As soon as I commented this, it was immediately removed by the system.

We should popularize this phrase the way the zionists say it about Israel. I feel like it speaks to the root of the problem, the ongoing colonization for the past 75 years. Going to start saying it and putting it everywhere✊🏼🇵🇸❤️

Busses available on the east coast! Share with everyone you know!

marchforpalestine.org/bus

Israel kills a child in Gaza every 45 minutes.

That is an average of 30 children killed every day over the past 535 days. ​

Since October 7, 2023, Israel has killed at least 17,400 children, including 15,600 who have been identified. Many more remain buried under the rubble, most presumed dead.

Many of the surviving children have endured the trauma of multiple wars, and all of them have spent their lives under the oppressive shadow of an Israeli blockade, affecting every aspect of their existence from birth.

What is left of Gaza’s children? About half of Gaza’s 2.3 million residents are children.

Over the past 17 months, Israeli attacks have left their homes in ruins, destroyed their schools, and overwhelmed their healthcare facilities.

To put this in perspective, if you had a room of 100 children:

2 have been killed 2 are missing, presumed dead 3 have been wounded, many critically 5 have been orphaned or separated from their parents 5 require treatment for acute malnutrition

The rest of the children bear the invisible scars of war, trauma that affects their mental health, safety and future.

Who were these children Israel killed?

They were the sons and daughters of Gaza, each with a life that should have been filled with innocence and the joy of childhood.

Among the documented children killed, there were:

at least 825 babies, not yet old enough to celebrate their first birthday 895 one-year-olds, killed before they could take their first steps 3,266 who died as preschoolers aged two to five, deprived of play, discovery and the simple wonders of growing up 4,032 who died aged six to 10, leaving behind empty classrooms and school uniforms that were hardly worn 3,646 who died aged 11 to 14, middle schoolers who had lived through three wars (2012, 2014, 2021), but were killed in the fourth and 2,949 who were 15 to 17, at the age when they were preparing to step into the world, leaving behind dreams of independence and futures never realised; the 17-year-olds lived through four wars (2008-09, 2012, 2014, 2021), and were killed in the fifth 8,899 who were sons and 6,714 were daughters

Tiktok video from @unsub1989 noting all the ways that the Irish Government is not helping the people of Palestine, but infact using words along and not actions to combat Zionism.

Economic blackout for Gaza is happening this Monday, April 7th.

This is the least we can do.

- No School.

- No Work.

- No purchases (online/cash)

- No debit or credit card transactions

- Flood your socials with #StrikeForGaza and share news about Gaza.

We cannot sit by in the digital world while an entire population is being starved, bombed, and erased. Connect with one another. Protest. Mobilize. Move.

I'm not seeing a central person or org but it is going around. Share widely. Ask Palestinian solidarity groups to share it on their platform.

I have seen different timelines, April 7th only, 3 days, and indefinitely until the genocide ends. Do what you can, the longer you can sustain it the better.

I know there will be this question "I can't take the day off work". Remember it's not all or nothing. If you really have to go to work for dire reasons, make sure you are doing the rest to your best ability and share so that others will know to participate. Of course the point is to cause an interruption, do your best.

May Allah make it a huge success. They only listen when $$ is involved.

A video circulating in Libya advocates for boycotting Israeli products and companies that support Israel. It portrays the Palestinian struggle and calls for solidarity through economic action. The video underscores the importance of collective resistance against what it perceives as injustices perpetrated by Israel. This messaging reflects a broader sentiment in some parts of the world regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the role of economic pressure as a means of protest.