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The Israeli state's response to this uprising will be devastating and barbaric. But life as it is now for Palestinians is one of degradation, exile, and murder at the hands of a merciless colonial system. They have chosen to grasp at freedom while they still have a chance, desperate though it may be. Forget the hypocrisy and moral cowardice of those who would deny the Palestinians their lawful right of resistance; the people of Palestine deserve our unwavering support and solidarity.

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Uncredited cover art for After the Rain, by John Bowen, 1965

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The Flamingoes by Henri Rousseau, 1910.

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Eight Shadow Figures, by Utagawa Hiroshige, ca. 1842. 

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hole-in-the-wall cafe

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Landscape by Moonlight (1890)

by Jean Delville

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“Man is the most insane species. He worships an invisible God and slaughters a visible nature…without realizing that this nature he slaughters is this invisible God he worships.”

— Hubert Reeves

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La Danza de la Muerte. Anónimo. Alemania. Siglo XVI

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Tidawhitney Lek (Cambodian-American, 1992) - Napping (2022)

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Lucien Lévy-Dhurmer (French, 1865-1953) Les calanques au coucher de soleil [The Calanques at Sunset]. Oil on canvas, 75 x 91 cm.

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Phenakistoscope by Belgian physicist Joseph Plateau, 1887; art printed or painted on a spinning plate and seen in a slit.

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Home from Vacation by John Falter

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Mark Adams

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Petit Lenormand Divination Deck. Culture: French-German cartomancy tradition. Origin: Paris, France. Date: circa 1890 AD. Publisher: likely Ch. Didot, Paris. Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC 4.0).

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Wingsday Butterflies

Vibrant butterflies beautifully illustrated by James Duncan for his Foreign Butterflies, Naturalist’s Library, Vol. 31 (1858).

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PFLP Bulletin, June 1980, No. 39 - design by Marc Rudin