🚨 The UKMTO reports that the ship which was targeted west of Al-Mukha, Yemen, earlier this morning sustained damage.
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🚨 The UKMTO reports that a ship was attacked in the Red Sea, 54 nautical miles northwest of Al-Mukha, Yemen.
Columbia University adminsitration distributed a notice to students to evacuate the Gaza Solidarity Encampment before 2 PM EST following the failure of negotiations today.
The university threatened students, stating that it has "identified a number of them," telling them that they would be suspended if they do not leave the encampment—which has persisted for 11 days now—by 2 PM (in less than 1.5 hours). The students were asked to sign to indicate their adherence to the terms in the form.
A number of students responded by throwing the warnings in the trash and wrote "SHAME ON COLUMBIA" using the notices.
The university threatened students, stating that it has "identified a number of them," telling them that they would be suspended if they do not leave the encampment—which has persisted for 11 days now—by 2 PM (in less than 1.5 hours). The students were asked to sign to indicate their adherence to the terms in the form.
A number of students responded by throwing the warnings in the trash and wrote "SHAME ON COLUMBIA" using the notices.
‼️‼️ALL HANDS ON DECK COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY‼️‼️
MOBILIZE FOR GAZA! MOBILIZE TO PROTECT THE ENCAMPMENT AND COMMUNITY WE HAVE BUILT!
Earlier today Columbia administration sent out an email clearly dictating that they would not meet the main demand that would have us disperse — to divest from Israel. They then came to our encampment and issued a letter threatening us with suspension if we did not disperse and we cannot let them coerce us into submission. Let it be clear: We will not be intimidated. We will not be moved.
Please meet at 1PM at Columbia University (the Sundial) to show Columbia the liberation of Palestine is inevitable and cannot be suspended.
LIBRE PALESTINA! DISCLOSE. DIVEST. WE WILL NOT STOP WE WILL NOT REST. 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸
MOBILIZE FOR GAZA! MOBILIZE TO PROTECT THE ENCAMPMENT AND COMMUNITY WE HAVE BUILT!
Earlier today Columbia administration sent out an email clearly dictating that they would not meet the main demand that would have us disperse — to divest from Israel. They then came to our encampment and issued a letter threatening us with suspension if we did not disperse and we cannot let them coerce us into submission. Let it be clear: We will not be intimidated. We will not be moved.
Please meet at 1PM at Columbia University (the Sundial) to show Columbia the liberation of Palestine is inevitable and cannot be suspended.
LIBRE PALESTINA! DISCLOSE. DIVEST. WE WILL NOT STOP WE WILL NOT REST. 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸
🟡 Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades:
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We bombed a gathering of zionist enemy soldiers and their military vehicles in the “Netzarim” axis with heavy caliber mortar shells.
Al-Aqsa Flood.
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We bombed a gathering of zionist enemy soldiers and their military vehicles in the “Netzarim” axis with heavy caliber mortar shells.
Al-Aqsa Flood.
🚨 Two rockets were fired from #Gaza Strip towards occupied Asdod without sounding sirens, according to zionist media.
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⚪ Mujahideen Brigades:
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Scenes from the fighters of the Mujahideen Brigades bombing the "Netzarim" axis with mortar shells.
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0:10 - "We are bombing the so-called 'Netzarim' axis with mortar shells to tell the zionist enemy: Your presence here will mean a major loss for you. We dedicate this action to our leader and beloved Dr. Asa'd Abu Sharia, the Secretary-General of the Mujahideen Movement."
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Scenes from the fighters of the Mujahideen Brigades bombing the "Netzarim" axis with mortar shells.
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Notes:
0:10 - "We are bombing the so-called 'Netzarim' axis with mortar shells to tell the zionist enemy: Your presence here will mean a major loss for you. We dedicate this action to our leader and beloved Dr. Asa'd Abu Sharia, the Secretary-General of the Mujahideen Movement."
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🚨 Missile sirens ring in “Sderot” and surrounding settlements northeast of the #Gaza Strip.
⚫️ Saraya Al-Quds:
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We bombed “Sderot,” “Nir Am,” and settlements of the Gaza envelope with a barrage of rockets in response to the crimes of the zionist enemy against our people.
Al-Aqsa Flood.
