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nakeddeparture · 4 months
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Maxwell, Christ Church, Barbados. The CCJ has spoken. Sharif Mohammed and Marie Kavanagh must be charged in the Apsara Restaurants arson/fraud scheme they devised.
https://youtu.be/VJauGJ_zMwA
The Chief of Police, the Attorney General and your DPP were handed a gift from the CCJ. Now let’s see how many Barbadoses you have there. Have your say. Naked!!
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northgazaupdates · 4 months
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A group of journalists held a public appeal yesterday for an end to Israel’s siege of the northern Gaza Strip, where practically no food aid has entered since October 2023. People in the north are living and dying in famine due to the complete blockade by the IOF.
To make matters worse, most mainstream media outlets are ignoring the plight of north Gaza, as the journalists and other people remaining in the north are predominantly Arabic-speaking. The north of Gaza is starving in silence.
Instagram user faridaek has been kind enough to repost the appeal with English subtitles added. This is a significant undertaking that we greatly appreciate, and we ask everyone with an Instagram account to share the video.
The journalist speaking is Islam Bader. He and his colleagues are making this appeal on behalf of the people of northern Gaza. The journalists present include Abed Alqadr Sabbah, Mahmoud Al-Awadia, Momin Abu Owda, Mahmoud Sabbah, Mahmoud El-Shareef, Anas Al-Sharif, Islam Bader, Mohammed Ahmed, and Fadi Al-Whidi, among others. The subtitles read
From the north of the Gaza Strip, we, as journalists still stationed here in the north stand today driven by our ethical responsibility and national duty as a voice for all those who remain steadfast in Gaza and its north who are being subjected to a policy of extermination and a policy of starvation which is no less than extermination. The markets have been emptied of all essentials, and there is no flour available except in rare instances. The occupation does not allow aid to enter, maintaining its obstinate siege against our people and our families. We are of this people, and today we speak for Palestinians, for the besieged and for those denied life’s essentials. The most basic necessities have now become extremely rare in Gaza.
Therefore, we issue this call as a final warning, about a severe famine that is unprecedented on a global scale and impacting all facets of life, particularly children, individuals with chronic conditions and society’s most vulnerable groups. We hold the Israeli occupation and the international community especially the United States responsible for this starvation because it is happening in front of the eyes and ears of the entire world without any concrete action [on the ground] to stop it. The occupation’s claims of aid delivery are deceptive and unfounded. In reality, nothing has entered the north of the Gaza Strip.
Therefore, this final call, on behalf of all these people, on behalf of our fellow journalists, on behalf of our families and on behalf of Palestinians and the displaced in the north of the Gaza Strip is for the world to uphold its responsibility. North Gaza is starving, and this famine must be stopped.
Source: Islam Bader et al via faridaek on Instagram
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communistchilchuck · 26 days
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List of Palestinian Evacuation And Support Fundraisers
Last Update: 05/28/2024
All fundraisers have been looked into by me or vetted by others. If anyone notices issues in validity with any of the fundraisers listed please let me know. Funding updates daily!
Fadi Al-Sharif and family ($26,961/$62,500 goal)
Hayam Taha and family (€18,052/€30,000 goal)
Deyaa and family (€20,046/€30,000 goal)
Deyaa reached the initial evacuation fee for his family and they have extended the goal to pay to support themselves after they evacuate.
Fatima Alshanti (kr22,300 SEK/kr150,000 goal)
Shahed Ghazi and family ($31,049 CAD/$94,838 goal)
Little Yusuf and family (€33,893/€85,000 goal)
Sara & Huda Hajjaj and family ($9,807/$25,000 goal)
Mohammed JH Shamia's family (kr50,017 SEK/kr250,000 goal)
Maram Ahmed and family (€10,425/€30,000 goal)
Hamza Almofty and family ($7,331/$35,000 goal)
Mahmoud Jomaa (€3,143/€10,000 goal)
Dr. Mohammed Shaga ($2,785/$20,000 goal)
Abdulrahman Alshanti and family (kr148,607 SEK/kr350,000 goal)
Besan Almabhouh's family (€9,027/€25,000 goal)
Said Tanani and brothers (€33,829/€50,000 goal)
Donia Tanani and family (€78,277/€100,000 goal)
Hussein Shamiya, his pregnant wife, and son ($19,816/$40,000 goal)
Mohammed Shamia and family ($35,729/$50,000 goal)
Amro Bakr & kids Bakir and Tala (€15,294/€28,000 goal)
Almadhoun family ($27,523/$80,000 goal)
Child Mohammed and family (€20,297/€30,000 goal)
Sana'a and family (£28,657/£70,000 goal)
Noha Ayyad and family ($35,374/$95,160 goal)
Maryam Ayyad and family ($1,065/$15,000 goal) - Maryam is related to Noha listed above, who is managing her fundraiser.
Hamza Sameer and family ($6,940/$55,000 goal)
Hamza is related to Noha, he is her uncle’s son.
Nazmi Mwafi and family ($6,823/65,000 goal)
Ibrahim Almofty and family ($8,341/$40,000 goal)
Hamdi Hejazi and family ($25,552/$150,000
Mohammed Ali and family ($10,891/$25,000 goal)
Heba and family (€65,972/€80,000 goal)
Mohammed Abuhasanein and family (kr11,156 SEK/kr 350,000 goal)
Rawan and Yemna (kr52,492 SEK/kr319,315 goal)
Laila Auda (€7,784/€35,000 goal)
Ola Madi (€3,284/€40,000 goal)
Tawfik Satoom and family ($6,587/$45,000 goal)
Laila Abd El Bari, her husband, and unborn baby Sham (€8,088/€25,000 goal)
Abdullah Mohammed and family ($7,577/$47,000 goal)
Ruba Abushaban and family (€17,539/€50,000 goal)
Hala, her husband, and their daughter ($7,517 CAD/$50,000 goal)
Hoda and Abdul Rahman ($3,211/$18,000 goal)
Al Maghari family (£4,974/£74,000 goal)
Arwa Abudawaba and family (kr246,856 NOK/kr500,000 goal)
Hani Alhajjar’s family (€19,680/€50,000 goal)
Ouda family ($20,709 CAD/$50,000 goal)
Rawan Ahmed and family ($17,798/$40,000 goal)
Dr. Wael Eldahdouh's family (€6,001/€110,000 goal)
Abdullah Lulu and family ($8,881/18,000 goal)
Lara, Abdalla, and family (€12,812/€50,000 goal)
Firas Salem and family (€22,687/€65,000 goal)
Amal Abu Shammala's family (€49,805/€53,000 goal)
Dr. Mohammed Alshaer and family (€6,032/€18,000 goal)
Roqaya Al-Hayek and Mohammad Jamal Al-Hayek (€14,769/€25,000 goal)
Haya and family (€7,192/€60,000 goal)
Mohammed Dahdooh and family (£46,445/£65,000 goal)
INITIAL GOAL COMPLETE!!! Mohammed is now raising money for his family to support themselves once they evacuate.
