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I miss that like I miss anything, because life is a series of things that go away.
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I was going through old emails and I found this saved in my inbox. This is Brazilian cartoonist Carlos Latuff’s artwork from a few years ago, condemning the treatment of Palestinians by Israelis and the West.
These images are so powerful and bone-chilling.
Carlos Latuff's statement:
I’d like to beg all viewers to spread this image anywhere, as a way to expose Israeli war crimes against Palestinians. Use it on t-shirts, posters, banners. Reproduce it in zines, papers, magazines, and make it visible everywhere.
Thank you in the name of every suffering Palestinian.
Carlos Atov cartoon .On the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks
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“306 Palestinians killed and 2250 injured in just 12 days. And 70% are women and children.
After an explosion, this paramedic rushed in his ambulance to save the injuries. When he reached there he found them to be his children and relatives who were killed and injured. May God give him strength to bare this pain.
Israel has started their offensive ground invasion into Gaza. And we have started the last 10 days of Ramadan. Our prayers will not go to waste. Latest shocking update on Gaza. 306 Palestinians killed and 2250 injured in just 12 days. And 70% are women and children. Israel should be held accountable for this. We should not stay silent.”
Mohammed Zeyara
Brazilians stand with Palestine.
Dentro de mim mora um palhaço e um poeta: riso e beleza… Se eu não fosse escritor acho que seria um jardineiro.
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Gaza, 17 July 2014 (by Saaed Rafiq Al Madhoun, CARE International Programme Officer)
My boy is only three years old. He feels stressed and depressed and last night after hearing the explosions he said to my wife, “I feel that I will die”.
He is only three-years old. It makes us so sad. It was such a terrible surprise to hear him say this, we feel very bad.
He says he is feeling sick, at the noise of the explosions. He is crying at night and cannot sleep, so my wife and I try to massage him to calm him down.
My wife is very afraid for the children. She is able to feed my five-month old baby but it is stressful.
We feel that there is no safe place – any movement outside and you could be targeted. If I go to my brother’s house, are we any safer there?
The water gets cut off when there is no electricity. I’m trying to keep reserves of water – we need to be able to sterilise things for the baby when we can.
I left the home to do some shopping during the ceasefire, to get some basics for my kids. We have just a short period of time before it starts again. It was very crowded in the streets because of the limited time. The prices were normal but there was not very much available.
I also went to check on the CARE office to see that it was OK. I want to go back to work to help support all of the vulnerable people. I am more than happy to do this but it is difficult because we cannot move without being targeted.
If this situation continues like now it will be a real crisis. We don’t know when it will finish. I am really hoping for a long-term ceasefire and that it will calm down.
It’s hard for my family, for my friends and colleagues, for all Gazans to live in this crisis. We just hope it will end soon. In six years there have been three wars.
It’s difficult for all of us, but especially the children.
I ask the world, and all of the humanitarian community, to try to make a ceasefire that will last for years not hours. We ask that the violence stops. We cannot continue living in this situation, but we also cannot leave Gaza.
We ask the world to make it stop and do their best for the people of Gaza. It is enough now.
FREE PALESTINE!
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