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Issued in 2000, this poster titled "Israel Targets Children" shows a photograph documenting child Fares Odeh, who was murdered ten days following this photograph, by the Israeli Occupation Forces at the age of 13.
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“On Nov. 8, 2000, ten days after this photo was taken, Israel Defense Force troops shot in the neck and killed 13-year-old Fares Udah.”
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I get fucked by so many depressed creative writing majors that I guess you could call my bussy The Tortured Poets —
[before I finish the joke, I am torn limb from limb by people who genuinely believe that Taylor has been putting lesbian subliminal messages in her music since 2006]
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The fact that boygirl adequately explains my gender but girlboy does not implies that gender is noncommutative. I’d be surprised if it was associative too.
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his gfm has been stuck at 420 euros for a week!! please help him out by sharing & donating!!!
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Joe Biden isn't doing a bad job, he's doing a great job. At leveling hospitals
While we're at it: using language that downplays genocide is a form of genocide denial.
Joe Biden isn't doing a bad job, Joe Biden is providing material support for genocide.
Israel isn't handling the situation badly, Israel is committing genocide.
Employing euphemisms minimizes the reality of this genocide. It's disrespectful and dangerous.
If you are more uncomfortable with the word genocide than you are with the reality of genocide, then you are not prepared to be part of any serious discussion. Work on that on your own time.
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Carved amber amulet, Italy, 5th-4th century BC
from the J. Paul Getty Museum
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So I guess you could say I have an artsy and sensitive side.
I'm method acting on a student film as background guy wasting time on his laptop by wasting time on my laptop in the background.
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I'm method acting on a student film as background guy wasting time on his laptop by wasting time on my laptop in the background.
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I was walking around the neighborhood one day and suddenly came across this tree with a branch the formed a spiral
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cant get more fascist police state than snipers on rooftops overlooking peaceful protests.
this is what democracy looks like.
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[kisses you tenderly on the lips while holding you like my lover] don’t eat any food with mold on it even if you cut the moldy part off ok?
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Family members gather around a tomb in Kletsk, Belarus, 1932. Before the Holocaust, Jews comprised up to 80% of Kletsk's total population.
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The Columbia University student divestment encampment protest, April 2024
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Imagine a world where instead of raindrops falling from the sky, bombs rain down, and instead of soothing lullabies, the sound of warplanes fills the air.
A father's appeal for his children's peace
Imagine a world where instead of raindrops falling from the sky, bombs rain down, and instead of soothing lullabies, the sound of warplanes fills the air. This is the harsh reality for my children, Lama (8) and Hussam (5), and their soon-to-be-born sister. We live in Gaza, a place where hope seems to fade away.
I'm Hamdi, their father, and I feel the heavy burden of ensuring a better future for them.
War has taken away my job, our home, and the very essence of our existence. We now live in makeshift tents, sharing what little we have in this besieged land. Yet, amidst all the destruction, my wife's pregnancy brings a glimmer of hope.
Her growing belly symbolizes hope in this bleak environment, but I can't help but worry about the world we're bringing our child into.
Friends in Egypt have offered us a chance to escape this nightmare, but the path to safety is blocked by a daunting barrier: the border crossing demands $5,000 for each life to pass through.
I plead with you, don't let my children become victims of war.
Your contribution, no matter how small, could be the key to unlocking a future free from fear and filled with opportunities.
Your assistance could mean the difference between life and death for my family. With your help, we can secure safe passage out of Gaza and begin the journey toward a better future. A future where peace and prosperity prevail.
Thanks for your support, and I'm grateful for any help you can give me during this difficult time.
Paypal Link || GoFundMe Link
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