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decolonize-the-left · 5 months

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"Ceasefire now when we start showing up to your fucking houses, I know where all of you live."

More of this man's energy in every council meeting pleaseee

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#YESSSS #TELL THEM #palestine #free palestine #from the river to the sea palestine will be free #gaza #israel #khaled nabhan

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enjymemink · 4 months

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Khaled Nabhan lost the soul of his soul Reem, because of those terrorists.

We'll never forgive those monsters.

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tvsandmovies · 5 months

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Don't forget this grandfather's name, his name is Khaled Nabhan, his granddaughter's name is Reem and his grandson is Tareq.

I believe he has 3 grandchildren but I didn't catch the name of the third one, I think he is grandfather from his daughter's side.

Don't forget their names and these beautiful pure souls ♥️

"The soul of my soul"

"هذه روح الروح"

#palestine #free palestine #Gaza #gaza strip #Khaled Nabhan #soul of my soul #Reem #Tareq #روح الروح #هذه روح الروح #خالد نبهان #ريم #طارق #الله يرحمهم و يغفر لهم و يلهم جدهم خالد و أهلهم الصبر و السلوان

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paliwalls · 2 months

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From River to the Sea, Palestine will be Free | فلسطين حرة من النهر الى البحر

She is the soul of my soul | روح الروح

Khaled Nabhan speaking about his granddaughter, Reem, who was killed by the Israeli Occupation Forces in Gaza.

ما قاله خالد نبهان عن حفيدته ريم التي قتلتها غارات قوات الاحتلال الاسرائلية في غزة

Washington D.C. | واشنطن العاصمة

#palestine #free palestine #فلسطین #الحرية لفلسطين #فلسطين #street art #gaza #فلسطين حرة من النهر الى البحر #from the river to the sea palestine will be free #washington dc #واشنطن العاصمة #خالد نبهان #ريم #reem #khaled nabhan

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theivorybilledwoodpecker · 4 months

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As we wish Reem and Khaled a happy birthday, please remember that Reem's brother, Tarek was murdered that day, too.

I think we focus on Reem a lot because she's the one seem in the video. But Tarek died that day, too, and we need to remember him.

“I combed his hair like he would always ask me to, like a photo he would always show me,” Nabhan said. “He loved his hair like that, now he’s gone.”

#Khaled Nabhan #Reem #Tarek #palestine #Israel #Gaza

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runawaycarouselhorse · 5 months

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[CW brief clip of his dead granddaughter, Reem, in his arms, looking almost as if she were sleeping, but with a spot of blood on her face... vocals and a musical instrument towards the end in the background.]

The same Khaled and Reem who were on CNN.

#Khaled #Reem #Tareq #Palestinians #faith #Muslims #Islam #child death #Palestine #Khaled Nabhan

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flower-tea-fairies · 3 months

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Khaled Nabhan, the grandfather who lost the “soul of his soul” Reem and Tareq, has an instagram. Pls go follow him @/khaled_nabhann

#free palestine #palestine #gaza #save gaza #free gaza #ceasefire #ceasefire now #khaled nabhan #soul of my soul #reem #tareq

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bloghrexach · 2 months

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‘I kissed her but she wouldn’t wake up.’ Grandfather grieves for 3-year-old granddaughter killed as she slept in Gaza!

As Khaled said to Reem … 💔

@hrexach

#dr rex equality news information education #graphic source #graphic #graphics #hortyrex ©#horty #quote #it is what it is #war #gaza genocide #palestine #me #khaled nabhan #Reem

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steadfastabiha · 5 months

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“She was the soul of my soul.”

— Khaled Nabhan, A Palestinian grandfather who lost both his grandchildren, Reem and Tareq.

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agirlwithimaan · 4 months

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"If Allah has written for us this life, we welcome this life. Allah is with us and He will not let us down."

–words of Palestinian grandfather, Khaled Nabhan🥹❤️‍🩹

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jaycee-penny-art · 3 months

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"In the land of peace, peace is dead."

