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Today marks four years since my aunt, Shireen Abu Akleh, was killed by an Israeli sniper in Jenin.
An iconic journalist, and one of the most empathetic and sweetest people. This is who they killed. She loved life, but they stole hers from her.
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They tried again and they failed again. No, I’m not talking about the decades of repeatedly failed genocidal attempts to wipe out the Palestinians, but rather the ludicrous and pathetic attempts by FSV Mainz 05 to yet again appeal against their loss of my case in the German courts only to lose again.
Today, the German courts dismissed the latest appeal from FSV Mainz 05 which affirms the earlier judgment ensuring justice was served with my resounding victory.
Time for the deluded decision makers at FSV Mainz 05 to give it a rest and pay up the remainder of my contract. Worthy causes supporting the children of Gaza await. That should give some solace to the executive team at FSV Mainz 05.
Free Palestine
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Breaking: An Israeli settler near Ramallah ran over a Palestinian youth while he was performing his prayers.
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Liverpool hadn’t won the league in 30 years before Salah arrived, what point is he making here?
"Before he came to Liverpool, Mo Salah was known as the guy who failed at Chelsea"
@Carra23 on Mohamed Salah 👇
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A child from Gaza gently comforts his little sister, telling her: "Don't be scared... it's just thunder, not bombing."
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Wafaa Hamad, a Palestinian girl who lost her entire family in an Israeli air strike on their home in western Gaza on September 3, 2024, has died after a year of suffering due to the lack of medicine and care under Israel’s blockade.
She lost her right leg and suffered severe injuries and internal damage that led to a coma
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"Is this a missile, or a bomb? This is a baby bottle."
A Palestinian woman stands over the rubble of tents that once sheltered displaced families near al Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al Balah, central Gaza.
The Israeli occupation army bombed the area, killing and injuring several people, including women and children, leaving behind haunting traces of innocence amid the destruction
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The child, Majd Abu Habib (11 years old) from Khan Younis suffered severe burns covering 35% of his body after an explosion caused by a remnant of the Israeli army.
He has deep burns and facial disfigurement, and his condition is extremely critical.
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Haven’t watched F1 cars on track in years, so found a way to sneak into the stands while Fred was driving my car 🎭🤣
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Palestinian families in Gaza watched on screens in horror, trying to identify the bodies of their loved ones returned by Israel, many showing signs of torture, burns, and execution.
Many corpses are unrecognisable, forcing families to rely on small physical details to make identifications.
Palestine's Health Ministry in Gaza says Israel has handed over 120 bodies without names or information, some found with hands, feet, and eyes bound
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In a stark example of tech silencing Palestinian voices, Meta has permanently deleted the Instagram account of slain journalist Saleh Aljafarawi, hours after he was shot by members of an Israeli-linked gang in Gaza City.
The 28-year-old had spent two years documenting Israel’s war crimes for his 4.5 million followers
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Prominent Palestinian activist Saleh al-Jafarawi killed by armed militia in Gaza City pulse.ly/ertyxsdgdd
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From the farewell of journalists to their colleague, the Saleh al-Ja’afrawi, who was killed while performing his professional duty.
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Hind Rajab, the phone call, the pain, 355 bullets. There is not a day that goes by where we do not think of Hind. Her voice. Her fear. This world was so cruel to you.
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Why does Israel have “families” but Gaza just have “people”?
After two years of unimaginable loss and suffering for Israeli families and the people of Gaza, we should all be encouraged and relieved that an end to the conflict is within sight; that those hostages still being held will be reunited with their families; and that vital aid can start reaching those inside Gaza whose lives have been shattered. More than that, though, it now falls on Israelis and Palestinians, with the support of the U.S. and the entire world community, to begin the hard task of rebuilding Gaza – and to commit to a process that, by recognizing the common humanity and basic rights of both peoples, can achieve a lasting peace.