kem.

We spend our whole lives searching.

[akuawaist]

Cape Coast, Ghana -1992

via @Asafoflags

[wetheurban]

May you find peace in the unknown, embrace uncertainty with calmness, not anxiety, and appreciate the serenity of not having all the answers.

[nativenews]

[crowaintknow]

The painting held by the protesters is "Guernica" by Pablo Picasso. It was painted in response to an event during the Spanish Civil War in 1937 where the small Basque town was bombed extensively by Nazi German and Italian forces. 1,645 people were killed and a further 889 were injured. The town was defenseless and held no military gain or strategic value to either opposing forces.

A thousand died defenceless at the hands of an unnecessary military raid. This is a war crime condemned by thousands across the globe.

Tens of thousands more are dying today in Palestine due to Israeli "defences", yet the Western world refuses to condemn them for the same war crime, and dozens more at a much more severe rate.

Guernica communicates the same message today as an anti-war painting, however it is not a conflict if one side has the weapons and the other has their prayers.

Israel is not and never will be the victim.

Israel is an Apartheid Terrorist state.

A four day ceasefire will never be enough if Palestinians are given freedom only to be carpet bombed and buried again. They are grouping the masses to wipe them out more efficiently.

It does not stop at a ceasefire. Palestine must be liberated.

[akuawaist]

Cape Coast, Ghana -1992

via @Asafoflags

[ratatoskryggdrasil]

Brendon Reis

[kaalbela]

Ismail al-Sheikhly. Watermelon Sellers, 1958.

[plumslices]

Brexit Beauty series by Terry Barber

[distantvoices]

Vimala Pons by Maxime Ballesteros for Lampoon Magazine November 2023

[sahljournal]

SOMALIA.

© Ferdinando Scianna/Magnum Photos

[robxhelm]

[kaalbela]

Jericho, Palestine, 1993 | Mike Goldwalter.

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San Jose De Oca, Dominican Republic

[anathema1868]

Footage emerged from Gazan journalist Nooh Al-Shagboni of the heroes of the Civil Defense rescuing a number of children, women, and youth from under the rubble of a home bombed by the IOF in Gaza.

A 37-day-old baby named Salam (peace), born during the first days of the war amidst the bombing, was rescued after a four-hour-long operation, reborn from under the rubble after all thought she had been martyred.

Salam was the firstborn child of her mother and father, who both ascended to martyrdom as a result of the bombing.

[jacobaaronschroeder-deactivated]

Everything I’ve ever let go of has claw marks on it Hand burnt text on silk velvet 42″ x 24″ 2016

[c-decoco]

Vanessa Paradis wearing a Snoopy jacket for Jean Charles de Castelbajac, Autumm-winter 1989.