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️BREAKING: HAMAS STATEMENT On the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, we value and commend all positions and efforts supporting and endorsing the rights of our people and their just cause. We salute all popular activities and marches and call for their continuation and persistence through all possible means of pressure, in every city and global square, until the aggression on the Gaza Strip ceases.
•The adoption of this day by the United Nations General Assembly as a day of solidarity with our people serves as a reminder of the historical responsibility that falls on all UN institutions and the international community. They must work seriously and effectively to stop the aggression and exert all forms of pressure to end the ongoing genocide.
•We call on the masses of our Palestinian people across the West Bank, Jerusalem, and the occupied territories to escalate all forms of resistance and national struggle against the Zionist occupation.
We urge that the upcoming Friday, Saturday, and Sunday be designated as global days of solidarity and uprising. We call on all forces, parties, labor unions, professional associations, and student groups in the Arab, Islamic, and free world to mobilize through solidarity marches and massive events in all cities, capitals, and squares to demand an end to the Zionist aggression and the ongoing genocide in the Gaza Strip.
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“If you want to understand what it means to be a Palestinian, read this.”
I’ve lived a life full of loss and struggle. Since I was 16, I’ve been fighting for Palestine. I’ve been detained in Israeli prisons, lost my brother to cancer, and my cousin was killed by Israeli bullets during the Second Intifada. I grew up seeing friends killed near me and others forced out of our land. My father spent 10 years in prison, where he was brutally tortured, then expelled out of Palestine for another five years. Three of my uncles also spent many years behind bars, all for Palestine, and two of them were eventually expelled out of Palestine, while the third is fighting cancer right now. Their sacrifices taught me to never give up.
Losing my brother to cancer felt like fighting a battle we couldn’t win, just like living under occupation. Both attack without mercy, stripping us of life, stability, and hope. But just as we fought to keep my brother alive for as long as we could, we fight every day for our freedom. In both struggles, you learn resilience; you learn that even in loss, you don’t give up.
I worked hard to earn my BA and MA, even when the challenges felt impossible. Now, I’m trying to do my PhD on a topic the occupation fears so much that I’ve been warned I won’t sleep safely if I continue. But I won’t stop. I’ve been told many times, ‘You can’t do it.’ My people hear every day, ‘You’ll never be free.’
But death died. We did not die. We’re still here, still fighting, still dreaming.
I’ve seen pain and death. I’ve felt hopelessness. But I’ve never let it break me. And I never will. Because I believe - no, I know - that one day, my people will celebrate their freedom. The world will stand with us, and those who stayed silent during Gaza’s genocide will feel the shame of doing nothing.
That day is coming. I feel it in every step, every tear, every act of resistance. It’s near.
I’m ready for it. Are you? Stand with us. Join today’s International Day of Solidarity for Palestine. Together, we can stand for the freedom of Palestine.
#PalestineDay #GazaCeasefireNow
#SaveNorthGaza
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I’ve lived a life full of loss and struggle. Since I was 16, I’ve been fighting for Palestine. I’ve been detained in Israeli prisons, lost my brother to cancer, and my cousin was killed by Israeli bullets during the Second Intifada. I grew up seeing friends killed near me and others forced out of our land. My father spent 10 years in prison, where he was brutally tortured, then expelled out of Palestine for another five years. Three of my uncles also spent many years behind bars, all for Palestine, and two of them were eventually expelled out of Palestine, while the third is fighting cancer right now. Their sacrifices taught me to never give up.
Losing my brother to cancer felt like fighting a battle we couldn’t win, just like living under occupation. Both attack without mercy, stripping us of life, stability, and hope. But just as we fought to keep my brother alive for as long as we could, we fight every day for our freedom. In both struggles, you learn resilience; you learn that even in loss, you don’t give up.
I worked hard to earn my BA and MA, even when the challenges felt impossible. Now, I’m trying to do my PhD on a topic the occupation fears so much that I’ve been warned I won’t sleep safely if I continue. But I won’t stop. I’ve been told many times, ‘You can’t do it.’ My people hear every day, ‘You’ll never be free.’
But death died. We did not die. We’re still here, still fighting, still dreaming.
I’ve seen pain and death. I’ve felt hopelessness. But I’ve never let it break me. And I never will. Because I believe - no, I know - that one day, my people will celebrate their freedom. The world will stand with us, and those who stayed silent during Gaza’s genocide will feel the shame of doing nothing.
That day is coming. I feel it in every step, every tear, every act of resistance. It’s near.
I’m ready for it. Are you? Stand with us. Join today’s International Day of Solidarity for Palestine. Together, we can stand for the freedom of Palestine.
#PalestineDay #GazaCeasefireNow
#SaveNorthGaza
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️JUST IN:The electronic game “Knights of Al-Aqsa” is gaining global attention and is available for purchase on the popular platform Steam. The game simulates Hamxs’s attacks on October 7, featuring scenes of war and characters wearing green headbands storming Israeli military bases using drones, with the goal of killing and capturing as many soldiers as possible. It also depicts Israeli soldiers wearing diapers.
The game has been banned in Germany, the UK, and Austria, but it remains available in the United States and other countries, according to a report by Israel’s Channel 12.
Credit: @tamerqdh
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Zij zijn niet zoals wij.
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