Ahmad Iyd and family (£7,615/£150,000 goal)
Renad and family (£5,996/£25,000 goal)
Mohammed Aljbour and family (€5,501/€25,000 goal)
Sarah's mother (€6,266/€15,000 goal)
Sarah reached her initial goal to evacuate her mother and has raised the goal to provide support for she and her family once they are in Egypt.
Dr. Hasan Adwan and family (€6,149/€98,000 goal)
Marah Atallah and family ($2,285/$27,000 goal)
Dr. Nasrallah Almassri ($9,333/$30,000 goal)
Afnan Hasaballah (€12,011/€15,000 goal)
Muhammad Al-Thalateeni and family (€8,497/€20,000 goal)
Al-Zaeem family ($9,009/$50,000 goal)
Mahmoud Al Tibi and family (€9,193/€60,000 goal)
Almoghrabi family (€8,454/€25,000 goal)
Mohammad's family (€9,578/€30,000 goal)
Aziz and his mother ($3,063/$50,000 goal)
Mohammed, his wife, and their newborn son ($1,101 CAD/$50,000 goal)
Tala, her aunt, and their family (€20,588/€50,000 goal)
Ala Osama ($165/$50,000 goal!!!)
Aesha Balaha and family ($1,867/$10,000 goal)
Farah and family (€4,691/€35,000 goal)
Zinh Dahdooh ($6,991/$40,000 goal)
Rana and family (€9,285/€30,000 goal)
Al-Alami family ($3,798 CAD/$100,000 goal)
Khaled and family ($252/$15,000!!!)
Tamer Alnoaizy and family (€4,115/€20,000 goal)
Ahmed Dawoud and family ($2,300/$87,000 goal)
Omar and family (€7,869/€20,000 goal)
Haytham and family ($2,748 CAD/$70,000 goal)
Hamdi and family ($770 CAD/$62,000 goal!!!)
Mahmoud & Rawan (€1,154/€15,000 goal)
Hashem, Samar, and baby Omar (€385/€45,000 goal!!!)
Aseel Maher and family (€3,295/€30,000 goal)
Mayada Jihad and family (€2,220/€30,000 goal)
Amal, her children, and her unborn baby ($3,991/$15,000 goal!!!) URGENT! 6 DAYS TO COMPLETE!!!
Margaret, Sara, and Maxine's friend and her family (£38,325/£50,000 goal)
Tahani Shorbajee and family ($5,785/$50,000 goal)
Baby Youssef and family (€8,282/€50,000 goal)
Iman Eyad and family (£4,010/£60,000 goal)
Mohammed & Hamza Hilles and family (€755/€30,000 goal!!!)
Bilal Salah and family (€25,078/€70,000 goal)
Rabah Dawoud and family ($46,500/$70,000 goal)
Mayess and family ($357/$45,000 goal!!!)
Aahed Hisham and family (€2,807/€50,000 goal)
Hammam Hilles and family (€887/€30,000 goal!!!)
Hazem's family ($104,420 AUD/$100,000 goal)
GOAL COMPLETE!!!
Hazem has made it from Gaza to Egypt, but he and his family are still in need of support.
Mohamed, Samah, and family (€28,951/€63,000 goal)
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Verified Palestinian gofundme’s Masterlist
Rightfully so, I have gotten messages worrying if everything I post is legit (I try my best to make sure the answer is yes), but here’s a masterlist of ones that one or more people have confirmed are legit Palestinians. Most are from the blogs @el-shab-hussein, @ibtisams, @palestinecharitycommissionsassoc ,@90-ghost, @nabulsi and @palipunk
I will also be making individual posts for most of these
Help Khaled and his family escape Gaza
Help lara and abdalla Family to be safe in Gaza
Emergency: Help Ibrahim's Family Find Safety - $50 is 500kr
HELP Ezzideen & his Family to EVACUATE Gaza
Your help is the only hope to save us from war.
Hope : Help Little Elen Fetch a brighter Future
Help Aseel’s family evacuate from Gaza.
EMERGENCY: HELP evacuate Bashar from Gaza
Help Mohammad Hammad evacuate his family from Gaza
Help Madleen's Family From Gaza
Help Jehad Evacute From Gaza
Help a med student & his family evacuate to safety
Help Fadi's Family Rebuild Their Life Amidst Crisis
Help Us Safely Evacuate a family from Gaza
Help child with Cerebral Palsy evacuate
Protect an open source engineer and his family
Help Bring Ayah’s Family in Gaza to Safety
Call to Action: Keep Gazas Talent Alive
Help Belal and His Family Escape the War in Gaza
Urgent Rescue Mission for the Mortaja Family
Save my family from the war in Gaza
Urgent: Help Evacuate My Family From Gaza War
Urgent help to evacuate my family out of Gaza
Help evacuate Safi’s family from Gaza in warfare
emergency : Help Support the Khalaf Family in Gaza
Help AbdulAziz and his family
Help Yousef escape Gaza and treat his cancer
Help my family rebuild home und evacuate Gaza
Please Help Me Evacuate My Children To Safety
Escape From War Nightmare: Support Gazan Family
Help my family in Gaza
Salaam Animal Care, find a safe home for animals
URGENT HELP help my family to evacuate Gaza
Help me & my Family Evacuate from Gaza
Urgent Appeal for Support: Help a Photographer
Help Jana's Family Find Refuge and Peace
Help me to save my family from the war in Gaza
Help evacuate my brother and his family from Gaza
Urgent apeal to help Elzomar family leave Gaza immediately
Help my mum to travel to a safe place
Help Afnan to find safety and to complete her education
Support getting Linda and her family out of Gaza
Support Mohammed and His Family Affected by the Gaza War
Help Ala's Family Overcome Crisis in Gaza
Freedom and home repair for Aesha an family
Help us evacuate and rebuild what's left of our lives
Help Tamer and his Family in Gaza!
Help my family escape death and reunite with me.
Help me and my family escape the Genocide in Gaza
Help rebuild Ahmed's family life in Gaza .
Emergency : Saving My Mother and only brother From War Zone
Rescue Mahmoud's Family: A Call to Escape Gaza's Devastation
Help Mohammed & His Family To Safety
Help Almoghrabi family to evacuate Gaza strip
Urgent Appeal: Help Save Ruba & Muhammad in Gaza!
