⭐️Hassan Sayed, a fifth year PhD candidate in economics, and Achinthya Sivalingan, a SPIA MPA second year, have been arrested, evicted, and permanently banned from the Princeton campus, thereby preventing them from finishing their degrees, all because they dared to stand up for Palestine and Gaza and protest their institutions' investments in the Israeli occupation

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🔴In "Democratic" "Liberal" Canada MPP Sarah Jama asked to leave Ontario legislature for wearing keffiyeh

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🚨After the death of his mother and the martyrdom of his two brothers Ayman and Akram..

The martyrdom of the freed prisoner Majed Salama “Abu Al-Hassan”, brother of the life-sentenced prisoner Hassan Salama; As a result of the Zionist aggression on the Gaza Strip.

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🔽The Palestinian issue has always been the destination of revolutionaries and free people in the world, and in this article we mention the names of a number of international solidarity activists.

Writer Jean Genet

One of the most important French writers of the last century, when they asked him: Why do you help the Palestinians?

He answered them: What a stupid question. They helped me live

Genet spent two years in Palestinian camps in Jordan.

He was one of the first to enter Sabra and Shatila after the 1982 massacre and wrote a famous text entitled “Four Hours in Shatila.”

He also wrote the book “A Prisoner in Love” about the Palestinian revolution and the Fedayeen, and about the martyr Dr. Hanna Mikhail (Abu Omar)

Martyr Françoise Caseman A French nurse and guerrilla fighter, she joined the Palestinian revolution in Lebanon, and in her memoirs, “Dying for Palestine,” she says: I write in blood, so let the whole world hear.

On September 23, 1984, she was martyred off the Palestinian coast after participating in an operation carried out by the Fatah movement under the name

“Sabra and Shatila Martyrs.”

She says in her memoirs: It seems that I am heading towards certain death...and it will be the most beautiful death. .

Her family said after her martyrdom, “She gave her life - as she always wished - for the Palestinian cause, which she embraced after living her desire to the end.”

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