك رؤية أو نهج، معناه أني أخون الله ورسوله والدين حين أجد خلاص أقصانا في: "اللهم اضرب الظالمين بالظالمين" لأن كلاهما يريدان هدمه وطردنا منه؛ خلاصة الأمر "إمّا نحن أو نحن"
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Start calling it what it is. Jewish terrorism.
Replying to @muhammadshehad2
11\ Limor Son-Har Melech: calls an Israeli terrorist who burned alive a baby "saint", "holy" & "righteous"
She fundraised $120,000 to that terrorist
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JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇮🇱 US military is sending a Patriot air defense system to Israel to strengthen its defenses.
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This was village of Ein Yabrud, east of Ramallah. These attacks are occurring daily in the West Bank at a horrifying rate.
Journalists are being intimated and the incidents are becoming too many to report on each one.
These terrorists are armed by the ISRAELI government and enjoy the protection of the IOF.
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Dave Smith just unloaded on Kash Patel
“Now you guys are in charge of the Justice Department. How many indictments? Zero!”
The pedophile protector is inside the hen house.
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JUST IN: 🇧🇷🇺🇸 Brazilian Supreme Court justice orders investigation into alleged links between US Vice President JD Vance's donor network and Flávio Bolsonaro's presidential campaign.
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Anti-Israeli sentiment in the USA is permanent, and irreverisible.
This is what happens when that sentiment is the result of an unmasking.
Americans realize that 'Israel' controls their country. This upsets them much more than a genocide.
It can't be fixed. Ever.
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Azza Rashed, 43, is a mother of five children, four girls and one boy, aged between 3 and 15, including her youngest daughter, Weegza, who dreams of having a home of her own. Since the genocide began, the family has been displaced around eight times and lost their home. They are now renting a damaged apartment for $270 a month, relying on donations to cover the cost, as they receive little assistance from aid organizations. Living far from the camps, they have no access to community kitchens and must buy their own drinking water. Azza sends her four older children to public schools because UNRWA schools are too far away, with education and supplies costing around $100 a month. Her husband, who worked as a residential electrician before the genocide, has been unable to find work amid the widespread destruction in Gaza. He also suffers from high blood pressure and gastric problems, and his medication costs around $100 each month. Their youngest daughter often sleeps on the floor of their damaged home, and Azza hopes to give all her children a safer, more stable life where they can have enough food, proper clothing, and access to education. She dreams of taking them to a safe country where they can grow up in peace, and she is asking for support to help her family meet their basic needs and build a better future.
I’m a mother of five in Gaza. Our circumstances are extremely difficult, and my children need your help. Please support my children if you can. ❤️
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