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American against stupid wars. Jewish guy against Israel's genocide, ethnic cleansing, and near-daily atrocities. Human against AI destroying all of us.

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susan abulhawa | سوزان ابو الهوى
The origin of the term "crocodile tears" stems of the fact that crocodiles shed tears while they kill and devour their prey. I think we should start using "Israeli tears" to describe the victimhood porn of a pathological society that commits genocide and unimaginable terror while simultaneously claiming to be the victim, with actual tears.
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⭕️ ICE arrests Palestinian American community leader Ten Muslim civil rights organizations issued a joint letter Thursday denouncing the March 30 arrest of Salah Sarsour, president of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee and a prominent Palestinian American advocate. Sarsour, who was pulled over while driving, is a lawful permanent resident who has lived in the United States for 32 years; his wife and children are U.S. citizens. The letter said Sarsour “is being targeted on the basis of his Palestinian and Muslim background.”
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American Muslims for Palestine@AMPalestine

A beloved community leader, Salah Sarsour, was abducted by ICE on Monday, March 30th. Salah serves as the President of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee (ISM), board member of American Muslims for Palestine (AMP), and has been a community advocate for over three decades. He is a father, a grandfather, a dear husband, and a kind and principled role model for countless people in Milwaukee and beyond. As an American Muslim community that believes in justice and equal rights for all people, we condemn this abduction and usurpation of our community leader’s rights. Salah has been a lawful permanent resident in the United States for over 32 years. He is a pillar of the community and a law-abiding Milwaukee business owner. Yet, he was pulled over while driving by over 10 ICE agents with no cause. He was taken out of state to a detention facility in Chicago before being transferred to a detention center in Indiana. His family was left scrambling to determine his whereabouts and his condition. We must be clear that Salah is being targeted on the basis of his Palestinian and Muslim background. Salah grew up in the Occupied West Bank in Palestine, where he faced oppression and torture at the hands of the Israeli occupation forces as a child. After marriage, he moved to the United States and built a strong and loving family. Along the way, he has supported dozens of community members, hiring countless Milwaukeeans who needed a job, and building up advocacy and educational organizations to bring a greater voice to immigrants, Palestinians, and Muslims across Wisconsin and the country. Salah’s story represents precisely the immigrant-refugee success story that should be celebrated, not demonized, as the cornerstone of this country’s professed values. Structural racism against Palestinians and Muslims, especially immigrants, weakens our democracy and erodes human rights for all. DHS targeting a community leader like Salah must raise alarms for all of us. His detention reflects a troubling trend we’ve seen with Mahmoud Khalil, Leqaa Kordia, Mohsen Mahdawi, and other voices critical of Israeli oppression: this administration is weaponizing the U.S. justice system to advance the interests of a foreign state, Israel, at a time when it is carrying out a genocide in Gaza. Recognizing that it has lost American public opinion, the Israeli lobby is now leveraging the justice system to undermine our constitutional rights and suppress dissent. Salah’s arrest also reflects deeper threats to our democracy from an administration that disregards American values and treats constitutional and legal limits as optional. We stand against this coordinated attempt to wield U.S. immigration courts to silence Palestinian voices and advance a racist anti-Muslim agenda. We write to affirm that we will fight for him. We will fight for his release just as we have fought as a community against all attacks on immigrant, Black, Palestinian, Somali, Latino, and Muslim civil and human rights. We understand what it feels like to be othered, racialized, and exceptionalized as victims of state violence, and we refuse to let go of our rights and our values. We invite you to stand with us and stand with Salah Sarsour. This injustice has become too common across this country. The baseless allegations leveled against Salah are nothing more than a smokescreen to justify his detention and silence his advocacy. However, we know this fight for Salah is part of a larger trend: leveraging attacks on immigrants and on Palestinians, particularly, to build new precedents that whittle away at democratic norms and legal protections for everyone. That is why this fight is a fight for all of us. #FreeSalahSarsour. With hope, AMP - American Muslims for Palestine ISM - The Islamic Society of Milwaukee MLFA - Muslim Legal Fund of America USCMO - US Council of Muslim Organizations CAIR - Council on American-Islamic Relations MAS - Muslim American Society Islamophobia Studies Center Palestine Center for Public Policy Islamophobia Studies Journal Northern California Islamic Council

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Mohamad Safa
Mohamad Safa@mhdksafa·
The US-Israel have illegally, criminally, and deliberately bombed a nuclear facility in Iran for the fourth time in a month, creating this way the risk of a nuclear catastrophe with mass civilian casualties. Radioactive fallout will end life in GCC countries, not just Iran. When Russia bombed near Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine, the world condemned it. But when the US-Israel bombed Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant in Iran, the world insisted on the US-Israel right to "pre emptive strike"! Both must be condemned, and both violate international law and human rights. The possibility of a nuclear disaster must be taken very seriously. It's dangerous.
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💢 STRIKES HIT MULTIPLE SITES IN IRAN’S MAIN PETROCHEMICAL HUB U.S.-Israeli strikes hit Iran’s Mahshahr petrochemical zone in Khuzestan, impacting multiple facilities inside the country’s largest petrochemical complex, according to Reuters and Iranian media. At least five people were wounded, with officials warning casualties may rise. ➤ Local officials say explosions struck at least three companies within the Petrochemical Special Economic Zone ➤ Separately, Iran’s Bandar Imam Petrochemical Complex, part of the same industrial cluster, was also hit and sustained damage ➤ The strikes once again targeted Iranian economic infrastructure, signaling a widening U.S.-Israel campaign beyond military targets. 📸 Bandar-e Emam Khomeyni petrochemical complex, Musa Bay, Iran
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Alan MacLeod
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What a creative way of describing a war crime.
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Nima Shirazi
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The New York Times is now describing Iran's very normal acts of self-defense - shooting down American jets that are BOMBING THEIR FUCKING COUNTRY - as an "escalation from Iran's leadership." Completely unhinged to publish stuff like this.
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The death toll from the U.S.-Israeli airstrike on the B1 bridge in Karaj has risen to 13 people killed and approximately 95 wounded.   The attack, which occurred on Thursday, April 2, targeted a major suspension bridge—one of the tallest in the Middle East—that was still under construction at the time. Iranian state media report that a second "double-tap" strike hit the area as rescue workers and civilians were responding to the initial blast. New footage of that strike circulated yesterday. More details below ⬇️
Patrick Wintour@patrickwintour