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We bombed “Sderot,” “Nir Am,” and settlements of the Gaza envelope with a barrage of rockets in response to the crimes of the zionist enemy against our people.
Al-Aqsa Flood.
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🔴 Martyr Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades:
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The Martyr Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades, in cooperation with Saraya Al-Quds, targeted a gathering of zionist enemy soldiers in the “Netzarim” axis, south of Gaza City, with a concentrated rocket barrage on 28/04/2024 in response to the occupation’s crimes against our people.
Al-Aqsa Flood.
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The Martyr Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades, in cooperation with Saraya Al-Quds, targeted a gathering of zionist enemy soldiers in the “Netzarim” axis, south of Gaza City, with a concentrated rocket barrage on 28/04/2024 in response to the occupation’s crimes against our people.
Al-Aqsa Flood.
🔻 The zionist army admits that two of its officers were killed during battles in the central #Gaza Strip yesterday, likely in the Al-Mughraqa ambush. They admitted that another soldier was seriously wounded.
This is contrary to press sources who announced the number of dead IOF soldiers to be four.
This is contrary to press sources who announced the number of dead IOF soldiers to be four.
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🚨🟢 Martyr Izz El-Din Al-Qassam Brigades:
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Al-Qassam fighters lured a mechanized zionist force and trapped it in a mine ambush using explosive devices and F16 rockets that were fired at civilians but did not explode on Al-Sikka Street, in the Al-Mughraqa…
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Al-Qassam fighters lured a mechanized zionist force and trapped it in a mine ambush using explosive devices and F16 rockets that were fired at civilians but did not explode on Al-Sikka Street, in the Al-Mughraqa…
🚨BREAKING: CCNY SHUTS DOWN FOOD PANTRY AS COLLECTIVE PUNISHMENT FOR PRO-PALESTINE ENCAMPMENT. 🚨
The CCNY administration continues its inhumane policy of denying our community access to basic needs, starting with locking us out of bathrooms on campus and now shutting down its on-campus food pantry.
At 11:14 a.m. this morning, CCNY announced that it will shut down Benny's Food Pantry "due to the current demonstrations occuring on campus." No attempt was made to explain what the connection between the two was.
The decision to close Benny's is a shameful attempt by the administration to sabotage our encampment and turn our community members against each other. Instead of pressuring the Chancellor to negotiate, the CCNY administration has single-handedly decided to deprive the community of food as a means of collective punishment.
The CCNY administration continues its inhumane policy of denying our community access to basic needs, starting with locking us out of bathrooms on campus and now shutting down its on-campus food pantry.
At 11:14 a.m. this morning, CCNY announced that it will shut down Benny's Food Pantry "due to the current demonstrations occuring on campus." No attempt was made to explain what the connection between the two was.
The decision to close Benny's is a shameful attempt by the administration to sabotage our encampment and turn our community members against each other. Instead of pressuring the Chancellor to negotiate, the CCNY administration has single-handedly decided to deprive the community of food as a means of collective punishment.
On Campus Action and the Unity of the Fields (1/2):
The last two weeks have seen a rise in action, primarily through campus solidarity encampments, among the Palestinian diaspora and their supporting communities abroad. Inspired by the example Columbia University students set with their Gaza Solidarity Encampment beginning April 17, campus organizations across the world have followed suit. Universities as far as Sciences-Po in France have established encampments, with groups as far and wide as the Swaziland National Union of Students offering statements of support and solidarity. In fewer than two weeks, we have seen Solidarity Encampments spread rapidly across the United States and other countries allied with the zionist entity.
Having established this, Gaza Solidarity Encampments must undermine their geographical separation by employing proven and successful strategies to their struggle, namely the Unity of the Fields, in order to escalate from simple demands of divestment into a truly anti-colonial reality which can be imposed on western institutions.
Solidarity Encampments have been formed out of the conscience of righteous and free people who reject being forced to contribute to the ongoing genocide of Palestinians in Gaza. This position converges naturally with that of the Palestinian people and the resistance waging the struggle on the front lines. Since the start of the zionist aggression on Gaza, the Palestinian people through their resistance have on numerous occasions declared that while international institutions are to blame for providing cover for the ongoing atrocities being committed in Gaza, it is the duty of the “free people” to rise in rejection of this status quo and act urgently to end the genocide and resolve the prisoners’ struggle through their liberation.
