I miss you more and more each day 💕

This is so powerful. WOW 😳.

Professor Roy Casagranda explains in simple terms why Israel has no interest in peace

1978 OSCARS, WHEN VANESSA REDGRAVE SPOKE OUT AGAINST ZI0NISM She was booed but she stood firm.

Who invented Terrorism? Bombs in Cafes - First used by Zionists in Palestine on March 17th, 1937 in Jaffa. Bombs on Buses - First used by Zionists in Palestine Aug. 20th-Sep. 26, 1937. Bombs in Market Places: first used by Zionists on July 6th, 1938 in Haifa. Bombing of Hotels: First used by Zionists on July 22nd, 1946 in Jerusalem. Bombing of Foreign Embassies: First used by Zionists on October 1st, 1946 in Rome (against the British). Mining of Ambulances - First used by Zionists on October 31st, 1946 in Petah Tikvah. Letter Bombs: First used by Zionists in June 1947 against British targets in UK.

“Why did the Palestinians initiate this on Oct 7?” Max Blumenthal (Jew): “They didn’t. This war has been going on for 75 years. Israel initiated it in 1948 by ethnically cleansing 750,000 people.”

.@Magnumglobal owns Ben & Jerry’s, but Mr. Orange calls the shots. Speak on racism? “No.” Support student protesters? “No.” Free speech? “Only when I talk.” So we’re making a flavor that contains a special ingredient - bitter orange Name this new flavor what goes in it 🍊👇 #FreeBenAndJerrys

we don’t own the earth don’t own the earth we killing each other over some lines in the dirt we bleed the same blood feel the same hurt Palestinian life does it have the same worth?

RT @macklemore: fucked up.

Can you imagine that!!!!

Same pain

Ms Rachel calling out the cruelty the world keeps ignoring.

.@MagnumIceCream silenced Ben & Jerry’s for trying to make a flavor to support peace in Palestine. So guess what? I'm making it with your help! Here’s the flavor, created by Flavor Winner Laura Davis. There's still time to submit your package designs! #FreeBenAndJerrys

No other words other than heartbreaking 💔

Growing up in Germany, the Netherlands, and the American Midwest, I was extremely pro-Jewish and extremely pro-Israel. I believed every bit of the narrative we were fed. I even had a Palestinian guy in my class, and whenever he talked about his situation, I’d get angry. I called him an anti-Semite more than once. Looking back, I feel ashamed of how deeply I had internalized that mindset. I genuinely thought Judaism was the best religion in the world. I even considered converting at one point to support these “poor, prosecuted people”. That’s how far gone I was. And all of that happened without me even knowing any Jews in real life. I had met maybe one or two in my life until a few years ago. That started to change during my PhD. We had a research partnership with a Hebrew university. The academics we worked with were hardcore Zionists. They talked about Palestinians like animals. Justified the killings. Brushed off the land theft. That’s when the mask began to fall. I started digging. I learned about the Balfour Declaration, how American Zionists played a role in destabilizing my own country of birth. I learned about the Nakba. How settlers destroyed water wells and entire orchards. How people who had lived there for centuries were treated like subhumans. I saw the ugly truth no one ever talks about. Even up to October 7th, I still thought: there are good Jews and bad Jews, just like in any group. But since then, what I’ve witnessed is beyond shocking. Almost every Jewish voice I’ve come across, online, in media, in real life, has been defending genocide. Demonizing anyone who dares speak up for Palestinians. Calling people Nazis, animals, anti-Semites, just for standing on the side of humanity. That kind of moral blackmail used to work on me. Being called an anti-Semite as a German? That was the worst thing you could say. But not anymore. Not after seeing who’s really fueling the hate. Not after hearing the things that are being said… things that sound like they came straight from hell. What changed me was not hate, it was clarity. I realized Zionism is not about survival but dominance, and it has nothing in common with Christian values, either. And honestly, what still puzzles me, what I genuinely don’t understand, is why they behave the way they do. They say they want peace. They say they’ve been hated throughout history, kicked out of country after country, persecuted without reason. But then you look at how they act,right now. They smear anyone who dares to criticize Israel. They slander. They don’t try to make allies, they issue threats. They demand people be canceled. They justify war crimes. They talk about exterminating others. If they really want to be liked, if they want to live in peace, if they want people to stop criticizing them, then why do they act like this? Why don’t they try kindness, truth, humility? Why not show some decency, some humanity, especially now that the entire world is watching? It makes no sense, unless domination is the goal. Not peace. Not coexistence. Because when I listen to people like Mark Levin or Ben Shapiro or that Randy Fine dude, what I hear isn’t just propaganda, but pure venom. It’s a kind of moral filth that feels like it crawled out of hell. The arrogance. The dehumanization. The glee in war and death. You can’t act like this and expect the world like you. You can’t demand sympathy while trying to silence those who demand the truth. You can’t play eternal victim while behaving like a tyrant. Eventually, people wake up. Just like I did. I used to believe everything they told me. Now I see it clearly. Thank you! 🙏🏼

None of us is free until we are all free. #freeSudan #freeCongo #freeUyghur #freePalestine

Please pray for the people of Sudan 🇸🇩 Enough is enough.

RT @missfalsteenia:

RT @msrachelforlitt: Keep #Sudan in your prayers honestly this is heartbreaking 💔 please raise awareness on the situation. t.co/T6u…