Elsa Ber #FreeAllTigray

Yigerm!! #painful #shameful Respect #TDF Tigray????

Congratulations 🎊🍸🍾 both of you💕

@Mi05Yo Congratulations to you both #ሩሑስ_ጋማ ስንክሳር ሐወይ እንኳዕ ናብዛ ክብርቲ ..ማዓልቲ .. መርዓኹም አብፃሐኩም🙏 መርዓ አብራሀምን ሳራን ይግበረልኩም 🙏ፈረይትን ፀገይትን ይግበርኩም🙏ሐዳርኩም ይባረኽ❤️🙏💍👏🎊🥂🍾 @Tigray21Ginbot @welduytbarek

Thank you for the work you do to help our people. God bless you 🙏

The humanitarian situation for IDP& other civilians in #Tigray remains dire: -Starvation& severe food insecurity persist for millions -Basic needs, food, water, health care, shelter are unmet on a large scale -Deaths from hunger, malnutrition& lack of services continue @WFP @WHO

Thank you for your service. Ashu. TDF✊️❤️🧡 keep up the good work. Best interviews. youtu.be/QpqoMV4-M7Y?si…

#TigrayGenocide #Justice4TigraysWomenAndGirls #Justice4_Tigray @UN @UN_HRC @SecRubio @hrw washingtontimes.com/news/2025/nov/…

The U.S. Should not Ignore the Christians Genocide in Ethiopia By Robert Wilkie Former U.S. Veterans Affairs Secretary The world said “Never again” after Rwanda, yet we’re watching in silence as ancient Christianity is erased in Ethiopia. America risks its soul and security by doing nothing. In northern Ethiopia’s Tigray region, more than 1 million people have been slaughtered since 2020. Women and children are starved to death. Entire villages have been erased. Soldiers have told rape victims, “A Tigray womb should never give birth.” That statement alone should remove any doubt about what this is. It is not a civil conflict. It is genocide: a state-sponsored attempt to destroy a Christian people and their culture. Tigray is not a footnote in history. It is the cradle of African Christianity, the land of the Queen of Sheba, the Kingdom of Axum and the Ark of the Covenant. Its rock-hewn churches, older than many European cathedrals, are among the holiest sites in the world. Today, those sanctuaries lie in ruins, deliberately shelled by Ethiopian and Eritrean forces. Priests and worshippers have been executed, and ancient manuscripts and crosses, stolen from monasteries, have been surfacing on online marketplaces. If we lose Ethiopia, we lose one of Christianity’s oldest strongholds and a vital partner for the West in a region already teetering between tyranny and terrorism. This is not just a moral catastrophe; it is a strategic one as well. Ethiopia is situated on the Horn of Africa, a region that borders the Red Sea and the Bab al-Mandab Strait, through which 12% of global trade passes. Whoever controls this corridor controls the arteries of global commerce and energy. Today, that control is slipping off to a dangerous coalition of adversaries. China, Iran, Russia and other countries have armed and financed Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s regime, using drones and munitions to carry out the campaign against Tigray. Iran, through a formal defense pact signed earlier this year, now has an operational foothold in the Horn of Africa, within striking distance of global shipping lanes and Israel’s southern flank. China, meanwhile, continues its Belt and Road Initiative encirclement of East Africa, Koering ports and mineral routes critical to its military and economic dominance. His alignment of autocratic powers represents a new “Islamo-Marxist axis” that threatens regional stability and the broader interests of the United States and its allies. By refusing to acknowledge the true nature of the Tigray crisis, we embolden those who perceive Western hesitation as a sign of weakness.

@WashTimes @WashTimesOpEd "The United States should act immediately and decisively. First, it must formally recognize the #genocide in #Tigray"

Opinion | America should not ignore the Christian genocide in Ethiopia @WashTimesOpEd trib.al/9LQFfOB

#sudan From Tigray to Sudan, our hearts are connected. Your pain is our pain. Your struggle is our struggle. We stand with you — as brothers, as sisters, as one people who know what it means to suffer and to hope. @WHO @hrw #Tigray

The European Union and Norway called for renewed political dialogue between the signatories of the Pretoria agreement ahead of upcoming general elections in ... wegahtafacts.com/eu-member-stat…

“Famine in Tigray was not an outcome of war. It was the result of policies – a siege, economic blockade and obstruction of aid – designed to destroy civilian life.” theconversation.com/starvation-as-…

Starvation as a weapon of war: how Ethiopia created a famine in Tigray theconversation.com/starvation-as-…

Nov. 4th the day we will always remember, the day that changed our lives, the day that brings us together to mourn for our people. How can we forget? Let us go to the 70kare IDPs camp and Honor the innocent people who lost their lives. #TigrayGenocide

5 yrs since the #TigrayGenocide began: 100k + killed, millions starved, raped, displaced. Never forget. Demand justice. #TigrayGenocideRemembrance #JusticeForTigray #Justice4TigraysWomenAndGirls @UN_HRC @UN @hrw

8/15 We remember survivors every day, not only in headlines. Their healing is global responsibility. #Justice4TigraysWomenAndGirls @RedCross @ICRC 🔗 timrra.org

11/15 Healing requires more than words. Survivors need resources, trauma care, and livelihoods. #Justice4TigraysWomenAndGirls @WHO @UNFPA 🔗 timrra.org

12/15 No peace without justice. No justice without accountability. #Justice4TigraysWomenAndGirls @IntlCrimCourt @UN 🔗 timrra.org

13/15 Economic empowerment is key to dignity. @tmrra5533 programs uplift survivors through skills & income. #Justice4TigraysWomenAndGirls @ILOnews @WorldBank 🔗 timrra.org