Following this coordinated Palestinian message, and more than 200 days into the ongoing genocide, those who support Palestinian liberation began to act and, in fewer than two weeks, have taken nearly 100 university campuses by storm. Universities have been quick to escalate against anti-colonial action with dozens of schools authorizing police force to assault and arrest by the hundreds, and cancelling classes and graduations entirely. Campuses have been isolated from their communities as authorities attempt to draw a line between the student and their broader community which has the ability to multiply the impact encampments have had so far. Zionist agents and other counterrevolutionaries have attempted to sabotage these movements as well, turning these campuses from places of demonstration into true fields of confrontation.
Many student and community organizers have risen to meet these challenges head-on. Students at Columbia University responded to zionist-police violence with a call to escalate their action beyond divestment, distilling their message to genuine Palestinian liberation. They declared that they “will stop at nothing less than an end to the genocide in Gaza.” Emory University has declared the goal of their encampment to be “total divestment from ‘israeli’ apartheid and Cop City.” Cal Poly Humboldt and University of Illinois – Urbana Champaign have distinguished themselves as a model of confrontational action, with the former occupying two campus buildings and the latter using reinforced banners and signs to successfully defend against police aggression. Many encampments have closed ranks among themselves and used innovative tactics to push back against zionist-backed police violence and engage in successful de-arrest.
Regardless of the distinctions in their stated goals and tactics, all of the movements that have emerged thus far are actively confronting zionist-backed repression, and by doing so have ignited new and very real fields in the Palestinian struggle for liberation. Gaza Solidarity Encampments have the opportunity to impede the objectives of the zionist colonial project by stripping it of its investment capital and ideological backing.
The last two weeks have seen a rise in action, primarily through campus solidarity encampments, among the Palestinian diaspora and their supporting communities abroad. Inspired by the example Columbia University students set with their Gaza Solidarity Encampment beginning April 17, campus organizations across the world have followed suit. Universities as far as Sciences-Po in France have established encampments, with groups as far and wide as the Swaziland National Union of Students offering statements of support and solidarity. In fewer than two weeks, we have seen Solidarity Encampments spread rapidly across the United States and other countries allied with the zionist entity.
Having established this, Gaza Solidarity Encampments must undermine their geographical separation by employing proven and successful strategies to their struggle, namely the Unity of the Fields, in order to escalate from simple demands of divestment into a truly anti-colonial reality which can be imposed on western institutions.
Solidarity Encampments have been formed out of the conscience of righteous and free people who reject being forced to contribute to the ongoing genocide of Palestinians in Gaza. This position converges naturally with that of the Palestinian people and the resistance waging the struggle on the front lines. Since the start of the zionist aggression on Gaza, the Palestinian people through their resistance have on numerous occasions declared that while international institutions are to blame for providing cover for the ongoing atrocities being committed in Gaza, it is the duty of the “free people” to rise in rejection of this status quo and act urgently to end the genocide and resolve the prisoners’ struggle through their liberation.
Following this coordinated Palestinian message, and more than 200 days into the ongoing genocide, those who support Palestinian liberation began to act and, in fewer than two weeks, have taken nearly 100 university campuses by storm. Universities have been quick to escalate against anti-colonial action with dozens of schools authorizing police force to assault and arrest by the hundreds, and cancelling classes and graduations entirely. Campuses have been isolated from their communities as authorities attempt to draw a line between the student and their broader community which has the ability to multiply the impact encampments have had so far. Zionist agents and other counterrevolutionaries have attempted to sabotage these movements as well, turning these campuses from places of demonstration into true fields of confrontation.
Many student and community organizers have risen to meet these challenges head-on. Students at Columbia University responded to zionist-police violence with a call to escalate their action beyond divestment, distilling their message to genuine Palestinian liberation. They declared that they “will stop at nothing less than an end to the genocide in Gaza.” Emory University has declared the goal of their encampment to be “total divestment from ‘israeli’ apartheid and Cop City.” Cal Poly Humboldt and University of Illinois – Urbana Champaign have distinguished themselves as a model of confrontational action, with the former occupying two campus buildings and the latter using reinforced banners and signs to successfully defend against police aggression. Many encampments have closed ranks among themselves and used innovative tactics to push back against zionist-backed police violence and engage in successful de-arrest.