Urgent help to evacuate my family from Gaza
Help Alia's family and their children get out of Gaza
Urgent Appeal: Save Little Yusuf and His Family Amidst Gaza
Support My Family Escape War in Gaza
Help me get my family out to safety
Help my family out of Gaza
Help me get my family out to safety
Help my children and family from the Gaza war !!
Please Help Evacuate Fadi's Family from Gaza
URGENT: Help Hayam and her Family Escape the Genocide
For what remained in us من أجل ما تبقى فينا
Please Help Restore The Sharifs home & Help Leave A War Zone
Help Shymaa's Family Reunite in Egypt
Help Mahmoud’s family evacuate from Gaza
Donate to help Deyaa and his family escape Gaza
Fatima’s Journey to Restore Artistry in Gaza
My family under fire, help them evacuate Gaza.
Help me to evacuate from the genocide
Help Mahmoud to evacuate from Gaza to continue education
Help my family evacuate from Gaza
Help Sana’a and her family evacuate from Gaza
Haytham needs your help to support his family
Help my family survive and evacuate from Gaza
Help me rebuild a shelter for my family in Rafah
HelpYoussef and his family get out of Gaza for a better life
Let my family be safe and live in peace!
Relief Appeal: Secure Evacuation from Gaza War
Please Help Tahani save her children and husband
Urgent Help Appeal: exit the war of Gaza"
Help My Family Get Out Of Gaza
Vegetables, food, and water for Palestinian families
HELP Muhammad evacuate his family out of GAZA
Secure a Safe Future for Youssef’s Family - Act now
Support My Journey to a New Start
Help Shymaa's Family Reunite in Egypt
Help Me and my Family to evacuate from Gaza ASAP
Saving My Family from the Horrors of War in Gaza
Help the Allahawani family escape genocide
URGENT - Help Azzam evacuate his family from Gaza
help my children get out of gaza safely
Emergency: Help Evacuate My Family from Gaza
Help Safaa secure her children‘s lives after war
Help Kareem get his family from Gaza to safety
Help Karim and his family get to a safe place
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sumechiayuu · 3 months
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Rafah is currently under bombardment, so I will spreading as much links as I can possibly can. If I miss any, please add on if you can
Help Mayar and her family
Help Nour
Help Marah Owda escape Gaza
Help Sobhe and his family escape Gaza
Help Razan and family escape from Gaza
Help Ahmed’s family escape Gaza
Help the Zamli family evacuate
Help this handicapped child escape Gaza
Help this family get out of Gaza
Help this family evacuate
Help Salah’s family
Help evacuate this family to safety
Help this family survive
Help Zayn’s family
Help Mohammed’s family
Help Abdullah Salem’s family
Help Dalia Masoud and her family
Help Mahmoud’s family
Help Eyad’s family
Help Osama’s family evacuate
Help Dr. Abdelwahab and his family
Help this displaced family
Help Abood and his family leave Gaza
Help Lara Sharif evacuate her family to safety
Help secure this family
Help Muhammed evacuate his family
Help Walid and family escape
Help Sarah Aljamal and her family
Help Walaa and her family evacuate from Gaza
Help Aya evacuate her sick mother from Gaza
Help Mohamed Zaqout’s brother escape Gaza
Help Bayan Meghari and her family
Help evacuate this injured father out of Gaza
Help Hossam and his family
Help evacuate the Abu Halabia family
Help treat Mulataf who has brain disease
Help a family of 7 evacuate Gaza
Help this child with cerebral palsy evacuate
Help Abdalla Mughari and his family
Help the Alashi family
Help Ghadeer Saeed’s family
Help Yousef and Khaled Al-Sultan’s family
Help Firas protect his family
Help Moneer and his family
Help Aya Adham get treatment for her hematoma
Links masterpost 1
Links masterpost 2
Links masterpost 3
Links masterpost 4
Please keep Palestine in your minds tonight and onwards even with distractions like the Oscars, helping the people is more important
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blackpearlblast · 23 days
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list of GFMs for families trying to evacuate gaza
making a list of all of the fundraisers of people who have reached out to me directly on here in order to have them all in one place. all of them have either been vetted by other users or i verified them personally by checking their other social media accounts (like twitter or instagram) to confirm. everyone here definitely needs support, a lot of their family members are injured or in need of medical care that is not available in gaza. i am also linking their tumblr accounts so that you can follow them to keep up with their campaigns.
Ezzideen Shehab - his tumblr was banned but his close friend and campaign runner is @boshradaoud - €23,727/75,000
Haya Orouq - @haya-orouq19 - $53,248/55,000 (USD)
Nesma Ahmed - @nesmaahm - $41,310/60,000 (USD)
Hala - @hlabarka22 - $7,277/50,000 (CAD)
Sahar El Tibi - @eltibisahar - €8,925/30,000
Haneen Atya Altalla - @haneenatya - $31,661/70,000 (AUD)
Sujood Odeh - @sujoododeh - £27,691/70,000
Fatma Bassem - @fatmabassem - $18,515/40,000 (USD)
Donia Tanani - @doniatanani - €76,117/100,000
Nozha Emad - (Donia's sister) - €2,249/18,000
Said Tanani - (Donia's brother) - €33,759/50,000
Abdullah - @amhdes90 - $7,447/47,000 (USD)
Amal Abushaban - @amalshabn - €12,987/50,000
Mahmoud ElTibi - @mahmoodeltibi - €9,076/60,000
Heba Maqadma - @hebaalmaqadma - €60,915/80,000
Fadi Sharif - @fadisharif11 - $25,232/62,500 (USD)
Mohammed Bardaweel - @mohbardaweel - €3,948/37,000
Ahmed N. Abubaker - @ahmednabubaker - €25,868/85,000
Alaa Al Khateeb - @alaaalkhateeb - £20,457/26,000
Ahmad Shaban - @ahmd-iyd - £6,146/150,000
Omar - @omarsobhi - €4,253/20,000
Wesam Shorbaje - @wesamshorbaje-2 - $3,518/50,000 (USD)
Fahed Shehab - @fahedshehab - €5,416/50,000
Hani Alhajjar - @skatehani - €14,365/50,000
Amneh Sharif - @amnehsharif - $4,550/150,000 (USD)
Mohammed Talatene - @mohammedtalatene - €7,530/20,000
Bilal - @bilalhammadsblog - €21,938/70,000
Amjad Sido - @amjadsido - €1,333/30,000
Firas Salem - @firassalemnewacccount - €17,414/65,000
Mahmoud Balousha - @bba3lo - €5,654/50,000
Amal Abu Shammala - @amalisam - €46,170/50,000
Basel - @basel321 - $1,854/105,000 (CAD)
Madleen - @mado-o-on - $45,991/70,000 (USD)
Iman Eyad - @imaneyad - £1,787/60,000
Deaa - @daee571989 - $2,058/50,000 (USD)
Laila Shaqura - @lailashaqoura - €2,033/35,000
Wafaa Alnhl - @hebsnhel - €997/35,000
Shahed - @shahed-23 - $662/50,000 (USD)
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healthyhoss · 1 year
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sayruq · 3 days
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Here are some fundraisers you could support:
Mohamed Hamad
Nora Maliha
Bilal Salah
Tahani Shorbajee
Muhannad Shaheen
Youssef Balousha
Mahmoud Abu Hamam
Wafaa
Momen Alostaz
Mohammed Ayesh
Photojournalist Muhammad Al-Thalateeni
Boost. Donate if you can
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rudrjobdesk · 2 years
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Ayodhya: लावारिस लाशों ने दिलाया शरीफ चाचा को पद्मश्री अवार्ड, जानिए कौन हैं मोहम्मद शरीफ?
