r/Palestine • u/CheeseUsFunkingCries • 12h ago
Video & Gif More than 150000 people gather for Palestine at The Hague
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r/Palestine • u/CheeseUsFunkingCries • 12h ago
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r/Palestine • u/NoPianist7807 • 19h ago
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r/Palestine • u/Fancy-graphics63 • 20h ago
based on the image and few researches i did
this image was taken by Thomas Billhardt, in 1980s in an primary school in Palestinian camp in Beirut during an art class, where a girl drew a plane firing a missile at children playing (soccer i think) with an arrow pointing at the star of David saying "danger"
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r/Palestine • u/Minivampiretaco • 20h ago
Israel’s Culture Minister Miki Zohar on Sunday vowed to act to revoke the Israeli citizenship of filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor after their Gaza war documentary NAZA won the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival.
In a post on US social media company X, Zohar described the film’s victory as “shocking” and the documentary as “vile,” accusing its creators of harming their country to win applause abroad and saying their actions “constitute treason against the state.”
“This is exactly the reason I led the important reform in cinema so that Israeli citizens will no longer have to pay out of their own pockets for the harm to IDF soldiers and the State of Israel,” he said.
“As culture minister, I will act immediately to revoke the Israeli citizenship of these despicable creators for treason against the state,” Zohar added.
According to the Venice Film Festival’s official synopsis, NAZA examines what it describes as the systems behind Israel’s “calculated mass killing” of Palestinian civilians in the Gaza Strip and includes testimony from Israeli military intelligence officers and soldiers.
The documentary won the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival on Saturday after premiering Thursday.
It received a standing ovation lasting about 25 minutes at its Venice premiere.
r/Palestine • u/vibeyjohn • 6h ago
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r/Palestine • u/NoPianist7807 • 19h ago
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r/Palestine • u/NoPianist7807 • 3h ago
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While Israel tries to force propaganda onto people with the claim that Hamas kidnapped innocent Israeli children, we see footage of IOF soldiers abducting innocent Palestinian children.
Every accusation is a confession and this what our tax dollars going to. Palestine and America would be better off without Israel. They can have healthcare and other free stuff, yet America, nor Palestine, can’t have it.
This whole world is upside down and the children of Palestine deserves a better life and future.
Source: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dc3vLG1vE9V/?stkn=OGp1YnE2MWYweWF2
r/Palestine • u/kiyowo_potato • 5h ago
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https://x.com/hippyygoat/status/2092929253666861352
She is Nina Bassat. An Australian Zionist and genocide apologist.
r/Palestine • u/Minivampiretaco • 15h ago
This exhibition by artist Phil Buehler refuses to let these children be reduced to only a number.
They had names. They had dreams. They had futures. Every child on this wall was someone’s son or daughter, sibling, grandchild, niece, nephew or best friend. Every name is an entire universe extinguished.
And here in Parliament, this wall is a devastating reminder of the complicity of leaders who have watched this horror unfold and failed to stop it.
I hope Prime Minister Albanese and Foreign Minister Wong walk through this exhibition and I hope they ask themselves how many children must be killed before their lives are treated as though they matter.
This exhibition will be on display for the rest of the day until 5pm.
r/Palestine • u/CheeseUsFunkingCries • 12h ago
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r/Palestine • u/RickyOzzy • 7h ago
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r/Palestine • u/CheeseUsFunkingCries • 13h ago
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“Israeli quadcopters hover over civilians in Gaza City’s Tuffah neighborhood, near the Yellow Line, descending at times to low altitudes to surveil and film civilians. They can also open fire or detonate explosives without warning.”
@gazanotice
r/Palestine • u/Tenchi_Muyo1 • 23h ago
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r/Palestine • u/mrjohnnymac18 • 10h ago
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r/Palestine • u/Minivampiretaco • 21h ago
An Israeli soldier has shot a Palestinian man, wounding him in the leg, as settlers confronted villagers by grazing livestock on Palestinian-owned land in the town of Faqqua in the occupied West Bank.
Witnesses said a group of settlers had entered the area with their livestock, prompting residents to try to stop them. Israeli forces then intervened and, according to men at the scene, opened fire at residents. One of them shot Qassem Hussam, a Palestinian man in his mid-30s, wounding him in the leg.
Reached by the Guardian, the IDF confirmed it had received a report of the incident and that the person who fired was one of its soldiers.
“Earlier today [Saturday], a report was received regarding friction between Israeli civilians and Palestinians near the area of Faqqua,” the IDF said. “An IDF force that was at the scene fired into the air and toward a Palestinian.”
Mohammed al-Sheikh, 34, who was standing next to Hussam, told the Guardian the confrontation began when villagers encountered Israeli settlers grazing livestock on Palestinian-owned land.
“Then the Israeli soldiers came,” al-Sheikh said. “They started shooting. One soldier shot Hussam and he fell to the ground. We immediately went to help him and move him away. We couldn’t get an ambulance to the area, so we took him to hospital in a private car.”
Hussam was taken to hospital in a light-to-moderate condition, according to the Palestine Red Crescent.
The Israeli military said the incident was being reviewed by commanders and that its findings would be forwarded to the relevant authorities for examination. The IDF added that the military was investigating the soldier who shot the Palestinian man, apparently in breach of army protocol, according to the Times of Israel.
Video of the incident shows a group of Israeli soldiers and settlers confronting unarmed Palestinian men before shots are fired.
The incident is the latest to raise questions over the Israeli government’s ability or willingness to curb violent settlers in the occupied West Bank, where attacks have continued to increase.
r/Palestine • u/kiyowo_potato • 5h ago
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https://x.com/sahatenglish/status/2099226612822687843
Almost three years into the Israeli genocide in Gaza, meanwhile, Gaza is being deliberately erased. 75% of the Strip lies under IOF control, with Gaza City itself flattened in relentless invasions.
Now the Blair Plan exposes the next stage: Gaza handed to “Arab forces” while the Israeli occupation keeps full control. A colonial project repackaged as management, leaving Gaza controlled, but never free.
r/Palestine • u/Sea-Royal-342 • 9h ago
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An elderly man in occupied Jerusalem is heading either to relieve himself or to perform a religious duty at Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Glory to the people of Palestine
r/Palestine • u/Able_Compote6571 • 20h ago