佩内洛普·昆顿 ಪೆನೆಲೋಪ್ ಕ್ವಿಂಟನ್ 페넬로페 퀸튼 Πηνελόπη كوينتون

@stbrideschurch thanksgiving service honoured #ShireenAbuAkleh her life and work. Via video link Abu Akleh’s collegaues, Ali al-Samoudi, who was shot with her , Lina Abu Akleh, the slain journalist’s niece and Najwan Simri all spoke. @Art4PalestineUK youtube.com/watch?v=w_dHGu…

Thankyou @ICJPalestine @BindmansLLP. Thankyou everyone who donated. Thankyou the amazing barristers ZS and SB

This story is wild. A Friends of Israel lawyer admitted to staging a fake graffiti attack on his own home to frame a pro-Palestine group in Scotland. Free Palestine was sprayed, and they created a Facebook account pretending to be pro Palestinian. newarab.com/news/british-l…

She ended the debate with one question: "65,000 people killed. When does it stop? Don't hide behind Israel's 'right to defend itself. The world sees that 'right' for what it is

BREAKING!! Israel's unlawful occupation is bombing Gaza again! Dozens of civilians killed, including children. With most journalists killed/humanitarians blocked, Israel advances its genocidal violence UNNOTICED, aimed solely at forcing Palestinians out. The shame of the century.

The Palestine hunger strikers have been on hunger strike for over 60 days and are close to death. They have not even been convicted of a crime - they are being held on remand (pre-trial) for more than twice the max time allowed, and counting…🧵

University of Glasgow rector cleared by medical watchdog over alleged antisemitism | UK news | The Guardian share.google/vNurxER8Z0f6yY…

🚨🚨Total victory for my client, Professor Ghassan Abu Sitta, at the GMC tribunal. A complete vindication. Grateful to everyone who supported this legal fight, financially and in solidarity. More soon

Likely raped to death. A doctor. A stellar surgeon. The embodiment of Palestinian ethics. Likely raped to death. The racism of Western media who are not covering this, and Western politicians who are not denouncing this, together with the thousand other testimonies and allegations of rape and other forms of mistreatment and torture that Palestinians have suffered in Israeli jails, is absolutely sickening.

WE WON The General Medical Council Tribunal has thrown out the complaint made by UK Lawyers for Israel, accusing me of support of violence and terrorism and antisemitism.

Freelance running story: Remembering journalists killed in the Israel-Gaza war. Honouring the courage and commitment of our colleagues in #Gaza. londonfreelance.org/fl/2311gaza-de…

In this episode to discuss the centrality of the clinic in the genocidal violence perpetrated by the Zionist settler state in Gaza, his concept of the biosphere of genocide, and, the site of the clinic as central to resistance youtu.be/zb8rB2efVWE?si…

Freelance Dec25: Wapping at 40: the strike that made the modern media - symposium 24/01/26 londonfreelance.org/fl/2512wapping…

Breaking | Israeli occupation forces abduct Palestinian journalist Inas Ikhlawi after storming her home in the town of Ithna, west of Hebron, in the occupied West Bank.

Let's play, 'What crucial words are missing from this @BBCNews report?' My go first: outrageous, illegal, violation, international law, sovereignty, dangerous precedent, bat shit crazy Now your turn Spies, drones and blowtorches bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Observe the language used in the news coverage of the Venezuela story. Maduro’s authoritarianism is well documented and described as such. However, these are the phrases the media could use with accuracy to describe events but aren’t: Trump’s Venezuelan coup Illegal American airstrikes Maduro & his wife were kidnapped Trump’s administration has broken several international laws Show trial Oil rich Venezuela Illegal political occupation

How Israel’s multi-ton truck bombs ripped through Gaza City- an extraordinary piece of work here from ⁦@Reuters⁩ detailing the absolute devastation wrought by the destructive power of Israel’s campaign to level Gaza. Utterly depressing but compelling reuters.com/graphics/ISRAE…

If this is accurate, with no legal sanction,with no UN decision, what difference in international law is there between Trump’s attack on Venezuela & Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.If the UK government stands for the rule of law, Keir Starmer must condemn this bbc.co.uk/news/live/c5yq…

Happy New Year! 🎉 Some sound financial advice from Eric and Ion ahead of Self Assessment deadline and #MakingTaxDigital. “It's a privilege to pay tax. It means you're earning money. It also means you're helping other people.” londonfreelance.org/fl/2512finance…

I learned the word valley before I learned thirst. In school they told us a valley is a place where water gathers, where land bends to receive life. I believed this because children believe words when they are spoken calmly. They took us there once, to Wadi Gaza. The land did not argue with the word. It simply failed it. It lay open and dry, hollowed out, as if something vital had been removed with intention. There was no water, no trace of it, only weeds hardened by survival and thorns that grow where hope has already been disciplined into silence. Even the wind carried dust instead of moisture. We asked the teacher where the water was. It was not defiance. It was confusion, the quiet shock of realizing that reality did not match what we had memorized. She said dams had been built. That the water no longer came. I accepted this. One accepts what is presented as inevitable, especially when one is young and has no other framework for understanding the world. Years later, I heard farmers speak of the valley. I come from people who know land, and I recognized their tone immediately. It was not anger. Anger still hopes. This was resignation. They said the dryness ruined their crops. They said the soil no longer answered their labor. They said what once sustained life now exhausted it. No one raised their voice. Facts, repeated long enough, stop sounding like accusations. From then on, the valley existed only as a name. Yesterday, the weather turned. Wind tore at the tents where people live now, because there are no houses left to resist it. Fabric strained. Ropes tightened. Rain followed, heavy and cold. Inside the tents, blankets were pulled closer around children. Shoes were placed carefully, as if order still mattered. People stayed awake, listening, not for help, but for morning. Then the water came. Not gradually, not as rain returns to land, but all at once. The sound arrived first, low and spreading, then undeniable. The dams were opened. The water moved with force and direction. It did not go to fields. It went to what lay lowest, tents, paths, sleeping bodies. It entered fabric, then bedding, then skin. Blankets grew heavy. Clothes clung. Children were lifted first. Possessions were gathered, then abandoned. The ground softened and gave way. There was nowhere higher to stand. The valley, denied water until it ceased to be land, received it only when water had become harm. This must be stated precisely: the same water that was withheld for years was released in a single moment. Those who survived hunger now stood soaked. Those who endured bombardment now waded through flood. Those who fled destruction found the ground itself unreliable. First, the water was stopped. Then, the water was released. The timing was exact. We have learned many forms of suffering. Hunger. Displacement. Cold. Fear. And now drowning, on land that once begged for water. #WoundedGaza

The body of 30-year-old Palestinian journalist Hiba al-Abdla and her mother was recovered nearly two years after their home was destroyed in an Israeli airstrike west of Khan Yunis in southern Gaza. Alongside them, 15 members of the Astal family, who were killed in the same Israeli airstrike, were also recovered.