Ayodhya: लावारिस लाशों ने दिलाया शरीफ चाचा को पद्मश्री अवार्ड, जानिए कौन हैं मोहम्मद शरीफ?
रिपोर्ट-सर्वेश श्रीवास्तव अयोध्या. हम सभी को आगे बढ़कर समाज के लिए कुछ अच्छा काम जरूर करना चाहिए, इससे ही स्वस्थ समाज का निर्माण होता है. आज हम आपको मिलवाएंगे समाज को बेहतरीन संदेश देने वाले अयोध्या के मोहम्मद शरीफ (Mohammed Sharif) से. हालांकि उन्‍हें अयोध्या के लोगों ने शरीफ चाचा का नाम दिया हुआ है. इसके अलावा मोहम्मद शरीफ चाचा को लाशों का मसीहा भी कहा जाता है. वह लगभग 28 वर्षों में सरयू तट पर…
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northgazaupdates2 · 19 days
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Our sources
Below are sources we use for this page. This list is not comprehensive but it is constantly evolving, so check back often. We encourage all our followers and everyone who sees our content to follow and support these individuals and their accounts. They are located in north Gaza and going to great and dangerous lengths to get the truth out.
Links will be added ASAP
Hossam Shabat (Twitter, Instagram, Telegram)
Dr. Tamer Al-Najjar (Twitter, Instagram)
Ibram “Hema” Al-Khalili (Instagram)
Anas Al-Sharif (Twitter, Instagram; Telegram)
Saed Al-Zaneen (Instagram, Telegram)
Mahmoud Abusalama (Instagram)
Nooh/Noah Al-Shaghnobi (Instagram)
Abdullah Al-Majdalawi (Instagram)
Mohammed Saeed (Instagram)
Mohammed Ahmed (Instagram)
Moataz Abu Sakran (Instagram, Tumblr)
Malak Abu Hussein (Instagram)
Hassan Al-Moghani (Instagram)
Fadi Al-Whidi (Instagram)
Abood Abo Salama (Instagram)
Dawoud Abo Alkas (Instagram)
Eshak Daour (Instagram)
Islam Bader (Instagram)
Ahmed Hamdan (Instagram)
Ismail Al-Ghoul (Instagram, Telegram)
Mahmoud Shalha (Instagram)
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weareallfruits · 2 months
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DO NOT GIVE UP ON SAVING PALESTINE!!! I know not everyone can donate as much or at all & that’s not your fault (I’m unemployed myself so I can’t contribute as much as I want). There are ways to help with just your time, though.
Songs by artists from Palestine & from Congo
THE DAILY CLICKS!!
USE THE TIKTOK FILTERS (still works if you post privately)
If you can donate:
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northgazaupdates · 3 months
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https://x.com/gazanotice/status/1723471206198686085?s=20
do you know who is in this photo from november? are they still alive? where can i follow them?
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As far as I know, they are all still alive. From left to right: Fadi Al-Whidi, Hossam Shabat, Mohammed Saber Arab, Mahmoud Abusalama, Mahmoud Al-Sharif (I think), Anas Al-Sharif, Abdullah Obead (no longer in the north), Abood Abusalama (I think), Mahmoud Sabbah (I think), Momin Abu Owda, Mohammed Ahmed, Mahmoud Al-Awadia, Hamza Hammad (seriously injured but still alive as far as I know), unknown, Ahmed Hamdan (I think).
They all have Instagram accounts, which I will link soon. In the mean time, I will put the known individuals’ names in the tags so you can search our posts and find links to their accounts. Tomorrow or the day after I will edit this post and add direct links.
Any corrections or additions are welcome
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communistchilchuck · 19 days
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Palestinian Evacuation and Support Fundraisers -- Less than Halfway to their Goal
As the title says, these are support and evacuation fundraisers from my main list that are currently less than halfway to their goals. Please support these fundraisers by donating and sharing them so that they may complete their goals as quickly as possible and secure safety and/or evacuate should the Rafah crossing open again soon.
Last Update: 05/23/2024
Fadi Al-Sharif and family ($24,702/$62,500 goal)
Fatima Alshanti (kr21,597 SEK/kr150,000 goal)
Shahed Ghazi and family ($21,109 CAD/$94,838 goal)
Little Yusuf and family (€24,261/€85,000 goal)
Sara & Huda Hajjaj and family ($9,271/$25,000 goal)
Mohammed JH Shamia's family (kr49,084 SEK/kr250,000 goal)
Maram Ahmed and family (€9,015/€30,000 goal)
Hamza Almofty and family ($6,941/$35,000 goal)
Mahmoud Jomaa (€2,664/€10,000 goal)
Dr. Mohammed Shaga ($2,551/$20,000 goal)
Abdulrahman Alshanti and family (kr147,985 SEK/kr350,000 goal)
Besan Almabhouh's family (€8,324/€25,000 goal)
Hussein Shamiya, his pregnant wife, and son ($18,911/$40,000 goal)
Almadhoun family ($24,040/$80,000 goal)
Sana'a and family (£27,043/£70,000 goal)
Noha Ayyad and family ($32,691/$95,160 goal)
Maryam Ayyad and family ($1,010/$15,000 goal) - Maryam is related to Noha listed above, who is managing her fundraiser.
Hamza Sameer and family ($6,453/$55,000 goal)
Hamza is related to Noha, he is her uncle’s son.
