Message sur un réseau social de Francesca Albanese.
Mon discours complet au Forum AJ de la semaine dernière : l’ennemi commun de l’humanité est LE SYSTÈME qui a permis le génocide en Palestine, y compris le capital financier qui le finance, les algorithmes qui le dissimulent et les armes qui le rendent possible.
#Herzog has just arrived at Parly Hse. Albo frothing 🤮. There was so much ANGER at this morning's demo on the lawns of Parly, and rightly so... aimed more at Albo and Minns than anyone else. One of Matilda House's grand daughters gave the Welcome to Country, and stated that Herzog was NOT welcome, hear hear. We all chanted "War Criminals Not Welcome Here!". 🇵🇸✊️ #FreeGaza#AusPol
We didn't need Epstein's leaks to know the truth: this world is run by powerful networks that answer to no one. Some feed on the suffering of entire nations, then preach about morality and human rights. Epstein wasn't an exception he was just a glimpse into a system that protects itself, treating victims as nothing more than details to be buried with money, influence, silence, or fear.
The problem isn't only Epstein himself-it's the system that shielded him for years, the deal that watered down his crimes, and the web of influence that kept him untouchable. This is how power truly works: the law bends for the strong, while justice falls only on the powerless.
In Epstein's case, it was called "inappropriate behavior," in Palestine, it is called "collateral damage." Language here is not innocent; it is a tool of power, used to strip the victim of their humanity, absolve the perpetrator, and make killing digestible for the media
Children went to sleep and never woke up… their schoolbags and notebooks are all that remain to speak for them.
Today, 12 martyrs from two entire families were taken, most of them children, whose only “crime” was dreaming of life 💔
Toys, a schoolbag, books, and notebooks… children lost their lives while sleeping in their homes.
The occupation killed two families, a total of 12 people today.
My dearest friends,❤️
Do you remember when I used to tell you that I needed a tent for my family?Those words were never a complaint, but a call of hope in a time when everything seemed so tight.Today, I can say that this hope has found its way to me thanks to you. I was able to buy a tent for my family, and behind this tent are your hearts, your sincere support,and your humanity that never wavered for a moment. #Palestine#FreeGaza#FreePalestine#Genocide#StopGenocide#CeasefireNow#MutualAid
Let me show you a glimpse of what we’re living through right now.
Every time it rains, it’s the same struggle all over again…
We stand there for hours with the shovel, digging, making pathways for the water, trying to stop it before it reaches our tents.
It’s a scene that repeats every winter the same stance, the same cold, the same fear of the water flooding everything.
This is part of our daily reality… a hardship we face with our own hands, step by step, hole by hole.
The four of us sit around a simple meal. I know it's not enough, and it's not particularly healthy, but it's all I can afford for my three children. We divide the meal to satisfy our hunger. We don't ask for much, just enough to feed, warm, and educate them. Every contribution is a rescue of our lost normal life.
This week is going to be very difficult for families in #Gaza. With days of heavy rain ahead, now is the time that we come together to make sure they have what they need.
We can’t completely alleviate the suffering, but we can do our part to lessen it. Every dollar, every share counts and can help a family survive the harsh winter.
Hello everyone ☀️☀️☀️ This is your friend Khaled from Rafah, #Gaza Strip, #Palestine. How are you doing today? How was your day? I hope you’re well and the sun shines over your head, warms your heart and gives you a smile!
Today I’d like to talk to you about electricity in Gaza, and solar panels!
Did you know that Gaza used to have the highest density of rooftop solar panels in the world, before the current genocidal massacre? It’s truly a remarkable place.
Medien in Israel stehen unter massivem politischen Druck
Pressefreiheit - davon könne in Israel keine Rede mehr sein. Das berichten mehrere Journalisten, die in dem Land arbeiten. Eine Arbeit, begleitet von Hetzkampagnen, Hass bis hin zu Morddrohungen. Von Ivo Marusczyk.
Can you imagine that Gaza was self sufficient before the war?We used to grow and export fruits and vegetables.Gaza exported fruits to Europe in significant quantities,and our prices were the cheapest among all Arab countries.For example
a kilo of apples,which was the most expensive fruit for us cost only 3 shekels(less than a dollar
Today,however,prices are astronomical,higher than in any country in the world and everything has become almost impossible to afford because of the war and occupation
And we also had self sufficiency in dairy products, all made by the hands of Gazans, especially in the Shuja'iyya factories in Gaza. Honestly, before the war, we were living off the blessings of our own land.
Join me in supporting
@mosab’s future in graphic design. Give him a follow, interact with his posts, and feel free to send him a message - he would love to hear from you. And if you’re able, contribute to his campaign so he can buy a laptop to continue his passion and provide for his family with dignity. There is no amount, or type, of support too small.
Rewaa is so, so talented. She’s shown me her work, both in interior design engineering & in the small business she’d started before the siege two years ago. Her attention to detail is unmatched, and her creativity flows with ease to create beautiful bridal bouquets, arrangements and design blueprints. It’s been an honor to witness her dedication to her art & her family.
A smile can hide a thousand invisible wounds.
But like the soft glow of a sunset, we remain hopeful.
Hopeful for a peaceful tomorrow — a tomorrow that brings laughter, safety, and ease.
We are forever grateful for your compassion and advocacy for our freedom.
Today is
@rouh’s birthday 💝 and as we’ve all seen, the situation in Gaza has gotten exponentially worse.
Mai deserves our support every day, but let’s bring some extra light to her day by celebrating Mai’s birthday in any way you can, whether it’s through contributing to her campaign, boosting her posts or sending her warm birthday wishes 💗
Imagine your child has never tasted an egg or seen a banana…
And is terrified of every sound, because the sounds of war taught their little heart that safety is just an illusion.
The war may have ended, but our suffering has not.
It destroyed our home and left us with fear, hunger, and cold.
My two children wake up scared, hiding from the wind, shivering inside a torn tent.
I’m no longer asking for much — just some warmth to ease their pain, and a glimpse of hope to bring back their childhood.
Be that hope. Support us with whatever you can. https://gofund.me/8e33c20e
May God bless you. @SolenedeM@jonesmurphy
@chielk
@Martranslations
@futureisfoss
@Tooden
@sagilca Palestine #gaza#palstain
My little girl, Kinda, still smiles despite our difficulties. She needs healthy food, warm winter clothes, toys, and a school bag. You can bring joy to her life—please consider donating to help Kinda. Every contribution makes a difference. ❤️
Hello friends 🌔 How are you? How was your day? I hope you and your loved ones are well. I'm Khaled from Rafah, #Gaza, #Palestine ✌️
Two days ago, I went out for a walk and some fresh air. I sat on the beach and saw the occupation boats surrounding us from the sea, preventing fishermen from fishing. This has a direct effect on our lives, I’ll tell you how.
The occupation boats were everywhere, preventing anyone from approaching. The siege on the sea is very tight.
As I was leaving the beach, I saw someone selling fish and asked him the price. He told me it was 130 shekels per kilo (40 American dollars), which is very expensive. To give you an idea, the average income for a middle class family in #Gaza before October 2023 was 250 American dollars per month.
This morning, for my birthday, something very strange happened to me; I almost died.
In the morning I woke up, intending to make coffee and sit in the street. An Israeli quadcopter drone was firing. A bullet almost pierced my body. Thank God for everything.
Today, I'm going to talk about one very important thing you can do to support the people of #Palestine in general and of #Gaza in particular (besides attending solidarity rallies, or donating money, or sending Palestinians a kind word on social media…):