MILLION MAN MARCH IN YEMEN STANDS IN SOLIDARITY WITH PALESTINE
📹 Scenes from Sana'a, the Yemeni capital where a Million Man March was held in solidarity with Palestinians under siege by the Israeli occupation in the Gaza Strip.
A man on an intercom asks who is killing the people of Palestine?
The crowd chants that the children of Gaza are being murdered by the Zionist devil.
In response to those who do and will say this is Arab antisemitism, we here have yet to hear or see a single mention of "Jews" in any protest, American, European or in the Arab world.
Our hatred is saved for Zionism. As it would be for Nazism.
📹 Scenes from Morocco, where the people rally in the evening in support of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, chanting about the massacres of Palestinians taking place at the hands of the Israeli occupation army.
Since my real name isn't on here, I'd like to say something. I was at the Ohio State University protest for Palestine last night, and the way police treated us was atrocious.
They stayed at a distance until the Isha prayer. This prayer must be said at 9:45 every day. Police chose this moment to start arresting and hurting people. This is when everyone was most vulnerable.
Every protester was completely peaceful. We were shouting "Let Them Pray" to the officers, and they replied with ignorance. I was lucky I didn't get arrested, but I know people who did. I am bruised, and the wind was knocked out of me.
This is all because we don't support a genocide and want to make a change. OSU made up a curfew (that has never existed) and said we were trespassing. Many of us live there.
Bottom line: keep going. Make the world see that you care.
"From the River to the Sea Palestine Will be Free"
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"And for the first time in our lives as Palestinians, we hear a voice louder than [the occupation], louder than their bombs, and even stronger than their control in every aspect of our lives."
Mario Savio giving a speech at Berkeley in 1964 during an occupation of the university against the Vietnam war.
There's a time when the operation of the machine becomes so odious, makes you so sick at heart that you can't take part!
You can't even passively take part!
And you've got to put your bodies upon the gears and upon the wheels, upon the levers, upon all the apparatus -- and you've got to make it stop!
And you've got to indicate to the people who run it, to the people who own it -- that unless you're free the machine will be prevented from working at all!!
~ONE HOUR AGO: nypd have left nyu's new gaza solidarity encampment! our comrades stood their ground against nypd pigs for two hours!! students and staff linked arms and surrounded the encampment, refusing to move. no arrests were made!