Nazmi Mwafi and family ($6,721/65,000 goal)
Ibrahim Almofty and family ($7,712/$40,000 goal)
Mohammed Ali and family ($10,375/$25,000 goal)
Mohammed Abuhasanein and family (kr10,817 SEK/kr 350,000 goal)
Rawan and Yemna (kr48,777 SEK/kr319,315 goal)
Laila Auda (€7,281/€35,000 goal)
Ola Madi (€2,699/€40,000 goal)
Tawfik Satoom and family ($6,302/$45,000 goal)
Laila Abd El Bari, her husband, and unborn baby Sham (€7,007/€25,000 goal)
Abdullah Mohammed and family ($7,417/$47,000 goal)
Ruba Abushaban and family (€11,862/€50,000 goal)
Hala, her husband, and their daughter ($7,072 CAD/$50,000 goal)
Hoda and Abdul Rahman ($2,619/$18,000 goal)
Al Maghari family (£4,824/£74,000 goal)
Arwa Abudawaba and family (kr241,706 NOK/kr500,000 goal)
Hani Alhajjar’s family (€13,726/€50,000 goal)
Ouda family ($19,254 CAD/$50,000 goal)
Rawan Ahmed and family ($14,305/$40,000 goal)
Dr. Wael Eldahdouh's family (€5,511/€110,000 goal)
Abdullah Lulu and family ($5,905/$18,000 goal)
Lara, Abdalla, and family (€11,453/€50,000 goal)
Dr. Mohammed Alshaer and family (€5,525/€18,000 goal)
Haya and family (€6,286/€60,000 goal)
Firas Salem and family (€16,429/€65,000 goal)
Ahmad Iyd and family (£5,771/£150,000 goal)
Renad and family (£1,612/£25,000 goal)
Mohammed Aljbour and family (€4,568/€25,000 goal)
Sarah's mother (€5,906/€15,000 goal)
Sarah reached her initial goal to evacuate her mother and has raised the goal to provide support for she and her family once they are in Egypt.
Dr. Hasan Adwan and family (€5,026/€98,000 goal)
Marah Atallah and family ($950/$27,000 goal!!!)
Dr. Nasrallah Almassri ($8,778/$30,000 goal)
Afnan Hasaballah (€5,697/€20,000 goal)
Muhammad Al-Thalateeni and family (€7,244/€20,000 goal)
Al-Zaeem family ($4,638/$50,000 goal)
Mahmoud Al Tibi and family (€8,911/€60,000 goal)
Almoghrabi family (€2,225/€25,000 goal)
Mohammad's family (€8,707/€30,000 goal)
Aziz and his mother ($3,008/$50,000 goal)
Mohammed, his wife, and their newborn son ($971/$50,000 goal!!!)
Tala, her aunt, and their family (€18,219/€50,000 goal)
Ala Osama ($125/$50,000 goal!!!)
Aesha Balaha and family ($1,231/$10,000 goal)
Farah and family (€2,086/€35,000 goal)
Zinh Dahdooh ($5,324/$40,000 goal)
Rana and family (€7,680/€30,000 goal)
Al-Alami family ($3,035 CAD/$100,000 goal)
Khaled and family ($83/$15,000 goal!!!)
Tamer Alnoaizy and family (€3,597/€20,000 goal)
Ahmed Dawoud and family ($2,300/$87,000 goal)
Omar and family (€3,500/€20,000 goal)
Haytham and family ($827 CAD/$70,000 goal!!!)
Hamdi and family ($306 CAD/$62,000 goal!!!)
Mahmoud & Rawan (€944/€15,000 goal!!!)
Hashem, Samar, and baby Omar (€340/€45,000 goal!!!)
Aseel Maher and family (€1,930/€30,000 goal)
Mayada Jihad and family (€2,150/€30,000 goal)
Amal, her children, and her unborn baby ($2,019/$15,000 goal!!!) URGENT! 15 DAYS TO COMPLETE!!!
Tahani Shorbajee and family ($3,367/$50,000 goal)
Baby Youssef and family (€5,067/€50,000 goal)
Iman Eyad and family (£992/£60,000 goal!!!)
Mohammed & Hamza Hilles and family (€684/€30,000 goal!!!)
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A new convoy of my family members joins the list of martyrs of the Al-Kafarna family, bringing the number of martyrs of my family members and relatives to 75 martyrs, and there is still a large number under the rubble.
Because my family and relatives are not numbers, I will write all the names of my family members who were martyred in this aggression.
Martyr Suhail Bassam Al-Kafarna The martyr/Muhammad Bassem Al-Kafarna Martyr/Bassem Muhammad Al-Kafarneh The martyr/Muhammad Ali Al-Kafarna Martyr Ali Muhammad Al-Kafarna The martyr/Hassan Ali Al-Kafarneh The martyr/Youssef Hassan Al-Kafarna The martyr/Misbah Muhammad Al-Mafarneh Martyr Karam Rushdi Al-Kafarneh The martyr/Fatima Hassan Al-Kafarna The martyr/Doaa Muhammad Al-Kafarna and her fetus Martyr Yazan Sharif Al-Kafarna The martyr/Abeer Fakhri Al-Kafarneh The martyr/Youssef Amer Al-Kafarna The martyr/Hassan Yaqoub Al-Kafarneh Martyr Hussein Suhail Al-Kafarna The martyr/Mohammed Iyad Al-Kafarneh The martyr/ Anas Iyad Al-Kafarna The martyr/ Ramez Iyad Al-Kafarna The martyr/Mohammed Yasser Al-Kafarna The martyr/Youssef Amer Al-Kafarna The martyr/Ahmed Karim Al-Kafarna The martyr/Mohamed Mahmoud Al-Kafarna The martyr/Ayoub Ahmed Al-Kafarneh The martyr/Jihad Adnan Al-Kafarna The martyr/Mohammed Ammar Al-Kafarna The martyr/Iman Suhail Al-Kafarna and her children The martyr Amani Jad Al-Kafarneh and her children Martyr Fayez Ali Al-Kafarna The martyr/Muhammad Ali Al-Kafarna The martyr/Muawiyah Ali Al-Kafarna The martyr/ Ahmed Wael Al-Kafarna Martyr Saleh Al-Kafarna The martyr/Qasim Ahmed Al-Kafarneh The martyr/Aoun Nofal Al-Kafarna The martyr/Mahmoud Anwar Al-Kafarna The martyr/ Khater Maher Al-Kafarna The martyr / Muhammad Khater Al-Kafarna The martyr/Ahmed Ashraf Al-Kafarna The martyr/Iyad Muhammad Taha Al-Kafarna The martyr/ Imran Muhammad Taha Al-Kafarna Martyr Saleh Abdel Muti Al-Kafarna The martyr/Abdul Hamid Mamdouh Al-Kafarna The martyr/Abdullah Mahmoud Al-Kafarna The martyr/Abdul Jawad Akram Al-Kafarneh The martyr/Shatha Nasser Al-Kafarna Martyr Moaz Youssef Al-Kafarneh The martyr Fayza Qasim Al-Kafarna Martyr Saad Youssef Al-Kafarneh Martyr Sham Youssef Al-Kafarneh Martyr Hassan Youssef Al-Kafarneh Martyr/Ahlam Al-Kafarna Martyr Hamada Attia Al-Kafarna The martyr/Salwa Muhammad Al-Kafarna The martyr Nour Hamada Al-Kafarna The martyr/Mohamed Hamada Al-Kafarna The martyr/Mohamed Khairy Al-Kafarneh The martyr/Ahmed Ibrahim Al-Kafarna The martyr/Shadi Awni Al-Kafarneh The martyr/Amir Mazen Al-Kafarneh The martyr/Jamal Mahmoud Al-Kafarna The martyr/Mustafa Ghassan Al-Kafarna The martyr/Aisha Mahmoud Al-Kafarna Martyr Redha Moayed Al-Kafarneh Martyr Sharif Saeed Hassan Al-Kafarneh Martyr Amira Sharif Hassan Al-Kafarna Martyr Hassan Sharif Hassan Al-Kafarneh Martyr Bassam Hassan Al-Kafarneh Martyr Safaa Abdel Samie Al-Kafarna A large number of my family members are still missing or under the rubble.
