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Apparently there *are* balloons on my profile, tho I can’t see them when I look. Anywhoo.. HBD to me 🥳

i haven't posted in ages but this was super fun to make also again again is finally coming out :3

Palestinian baby dog

Palestinian baby cat

We interrupt your regularly scheduled doomscrolling to bring you pictures of a Palestinian baby horse

🇵🇸 🏥 Israelis are still allowing “virtually zero medical supplies” into Gaza – Dr. Tarek Loubani, Palestinian-Canadian emergency physician, currently volunteering at Nasser Hospital. Majority Report spoke with Dr. Loubani, the medical director of the Glia Project, in southern Gaza, where he says the health system has been “completely ravaged,” with only three hospitals still functioning and most care now delivered in tents. He says Israeli forces deliberately destroyed equipment and have blocked nearly all supplies despite the ceasefire, leaving doctors without basics. Loubani also describes ongoing shootings, including attacks on children and aid workers. He says the official death toll is a major undercount, estimating around 200,000 direct deaths, with potentially hundreds of thousands more dying indirectly from starvation, disease, and lack of care. 40% of kidney patients who required dialysis have died from lack of treatment since October 2023, @trklou told MR’s @EmmaVigeland.

I am once again asking if @DanaBashCNN will condemn this.

This is your regular reminder to keep Zionists far away from your children in Canada. They protest for the right to rape and they bomb sleeping Indigenous babies in tents. They are a danger to all women and children in Canada.

I love this photo of her.

A horrific video shows an Israeli soldier assaulting a Palestinian child in the village of Al-Ygheer, near Ramallah in the West Bank, during an Israeli army raid on the village today.

The genocidal government of Israel is obsessed with killing medics, and humanitarian workers. No one is safe from this unhinged murderous regime.

Circulating footage shows the purported line:

IDF: Since the ceasefire came into effect, IDF soldiers south of the Yellow Line in southern Lebanon have identified in several incidents in which terrorists violated the ceasefire understandings by approaching from north of the Yellow Line toward IDF soldiers, posing an immediate threat. Following their identification, and in order to remove the threat, the Israeli Air Force, together with ground forces, conducted precise strikes against the terrorists. Artillery fire was carried out in support of the ground troops operating in the area, and terrorist infrastructure sites used to facilitate attacks were struck in response to the threats. The IDF is operating in accordance with the directives of the political echelon. Accordingly, the IDF is authorized to take the necessary measures in self-defense against threats, while ensuring the security of Israeli civilians and the soldiers deployed in the area. Actions taken in self-defense and to remove immediate threats are not restricted by the ceasefire. The IDF will not allow harm to Israeli civilians and IDF soldiers and will take all necessary measures to ensure their safety. The IDF will continue to act to remove any threat to Israeli civilians and its troops.

💢 BREAKING | Israel says it carried out new airstrikes in southern Lebanon near a “Yelliw Line” Israel’s military said it launched airstrikes and artillery fire in southern Lebanon after detecting people approaching its forces south of a newly defined “Yellow Line” – similar to a line it uses in Gaza to murder unarmed civilians near (and often hundreds of meters from it) and destroy structures inside it ➤ The IDF claims individuals crossed from north of the line toward Israeli troops, prompting “precise strikes” by air and ground forces to deal with an immediate threat. No evidence of a threat was shared. ➤ It said artillery supported troops and that infrastructure used people used for attacks was also targeted ➤ Israel claims such actions fall under “self-defense” and are not restricted by the ceasefire agreement The military said it will continue bombings and attacks to “remove any threat” to its forces and civilians. Journalists in southern Lebanon reported massive demolition explosions, and heavy shelling in villages. Full statement in reply.

Canada bans the Palestinian football delegation but let's this terrorist into our country, endangering us all. A joke.

A settler sexually harassing a female activist in my community Masafer Yatta while she was documenting the attack on Palestinians were working on their land.

This is Zionism.

They tried to ratio me over the truth. x.com/briebriejoy/st…

This was one of this stories I tweeted about two years ago asking if there had been further reporting, because it seemed so outrageous it might not be true. Zionists swarmed my tweet, harassing me for believing it even *could* be true. Now, here we are.

i forgot how easy it is to fool the average dunce on here into believing anything lol

🇱🇧 Journalist Hadi Hoteit shared a report from inside his vehicle after a full day driving through southern Lebanon’s border villages on the first night of the partial ceasefire. Key points from his summary of day 1: 🔸 Ceasefire reality and atmosphere: He describes a tense, fragile calm across southern Lebanon. While a ceasefire is technically in place, he stresses it is incomplete and uneven, covering “90%” rather than the entirety of the south. Residents remain wary, expecting violations at any moment. 🔸 Killing before the ceasefire: He recounts the killing of Dr. Maha Abu Khalil, a longtime leftist resistance figure he had met days earlier. She was buried under rubble after an Israeli strike on her residential building just before the ceasefire took effect, which he describes as part of a pattern of last-minute escalation. 🔸 Destruction and demolitions: He reports widespread destruction from months of fighting, but highlights a new wave of demolitions along border villages. More than 10 demolitions were carried out in the night, including at least three massive blasts whose shockwaves were felt as far as Beirut. 🔸 Israeli activity and violations: Despite the ceasefire, Israeli forces continue artillery shelling in areas like Bint Jbeil and Al-Khiyam. Entire sections of frontline villages remain inaccessible, and ongoing military activity is undermining any sense of stability. 🔸 Return of civilians and uncertainty: Some residents have begun returning to villages such as Bint Jbeil and others, defying earlier evacuation orders. But returns are limited and risky, with fears that renewed fighting or resistance responses could force another displacement at any moment. 🔸 Resistance posture and escalation risk: He says locals are watching whether Hezbollah will respond to Israel’s violations, noting also one reported incident with an explosive device in Al-Khiyam that caused 6 Israeli casualties after the ceasefire today. Israeli media have also confirmed the incident. He describes an expectation that Israeli breaches may trigger renewed confrontation. 🔸 Core concern going forward: The main fear, he says, is that ongoing demolitions could render border villages uninhabitable, effectively preventing displaced residents from returning and reshaping the region long-term.