Natalie Larrison

Israel is wiping out critical bridge after critical bridge in South Lebanon. Civilians can’t flee. Ambulances can’t reach the wounded. Entire communities are cut off from food, medicine, and essential supplies. This is intentional. This is a crime against humanity.

“My report shows that torture extends far beyond prison walls, in what can only be described as a torturous environment imposed by Israel across the entire occupied Palestinian territory,” @FranceskAlbs told the @UN Human Rights Council in Geneva. #HRC61➜ohchr.org/en/documents/c…

Israel is dropping white phosphorus on the town of Khiam in South Lebanon. On homes. On civilian areas. Burning villages. Burning agricultural land. This is a war crime. And still — not a peep from the international community.

What is happening across the West Bank is not a mistake; it is a policy of terror and ethnic cleansing, encouraged by the government and under the auspices of the army.

Today, March 18, 2011, Syrian Revolution was launched from Daraa against brutal Assad regime, city broke the barrier of fear and became a symbol of freedom and dignity. After 15 years, we commemorate the launch of the revolution that triumphed. May God have mercy on the martyrs.

#ISIS in #Syria has been on a sharp decline since #Assad's fall: In 2025, #ISIS attacks declined by 51% & casualties by 76%, compared to 2024. In 2026 (so far), #ISIS attacks have declined by 30% & casualties by 31% compared to 2025.

NPR Segment on Samir Oathman Al-shiekh with @SoccerMouaz right now. npr.org/programs/all-t…

@Nermeenalswaisi 🙏🙏🙏

This is Gaza tonight and the world is silent. If you see this, please leave a dot or share — I just want to feel seen.

@HasanEssam29636 🙏

I’m very hungry. My body is slowly falling apart from malnutrition, dizziness, and weight loss. If you’re scrolling, PLEASE leave a dot . it's just a dot

Today, the world’s largest human rights group shared a detailed statement on how Israel’s ONGOING GENOCIDE is impacting Palestinian women. It didn’t generate a single headline in Western media. Because why would this be newsworthy?

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On International Women's Day, we honor the Syrian women who have carried Syria through its darkest years. Syrian women are the ones who held the revolution together when the world wasn't watching. In the earliest days of the uprising, when protesters poured into the streets, Syrian women were there, chanting, organizing, documenting, healing. They ran underground field hospitals and charity networks for families under siege. They co-founded the largest grassroots coalitions of 2011. They picked up cameras and microphones when silence would have been safer. They spray-painted defiance on walls. They fasted and prayed and organized. They did this while being targeted, arrested, tortured, and disappeared, not despite being women, but often because of it. Over 13,000 women were arrested or forcibly disappeared by the Assad regime between 2011 and 2016 alone. And still, they did not stop. When the guns got louder, the world stopped telling their stories. But Syrian women never stopped doing the work. They became doctors and nurses in bombed-out clinics. They built schools in liberated areas, trained journalists, opened women's centers, and raised children through the impossible. In the camps like Rukban, in the tents and makeshift homes on the margins of the conflict, women became the ones who held families together, who kept communities alive, who returned to help their neighbors even when they had every reason not to. Syrian women are revolutionaries. They are nurses and mothers and schoolgirls and protestors and survivors and dreamers. They are the glue that has held Syria together through more than a decade of war, displacement, and loss. To every Syrian woman: we see you. We honor you. We stand with you.

If you are in Los Angeles, come witness justice. Judge Hernan D. Vera Courtroom 5B United States Courthouse 350 W 1st Street Los Angeles, CA 90012 Justice for Syria depends on truth, courage, and people showing up.

The trial continues this week in Los Angeles Monday, Thursday, and Friday 9am - 5pm PST. I hope the courtroom fills with free Syrians and supporters who want to witness accountability for the crimes committed against the Syrian people.

Today I saw justice with my own eyes. Assad regime war criminal Sameer Othman al-Sheikh sitting in an American courtroom while Syrians who were tortured under his command testified against him. Their voices carry the truth. 🧵

Honored to be representing the @HindRFoundation at the People’s Congress for the Hague Group alongside so many brilliant comrades 🫡

Never Forget Hind Rajab was 6 and she was shot with 335 bullets.

Maybe we should have two main parties: “pro-genocide zionists” and “Anti-genocide Americans”

@mohammedIhysse @EatingMyPeaz We are here 🍉

My wife Yara tells me that the world has forgotten us, that no one is thinking about us anymore, and that she has lost hope. But I told her that the world still thinks about us, and that many people love us and stand with us. So I posted this tweet to prove to her that there are still many people who care about us and who love our children, Imad and Adam. So my friend, if you see this, please leave a 🍉 or 🇵🇸 or even just a dot(.). It gives my family hope and strength.