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Source: Instagram, aljazeeraenglish, December 15, EST.

Upload comment: Australian police removed Jewish activist Michelle Berkon from the Bondi Beach memorial site after she wore a keffiyeh while mourning victims of the mass shooting. ⁠ .⁠ Berkon says the tragedy was politicised, with Israeli flags turning a space for grief into a political statement.⁠ .⁠ #Australia

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LINK to youtube video with full clip. (Sky News Australia)

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Side note reads: Police remove Jewish woman in keffiyeh from Bondi memorial site

Reporter: Why have you turned up here wearing a Palestinian keffiyeh? Are you trying to antagonise the Jewish community?

Side note reads: Michelle Berkon, Jewish Activist

Michelle Berkon: I came here today because I’m a Jewish person. Because my family was murdered in the Holocaust, Because I have community members murdered. And I’m being threatened with arrest. for talking to the press. Were there no Israeli flags here we would not have worn a keffiyeh because this community has politicised this tragedy. We are standing here because the flag of Israel represents genocide!

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Michelle Berkon: All Jews are entitled to mourn! Take away the Israeli flags. /id]

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From Instagram on April 2, 2024.

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Reminder that CocaCola supports Israel. :))

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Uploaded on Instagram by imamomarsuleiman on April 17, 2024.

"Over 33,000 killed isn’t enough. One single Israeli bomb on Gaza’s largest fertility clinic wiped out over 4,000 IVF embryos of Palestinian parents hoping to have children. They want to make sure they erase our past, present, and future. And they will fail God willing."

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Uploaded on Instagram by mahmoudbassam8 on April 15, 2024.

“Deferred Revenge

"I want to hit him back the same way he hit me," Nimr Al-Saadi Al-Nimr expressed his anger over the occupation due to their assault on him, then burst into tears out of oppression and rage, and in his eyes was a determination to seek revenge, perhaps not now but postponed until further notice.

What is the story of Nimr Al-Saadi Al-Nimr, and what did the occupation soldiers do to him, and why is he insisting on revenge? Let's watch”

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Nimir:

I want to return the blow to him just like he hit me. I’m waiting to grow up so I can become a fighter, and when I grow up, [begins tearing up] I’m going to hut him on the head just like he hit me and step over him like this…Step over his head as he stepped over my head, and shot the one who shot me. [cries]

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[showing a scar on the left side of his torso] My name is Nimir, I’m 12 years old. I am a child, what is my fault? That’s my injury, I was hit by two bullets. And, it’s also explosive bullets. Look here and see how my injury looks like. What is my fault? What do I have to do with this? Here…Explosive bullets.

I was picking vegetables. I was just picking vegetables and plants to get food, bringing food to my brothers. What is my fault? They shoot me; now I have this leg with tendons and arteries severed. [holds up right leg] And I also have an injury in this leg here. [shows scar on left foot] Here! And I have an injury in my back and that injury in my abdomen.

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My little sister used to wake up; she would always wake up and tell me to go out “dady (daddy)” and bring us “nana.” She meant to go out and bring us food. So when I would go out to get food, and as soon as I returned, she would run to me, open the door, hug me, and say “Dady (daddy), did you bring nana?” and I answer “Yes.” I used to give her a tomato to eat, and she used to sit and eat it. And this is what we did most of the time, I would go out and bring [food] –

One day, I was shot, and the Israelis took me, I wasn’t able to see my sister. And I always thought about them while in prison: Does she eat? Who would bring her food? Who would go out [to bring food]?

I mean, the situation is difficult for us, the situation in Gaza is tough. /id]

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From Instagram on April 3, 2024.

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From Instagram’s Threads on April 2, 2024.

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From Instagram on April 2, 2024.

I am face palming so fucking hard right now.