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Pre-World War I, neither #Arabs nor #Jews had their own states; and the #MiddleEast was controlled by the Ottoman Turkish Empire. During the 30 years between the Ottoman Empire’s defeat in 1918 & Israel declaring independence in 1948, there were many opportunities for peace.
1918 - First Meeting Between #Zionist & Arab Leaders
At Aqaba, Zionist leader Dr. Chaim Weizmann first met Emir Feisal (photo below) - son of the Grand Sharif of #Mecca, ruler of the Hejaz, direct descendant of #Mohammed, leader of the #Arab revolt against the Ottomans & by far the most well-known & respected Arab leader of the early 20th century.
Feisal knew that what he called “Southern #Syria” (referred to by the British as “Palestine” & by the Jews as “Eretz Israel”) had become a neglected, largely barren, arid, malarial-swamp-infested wasteland under the Ottomans & felt the #Jewish zeal to revitalize the Land would benefit both Jews & Arabs.
1919 - #Paris Peace Conference
The Paris Peace Conference convened to discuss post-war peace terms & how land of the former Ottoman Empire & Imperial #Germany would be divided.
Emir Feisal represented Arab interests at the Conference
Jan 1919: Weizmann-Feisal Agreement Signed
Dr. Weizmann and Emir Feisal, in Jan 1919, signed an Agreement acknowledging:
“the racial kinship & ancient bonds existing between the Arabs & the Jewish people” and mutually recognizing the Balfour Declaration by declaring “Palestine” the Jewish National Home on which “[a]ll necessary measures will be taken to encourage and stimulate #immigration of Jews into Palestine on a large scale, and as quickly as possible to settle Jewish immigrants upon the land through closer settlement and intensive cultivation of the soil.”
March 1919: Feisal & Frankfurter Exchange Letters
After a meeting between Emir Feisal & Zionist leader Felix Frankfurter in March 1919, Feisal drafted & signed a letter to Frankfurter with the Arab position:
“We feel that the Arabs & Jews are cousins by race, suffering similar oppression at the hands of powers stronger than themselves, & by happy coincidence have been able to take the first step towards the attainment of their national ideals together. We Arabs, especially the educated among us, look with the deepest sympathy on the Zionist movement … we regard [the Zionist proposals] … as moderate and proper … [and] wish the Jews a most hearty welcome home … The Jewish movement is national and not imperialist … there is room in Syria for us both. Indeed I think that neither can be a real success without the other.”
Frankfurter replied to Feisal in a letter acknowledging the Arab position “with deep appreciation” & stating:
“[W]e knew that the aspirations of the Arab and the Jewish peoples were parallel, that each aspired to re-establish its nationality in its own homeland … The Arabs and Jews are neighbors in territory; we cannot but live side by side as friends.”
Apr 4-7 1920 - Violent Nebi Musa Riots & Their Rejection By Several Arab Leaders
While the policy of the #British government was pro-Zionist & pro-Arab, certain British officers on the ground were deeply #antisemitic & worked to foment Arab violence against Jews.
Specifically, British Colonel Waters Taylor (financial advisor to Military Administration in Palestine), met with Arab extremist Amin al-Husseini & encouraged him to incite a riot during Easter to show the Arabs did not support #Zionism.
For four straight days, al-Husseini’s incited mob of ~65,000 Arabs engaged in a riotous #pogrom against the Jewish community in #Jerusalem.
The mob chanted things like, “slaughter the Jews,” “the Jews are our dogs,” and “we will drink Jewish blood,” as they destroyed & looted Jewish shops, homes, & synagogues and then raped and murdered their way through the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem’s Old City.
As horrifying as the riots were, not all hope was lost as Arab sheikhs from 82 villages around Jaffa & Jerusalem (who claimed to represent 70% of the population) published a document fully condemning the Arab riots & violence against Jews & expressly proclaiming Zionism was “not a danger” to Arabs.
April 20, 1920 - San Remo Conference
At the San Remo Conference, Ottoman & German colonies were split into 15 legal mandates awarded to the Allied powers.
One of those mandates was the British Mandate for Palestine (containing all of modern day Israel, #Gaza, the #WestBank, & the country of #Jordan), which expressly required the British to hold the land in trust while encouraging Jewish immigration to the Land on which there would be a reconstituted Jewish National Home.
Feb 1921 - Churchill meets Jewish & Arab leaders in Palestine
Winston Churchill was put in charge of Britain’s Palestine policy by Prime Minister David Lloyd George & he visited the Land to meet with Jewish & Arab leaders in Feb 1921.
Churchill was stunned by the degree to which the Jews had already developed the land & built large, fully-functioning communities over the prior decades; he also marked the groundbreaking ceremony for #Hebrew University in Jerusalem.
Days later, Churchill met with Arab leaders - only those with whom he met were led by another member of the al-Husseini clan, Musa Kazem al-Husseini.
Churchill was stunned as he listed to the Arabs read aloud a 39-page memorandum filled almost exclusively with hatred, demonization, & absurd conspiracy theories about Jews and world domination.
Churchill expressed his disapproval & told the Arab leaders in attendance it was “manifestly right that the Jews should have a National Home … [a]nd where else could that be but in this land of Palestine, with which for more than 3,000 years they have been intimately & profoundly associated? … [W]e also think it will be good for the Arabs who dwell in Palestine.”
March 1921 - British Commission Empowers al-Husseini & Terror Ensues
The British Commission in Palestine appointed Amin al-Husseini “Grand Mufti” - a position that did not previously exist (“mufti” existed, but not “grand mufti”), and that gave him lifelong tenure as the most prominent Arab leader in Palestine.
