Fatou

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Not UK trying to sneak back to the EU, lmao

Who needs sanctions when you can have deep concerns?

When my brother was released from prison, he was no longer the same it was not just a release, but as if he carried with him the pain of everyone who remained there. He told us about the spread of severe skin diseases among the prisoners, caused by long months without bathing, without changing clothes, in the absence of water and any means of hygiene or sterilization. He said the suffocating smells filled the cells, and their bodies ached from constant neglect. He told us about the extreme overcrowding in the cells, where dozens were crammed into a space too small for them, with no room to sit or sleep, taking turns lying down, spending long hours standing. No air, no sunlight, only closed walls and a suffocating confinement that crushed the spirit before the body. He spoke about interrogations… about the harsh, repeated torture, the beatings, humiliation, and psychological pressure, just because he was from Gaza. He told us about starvation, about meals that were not enough even for a child, and a constant feeling of dizziness and exhaustion. He told us about the biting cold, about long nights without blankets, shivering until morning, and wet clothes that never dried. About sickness… about unbearable pain, untreated wounds, and medicine denied to them, as if they were left to suffer in silence. But what was worse than all of this… was the psychological destruction. He told us they were deprived of sleep for days, the lights kept on day and night, and shouting in their faces continuously. Sometimes they were forced to sleep while their hands were bound, in painful positions, unable to move or rest. He said they were subjected to humiliating searches repeatedly, stripped of privacy and dignity. He told us about isolation, total disconnection from the world, no letters, no visits, no knowledge of their fate or their families… only emptiness, fear, and waiting. He told us about moments when some completely broke under the pressure, silent crying in the dark, losing hope, people who changed completely and were no longer the same. Some became mentally ill, some lost the ability to speak, and some lived in total silence. He told us things things the mind cannot comprehend, and the heart cannot bear. We listened, caught between shock and helplessness, as if hearing about another world but it was real. The condition of prisoners in the jails is tragically beyond description. All of this happens, is reported, and yet nothing changes.

No one is talking about the fact that Israel has, up to this moment, seized and taken more than 58% of Gaza’s land, including our homes and our lands that were once our source of life and safety. More than 1.5 million people are now living in less than 40% of Gaza’s original area, confined to worn-out tents along the seashore, with no basic necessities for life. No agriculture, no industry, no fishing, no livestock, no goods, and not even the ability to travel or escape this harsh reality. We are not only losing land we are losing everything with it our lives, our stability, and our future. Speak about the settlement expansion, speak about this ongoing suffocation, speak about the death we are living through every day.

This framing uses procedural language to sanitize the story and make it sound legitimate. There is nothing legal about an occupying power using the death penalty *exclusively* for the people it occupies. This is just another way for Israel to kill Palestinians.

BREAKING: Israel's Knesset has passed a law to execute Palestinian detainees. Death by hanging. Mandatory sentencing. No pardon. 90 days to carry out. It applies through military courts with a 96% conviction rate. It does not apply to Israelis.

Palestinian baby released from Israeli detention with ‘burns’ on legs channel4.com/news/palestini…

Gaza toddler released from Israeli custody with suspected torture wounds trib.al/g1SOaOz

Israel isn’t introducing the death penalty into its penal system; it is bringing a bill to allow for the execution of Palestinians detainees and only Palestinians. The issue here isn’t about the morality of capital punishment (as this statement misleading implies) it’s about an apartheid system so oppressive that it now seeks to dictate who lives and dies.

21-month-old Jawad Abu Nassar was detained alongside his father by Israeli forces in central Gaza — and returned to his family ten hours later, alone. Doctors found wounds on his legs consistent with cigarette burns and signs of torture. The Israeli military denies abusing the child, and says his father — who remains missing — was a Hamas member who used him as a human shield. It has not publicly provided evidence to support that claim. Watch the full report from @sparkomat ⬇️. Warning: contains some distressing images. youtube.com/watch?v=kbc7RI…

In reality, the headline should read: “Israel tortured and starved Palestinian child, Walid Ahmad, whom it held hostage under administrative detention, without charge, in its prison.”

Palestinian teenager was starved in prison before death, judge rules trib.al/N4tslMV

Oxfam warns Israel is ‘deploying the Gaza genocide playbook’ in Lebanon and says its analysis ‘shows Israeli forces are also destroying water and sanitation infrastructure – including strikes near sites that were being rehabilitated after having been destroyed or damaged in the last war’

Sudan is now the largest child displacement crisis in the world, yet it remains one of the most overlooked. 5 million children have been forced from their homes. 17 million children require humanitarian assistance. Nearly half of Sudan’s children have lost between 15 and 18 months of schooling. These numbers are almost impossible to grasp. But in Sudan at the beginning of this month, our CEO, Moazzam Malik, met the children behind the statistics. He has written a moving opinion piece for the the independent talking about his experiences. Swipe to gain his insight. #keepeyesonsudan via @savechildrenuk

Around 25% of Lebanon’s population has been expelled from their homes by Israel in the last three weeks.

Israeli settlers set fire to homes and cars in Palestinian villages in the West Bank Palestinian news agency WAFA reported attacks on at least six villages as the Israeli military said it responded to its civilians carrying out 'arson'.

Today marks day 450 since lsraeI abducted Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya.

At least 670 killed by Israeli strikes in Gaza since October ceasefire channel4.com/news/at-least-…

Israelis have quietly gone back to starving Gaza.