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Hezbollah critically wounds the commander of the brigade that killed Hind Rajab, stormed Al-Shifa Hospital and did operations in Rafah.

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u/Not_Ground — 15 hours ago
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German police arrested a pro-Palestine protester in Berlin on Monday, holding him in a chokehold and pushing him to the ground as the man cried out that Israel killed his son.

u/Reasonable_Sundae254 — 2 days ago
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This happens a lot

Some Muslim feminist women need to know that they demonize themselves by broadly demonizing Muslim men towards people who are enemies of islam who you take as sisters. The natural conclusion to the general blaming is it coming back to you as to why you even follow such an "evil" religion and engage in such an "evil" society.

They use collective language while referring to the men ("Muslim men" collectively), demonizing them in line with anti Muslim bigotry, and are surprised when they use totalitarian language in demonizing them ("Muslim women" collectively). They suddenly talk about how they need to stay out of your business and how they're oppressing you. And then they say

"Radfems are weird about Muslim women/hijab"; you allowed them to be weird about Islam and Muslim men by affirming their anti-Muslim bigotry. You can't after you talk about people in a collective manner and attack them in the name of justice, and then say to people to not interfere when it comes to you.

The problem is that you don't see that they're enemies of religion and are trying to align with them, taking them on surface value. You like them while they hate Islam and it's adherents. Unfortunately some times you even help attack Islam and it's adherents.

You try to make friends with enemies of Islam and then are surprised when they attack you too. You agree with the enemy's characterization of Islam and then the men and then you're surprised when they turn on you. Are you separate from Islam that you allow them to do this? This is why your voice against anti Muslim bigotry doesn't hold any value because one moment you're reinforcing it and the other moment you're speaking against it. You confirm all of their anti-Muslim caricatures and then are surprised when they then do it to you as well. By confirming their bigotry you are also confirming it against yourself. They attack men because their enemies are Muslim men, Hezbollah, Iran, so they need to help promote bigotry against them to justify their aggression. Confronting anti Muslim bigots, enemies of Islam also means defending men of ummah, and men are being attacked. Don't help them in doing that. Because you'll also be doing it against yourself. You are not separate from the Islamic world, men, women, children, are all part of it. They're enemies of Islam as a whole.

Like opposing generalizing is what we have been doing to confront anti-Muslim bigotry, that regular Muslims aren't responsible for the action of Wahhabis, what then prevents you from extending it back to your own people, why do you do it to your own people. Your own demonization comes with it.

Yes there are vile men but be careful in how you approach it. Imam Ja’far Sadiq (a.s.) said

“Sometimes a person is a victim of oppression and he curses till the time he himself becomes the oppressor.” and Whoever helps wrongdoing against a Muslim isn't a Muslim. Twitter culture promotes hive mentality and piling on.

u/Not_Ground — 2 days ago
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Many believe the crisis is over, but in Gaza, hunger is still the daily reality.” Thousands still rely entirely on soup kitchens (Takiya) for their only meal of the day, which often consists of nothing more than plain rice or broth.

u/Moist_Light_8633 — 3 days ago
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Hasbara in action: 'Israeli' study says that they need to stoke fear and hatred of Muslims and Islam in an attempt to make case for themselves, as zionist project by itself is unpopular. Source in comments.

u/Not_Ground — 3 days ago
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Israeli terrorist holding a Palestinian farmer hostage at gunpoint after he refused to leave his land.

Palestinian farmer working his field in the occupied West Bank refused to leave for an armed Israeli settler.

So the settler took him hostage, blindfolded and humiliated him while IDF soldiers stood guard protecting the abuser.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYYfWsoIcIS/

u/Actual-Freedom2080 — 4 days ago
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Zohran Mamdani observed Nakba Day, the first New York City Mayor to ever do so. Mamdani shared a video of Inea, who is a New Yorker and a Nakba survivor. She shared her story with us — one of home, tradition and memory over generations.

u/DickabodCranium — 5 days ago
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Ireland: The "Sanctions Against the State of Israel" Bill

>The Bill, which will be debated in the Dáil on 14th May and voted on on 20th May, is the first proposal in any Western parliament to fully sanction all economic relations with Israel. It would ban trade, investment, financial dealings and state-linked economic activity with Israel, in line with Ireland’s obligations under the Genocide Convention and international law.

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u/newsspotter — 3 days ago
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Please note that you must be a EU citizen to sign the European Citizen Initiative (petition)!

Rules on ECI data/ min. age requirements by Member State: https://citizens-initiative.europa.eu/data-requirements\_en

• Austria, Belgium, Germany, Malta: min. age 16 years
• Greece: min. age 17 years
• Other EU countries: min. age 18 years.

PS: The petition is hosted on the official website of the EU Commission. It was launched by the European Left Alliance/ Members of the EU Parliament.

u/newsspotter — 3 days ago
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Israel’s Long War on Lebanon: A Joint History of the Zionist and Lebanese Entities

In this analysis, Ayman Makarem of the From the Periphery media collective reviews a century of colonial violence in Palestine and Lebanon to illuminate the current Israeli occupation and what it would take to resist it.

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u/CrimethInc-Ex-Worker — 5 days ago