More on the bombing of the B1 bridge and the Stone Age. “The U.S. defense official told Axios the bridge was attacked because it was used by the Iranian armed forces to try to secretly move missiles and missile parts from Tehran to launch sites in Western Iran. “The official claimed the missile parts were sent in large boxes and crates across the bridge and assembled at the launch sites. “According to the official, the bridge was also used to send logistical support to Iranian military forces in Tehran. “A second defense official described it as a ‘planned military supply route for sustaining Iran's ballistic missile and attack drone force’ but did not say it was currently being used for those purposes.” The first official may be misinforming Axios since according to Ghodratollah Seif, the deputy governor of Alborz province, and many others, the bridge was not complete or yet being used. The second official is openly advocating attacks on all transport routes as legitimate since they are potential dual use targets. Who knows whether first official knowingly lied or the second official has read the Geneva Convention. Seven dead on a nearby picnic. Above all this is not the route to de-escalation.

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Mohamad Safa
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If the United States is at war, then Pete Hegseth is a war criminal. If the United States is not at war, then Pete Hegseth is a murderer. What Pete Hegseth ordered the military to do violates international law. Double tap strike on the B1 bridge in Iran while the rescue team were on-site is succession to target first responders assisting victims of the initial attack. Under the Geneva Conventions, you are obligated to rescue victims of the first attack. Abandoned any survivors and bombing them along with rescue teams is illegal, immoral, and a war crime.
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@HenMazzig Do you get exhausted from churning out never ending propaganda?
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Hen Mazzig
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BREAKING: Israel is assisting the U.S. military in a search and rescue mission for the other crew member from the F15 downed in Iran today. As soon as the incident occurred, Israel began using intelligence to assist its ally, the U.S. Pundits may try to spin this war into “Israel tricking Trump” to veil their hatred for Jews. The reality is, Israel is doing everything it can to save American lives. That’s what allies do 🇺🇸🇮🇱
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MSF International
We haven't been able to bring any supplies into Gaza, Palestine, since 1 January 2026, because Israeli authorities are blocking aid. Read from our medical adviser in Gaza about how this is affecting operations in our hospitals and clinics: msf.org/gaza-israeli-e…
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Yaakub Ira Vijandre, 38, is a Filipino-American photojournalist, activist, and DACA recipient detained by ICE since October 2025 despite no criminal record, targeted over his pro-Palestine advocacy. He documented protests and posted about Gaza. The government revoked his status over social media it claims “glorified terrorism,” and he has now been held in ICE detention for nearly six months. Details from his attorney in the reply.
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Eric Lee@EricLeeAtty

Next week will mark 6 months in ICE detention for Yaakub Vijandre over social media posts. After the Washington Post called Leqaa Kordia the "last pro-Palestinian protester detained by Trump" we wrote a letter to the editor, which the Post did not publish. Don't erase Yaakub!

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Glenn Greenwald
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Notice how quickly all that bullshit about liberating Iranians disappeared, and now it's all about bombing them back to the Stone Age, destroying their bridges and universities, poisoning their air and water, and stealing their oil.
ALX 🇺🇸@alx

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Daniel Lambert
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Israel is now more dangerous than Nazi germany was. A deep ideological hatred of all around them with a desire to seize lands. Fully armed by the West and with legal impunity. Nuclear armed and a total religious supremacist outlook. The most dangerous entity to ever exist.
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Mohamad Safa
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As someone works in human rights, I’ve never seen anything like the Epstein files in my 15-year career Raped Cannibalized Trafficked Filmed Terrorized Tortured Murdered 13, 14, 15 year children ZERO arrests I don't understand how we're not having a global revolution right now
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"This trend, the killing of medical workers, has not stopped." Israel's deadly attacks on hospitals, medical centres and healthcare workers in Lebanon are fuelling a forced displacement and a health crisis. 🔗: aje.news/o67wxh
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Mohamad Safa
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Slavery was legal. Colonialism was legal. Segregation was legal. Apartheid was legal. War is legal. Never use legality as a guide to morality.
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Quds News Network
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Zaher Al-Wahidi, an official in Gaza Health Ministry, reported that around 1,400 patients died while waiting for permission to leave the Gaza Strip for medical treatment abroad, with 195 critically ill patients still awaiting evacuation. He emphasized the urgent need to transfer 200–400 patients daily to address the growing backlog within six months. Al-Wahidi also highlighted significant restrictions on patient travel. Since Rafah crossing's partial reopening, only about 500 patients were allowed to leave, less than 19% of the agreed quota. Although the agreement stipulated that 150 patients should be allowed to travel daily, only a small number were permitted, leading to delays and denials. As a result, between six and ten patients reportedly die each day while waiting for approval, worsening the humanitarian crisis. Currently, nearly 2,000 urgent cases require evacuation, many within weeks to survive.
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