Al-Husseini almost immediately instigated organized “fedayeen” terror attacks against the Jewish community culminating with riots in Jaffa and Petah Tikvah that left 43 Jews dead only three weeks later.
Following the riots, al-Husseini consolidated his power & took control of all #Muslim religious funds, the mosques, the schools, & the courts. He then wrote to Churchill & demanded an end to Jewish immigration & for Palestine to be “reunited with Syria.”
1922 - Mandate made Official & the First Partition of Palestine
By international treaty, in 1922, the League of Nations officially formalized the British Mandate for Palestine, which adopted the Balfour Declaration, acknowledging the Jewish people’s "historical connections” to the Land, & declaring the British requirement to “facilitat[e] Jewish immigration [and] encourage settlement on the land” while acknowledging the “moral validity of reconstituting” the Jewish nation.
Meanwhile, Churchill acknowledged a segment of the Palestinian Arab community violently rejected the Jews, but he also received express declarations from hundreds of Palestinian Arab sheikhs & mukhtars supporting Jewish immigration to improve the industrial development of the land, which they said would improve the lives of Arabs as well.
In an attempt to quell any further violence & Arab anxieties, with the stroke of a pen, Churchill partitioned the British Mandate for Palestine by slicing off 3/4 of the Land (everything east of the Jordan River) to create a new Arab Muslim country called “Trans-Jordan,” to which Emir Feisal’s brother, Abdullah (also widely recognized as an Arab Muslim leader from #Saudi Arabia), was named king.
Jews were irate at the loss of 75% of the territory promised to them, but ultimately decided to accept Churchill’s White Paper in the spirit of good will toward their Arab neighbors.
Al-Husseini (who now had his thumb on the majority of Palestine’s Arabs, especially since most would not dare challenge him lest they be summarily executed) flatly rejected the extremely Arab-friendly partition & said the whole of the land was Arab.
Just one year later, the British were forced to suspend the Palestine Constitution after Al-Husseini refused to participate in the Mandatory government.
And al-Husseini continued to organize ongoing violence against Jews culminating in the particularly barbaric 1929 Hebron massacre, which began as a result of the now oft-repeated & nearly 100-year-old lie that the Jews were attempting to “destroy al-Aqsa mosque.”
1936 - Start of the Arab Revolt
In April 1936 (3+ years after Hitler first came to power & while the situation of Jews in #Europe was rapidly deteriorating), al-Husseini organized a terror attack on a Jewish bus, which was then followed by three years of organized terror between Palestinian Arab clans & by Arabs against both Jews and the British.
Al-Husseini formed the Arab Higher Committee, declared a national strike & made three demands: (1) cessation of Jewish immigration; (2) end of land sales to Jews; & (3) the establishment of an Arab national government in the whole of Palestine.
1937 - Peel Commission & Recommended Second Partition of Palestine
Britain set up the Peel Commission to investigate the cause of the Arab riots & to make recommendations.
One of the Jewish Zionist leaders, Ze’ev Jabotinsky, was interviewed by the Commission, & his words were hauntingly prophetic.
Jabotinsky told the British the Jews of Europe faced “a disaster of historic magnitude … We have got to save millions, many millions … who are virtually knocking at the door [of Palestine] asking for admission.”
As to the Arab population, Jabotinsky was clear there was no Jewish desire to “oust” any Arabs and he further said “Palestine on both sides of the Jordan should hold the Arabs, their progeny, and many millions of Jews.”
Jabotinsky then acknowledged a movement of Palestine’s Arabs to create yet another Arab state in the land, but he said, “when the Arab claim is confronted with our Jewish demand to be saved, it is like the claims of appetite versus the claims of starvation.”
The Peel Commission ultimately recommended a second partition of Palestine - this time leaving the Jews with only an extraordinarily tiny portion of what is today a sliver of the northwest coast of Israel, and giving the remaining 80% of the land for an Arab state.
The Jews felt betrayed. But they understood, at least on some level, the disaster awaiting their brethren in Europe & the immediate need to provide safe haven.
So, the Jews accepted the Peel Commission’s partition, assuming the Arabs would accept it & agree to live side-by-side in peace.
This time, not only did al-Husseini reject the planned partition, but neighboring Arab leaders & states did as well.
A Syrian pan-Arab Congress rejected the Peel Commission’s recommendations & declared its goal to “liberat[e] the country and establish[] an Arab government.”
1938 - Woodhead Commission & the Evian Conference
The following year, Britain established the Woodhead Commission to study Palestine & try to find borders that both the Jews & Arabs could accept.
The Woodhead Commission made three proposals, all of which saw the once large Jewish nation continue to shrink exponentially.
In its report, the Woodhead Commission noted, “Arabs of all parties & shades of political opinion were unanimous in condemning the plan as inequitable & wholly unacceptable.”
The report further noted that the thought that “peace to Palestine” would be brought by any partition that included a Jewish state of any size was something “we cannot venture to hope.”
One Arab witness interviewed by the Woodhead Commission said if partition is set in motion that creates any Jewish state, “you will have to have a barbed wire right right it … with pill boxes every half kilometer … Hostility in our lifetime there will be.”
Another Arab witness said, “There would be a violent reaction to anything which gives any part of Palestine to the Jews.”
One other Arab witness said that even if a tiny Jewish State was proclaimed, the Arabs might stay quiet at first, but they would merely be “bid[ing] their time, that is all” until the Jewish State would be destroyed.
The Woodhead Commission declared the Arab position as making the conflict in Palestine “irreconcilable.”
Meanwhile, also in 1938, the Evian Conference was called by U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt in #France to allegedly attempt to deal with the Jewish #refugee problem caused by rise of #Nazi Germany.
All 32 nations in attendance at the Evian Conference refused to permit any significant immigration of Jews to their country.
The #Nazis even mocked the world and their “fake” sympathy for the Jews by declaring in Nazi newspaper headlines, “JEWS FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN PRICE—WHO WANTS THEM? NO ONE.”
1939 - St. James Palace Conference & the White Paper
In February 1939, the British held the St. James Palace Conference in #London to try to find a peaceful solution to the problems in Palestine.
However, the Conference was dead on arrival as the Arab delegates refused to meet with their Jewish counterparts.
Meanwhile, just two months later, Britain (then led by anti-Zionist Neville Chamberlain) was preparing for potential war with Germany, acknowledged its dependence on Middle Eastern oil to win that war (thus requiring Arab goodwill), & decided to appease the Arabs.
The 1939 White Paper was issued, abandoning Britain’s legal obligations to establish a Jewish State in Palestine & shutting the doors to further Jewish immigration almost entirely.
When the British submitted the White Paper to the League of Nations for approval, it was rejected as “not in accordance with … the Mandate.”
