#stop bombing gaza

[radicalgraff]

"Stop bombing Gaza"

Train graffiti in Rome

[fuckyeahanarchistposters]

"This isn't war, it's genocide. Free Palestine"

[paliwalls]

1/1/2024

لربما السؤال الأكثر رهبة هو كيف مر ٨٥ يومًا دون أن أحسُ كيف أنا حي…

وأساسًا من هو الميت؟ الذي قتل جراء القصف أم الذي عاش وشاهد من يحبهم يقتلون؟؟

Perhaps the most terrifying question is how 85 days have passed without me feeling how I was alive...

Ultimately, who is dead? The one who was killed as a result of the bombing, or the one who lived and watched those they loved get killed??

Tuleen Tamer Marshood | تولين تامر مرشود

A shelter center in Deir al-Balah. مركز ايواء بدير البلح

[ninocom5786]

😭💔

[victusinveritas]

[captain-casual]

Don’t stop talking about Palestine

[aci25]

[arthurbutus]

I originally made this video back in October, but unfortunately it's still FAR too relevant.

For anybody who's interested, my website has a whole collection of Palestinian flag themed pieces including suncatchers like this one, keychains, earrings, and necklace pendants that I've been using as a fundraiser for Palestine.

$10-$25 of every piece I sell from this collection (the exact amount is in the description of each item) will be donated to UNWRA, the PCRF, or used to purchase eSIMs for displaced Palestinians

**Quick note: before anybody else tries to accuse me of only doing this for the money, please know that I desperately wish I could afford to donate 100% of the profits. Unfortunately the vast majority of my art sales have dried up since I became vocal about my support for Palestine, and despite what Kellogg's wants us all to think, I still need to eat.

[troythecatfish]

[missvioletvillainess]

🇵🇸 Can we talk about the fact that I keep getting asked out by hot dykes at Pro-Palestine protests and it's so affirming and wholesome?? 🇵🇸

Because there's no queer liberation without the liberation of Palestinians. Because there's no freedom from oppression until Palestinians are free from Israeli occupation and if you're actively involved in that, I know you're a safe space. If I see you can create an ounce of discomfort in your life and disrupt it to one small degree to try and create comfort for those less privileged, I know you're someone I can trust.

I need to know you care about making change. I need to know you care not in an abstract, intangible way, but in a very real, disrupting your work schedule, cutting off friends, risking opportunities, put-your-ass-on-the-line, kind of way. If you care about change,you have to be actively involved, talking about it is not enough, it's never enough. It's easy to be woke and speak out about social issues until you actually have to be inconvenienced, unsafe or economically disadvantaged for doing so. Then it's hard. Thats why so many people agree with these political views but so few actually take out the time to get involved. Trust me, I know exactly how hard it is. I did it when I had no job, no home, no visa; I did it when I was triggered, when I was unsafe, when I was overworked and overwhelmed. I have been doing it since the bombing started, and I do it consistently every week.

Personally, I don't think I could be with a partner who isn't involved in activism to some degree. It's been a part of my life for years, and I've only been more radicalised as time goes on. I'm attending 2-3 Pro-Palestine events every week, I can't date you if you have a 🇵🇸 in your bio and that's the full extent of your contribution to the cause. Thank you, but no thank you, I'm going to move on. Palestine isn't the latest war or invasion or conflict, it isn't a sad tragic story for people to donate to out of sympathy, it is a systematic ethnic cleansing and a televised genocide. I don't have capacity to deal with someone who is lukewarm about this.

More importantly, I don't have capacity to to deal with someone who talks about social issues but isn't prepared to disrupt their lives to even a small, inconsequential degree to fight for a cause they believe in. You doesn't have to just support Palestine, you could be supporting Ukraine, Lebanon, Syria, Sudan, Congo. You could be supporting ethnic minorities in your community, you could be supporting refugees, abuse survivors, homeless people, trans people, anyone at all, but if you don't show up and get involved in the cause you believe in, if you don't put in the work, if you don't put in the effort; if you can't attend protests, demonstrations, teach ins, seminars, charity events; if you're not fundraising, boycotting, spreading awareness; if you can't give something of yourself to the community you want to support, I really don't know if I can be romantically involved with you.

That's why I think people at the protests have such a strong tight knit community, and that's why some people actually find safety and security in the people they meet and that's why they might want to pursue something romantic with the people they feel comfortable exploring with. It's hard showing up when you're overwhelmed and you're going to be late to work the next day. It's hard showing up when you have to miss your iftars, your hang outs, your social gatherings. It's hard showing up when you're broke and stressed, and it's hard showing up when you're late on assignments and meetings with your supervisor. It's hard as fuck, honestly. But if I see you're doing that, I know I can trust you to a certain degree, at least. I know you have your priorities straight, I know where your morals are aligned, I know where you're going to put your energy, and I want to be part of that.

Lets go to protests together, lets make banners together, lets attend fundraisers and political teach in sessions, let's have a date at an occupied space (actually did that last week) Lets romanticise the activism we do, because it's fucking powerful and we should celebrate it.

The sexiest thing a sapphic can do is be an activist, fucking fight me.

If you're not Pro Palestine, please unfollow. Or let me know, so I can block you. Kthanksbye.

🇵🇸 Dykes for Palestine

[radicalgraff]

"Israel has killed 2000 children in Gaza / Bombs built in Colorado are blowing up children in Gaza"

Seen in Denver, Colorado

[manglednatalia]

Calling it "a war" feels very gross to me

[fuckyeahanarchistposters]

"Business as Usual"

Graphic by Krime

[iamdjgordon]

Amazing to be part of the 1 million people marching through London for a Free Palestine. So proud of my city 🇵🇸🪧♥️

[fidjiefidjie]

Bon Soir 💙 🎸🕊 🆕️

Yusuf/ Cat Stevens 🎶 Stop Bombing, Cease Fire !

[captain-casual]

Guyana literally went: