A Message from Gaza to the world, demanding justice for the Global Sumud Flotilla participants following their illegal abduction by Israeli occupation forces in international waters.

🚨 Flood New York City For Gaza 🇵🇸
📅 Tuesday, October 7th
⏰ 4:30 PM
📍 Newscorp - 1211 6th Avenue
📣 Call out of work, walkout of school, and take the streets!

Honor the martyrs of Gaza and all of Palestine. For 77 years israel has waged genocide against the Palestinian people, and for the past two years Gaza has endured a new stage of that genocide while the world has watched it unfold live on our screens.

The media has spent these two years lying and manufacturing consent for genocide, dehumanizing Palestinians over and over. Hundreds of Palestinian journalists who livestreamed the truth and humanized their people were killed by israel. Honoring the martyrs means putting their names and stories right in front of the news outlets that erased them and forcing the truth into the spotlight they tried to bury.

Governments, including the United States, have done nothing but enable it. Let New York City echo with the names and memories of those taken by israel’s drones, bombs, bullets, prisons, and siege. Netanyahu is only one face of this genocide, a front man for a Zionist project carried forward with U.S. support. It is our duty in the belly of the beast to make clear that the people of New York City stand against genocide and Zionism.

Bring your signs, flags, banners, contingents, and your outrage to uplift the martyrs and demand justice for Palestine. And even here in New York, journalists covering this struggle are being targeted. The NYPD has raided, arrested, and even charged a reporter after a New York Times action.

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In a heartbreaking scene, Palestinians bid farewell to their loved ones who were killed by the Israeli bombing of Al-Maghazi refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip, yesterday.

Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine:
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Gaza: an enduring will in the gleam of truth and blood.

Several international activists deported from the occupation state of Israel after joining a Gaza aid flotilla have revealed details about the mistreatment by Israeli forces of young climate campaigner Greta Thunberg.

The child Dima Abu Shkian, 11 years old, is the only survivor of her family after an Israeli strike destroyed their home.
She suffers from severe head and leg injuries that threaten her with losing both legs.
Dima has been unable to walk for two years and faces chronic infections that require urgent treatment before she loses her legs — just as she lost her entire family.
Save Dima... and give her a new chance at life.
Contact Dima's aunt: 00970595940752

الطفلة ديما آبو شكيان (11 عامًا)، الناجية الوحيدة من عائلتها بعد قصف إسرائيلي دمّر منزلهم، تعاني من إصابات خطيرة في الرأس والقدمين تهددها
بفقدانهما.
فقدت القدرة على المشي منذ عامين وتواجه التهابات مزمنة تحتاج إلى علاج
عاجل قبل أن تفقد قدميها كما فقدت عائلتها.
أنقذوا ديما... وامنحوها فرصة جديدة للحياة

Last night, Israeli occupation forces brutally attacked two Palestinians and abducted them without any justification in occupied Jerusalem.

Breaking | After arriving in Madrid, the first group of Spanish citizens deported from the Global Sumud Flotilla exposed the Israeli occupation forces’ brutal treatment of participants.

They reported that Palestinians faced the harshest conditions, while Arab and Muslim nationals were subjected to contempt and violence.

Activists also confirmed that medical assistance was denied to those in need.

Activists target the offices of security firm Securitas in Scotland, which secures Leonardo factory in Edinburgh producing laser targeting systems for Israeli F-35 jets.

At the packed Odeon of Herodes Atticus, tribute concert for Arleta ended with “The Little Children.”

Tania Tsanaklidou shouted “Free Palestine” on stage, earning applause from 4,500 people.

In Rome, port unionists from Calp Genova and pro-Palestinian protesters welcomed José Nivoi back from Israeli detention after the Global Sumud Flotilla interception.

Scottish activist Margaret Pacetta has arrived back in Glasgow after being held in Israel for her involvement in the flotilla, describing the conditions of her detention as “awful.”

Today marks two years since Palestinian photojournalists Nedal Al-Wahidi and Haitham Abdel Wahed suddenly disappeared while reporting from northern Gaza.

The two were documenting the developments near the Erez crossing, north of the Gaza Strip, but they have gone missing ever since.

Since then, no word has been heard about them, and their fate remains unknown to this very date.

Hundreds of vehicles are seen queueing this morning at the Israeli military checkpoint of Ein Sinya, north of Ramallah, as the Israeli occupation army tightens restrictions on Palestinian traffic in the area.

BREAKING: The Palestine Solidarity Campaign, the largest grassroots pro-Palestine organization in the UK, is calling for a major rally in London on October 11 to mark two years since the start of the ongoing Israeli genocide in Gaza.

US forces have begun arriving in Israel to establish a civil–military coordination center as part of the implementation of the Gaza ceasefire.

The center will oversee logistics, security coordination, and humanitarian operations during the transition phase following the Israeli withdrawal to the agreed line.