ID: A digital illustration depicting Palestinian-Chilean singer, Elyanna, performing her song, “Olive Branch.” A ray of blue light shines behind her, subtly projecting images of various Palestinian heroes. These people include photojournalist Motaz Azaiza, journalist Bisan Owda, and grandfather Khaled Nabhan with his deceased granddaughter Reem. There are also white kites flying in the background, olive branches, the Palestinian flag, and Palestinian sunbirds. Additionally, there is a caption of a lyric from the song that reads, “In the land of peace, peace is dead,” written in Arabic.

#art #digital art #palestine #elyanna #wizard bisan #motaz azaiza #she was the soul of my soul #artists on tumblr

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soulofserenityy · 4 months

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“Soul of my soul”

Attempting to open her unresponsive eyes for a farewell kiss, Khaled Nabhan lovingly rubs his beard against his three-year-old granddaughter's lifeless head, tenderly cleans her blood-stained face, and embraces her repeatedly before bidding a heartbreaking final goodbye.

In describing the innocence of his slain granddaughter, Reem, Nabhan poignantly refers to her as his "ruh-el-ruh," translating to "the soul of the soul." As he reflects on the profound bond he shared with Reem, a bittersweet smile illuminates Nabhan's face.

Tragedy struck when an Israeli airstrike, targeting the Al Nuseirat refugee camp in southern Gaza, brought down their home, claiming the lives of three-year-old Reem and her five-year-old brother Tareq. The family, sound asleep when the house was bombed last week just before the temporary truce, faced the devastating aftermath.

Waking amidst chaos, Nabhan searched for his children and grandchildren, thwarted by the absence of electricity that hindered locating them in the wreckage. Describing the scene of destruction, he points to the debris of their once-standing home.

Reem's mother, Maysa, suffered severe injuries in the attack and is currently in the process of recuperation. Tragically, the helpless mother, buried under the heavy rubble, couldn't rescue her little girl who cried out for help.

With Reem's father working outside Palestine, the family resided with her grandfather Nabhan, who shares a poignant statement about the inseparable nature of their relationship. "We were inseparable, I loved her more than my soul," Nabhan expresses, capturing the profound depth of their connection.

In a poignant video shared on social media, the grief-stricken grandfather is captured tenderly fixing Tareq's hair and capturing images of the lifeless brother and sister lying on the ground, shrouded in white, prepared for burial. Expressing his sorrow, Nabhan laments, "I combed his hair like he would always ask me to, like the photo he would always show me. He loved his hair like that, now he's gone."

In another clip circulating on social media, Nabhan wears Reem's earring on his shirt as a poignant keepsake. Tearfully, he explains, "Reem and her brother Tareq are the essence of my soul. I was cleaning their faces with a salt solution to get rid of the dust, and I found the earring." Holding the earring as a symbol, he adds, "I want to take the earring and want to keep it as a souvenir from you."

Reflecting on the viral video, netizens expressed the enduring impact of the grandfather's emotional scenes, especially the heartbreaking moment of him kissing his granddaughter's lifeless body. Nabhan, visibly crestfallen, emphasizes the significance of the earring, saying, "She will stay with me; I will remember her through this earring. I want to remember her and keep her earring as a badge. She is gone, and may you rest in peace, Reem."

The grandfather had been planning to celebrate Reem's birthday, coincidentally sharing the same birth date on December 23. However, overwhelmed with grief, he now finds it impossible to celebrate his own birthday without her. Seeking solace in his faith, Nabhan turns to God, acknowledging, "We should only complain to God; only God knows our sadness and heartbreak. God Almighty is the one who will seek retribution." In a heartfelt prayer, he implores, "I pray to God Almighty with His highest attributes and perfect words that Reem’s blood (ruh-el-ruh) and the blood of Tareq, and all other martyrs fall as a curse upon Israel, America, and their allies."

Amidst the memories, Nabhan recalls Reem's favorite game of pulling his beard and their playful interactions. Describing the tender moments, he says, "I used to kiss her on her cheeks, on her nose, and she would giggle. I kissed her, but she wouldn’t wake up." The sentence is incomplete, but it conveys the profound loss and grief experienced by the grandfather.

Happy Birthday Reem

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nadiasolivia · 5 months

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"Khaled alone is stronger than the propaganda machine of Israel. Just him all by himself. There's no lie that the American media or Israel could ever tell that would be stronger than Khaled."

