oh Allah, I ask you for a good end

💛

[fallahifag-deactivated20240722]

@/savoirflair: On #EarthDay, it's crucial to recognize that the guardians of our planet are its indigenous peoples, who have historically maintained biodiversity and preserved natural resources through deep-rooted practices and ancestral wisdom. There is no climate justice without human rights, and we cannot celebrate our planet without honoring its original and eternal custodians. Without the stewardship of indigenous populations like the Palestinians, our environmental efforts are incomplete. Their resilience and ongoing struggle underline that Earth Day is not only a call for environmental action but also for justice and the recognition of the rights of indigenous guardians who have nurtured the land for centuries.

[ranaraed]

What kind of crime is this? What kind of people are these, stripped of all humanity, becoming more savage than beasts? An Israeli soldier pins down a Palestinian child, no more than sixteen years old, before a tank treads crushes him in cold blood… a scene that sends shivers down the spine and defies description. This is not a mere incident, but a fully-fledged crime, a stain on the conscience of all who remain silent. What kind of law is this that turns a blind eye? What kind of world is this that doesn't hear the cries of the victims? What is happening is nothing but stark evidence of the collapse of values, and that humanity is being slaughtered every day before the eyes of the world. This crime will not be forgotten… and will remain a testament to an era in which justice has been betrayed and conscience has been silenced.

[halalchampagnesocialist]

Israel’s policies towards Palestinians have gotten increasingly fascistic and genocidal over decades, yet you still have liberals trying to temper Palestinian rage. You still have liberals trying to police what Palestinians can and can’t say about their oppressors. If these same liberals truly believed in equality between Israelis and Palestinians, they would actively join us in solidarity, but they instead reprimand us about how X and y is not helpful.

[closet-keys]

Grim forensic accounting by Gaza’s Civil Defence teams in Gaza have documented 2,842 Palestinians who have “evaporated” (leaving behind no remains other than blood spray or small fragments of flesh) since the war began in October 2023.

Experts and witnesses attributed this phenomenon to Israel’s systematic use of internationally prohibited thermal and thermobaric weapons. The investigation identified specific US-manufactured munitions used in Gaza that are linked to these disappearances.

[marmoriiss]

"This land grows resistance fighters as it grows olive trees" - Abu Obaida 🤍

[julaibib]

Start again, pray again, yearn again, cry again but please do not give up on your Lord and His infinite Mercy. Prove to Him that you're worthy of His Paradise. When Allah sees this sincere repentance from one of His servants - A servant who truly turns to his Lord in fear & hope. He not only forgives the sin, but replaces those sins for good deeds to the servant's credit. This is from Allah's infinite grace and mercy.

[clickrtrained-deactivated202512]

yeah the purpose of learning history actually is to make you hate the united states of america. if you dont then you did it wrong and should consider starting over

[nadielle]

[fragments-of-happiness]

My father always told me: "If you want to go for a run, go for a run, don't look for company. Sooner or later, on your fifth run or your twentieth, like-minded people will find you themselves." And only recently have I realized that this principle works everywhere.

[guerillas-of-history]

It is easy to be a fighter, but it is difficult to be a fighter like the fighters of Gaza."

A message from a resistance fighters during the handover of the occupation's captives in the Gaza Strip.

[ladychlo]

I don't trust any political take from anyone who condemns the armed resistance of colonized people.

[flowersofjannah]

Palestine changed something in us forever, the deceptions of this dunya became clearer than ever.

Even those who did not have faith, became inspired by the faith of our family in Palestine.

We connected to people with different traditions, and a different language through humanity and through Islam.

We felt love for them, a type of love we did not know of before.

We feel connected to the land of Palestine and Masjid Al-Aqsa, a connection we never felt before.

Jazakallahu khayran to the people of Palestine for wisdoms and lessons they taught us by holding on to the firmest handhold when the world betrayed them.

We will never trust the dunya again after what this dunya did to our beloveds.

May Allah’s mercy envelope their living and their martyrs forever, ameen

Reflect, what changes have we made during this time? How did we become better?

Reflect on what the strongest in faith taught us

[ashwantsafreepalestine]

The only hostages I ever cared about. The only hostages that mattered.

Bring them ALL home 🇵🇸

[dagerouxs]

[guerillas-of-history]

Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigade

[saveaboudfamily]

Ceasefire in Gaza. It feels like I’ve just been born again. I never thought I’d still be alive to write these words.

[tamarrud]

October 7, 2023 was the day Gaza broke out of prison. "But at what cost?" does not apply. This was an accelerated episode of Israel's ongoing genocide; its intensity was only allowed to last as long as it did because of the same entities that have provided Israel with impunity for its crimes for over 7 decades. You're asking the wrong questions and placing the moral responsibility on the oppressed as they fight for their survival. Shut up.

[fellahimedia]

Total offense but many people dont respect October 7th as the true militant uprising it is and refuse to learn from it. Palestinians brought a military and technological superpower that is backed by the US imperial government to heel with a lot less manpower. It was obvious that it took years to plan. I blame this all on the humanitarian lens in which people have been looking through at Gaza. Direct action is one thing but militant action is another

[el-shab-hussein]

I remember when it happened and we were celebrating because

1) they broke through the fence using a bulldozer, a symbol of the occupation's destruction of Palestinian homes

2) Qassam fighters were coming down from the sky with nothing but assault rifles using makeshift gliders. They rained down from the sky to complete their mission.

3) They took out the zionist terrorist troops from entire military bases and accomplished military goals that hadn't been reached in decades, that hadn't been previously thought possible. Hundreds of zionist soldiers taken down, while in their military bases.

4) They had managed to reach Jerusalem according to some accounts from locals on that day (or it was a coordinated gesture by a local defense group). Still notable to me because for 2 decades Ghazzawi people have been under total siege, unable to go somewhere like Jerusalem to see our beloved Al-Aqsa, or the Holy Sepulchre Church.

This was all cause for celebration, an enormous military victory.

And then the Hannibal directive was issued and the occupation bombed its own 'citizens' and wiped out an entire suburb with its own tanks and helicopters and started churning out propaganda about rapes that it has continuously refused any investigation of (1, 2), and that there is no forensic evidence for.

October 7 was a largely successful military incursion against majoritarily military targets. The only failing on the Palestinian resistance came from them not realizing how willing the occupation was to massacre its own soldiers and 'civilians' (non-combattants) alike to keep them out of reach. And I don't blame them for making the mistake of humanizing the enemy in their perspective, more than they deserved.