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If we watch and do nothing, we are complicit; if we speak, we will be convicted: god help every human enduring the israeli killing machine
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French Police rush to stop a group of masked thugs that have been committing vandalism.
Then they stop.
When they realize they are their Undercover Police mates.
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God REAL chosen, because they CHOOSE God.
The Houthis reached the Saudi city of Najran and performed Sajda-e-Shukr (prostration of gratitude); soon this city will also be liberated, InshaAllah. #Yemen
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🔴Husam Abu Safia is one of 95 doctors sentenced to death by Israel.
His only “crime” was treating and caring for the wounded people of Gaza—people Israel wants dead.
If you don’t want to watch him face execution, share this.
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Batı Şeria’da Filistinli bir ailenin evine giremeyen İsrailli yerleşimci, öfkesini savunmasız bir köpekten çıkardı!
Bağlı olduğu için kaçamayan köpeğe saldıran yerleşimcinin görüntüleri tepki çekti.
Siyonizm Küresel Kötülüktür
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The israelis use 1,100 tonnes of explosives & trigger a 4.1 magnitude earthquake in south Lebanon, says @RyanRozbiani: you ok with this?
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Palestinian footballer Hassan Abu Karim lost his leg when an Israeli artillery strike hit his home east of Al-Maghazi. He refused to disappear. He went back to the pitch with Palestine’s amputee football team and kept playing.
Then Adidas rolled out a campaign featuring a former Israeli soldier who lost a leg. Hassan answered.
Adidas can find a camera, a studio, and a sponsorship for a former Israeli soldier. Meanwhile amputee footballers in Gaza have spent years begging for the basics: shoes, crutches, kits, a chance to compete. Hassan put it plainly: the company is opening its doors to someone who took part in attacks on his people, while ignoring the athletes who actually live under bombardment.
That is not “inclusion.” That is a brand choosing whose injury is marketable.
Hassan did not ask for pity. He asked Adidas to stop pretending sport is neutral when one side gets the campaign and the other side gets the rubble.
Adidas later apologised for “offence.” The question Hassan raised still stands: why was the former soldier the face of the campaign, and why were Gaza’s amputee players not?
#Adidas #Gaza #Palestine #AmputeeFootball
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IDF soldiers shoot and kill a blindfolded Palestinian.
The incident was filmed in the occupied West Bank.