But the world was on the brink of war, and the League of Nations had no enforcement power. So Britain ignored the League of Nations’ decision.
The Jewish Agency for Palestine called the White Paper a betrayal in the midst of the “darkest hour of Jewish history.”
Zionist leader (and later first Prime Minister of Israel) David Ben-Gurion called the White Paper “the greatest betrayal perpetrated by the government of a civilized people in our generation.”
Dr. Weitzmann called it, “a death sentence for the Jewish people.”
When war broke out later that year & the Holocaust ensued, Europe’s Jews did not have any place on Earth in which they could seek refuge.
Millions of Jews were murdered by the Nazis, but it could be argued they were condemned to their fate by the failure of the Evian Conference and the issuance of the British White Paper.
1945 - End of WWII & the Holocaust
In 1945, the full extent of Nazi atrocities & their systematic slaughter of 6 million of Europe’s Jews (2/3 of the population) was revealed to the world.
Those Jews who survived had no homes to which they could return; & there were multiple violent pogroms against the few Jews who tried to go “home.”
Hundreds of thousands of Jews were homeless #refugees & survivors of #Hitler’s madness; but they could only be put into Displaced Persons camps, which were often in the same location as the Nazi concentration camps in which they had been tortured & where their families had been murdered.
U.S. President Harry Truman was appalled that even in light of the Holocaust & the condition of the surviving displaced refugee Jews, the British refused to end its illegal White Paper policy; and he demanded Britain immediately permit the entry of 100,000 Jewish survivors to Palestine.
Britain, then under the leadership of anti-Zionist Prime Minister Clement Attlee, refused.
1946 - Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry
The Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry was set up in 1946 to study the Jewish refugee problem & the status of the situation in Palestine and make any recommendations.
The Committee found the Arab intransigence to any Jewish immigration & to any Jewish state remained; but given Britain’s legal obligations under the Mandate & the condition of the Jewish refugees in Europe, the Committee recommended the immediate immigration of 100,000 Jews to Palestine to be followed by further steps to arrange a compromise between the Jews & Arabs.
1947 - Britain Abandons the Mandate & Seeks Resolution by the UN
Foreign Minister of Britain (and well-known #antisemite) Ernest Bevin declared in Feb 1947 his recommendation that the Mandate be abandoned since “there is no prospect of reaching … any settlement which would be even broadly acceptable to the two communities in Palestine.”
Bevin described the “irreconcilable” nature of the conflict to the British House of Commons thusly, “For the Jews, the essential point of principle is the creation of a sovereign Jewish State. For the Arabs, the essential point of principle is to resist to the last the establishment of a Jewish sovereignty in any part of Palestine.”
In May 1947, the UN created the United Nations Special Committee on Palestine (“UNSCOP”), & four months later, UNSCOP made its recommendations that included a partition of Palestine into one Jewish state & one Arab state - each on approximately 50% of the Land (which, for the Jews, represented a mere 1/8 of the territory originally set aside for Jewish immigration and a Jewish State).
The Jews accepted the UN’s proposal, but the Arabs rejected it.
Sept 1947 - Attempts to Avoid War
On Sept 16, 1947, Zionist leaders met with the leader & secretary-general of the Arab League, Abdul Rahman Azzam Pasha.
The Zionist leaders pointed out the #UN had spoken, but also said they were “genuinely desirous of an agreement with the Arabs & [were] prepared to make sacrifices for one.” Generous compromises were offered.
Pasha, however, responded thusly: 
“It’s likely … that your plan is rational & logical, but the fate of nations is not decided by rational logic. Nations never concede; they fight. You won’t get anything by peaceful means or compromise. You can, perhaps, get something, but only by the force of arms. We shall try to defeat you. I’m not sure we’ll succeed, but we’ll try.”
Abba Eban (later Israel’s first Ambassador to the UN) tried to reason with Pasha, saying he would “welcome any counterproposal from your side.”
But Pasha responded: 
“An agreement will only be acceptable at our terms … We have only one test, the test of strength. If I were a Zionist leader, I might have behaved the way you’re doing. You have no alternative. In all events, the problem now is only soluble by the force of arms.”
Oct 2, 1947 - Zionist Leaders Urge Reconciliation with Local Arabs
The Assembly of Palestine Jewry issued an appeal on Oct 2, 1947 that read: 
“We will do everything in our power to maintain peace, & establish a cooperation gainful to both [Jews & Arabs]. It is now, here & now, from Jerusalem itself, that a call must go out to the Arab nations to join forces with Jewry & the destined Jewish State and work shoulder to shoulder for our common good, for the peace and progress of sovereign equals.”
There was no similar call from the Arab world in response.
Nov 1947 - UN Partition Vote & Outbreak of Civil War
On Nov 29, 1947, the UN voted to approve General Assembly Resolution 181 adopting partition as recommended by UNSCOP.
The Jews celebrated international legitimacy for their State; but, like all UNGA Resolutions, 181 was a mere “recommendation.”
Since the Arabs flatly rejected Resolution 181, there was no means by which the UN could enforce it.
The next day, Arabs attacked a Jewish bus on the Petah Tikva-Lod road, killing five passengers, & Jewish neighborhoods in and surrounding Jerusalem were attacked.
A Civil War had begun.
May 1948 - Israeli Independence
At 8 a.m. on May 14, 1948, David Ben-Gurion declared independence for the State of Israel.
Ben-Gurion began by stating:
“Israel was the birthplace of the Jewish people. Here their spiritual, religious and political identity was shaped. Here they first attained statehood, created cultural values of national & universal significance & gave to the world the eternal Book of Books.”
But Ben-Gurion also ended by stating:
“In the midst of wanton aggression, we yet call upon the Arab inhabitants of the State of Israel to preserve the ways of peace & play their part in the development of the State, on the basis of full and equal citizenship and due representation in all its bodies and institutions … We extend our hand in peace & neighborliness to all the neighboring states and their peoples, and invite them to cooperate with the independent Jewish nation for the common good of all.
Only hours later, the neighboring Arab countries (#Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, #Iraq, and #Egypt) launched a full scale invasion of the nascent State of Israel.
Sec-Gen Azzam Pasha proclaimed, “This will be a war of extermination & momentous massacre, which will be spoken of like the Mongolian massacres & the Crusades.”
Pundits filled the airwaves with talk of a second Holocaust considering the Arab states had a population of 200 million with well-equipped armies, & Israel’s entire population was ~600,000 men, women, & children with no formal military training.
Plus, both the United States & Britain maintained an arms embargo on Israel.
However, in what was a true modern-day miracle, the Jews of the reconstituted Jewish State of Israel, a mere three years after the Holocaust & once again facing extermination, fought back the Arab armies to armistices signed in April 1949.
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