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Amin Matalqa retweeted
This kind of inhumanity we are seeing in Minneapolis is the inevitable outcome of a policy that is rooted in inhumanity and has actively embraced cruelty. It was always going to be this way, and it's going to keep going this way, growing more and more awful until each of us speaks up about it.
Amin Matalqa retweeted
My colleagues gave repeated standing ovations to Netanyahu yesterday.
I hope they remember the starving children of Gaza who will carry the scars of this disaster for the rest of their lives.
Amin Matalqa retweeted
STOP everything you're doing & listen to what Jewish American Doctor Mark Perlmutter saw in Gaza:
Amin Matalqa retweeted
Today, Netanyahu put out a video attacking the U.S. for not sending him bombs fast enough.
Let’s be clear: His right wing, extremist government has killed 37,000 Palestinians.
The U.S. should withhold all offensive military aid to Israel and demand an end to this war.
Amin Matalqa retweeted
I am running out of words.
I am running out of words, not only to describe the horror we are witnessing every single day.
No. I am running out of words to help me understand how world leaders
And how mainstream media
Cannot see,
Cannot report,
Cannot act.
I have questions.
How do they sleep?
How do they sleep when they see the pictures of emaciated, skeletal children shaking with fear dying of an engineered famine in Gaza?
How can they sleep when they see the child Ahmed al-Najjar, just 18 months old, beheaded in Rafah by a US-made bomb?
I know I can’t sleep.
I can’t get Ahmed’s image out of my head!
Why are those pictures not on your front pages every day?
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Amin Matalqa retweeted
I don’t normally share footage like this. I can hardly bear to watch it myself. I am sure, like many others, I have seen far too much of it.
It corrupts all of our notions of justice and can make us feel a horrified impotence.
How can the Zionists be so far from all human decency?
But then you remember that Palestine resists. That Palestine is winning. And that we can help to end Zionism in Palestine and in every single place it raises its disgusting head.
It’s is our world historical duty to do so.
Pledge with me to do it. We will end Zionism in our lifetime.
#DismantleZionism
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Amin Matalqa retweeted
No one will forget. Nothing will be lost . There will be an accounting .
The world has memory .
Some day soon , these same treacherous scumbags - these pimps and whores of death -
Will say “ oh well , it’s was tragic - but it’s time to move on. “
They will divy up the contracts to rebuild and take the oil -
But the world will not move on - justice for Palestine
Amin Matalqa retweeted
Children are starving in Gaza because of Netanyahu’s policies.
Netanyahu — the man Speaker Johnson has invited to address Congress.
Johnson should remember these children when he's enjoying fine steaks and lobsters at fundraising dinners with his billionaire friends.
Amin Matalqa retweeted
BREAKING:
🇺🇲🇮🇱 US Senate Speaker Mike Johnson:
"I called Netanyahu to ask him what to do next after Biden stopped arms to Israel"
Mike Johnson said he was so surprised Biden dared to defy Israel that he called Netanyahu to ask him if it was true and talk about what to do next.
Then impeachment talk began against Biden.
Consulting with a foreign leader to undermine American foreign policy. Just one more solid proof that the entire political elite in the US is controlled by Tel Aviv.
t.me/megatron_ron
Amin Matalqa retweeted
“I am a Holocaust survivor. I experienced as a child every single thing a Gazan child is experiencing on a daily basis. There’s no excuse 4 the slaughter of 15K children. I am proud to be here with you.”
Amazing Jewish solidarity at encampment at GWU #FreePalestine #Occupy4Gaza
Amin Matalqa retweeted
Richard Madeley, "This execution, which is what it was effectively. This execution of seven aid workers"
"Feels like some sort of watershed this morning, doesn't it? Because this time yesterday, as the news was breaking, the general assumption was before the details came through, that it was probably some sort of awful collateral damage, that these workers had been killed, incidentally, in some other kind of conflict"
"But now we know that it was extremely targeted"
"The first vehicle was hit in a small convoy. Some of the workers survived and managed to get out and get into another vehicle that moved off that was hit. Then there was one third vehicle that was still proceeding, and about a kilometre later that was hit. So they were hit three separate times"
"And just look at this. I mean, this is bullseye aiming. Absolutely no accidental collateral damage here at all. This is an execution"
Amin Matalqa retweeted
“This is not a normal war. The war in Ukraine has killed 500 kids in two years and the war in Gaza has killed over 10,000 in less than five months. We have seen wars before but this is something that is a dark stain on our shared humanity.” -Dr. Fozia Alvi theguardian.com/world/2024/a…
Amin Matalqa retweeted
Israeli soldiers #videos reveals the pervert nature of the "most moral army in the world", a must watch... #Gazaagenocide
Amin Matalqa retweeted
Enough !
MUST WATCH: @ChrisVanHollen does what Biden should've done long ago: Call out Israeli war crimes!
“Kids in Gaza are now dying from the deliberate withholding of food… that is a war crime. It's a textbook war crime. And that makes those who orchestrate it war criminals.”
Amin Matalqa retweeted
Don’t look away
🚨Twitter deleted the post, so reposting to expose Israeli army crimes!
Last video of kids martyrs of Husouna family massacre
They fled from Gaza to Rafah in search of safety, escaping shelling
Israeli army killed them inside their tent along with all family members last night ! xitter.cf/NourNaim88/status/1757…
Amin Matalqa retweeted
Over and over again, I hear the President and Members of Congress express deep concern about Netanyahu and the humanitarian disaster in Gaza that he has caused.
Then why are they supporting giving Netanyahu another $10 billion to continue his war against the Palestinian people?