During his speech at the Oasis of Dialogue in Doha, Qatar, social justice activist Shaun King talked about Khaled Nabhan, a Palestinian grandfather who lost his three-year-old granddaughter Reem along with her five-year-old brother Tareq in an Israeli air strike that demolished their home in southern Gaza.

King stressed that the gentleness in Khaled's manners runs counter to the stereotypical portrayals of Arabs and Muslims in mainstream media.

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#free palestine #save palestine #palestine #gaza #palestina #free gaza #west bank #genocide #israel terrorist #israel apartheid #israel is a terrorist state #instagram

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theivorybilledwoodpecker · 4 days

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Khaled Nabhan, whose grandchildren (Reem and Tariq) were murdered by Israel, visits a wounded child.

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What always stands out to me about Khaled Nabhan is his unfailing kindness. He's always visiting or helping hospital patients, collecting toys to give to children, etc.

I'm not a grandparent, but I am an aunt. If my niece was murdered, I think I would dissolve into a sobbing wreck. I don't know if I'd have the energy to get up and do what Khaled Nabhan does.

#palestine #israel #gaza #Khaled Nabhan #Reem #Tariq #Instagram

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pettycrimesgreeneyes · 5 months

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I absolutely hate CNN with a passion and will not forget the genocide inciting propaganda they were sharing a few weeks ago. This will be the last thing I share from them and I am only doing it for Khaled Nabhan

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thehappiestshrimp · 5 months

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Ghosts of Departed Quantities “Historically, one of the earliest recorded references to the mathematical impossibility of assigning a value to a/0 is contained in Anglo-Irish philosopher George Berkeley's criticism of infinitesimal calculus in 1734 in The Analyst” “And what are these Fluxions? The Velocities of evanescent Increments? And what are these same evanescent Increments? They are neither finite Quantities nor Quantities infinitely small, nor yet nothing. May we not call them the ghosts of departed quantities?” - George Berkeley

As Israel fills the throat of civilization with dust and the soil with the ocean’s salt we try to measure that which is lost as a sum or quantity, a real number. Impossible as Mahāvīra found, bare feet cool on the red clay on the knees of the Chamundi Hills searching for a resolution to Brahmagupta’s error: that a number remains unchanged when divided by 0. Impossible, Berkeley cried eight centuries later to divide something into nothing.

How to measure four year old Ahmed Shabat’s legs amputated after an Israeli bomb burst Nuseirat refugee camp, a world wound, his home in Beit Hanoun destroyed with his parents and fifteen family more? “Where is my mother? Where is my father?” he asks over and over, and how will we answer?

How to measure the infants left to decay in the shell of the bombed hospital as death pressed in like gravity? Christ in the hay was not more beautiful than they.

How to measure Khaled Nabhan kissing the eyes of his granddaughter Reem? “She is the soul of my soul.”

How to measure the olive trees, two millennia on fire?

How to measure Refaat Alareer, poet of life, who wrote his death before he was killed with his brother, his sister, their four children? “If I must die let it bring hope let it be a tale.”

Let it enter your heart!

Let it enter your heart, mathematician of the world house, inheritor of the geometry of India, and Baghdad’s House of Wisdom. Let it enter your heart, sons of Baldwin, that son of America, who knew “Every bombed village is my hometown.” Remember algebra itself, born from the Arabic الجبر: “a reunion of broken parts.” Al-Khwarizmi in his wisdom wrote ilm al-jabr wa'l-muqābala, ‘the science of restoring what is missing and equating like with like’.

“Think not of those who are slain in Allah's way as dead. Nay, they live, finding their sustenance in the presence of their Lord. They rejoice in the bounty provided by Allah. And with regard to those left behind, who have not yet joined them in their bliss, the martyrs glory in the fact that on them is no fear, nor have they cause to grieve.”

Let my life be a witness to the witness.

“She will stay with me,” Khaled Nabhan says, Reem’s earring glittering like a tear of gold on his brown palm. “I will remember her through it.”

When mathematics fails, how will we measure? Let it be undefined, but not forgotten. Let your heart equal mine, let my blood be that hot quantity which remembers yours. Let my breath be your breath. Let your life be that line which, sacred function, approaches infinity forever and ever, amen.

#poetry #mine #palestine #Refaat Alareer

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