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Historic day for intl justice & the #decolonisation of Palestine. The supreme judicial organ of the UN has confirmed what the Palestinians, some liberated Israelis, serious legal sholarship & the human rights community worldwide have steadily denounced: Israel's 57yo occupation is UNLAWFUL, nothing concerning it should be considered as legal by member states & UN agencies alike and Israel must dismantle it at once, together with its illegal settlement enterprise, the apartheid that has sustained it and also offer reparations to the Palestinians. And now, let's apply intl law, starting with stopping the #genocide the unlawful occupier is committing, imposing sanctions on it & ensuring immediate #protection of the Palestinians under its rule.

She's been offline since reporting on witnessing on her own brother being shot by IDF forces right in front of her.

An entire Economist article on famine in Gaza doesn’t say the word “Israel” once. Not even when describing damage to farmland and water facilities or severely restricted aid deliveries. Saying *who* is destroying the farmland and restricting aid seems like basic info to include.

A brief history of how mainstream media in the US has erased Palestinians, a 🧵.

BREAKING: Israel's Netanyahu government appears to be carrying out targeted assassinations of intellectuals in Gaza to wipe out a new generation of moderate Palestinian leadership. Artists, poets, doctors, lawyers, and academics are among the victims. From @declassifiedUK.⤵️

I was asked today by a journalist if we received a response from the white house to the letter we sent from the churches in Bethlehem asking for a ceasefire. I answered that the response was the veto vote in the UN. They celebrate Christmas in their land, and wage war in our land

“If I must die / let it bring hope / let it be a tale” — Refaat Alareer Palestinian poet Refaat Alareer was killed alongside several family members by an Israeli air strike in Gaza. I don't have words for this loss.

happy stylish but illegal monkey day to all those who celebrate

RT @BreeNewsome: Please listen

Israel killed Prof. Refaat al-Areer, one of Gaza's most prominent writers, poets & activists who spent his life trying to get Gaza's voice to the outside world. He was killed in a targeted airstrike on his sister's home that also killed his brother, sister & her 4 kids...

Here's what Refaat wanted. Let's do it.

He's gone. They killed him. Refaat Alareer @itranslate123, father, husband, co-editor of Gaza Unsilenced (2015) editor of (and a contributor to) Gaza Writes Back (2014), contributor to Electronic @intifada.

Reuters, not the Onion.

Sometimes I hesitate to share all the updates I receive about the violations and crimes happening all over Palestine. I don’t think people can fully fathom the scale of the crimes and the diversity of the killings. From bombs to bullets to arson to suicide drones. Stop asking for more proof, start asking what your contribution is to helping stop this. Talk about Palestine until your tongue gets tired and then write about it. Demand arms embargo and humanitarian aid entry IMMEDIATELY. Start gathering whatever support and demand telecommunications rebuilding, electricity generating technologies to be sent to Gaz- Send the doctors and volunteers. Begin rallying for the revival of Gaz- Refuse to be coerced into justifying Israeli crimes. Persist. Persist again. Neither God nor politics can justify this genocide, only the collective stupor of supremacy that Israel is built with.

The latest posts from Motaz, Bisan, Ismail Jood and more Palestinian journalists are heartbreaking. They have lost any hope of surviving. They have done everything they could just to share what's happening with us while trying to survive a genocide. I have no words.

Babies let to die in hospitals. One does not need to be a parent to find this excruciating, absolutely unbearable. The human rights lawyer in me wants to believe there will be justice one day.