Poet. Author of Before the Next Bomb Drops: Rising Up from Brooklyn to Palestine bit.ly/2iwoRfW.

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Remi Kanazi retweeted
Gaza This Week’s record includes schools reopening amid widespread destruction, emergency evacuations from buildings at risk of collapse, and growing shortages of fuel, medical supplies, and equipment.
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The genocide in Gaza is the equivalent of thousands upon thousands of 9/11s, proportionally
Benjamin Netanyahu says October 7th was the equivalent of "sixteen 9/11s." "Proportionately," the death of 1,200 Israelis is "equal to" the death of 40,000 Americans, he says.
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Remi Kanazi retweeted
Normalize saying, “Israel has no right to exist”
Normalize saying “I don’t know enough about this.”
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Yechiel Leiter grew up in Scranton, Pennsylvania. He was childhood friends with my father. My father stayed in the United States, became a doctor, saved lives, and kept his children safe. Yechiel moved to an apartheid state and sent his children to serve in the occupying army in an illegally settled conflict zone. If choosing life instead of death means anything real beyond an empty slogan, Yechiel did not choose it.
I am grateful to the IDF, to the medical team at Shaare Zedek who are now fighting to save the life of Neria Dov ben Chana, and for the prayers of the people of Israel. I believe in the power of prayer, and I believe that when the people of Israel unite, miracles happen. Neria needs a miracle. Neria continued to serve in the reserves after losing his older brother, Moshe Yedidya Leiter, of blessed memory. Since October 7th, he has served hundreds of days in the reserves on multiple fronts. Palestinian terrorism seeks to uproot the people of Israel from their land. They choose death - we choose life.
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Remi Kanazi retweeted
Somaia's story is one of the most heartbreaking and devastating you will ever hear. It is the first testimony our team at @GazaGenocideCtr recorded in Gaza, and the full testimony will come out next week. Behind every number there is a name, a face, a story, shattered dreams, and unimaginable accounts of pain and survival. We will do our best, and more, to ensure these stories are never erased, that they reach the entire world, and that they endure in our collective memory.
On Dec 2, 2023, an Israeli airstrike buried Somaia Al-Suwairki beneath the rubble of her family’s home. She was trapped beside her mother, who died next to her 7 days later. For 21 days, Somaia fought to survive. She was eventually rescued and went on to undergo 11 operations.
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Violent occupying soldier just got some legitimate resistance under international law
Neriah Leiter, the son of Israel’s ambassador to the United States, was critically wounded in a terrorist attack earlier today.
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On Dec 2, 2023, an Israeli airstrike buried Somaia Al-Suwairki beneath the rubble of her family’s home. She was trapped beside her mother, who died next to her 7 days later. For 21 days, Somaia fought to survive. She was eventually rescued and went on to undergo 11 operations.
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Remi Kanazi retweeted
First testimony from the @GazaGenocideCtr. Watch and follow for more
On Dec 2, 2023, an Israeli airstrike buried Somaia Al-Suwairki beneath the rubble of her family’s home. She was trapped beside her mother, who died next to her 7 days later. For 21 days, Somaia fought to survive. She was eventually rescued and went on to undergo 11 operations.
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Somaia’s story is part of the record the Gaza Genocide Center is building. Watch this space for the release of the full interview. To learn more about our work, visit gazagenocide.org.
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Remi Kanazi retweeted
"I have to carve my own path": Melissa Barrera has started a production company to support pro-Palestinian creatives. She was dropped from the "Scream" franchise in 2023 for social media posts criticizing Israel. #MelissaBarrera
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Remi Kanazi retweeted
Wanna play as a tiny Macklemore who recruits pro-Palestine musicians to take down a godzilla-sized Ed Sheeran, who yells things like “both sides” and “I’m not complicit” – all while evading mini Robert Krafts? Well with “Super Macklemore 64,” you can.
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Introducing GazaIndex. A living record of the genocide in Gaza, held in numbers. Casualties. Destruction. Displacement. Prices. Aid. Every figure is tied to its original source, so it can be cited and defended. GazaIndex is a project of the Gaza Genocide Center.
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Check out @GazaGenocideCtr and its GazaIndex 👇
Introducing GazaIndex. A living record of the genocide in Gaza, held in numbers. Casualties. Destruction. Displacement. Prices. Aid. Every figure is tied to its original source, so it can be cited and defended. GazaIndex is a project of the Gaza Genocide Center.
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Remi Kanazi retweeted
Ed Sheeran “feared for his physical safety” as he whitewashed a genocide that stole thousands upon thousands of Palestinian lives
Ed Sheeran admitted he removed a secondary stage out of fear for his physical safety. "I didn't know what this audience would be like tonight. I didn't know if I would have things thrown at me. I didn't know if people would be angry at me." 🔗 rollingstone.com/music/music…
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Israelis will continue to be the most hated people on earth because even most of the “leftist” & “anti-Zionist” ones are chauvinistic assholes who can’t have a non-condescending conversation with a Palestinian that disagrees with them
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It’s wild how aggressive so many “leftist” Israelis get when someone critiques them. They go back into prison guard mode real fast. You think folks would have more humility during genocide. And then Palestinians are blamed by the “good allies” for having the audacity to respond
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Remi Kanazi retweeted
The more Ed Sheeran speaks, the worse it gets. Massaging his ego in public will do nothing for his ticket sales and will not right the wrong of whitewashing genocide. He’s been brought to tears because he thought his actions would never have consequences. Cry harder.
Ed Sheeran addresses the controversy surrounding Macklemore’s removal from his tour and says, “What is happening in Gaza is catastrophic and unjustifiable.” “Before I play some songs tonight, I hope it’s okay if I say a few words about this last week,” Sheeran said at the top of Saturday’s show. “I’m used to my music being criticized, and I’m always happy to take that because I’m lucky. A lot of you like my stuff, and to be honest, I’m surprised. I’m not surprised that I’ve even done it. You know, it’s normal. But this week, the criticism was about something much more important, and I’ve had to take and make difficult decisions, and I am making mistakes, and I’m so so sorry.” Sheeran also said he was “appalled by the conflict between Israel and Palestine,” describing the suffering caused by the war as a “human tragedy,” while explaining that he has generally sought to keep his concerts focused on “unity, joy, escapism, love” rather than his own political views. variety.com/2026/music/news/…
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