https://www.youtube.com/shorts/UL9Bril7OLo Take a minute to watch this video of Sanaa Alsaidi walking with her son through the rubble that's Gaza. She tells the story of everyone there who is enduring the hell on earth that is Israel's slow-motion genocide. Look at the collapsed buildings and rubble and remember who did this. Also, remember those countries … Continue reading Sanaa’s Story
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Don’t Let Our Imperfections Do the Work That Propaganda Could Not
This is a brilliant essay by Hani Almadhoun, co-founder of Gaza Soup Kitchen (please donate if you have the means!) and vice president of philanthropy at UNRWA USA. (Please donate to one or both if you have the means. They are doing lifesaving work in Gaza.) You can follow Hani on Facebook (click on his … Continue reading Don’t Let Our Imperfections Do the Work That Propaganda Could Not
IDF (IOF) Murder of Sam Fahed Abu Haykal in the West Bank
That is why We ordained for the Children of Israel that whoever takes a life—unless as a punishment for murder or mischief in the land—it will be as if they killed all of humanity; and whoever saves a life, it will be as if they saved all of humanity. (Surah Al Ma’idah 5:32, Quran) Last Friday, … Continue reading IDF (IOF) Murder of Sam Fahed Abu Haykal in the West Bank
Planet Israel: A Cautionary Tale
I'm not sure why it's referred to as a war when it's clearly a textbook genocide. This is a LinkedIn post by Bystanders No More. Here are links to the trailer (1:35) and an interview (26 min) with the director Gillian Moseley. Drawing on psychology, history, and lived experience, Planet Israel explores how trauma, identity, … Continue reading Planet Israel: A Cautionary Tale
The Girl With the Water Jug
Photo by Gaza Soup Kitchen This is a LinkedIn post by Hani Almadhoun, Vice President of Philanthropy at UNRWA USA and co-founder of Gaza Soup Kitchen (GSK). Please consider making generous donations to both of these organizations doing life-saving work in Gaza. GSK constantly posts phots of children in Gaza. I try to "love" (emoji) … Continue reading The Girl With the Water Jug
Voices That Remain by Shams Mazen Rajab
Congratulations to Shams Mazen Rajab, a Palestinian writer and poet from Gaza, on the publication of her poetry collection, Voices That Remain. Please consider purchasing a copy. Written during war and displacement, the collection gives voice to memory, loss, resilience, and hope. These poems are not only verses, but a testimony to what remains when … Continue reading Voices That Remain by Shams Mazen Rajab
Part II: Don’t Feed the (Zionist) Trolls!
Screenshot I corrected AIPAC in this LinkedIn post: "two outspoken pro-genocide voices." Now have a look at KM's response. What can you say to someone who will tell you it's bone dry when it's raining, that the sky is black when the sun is shining, and that 2+2=5 if it serves Israel's interests. If you … Continue reading Part II: Don’t Feed the (Zionist) Trolls!
Stop the Genocide Through Peaceful Means/أوقفوا الإبادة الجماعية بالوسائل السلمية
Gemini created this image based on the title of this post. What's eliciting such widespread condemnation of Ben Gvir is that he publicly abused people from the countries that provide the military, financial and political support that Israel needs to survive. The government that Ben Gvir is an minister in already has killed well over … Continue reading Stop the Genocide Through Peaceful Means/أوقفوا الإبادة الجماعية بالوسائل السلمية
If You’re Still Conflating Anti-Zionism with Antisemitism, You are 50% of the Problem
I felt compelled to reprint this 16 March 2026 Substack post by Einat Temkin. You can also follow Einat on Facebook and/or Instagram. Below is an Arabic version for my Palestinian friends and colleagues, and other Arabic speakers. MAA Artwork by Ricardo Levins Morales I can state with conviction that there is zero antisemitism anywhere … Continue reading If You’re Still Conflating Anti-Zionism with Antisemitism, You are 50% of the Problem
A Tent! For How Much Longer?!
By Shams Mazen Rajab This is a question I ask myself every day as the Israeli-executed genocide in Gaza continues unabated. This article was originally published in Italian by Kritica. Kritica devotes about a third of its resources each month to the work of journalists and photographers on the ground in Gaza. The author, Shams … Continue reading A Tent! For How Much Longer?!
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