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Rupert Murdoch’s War Against American Democracy
Posted in News from the apartheid, USA, Videos
Tagged American democracy, Rupert Murdoch
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Ancient Script of God’s Command

Background:
Arieh King; the deputy Mayor of Jerusalem wrote “He works to eliminate the Muslim Nazis in Gaza . We have to pick up the pace. If I had to decide, I would jump for and put them behind the dirt hills. I would burry all these hundreds of ants alive. They are not human beings and they are not human animals, they are sub-human, and this is how they should be treated. A protest in memory of Amalek we will not forget”.
In the scrolls of old, God’s decree unfolds,
A tale so dark, where vengeance molds.
Saul, a puppet in the divine script,
“Kill them all,” a command to crypt.
Man, woman, infant, and suckling too,
A Godly order, a sinister brew.
3000 years passed, in the dusty tome,
Yet Arieh King, in the present, roams.
Mocking the past with a venomous pen,
“Eliminate Muslim Nazis,” he chants again.
Jump for joy, bury them deep,
Sub-human ants, in darkness sleep.
A protest for Amalek, an absurd recall,
In the city’s air, a mocking squall.
God’s command to Saul, a ruthless dance,
A slaughter urged, in a biblical trance.
How recall a massacre, ancient and cold,
Seek revenge on a nation, stories old?
German death camps, a chilling scar,
Yet mythical tales, they boast bizarre.
Befriending foes, or so they say,
Slaughtering innocents, day by day.
Zionists cling to a past surreal,
While Gaza’s cries, a deafening peal.
Remembering ancient myths with a smirk,
Ignoring recent wounds, in a heartless dirk.
Countless massacres, a forgotten theme,
Gaza’s ongoing tragedy, a nightmare in dreams.
In the dance of memory, a twisted trance,
Zionist minds in a ruthless advance.
Surreal stories, unfounded and grand,
While Gaza weeps in the bloodied sand.
Karmageddon
Posted in Gaza, Iyah May, Justice, Massacres & genocides, Media, Songs
Tagged Apartheid, Elon musk, gaza, Gaza genocide, genocide, israel’s apartheid, israeli occupation, Iyah may, justice, Palestine
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Concentration camps in occupied Palestine

Background:
Gaza Strip and West Bank are occupied regions by Israel with isolated cities and towns that are fulfilling the definition of concentration camps.
In Gaza’s heart, where hopes aspire,
Occupied lands, where dreams catch fire.
A tale of struggle, a story to unveil,
In West Bank’s echoes, an urgent tale.
Isolated towns, where courage stands,
Concentration camps on distant sands.
Resources scant, a plea for light,
Humiliation’s darkness, we must fight.
Palestinian spirits, resilience strong,
In the crucible of pain, they belong.
Beaten, tortured, under a cold moon,
At checkpoints, their courage is a tune.
Illegal settlers, shadows on the stage,
IOF’s gaze, a world engages.
Through injustice’s storm, a common goal,
For Palestinian souls, a shared soul.
Homes invaded, dreams cast aside,
Confiscation’s toll, a world can’t hide.
Demolished by forces, a stark truth unfolds,
IOF’s hammer, where compassion molds.
Farms ablaze, olive trees in pain,
Shops in ruins, echoes of disdain.
Illegal settlers, a challenge to erase,
Protected by silence, a shared disgrace.
Perpetrators lurking, shadows of despair,
Apartheid’s dance, a burden to bear.
Two laws entwined, we must redefine,
One for justice, a shared design.
In the face of wrongs, a united roar,
Speak against silence, let empathy soar.
No to apartheid, let compassion explore,
In the ballad of justice, let Western hearts implore.
Posted in News from the apartheid, Palestinian history, Poems
Tagged Concentration camps
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Landowners’ dance during students’ camping in Berkeley University
Posted in Justice, Media, Palestinian diaspora, Politics, USA, Videos
Tagged American university, Berkeley university, students protests
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I Come From There
Mahmoud Darwish
I come from there and I have memories
Born as mortals are, I have a mother
And a house with many windows,
I have brothers, friends,
And a prison cell with a cold window.
Mine is the wave, snatched by sea-gulls,
I have my own view,
And an extra blade of grass.
Mine is the moon at the far edge of the words,
And the bounty of birds,
And the immortal olive tree.
I walked this land before the swords
Turned its living body into a laden table.
I come from there. I render the sky unto her mother
When the sky weeps for her mother.
And I weep to make myself known
To a returning cloud.
I learnt all the words worthy of the court of blood
So that I could break the rule.
I learnt all the words and broke them up
To make a single word: Homeland.....
Palestinian NGO Condemns Unacceptable Backing for Genocide in Palestine
Unacceptable Backing for Genocide in Palestine
Palestinian civil society vehemently condemns, in the strongest terms, the actions of many western governments for their disgraceful and unwavering support that has not only enabled but emboldened Israel’s relentless aggression against the Palestinian people. This support represents a reprehensible complicity in the genocide and ethnic cleansing of the Palestinian people, along with the persistent violations of international law perpetrated by Israel.
The unrelenting campaign of collective punishment, genocide, and ethnic cleansing perpetrated by Israel, fueled by this support, leaves a stain on the conscience of these governments. The human suffering, particularly that of innocent children and women who bear the brunt of this aggression, is of immeasurable magnitude and demands immediate acknowledgment and repair.
These governments must confront the moral bankruptcy of their policies and bear the weight of shame for their active involvement in war crimes. Refusal to take up this responsibility directly contributes to the suffering of the Palestinian people and grants Israel total impunity, while undermining accountability to international law.
Just three days ago, a hospital in Gaza, a sanctuary of healing, was ruthlessly bombed, with innocent people seeking refuge within its walls. The world watched in horror as these places of safety became targets of destruction.
The prolonged silence and passivity of the international community amount to a colossal global moral failure. How long will the world continue to ignore this suffering and remain passive in the face of such immense human tragedy?
This all being put into context; Palestinian civil society demands the governments in question to take the following actions:
- Acknowledge that ending the Israeli occupation is the root cause of the calamities and catastrophes that have befallen the Palestinian people for more than seven decades, including the ongoing conflict.
Palestinians are not mere statistics; they are living, breathing human beings with hopes, dreams, and families. Their lives matter, and their suffering is beyond measure. The world must break free from the chains of indifference and act with unwavering determination to halt indiscriminate violence, protect the lives of innocent civilians, and put an end to this catastrophe. It is high time for the world to unite and declare that Palestinian lives are not expendable; they are invaluable and deserving of the same protection and compassion as any other lives on this planet. - Pressure Israel to immediately cease its aggression against our people in the Gaza Strip and allow the unconditional flow of humanitarian aid.
- Immediately cease their unconditional political and military support for the Israeli military, which is accountable for the killing, maiming, and displacement of over a million Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. Failure to do so may result in legal consequences under international law and cast a shadow on their image as “guardians of human rights.”
The Face of Cruel Britannia

Background:
Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman leaves a shameful legacy of dehumanising most vulnerable people in her ten month reign of cruelty.
Cruella’s words, sharp and cold,
Homelessness dismissed, a story told.
Promises for tomorrow, drowned in sorrow,
Pro-Palestinian cries, scorned tomorrow.
Police accused, bias in the air,
Ceasefire pleas met with a glare.
Dehumanizing tales unfold,
Refugees and migrants, a legacy cold.
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