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⚡️Palestinian Ambassador to the UN Riyad Mansour broke into tears on during a session of the UN Security Council as he quoted the final words of Dr. Mahmoud Abu Nujaila, who was killed in 2023 during an Israeli strike. “Remember us”

Palestinian Ambassador Riyad Mansour’s Emotional Address at the UN Security Council “Those Who Survive Will Tell the Story: Palestinian Ambassador Breaks Down in Tears” Palestinian Ambassador to the United Nations Riyad Mansour broke into tears on January 3 during a session of the UN Security Council as he recounted the devastating human tragedy in Gaza. Mansour quoted the final words of Dr. Mahmoud Abu Nujaila, who was killed in 2023 during an Israeli strike. Dr. Abu Nujaila’s message, written on a surgery scheduling whiteboard at Al Awda Hospital, read: “Whoever stays until the end will tell the story. We did what we could. Remember us.” Mansour’s address was both a lament and a scathing indictment of the international community’s inaction. “The hell imposed on Palestinians in Gaza is the responsibility of the international community,” Mansour declared, stating that 15 months of global silence have enabled what he called “Israel’s genocide in Gaza.” The emotional moment left many attendees in stunned silence. Mansour’s words, however, carried a powerful plea: “The world has abandoned us to this fate. This is not just our story; it is a collective shame for humanity.” The ongoing Israeli attacks on Gaza since 2023 have caused immense human suffering, with the destruction of vital infrastructure, the collapse of medical services, and the loss of thousands of lives. Despite the scale of the crisis, international action has remained minimal. Mansour’s address highlighted the urgent need for accountability and solidarity. Ambassador Mansour’s call to action underscores the dire situation in Gaza and the need for the international community to move beyond remembrance toward tangible solutions. The pain and loss experienced by Palestinians demand not only acknowledgment but also immediate and meaningful intervention.

Genuine question. Who are these psychopaths? Clinical psychologist. Imagine what he is doing to his patients. Share widely

more courage and compassion than the whole of Israeli army. An unarmed Palestinian doctor who refused to abandon his patients against an Israeli tank. one of the defining images of genocide in the 21st century

Well said @owenjonesjourno 👏❤️‍🔥

Drop Site News released a new investigation on December 28 revealing that the BBC has an editor called Raffi Berg who has complete control over the coverage of the Israeli occupation aggression on the Gaza Strip. A journalist interviewed during the investigation said that Berg plays a key role in a broader BBC culture of "systematic Israeli propaganda."  Pro-Israel bias is strongly supported by Berg in the coverage language while dehumanizing the Palestinian people and devaluing their suffering. More here 🧵

🚨🇵🇸 With 2024 coming to an end, it’s time for a MEGA thread of all terrorist acts, war crimes and straight F*CKED UP things Israel/Zionists have done this year 1.) Israeli forces storm a hospital dressed as civilians and EXECUTE people, including a man in a coma 🧵 1/31

@DrRupaMarya @WesternDemFam An Oxymoron right here - how can they be Pro-Israel and be committed to the resistance against violence? To be Pro-Israel is to be pro-genocide and these clients are fully aware of implications of talking about what should be everybody’s stance against human right violations!

This needs to be seen to be believed. IDF forcibly stop paramedics from saving a life and then attack the patient. Palestinian life is worthless to them.

Map of Palestine from 1769

life of a journalist in North Gaza: In order to film everything you see I need to put in my blood , sweat and tears . First , I need to charge my phone. To charge my phone, I have to walk miles to find electricity for both my phone and power bank. After filming, I need to find specific areas to upload my footage where I can get a good signal. With very limited transportation options, I also have to find a way to reach bombed locations, whether by car, ambulance, or even running. At the end of the day, I often find myself starving, with my stomach growling. To keep moving, I need to find food. I scout the market for hours to find canned goods (if I’m lucky) and ingredients, but I’m unable to cook them. Most days, I just eat bread to sustain my energy. The most complicated part is finding a place to sleep. Ever since the IDF put a hit list on me, I’m careful about where I sleep to avoid endangering those around me. Every day, I move from one location to another, finding any empty spot I can as my bed for the night. Every report you see reflects my blood, sweat, and dedication to bringing you this content. Please amplify our message.

On this day, Indigenous people and allies confront the settler-colonial narratives of “Thanksgiving,” observing it instead as a National Day of Mourning. The whitewashed story of unity with the Wampanoag people—who have long lived in southeastern Massachusetts and eastern Rhode Island—obscures the true history and ongoing violence against Indigenous life.🧵

Yesterday in the High Court, the UK's complicity in atrocity crimes in Gaza was exposed. The key points: 1/ In response to questioning, the government was forced to admit that “Israel is not committed to complying with international humanitarian law” by its own assessment

Everyone talks about the same explorers like: Columbus, Captain Cook and Marco Polo. But there's one traveler who journeyed farther than all of them combined. Meet Ibn Battuta, the greatest adventurer in human history (and his forgotten story):

A pogrom?? Go fuck yourself. I’m Jewish & live in The Netherlands & am proud to see the complete & total rejection of fascist Nazi Zionism in our streets. There’s an *actual* Zionist holocaust against Palestine right now & per usual, Zionists are committed to playing the victim

🇮🇱🇳🇱 Israeli hooligans who were rampaging around Amsterdam last night ended up beaten by a local Maroccan population What really happend? Thread 1/

Thread 🧵 Sacha Baron Cohen is being roundly condemned for his latest racist skit on national TV. But few people know how closely he has worked with both US and Israeli intelligence throughout his career. My @MintPressNews investigation explores this: mintpressnews.com/closer-scrutin…

The memory of the Holocaust no longer prevents the world from seeing Israel for what it is—a racist, genocidal settler colony. In light of Israel's persistent weaponization of the Holocaust to rationalize its genocide against the Palestinian populace, it was neither arbitrary nor unexpected that Israeli officials and their Western allies proclaimed that the Palestinian resistance operation on 7 October resulted in the highest number of Jewish casualties since the Holocaust, as if the Palestinians had specifically targeted Israeli Jews for being Jewish rather than for their roles as colonizers, occupiers, and oppressors of the Palestinian people. Israel and its allies continue to make this argument in support of the ongoing Israeli genocide. Israel understands that the murder of European Jews legitimized its founding on Palestinian lands, and only inciting fear of a similar slaughter would justify its actual genocide of Palestinians today. Israeli propaganda insists that the Palestinian and Arab resistance, supported by Iran, seeks to perpetrate genocide against Israeli Jews. Committing an actual genocide to avert an imagined genocide is not a compelling argument, except among genocidal nations such as the United States, Germany, France, and Britain. Nazi Germany justified its genocide as a way to protect the German populace from the perceived extinction and domination by an antisemitic, fictitious "Jewish conspiracy." The genocide of Indigenous Australians was deemed essential for the protection of white British colonists, similar to the French genocide in Algeria, which was considered important to safeguard France and its colonist pieds noirs.