Regardless of the distinctions in their stated goals and tactics, all of the movements that have emerged thus far are actively confronting zionist-backed repression, and by doing so have ignited new and very real fields in the Palestinian struggle for liberation. Gaza Solidarity Encampments have the opportunity to impede the objectives of the zionist colonial project by stripping it of its investment capital and ideological backing.
On Campus Action and the Unity of the Fields (2/2):
More importantly, they serve as a means to further the demands of the anti-colonial movement in the west beyond solely divestment (which as it pertains to fossil fuels, can and has been circumvented by financial instruments) and into the real isolation of the zionist entity from the normalization it enjoys on western university campuses. Especially in the United States, universities have deep ties to the zionist-aligned national institutions, be they defense companies or investment through endowment. As part of this project, their tendency to suppress genuine revolutionary movements inevitably creates real fields of confrontation in the struggle for Palestinian liberation.
In light of the emergence of these new fields, which have been sustained through the principled refusal of some encampments to negotiate for scraps, it is imperative that other encampments hold to this principled stance, and that Gaza Solidarity Encampments adopt and adhere to the Unity of the Fields.
The Unity of the Fields is a concept championed by the Palestinian resistance through its history of waging the struggle against imperialism on multiple fronts. Despite the various ideologies, short-term objectives, and locations of the factions participating in the struggle, the crux of this philosophy is that all can work towards one common goal without being placed under the same structure of governance. Unity of the Fields does not entail establishing a bureaucracy, though groups may remain in contact with one another to coordinate operations. Rather, it leverages the instant exchange of information available to us today to take facts on the ground and purpose them as “signals.” For instance, when news is confirmed that negotiations have ended between the Palestinian resistance and mediators, the resistance in Lebanon may intensify its strikes to apply pressure. When Lebanon is bombed heavily, Yemen or Iraq may respond with force.
Similarly, we must recognize that US campus authorities especially are suppressing Palestinian liberationist action as parts of one system and on the orders of the same benefactors. Columbia University took violent action against encampment participants, aiming to instill fear among students across the country. However, it backfired and led to the proliferation of new camps within hours. Gaza Solidarity Encampments must act with the same unity: When one encampment is stormed – and we all receive notice of this in real-time – other encampments must escalate their efforts in lockstep. When one encampment achieves a real victory, the others should learn from that victory, apply its lessons to their own, and leverage that victory as pressure against their own repressive administrations. In this way, 100 separate and independent encampments can act as one supersystem, erasing the spatial and temporal divide that has been imposed on them.
Gaza Solidarity Encampments did not emerge with the intention of starting a confrontation of this nature; their demands have been righteous, realistic, clear and principled. Regardless of this intention, however, confrontation has been imposed on them and they must rise to meet the challenges. We have the privilege of witnessing in real-time the most successful resistance movement of contemporary history, and with it a blueprint for how we can operate to achieve success. Without uniting the fields, individual encampments can be isolated and picked off, and the disgusting status quo which leaves blood on the hands of university administration maintained. With Unity of the Fields, we combat an oppressive system with a liberationist system, undermining illusory divisions while increasing the cost of sponsoring genocide in Gaza.
More importantly, they serve as a means to further the demands of the anti-colonial movement in the west beyond solely divestment (which as it pertains to fossil fuels, can and has been circumvented by financial instruments) and into the real isolation of the zionist entity from the normalization it enjoys on western university campuses. Especially in the United States, universities have deep ties to the zionist-aligned national institutions, be they defense companies or investment through endowment. As part of this project, their tendency to suppress genuine revolutionary movements inevitably creates real fields of confrontation in the struggle for Palestinian liberation.
In light of the emergence of these new fields, which have been sustained through the principled refusal of some encampments to negotiate for scraps, it is imperative that other encampments hold to this principled stance, and that Gaza Solidarity Encampments adopt and adhere to the Unity of the Fields.
The Unity of the Fields is a concept championed by the Palestinian resistance through its history of waging the struggle against imperialism on multiple fronts. Despite the various ideologies, short-term objectives, and locations of the factions participating in the struggle, the crux of this philosophy is that all can work towards one common goal without being placed under the same structure of governance. Unity of the Fields does not entail establishing a bureaucracy, though groups may remain in contact with one another to coordinate operations. Rather, it leverages the instant exchange of information available to us today to take facts on the ground and purpose them as “signals.” For instance, when news is confirmed that negotiations have ended between the Palestinian resistance and mediators, the resistance in Lebanon may intensify its strikes to apply pressure. When Lebanon is bombed heavily, Yemen or Iraq may respond with force.
