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you can't do more than two searches in worldcat without having to "sign in" whatever that is. i will never forgive whoever destroyed worldcat (the Ex Libris Group)
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I profiled Shabjdeed for @Dazed MENA. we talked about the Saint Levant diss track, hip hop in the region and the role of the Palestinian artist amongst other things
dazed.me/music/shabjdeed-the…
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hate to say it, so have avoided saying it here, but it’s becoming harder to ignore that the willingness to recognize genocide is proportional to how successful the genocide is. they want the functional equivalent of land acknowledgements they do not want to confront génocidaires
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New ACLU and Amnesty International USA Report Uncovers Widespread Suppression of Pro-Palestine Speech Across College Campuses aclu.org/press-releases/new-…
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Hard to overstate how bad this is and how bad it is that the Democratic Party is virtually silent about it.
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“No society should accept that children grow up surrounded by rubble, waste, and vermin. No humanitarian response should consider such conditions anything approaching normal.”
thenation.com/article/world/…
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Drop Site@DropSiteNewsAug 24
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🔸 Palestinian boy destroys his kites, fearing they’ll bring Israeli bombs
Muhammad Ahmad al-Mufti, a boy in Gaza whose father was earlier killed by Israeli forces while seeking aid, tore apart the paper kites he had made himself, after hearing Israeli Defense Minister Katz might strike over the kites, Gaza Relief Committee’s Eyad Amawi told Drop Site.
Furious and in tears, he mocked the Israeli leaders he blamed as he destroyed them. “So that Netanyahu is satisfied,” he said. “So that Katz is satisfied. So that Trump is satisfied.”
Minister Katz threatened a “forceful” response to Palestinian kites landing in areas across the border, and said Israel would treat them the same as drones.
“They want to deprive us of the thing we love,” al-Mufti said, breaking down. “I swear my heart is breaking.”
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Sliman Mansour dedicated his life to art in Palestine. thenationalnews.com/arts-cul… his birthday post capturing his life in photos is worth viewing instagram.com/p/DbTHJlxDevX/… his account also has many of his stunning oil paintings these are a couple of my favorites - farewell
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Mahmoud al-Arda — the freed Palestinian prisoner who masterminded the 2021 Gilboa Prison breakout by digging a tunnel with a spoon, now exiled in Egypt — is watching The Shawshank Redemption for the first time. 😸🤍
I wholeheartedly admire Mahmoud Al-Arda btw! 😻❤️
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New article with Maya Wind on the genealogy of Israel Studies, which continues to amass considerable support and resources across North American campuses and beyond (backed, as ever, by the governments of Israel and the USA).
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Is your campus in the database? Use our new searchable timeline to track academic freedom cases in higher education.
afi.mesana.org/timeline/
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There’s a huge misunderstanding going around this site about what the AAUP is up to. The decision to endorse El Sayed isn’t a momentary caprice driven by a burst of partisan enthusiasm. It’s the playing out of a strategy that candidates for leadership presented to members in 2024
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Amazing essay: “to truly hear Palestine is to hear a total indictment of Israel, but also of the global order that sustains it.” equator.org/articles/moral-s…





































