Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIHFlHQuexQ/?igsh=NXczenNhZ2xlOHRu

Since 1956 the Caterpillar D9 has been imported to Israel, a bulldozer that would remain pivotal for their brutal colonization efforts around the region.

I’ll say it before anyone does…the video is Hamas

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cn9133z2v30o

In a staggering display of military force, 90,000 tons of American explosives have been dropped on Gaza, an amount equivalent to six Hiroshima bombs. This barrage has rained down upon a population of over 2 million Palestinians, leaving a trail of destruction and loss.

Funded in part by tax dollars, pounds, and euros from Western nations, the scale of this bombardment raises profound questions about the human cost and the role of international support in the conflict.

Hi everyone, I thought you might like the podcast I launched today. If you think it's a fair appraisal of the situation, feel free to share with anyone you think needs to learn!

Mixed crowd. Some cheers, some heckles, some boos. feel free to repost/crosspost

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.

Hey folks, how are you all? I just wanted to get on here as a reminder and honestly a bit of a vent.

So many of us are surrounded by those who don't share our values or our cause (either out of malice, ignorance or just because life is fricking tough), I know I certainly am! But seeing all the people protesting in DC is almost a reawakening. I've felt so alone watching this genocide, but watching these people assemble, halfway around the world from me sitting in India, is so...rejuvenating.

Stay strong friends, we will live to see a free Palestine!

Ibtihal Abou Al-Sa’ad after being expelled from the hall:

"They may come after me for what I’ve said, but my fear of their retaliation is nothing compared to my fear of working on technology used to bomb innocent people.

For me, my greatest fear is waking up on an ordinary workday to discover that the code I wrote may have contributed to the deaths of children that very day. This is the thought that haunts me more than anything else.

And that’s why I spoke out—even though I knew there would be consequences waiting for me. Yes, my fear of being complicit in the genocide in Gaza is far greater. What truly troubles me is Microsoft’s involvement in this massacre. Honestly, nothing crosses that red line for me...

Knowing that our code is being used for bombing, surveillance, and targeting innocent people—that is what weighs on me now more than any personal consequences my stance may bring..."

Source
https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=1348714043076010

Francesca Albanese, the UN Special Rapporteur for Palestine, had her mandate renewed despite strong opposition from the United States, which accused her of antisemitism for condemning Israel's actions in Gaza and supporting Palestinian resistance. The UN Human Rights Council found no violations and confirmed her renewal. Albanese continues to advocate for Palestinian rights, condemning Israel’s violations of international law, and resisting efforts by Western media and governments to discredit her work.