Similarly, we must recognize that US campus authorities especially are suppressing Palestinian liberationist action as parts of one system and on the orders of the same benefactors. Columbia University took violent action against encampment participants, aiming to instill fear among students across the country. However, it backfired and led to the proliferation of new camps within hours. Gaza Solidarity Encampments must act with the same unity: When one encampment is stormed – and we all receive notice of this in real-time – other encampments must escalate their efforts in lockstep. When one encampment achieves a real victory, the others should learn from that victory, apply its lessons to their own, and leverage that victory as pressure against their own repressive administrations. In this way, 100 separate and independent encampments can act as one supersystem, erasing the spatial and temporal divide that has been imposed on them.
Gaza Solidarity Encampments did not emerge with the intention of starting a confrontation of this nature; their demands have been righteous, realistic, clear and principled. Regardless of this intention, however, confrontation has been imposed on them and they must rise to meet the challenges. We have the privilege of witnessing in real-time the most successful resistance movement of contemporary history, and with it a blueprint for how we can operate to achieve success. Without uniting the fields, individual encampments can be isolated and picked off, and the disgusting status quo which leaves blood on the hands of university administration maintained. With Unity of the Fields, we combat an oppressive system with a liberationist system, undermining illusory divisions while increasing the cost of sponsoring genocide in Gaza.
🚨BREAKING: Campus building occupation at Reed College (Portland, OR) has just begun.
Whispers of “Take a building challenge” are spreading throughout the popular university…🗣️🗯️
Whispers of “Take a building challenge” are spreading throughout the popular university…🗣️🗯️
‼️NEW ENCAMPMENTS:
📍Rutgers
📍Case Western Reserve University
📍University of British Columbia
📍University of Massachusetts
📍UC Irvine
📍UC Riverside
📍UW Madison
📍Occidental College
📍Virginia Commonwealth University
📍La Sorbonne
📍University of Georgia
📍University of Oregon
📍CSU Sacramento
📍Oberlin College
📍Syracuse University
📍UW Milwaukee
STUDENTS OF THE WORLD UNITE🗣️
📍Rutgers
📍Case Western Reserve University
📍University of British Columbia
📍University of Massachusetts
📍UC Irvine
📍UC Riverside
📍UW Madison
📍Occidental College
📍Virginia Commonwealth University
📍La Sorbonne
📍University of Georgia
📍University of Oregon
📍CSU Sacramento
📍Oberlin College
📍Syracuse University
📍UW Milwaukee
STUDENTS OF THE WORLD UNITE🗣️
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♦️ National Resistance Brigades (Martyr Omar Al-Qasim Forces):
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As part of the Al-Aqsa Flood Battle, at 1:00 PM, the Martyr Omar Al-Qasim Forces, in cooperation with Saraya Al-Quds and the Abdulqader Al-Husseini Brigades, bombarded enemy gatherings at the "Zikim" military base in the Gaza envelope with a rocket barrage.
Al-Aqsa Flood.
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As part of the Al-Aqsa Flood Battle, at 1:00 PM, the Martyr Omar Al-Qasim Forces, in cooperation with Saraya Al-Quds and the Abdulqader Al-Husseini Brigades, bombarded enemy gatherings at the "Zikim" military base in the Gaza envelope with a rocket barrage.
Al-Aqsa Flood.
♦️ National Resistance Brigades (Martyr Omar Al-Qasim Forces):
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We launched several mortar shells at a gathering of zionist vehicles in the Juhr Al-Dik and “Netzarim” axes.
Al-Aqsa Flood.
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We launched several mortar shells at a gathering of zionist vehicles in the Juhr Al-Dik and “Netzarim” axes.
Al-Aqsa Flood.
🚨BREAKING:
The New School encampment has expanded into Parsons!
NEW YORK, SHOW YOUR SUPPORT‼️
The New School encampment has expanded into Parsons!
NEW YORK, SHOW YOUR SUPPORT‼️