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🔗 Gsumud.link/live You are invited to join us for the launch of the largest flotilla the world has seen as it sets sail for Gaza to break the blockade. The flotilla is the result of the work of thousands of activists who have come together from around the world to make it happen. Resist with us. Refuse with us. Rise with us. Join us April 11-12, 2026 in Barcelona. If you can’t be here, show your support by watching our live broadcast online.

If we don't invest in independent media now, we risk losing access to truth-telling journalism altogether. Carl Deal and Tia Lessin's new film, STEAL THIS STORY, PLEASE! opens tomorrow (Friday 4/24) in: Oakland, CA Palm Springs, CA San Diego, CA Santa Monica, CA Iowa City, IA Louisville, KY Hudson, NY Portland, OR Salem, OR Bellingham, WA In addition to: New York, NY Pleasantville, NY Glendale, CA Berkeley, CA San Francisco, CA San Rafael, CA Santa Barbara, CA Sebastopol, CA Montclair, NJ Sacramento, CA Rhinebeck, NY Seattle, WA Go see it this weekend. StealThisStory.org @stealthisstory

Este jueves es el Día del Idioma Español — Thursday is Spanish Language Day. With nearly 600 million speakers worldwide, Spanish is one of the UN’s six official languages. Follow @ONU_es for updates in Spanish and find our more here: un.org/es/observances…

Join our fight to end US sanctions against .@FranceskAlbs the ICC and 🇵🇸 HR NGOs! They are trying to stop a genocide - the US is trying to stop them. Join us Sign the petition at courageinternational.org/sign and demand that the EU activate the Blocking Statute to rebank Fancesca!

Amal Kaawash ❁ Ya Tal'een | سعيد سلباق ونور درويش - يا طالعين ❁ “Ya Tal’een” is more than a traditional song, it is a quiet act of resistance carried through melody. Originating from the Galilee, it is believed that Palestinian women sang it during visits to their imprisoned relatives in Israeli occupation prisons. Beneath its simple, almost playful rhythm, the song held hidden meanings. The women would insert the letter “L” into certain words, subtly distorting the language to make it sound confusing or nonsensical to prison wardens who understood Arabic. But for those meant to receive it, the message was clear. Within this coded singing lived words of reassurance, fragments of news, and sometimes even whispers of hope, that freedom might be near, that they were not forgotten. In this way, “Ya Tal’een” became more than a song; it became a bridge between walls, a form of communication that no prison could fully silence, and a testament to the ingenuity and resilience of Palestinian women. ❀ #FreePalestine ❀ •❁🇵🇸🗝️🍉❁•

#EuropeanUnion: UN experts call for immediate suspension of trade agreement with #Israel – a ‘minimum requirement’ under intl. law. “The EU can’t claim to uphold human rights while sustaining preferential trade with State whose conduct amounts to genocide” ohchr.org/en/press-relea…