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Last night I was told I am no longer welcome to film today's Trapped Under Ice/Youth of Today show in DC because of my public objection to the zionist entity's livestreamed genocide in Palestine. When Jinx Proof Tattoos reached out to me back in April about filming, it was out of respect for the way I have deliberately leveraged this platform for 18 years, especially the advocacy for Palestinian armed resistance and excoriation of zionism in all its forms. This week, zionists flooded Jinx Proof and other co-promoters with complaints about my involvement in the show, specifically citing my stance on this genocide and how my "presence was creating anxiety" for some of the co-promoters. Jinx Proof rescinded their invite at 11pm last night as I was working on pre-production tasks for the show. Having filmed Trapped Under Ice’s benefit for Jinx Proof 16 years ago, and having gotten my first tattoo at their shop, it is shameful they and the other promoters have decided the discomfort of those enacting, championing and excusing this wanton mass murder is given primacy above all else. This is not the first hardcore show/promoter/band/festival to cut me off this year nor am I the first to be canceled to assuage zionist "feelings." Do the math. As we watch starving Palestinian infants being sniped and entire families in Gaza decapitated in 4K by Jewish soldiers with American munitions, who also carve Jewish symbols on the bodies of Palestinian hostages while sodomizing them with dogs, and as synagogues in America host illegal land sales of ethnically cleansed Palestinian land, look at the bands and labels and podcasts with platforms in your scene who won't take a stand or can't even be bothered to lift a finger to reshare a mutual aid link, and ask yourself why. Ask yourself why a music community that has a strong history of rooting out Nazi/white power skinheads from the scene in the 80s and 90s and fellates itself on bedtime stories about that era has had so little to offer as we've watched Gaza transform into an extermination camp with a live feed. I will never regret standing for defenseless children being butchered daily. Whatever is taken from me will never compare to the immeasurable loss Palestinians have dealt with from this vile ethnostate. Your scene is infested with zionists and this scene's collective generational cowardice runs cover for them. I'm out. Donate to @sameerproject (linktr.ee/thesameerproject) and Mohammads Mission (venmo.com/u/MohammedsMission) Fuck israel. Turn every IOF soldier into a bag of fertilizer. And as the Lebanese proverb goes: May Palestine and The Levant knock on the door of liberation with the skull of zionism.
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I know the satellite images of Rafah are devastating, but don't allow it to lose hope in us. Have faith and stand by us. Rafah will return as long as we are alive.
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hate5six retweeted
I have not yet watched NAZA, though I have seen some of the footage and excerpts published online. I’m struggling to understand what this film is going to add to what I have already witnessed in Gaza and personally survived. I have written hundreds of times about relatives of mine and my wife, as well as thousands of other families, who were killed in their sleep, in their homes, in tents, and in school shelters. I have relatives whose remains are still trapped beneath the rubble of their homes. I have posted countless times about Israel’s bombing of residential buildings, including entire towers. Just two days ago, I wrote about the recovery of the remains of 101 people who had been trapped beneath the rubble since October 25, 2023. And whatever the hell does “recovery” even mean in this context? Survivors have spoken. They have written. They have documented the massacres day and night. The essays are there. The social media posts are there. The videos are there. The photographs are there. The testimonies are there. And Israelis, officials, soldiers, and even some artists have publicly expressed views calling for more killing, for the killing of Palestinians more broadly. Remember the April 2024 poll in which 34% of Israeli adults said their military had “not gone far enough.” [Note: between October 2023 and April 2024, Israel slaughtered over 34,000 Palestinians. Still not enough!] Just yesterday, we watched a video of a 17-year-old saying that even babies in Gaza must be killed. It’s all there. So what will this film add? How will it move anyone to action to stop these war crimes when the people living through them have been documenting them in real time, over and over again? I just cannot imagine a Holocaust victim or survivor somehow managing to write and simultaneously publish their testimony from inside a concentration camp or gas chamber in Germany, Poland, or Italy, while also filming the killing and deaths of the people around them, whether from gassing, starvation, or other forms of extermination, and publishing that footage online. And then, years later, a group of Nazi officers, after being strictly anonymized, comes forward to declare that they orders to carry out atrocities. They come forward to describe what the victims had already documented and shared with the world in real time. I mean, come on! How the hell is that more shocking than the actual footage of babies being killed? Of entire families being wiped out? Of people digging through the rubble for the remains of their loved ones? I mean, yes, NAZA could be important for racist people who refuse to trust Palestinians when we speak but are willing to trust the Israeli narrative. I mean here editors in the NYT, CNN, Reuters, AP, and others to present the Israeli justification for a crime before anything else in the headline. (example below) But HELL with that. If you cannot trust our voices, after we have documented our own suffering in real time, then we definitely do not trust your humanity or your fake feelings. History shall hold you accountable for your complicity.
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hate5six retweeted
every Friday I have the same goal for @BelalFromGaza's children: one good, warm meal. something comforting, something they can all sit around together. Friday has always meant family gathered over food to me. I just want them to have that too. 🤍 chuffed.org/project/179483-l…
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thats right mileikowsky
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Proudly flaunting that no one will stop him from future terror attacks to a body that has an active arrest warrant against him. The UN is a farce.
Speaking now at the UN. Remember the pagers? Hezbollah sure does.
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An occupation army unit blew themselves up in Gaza with a remote controlled VBIED today. Two possible dead and several wounded. Multiple evacuation helicopters have been observed.
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The UN should be disbanded. Today was the final nail in the coffin for any sort of legitimacy for that body if no one, not one international delegate from any country, was able to arrest a genocider war criminal on the dais and send it directly to pre-trial dungeons. We're done
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I genuinely need people to understand what they are being asked to normalize here. Mamdani campaigned on arresting Netanyahu. Today Netanyahu came to NYC, received massive police protection, and anti-genocide protesters were arrested by the NYPD.
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hate5six retweeted
this was $25k when i saw it yesterday and cried until my chest hurt. now it is 83k. i don’t know how to look at the people of Gaza without shame. we make them expose every wound and indignity for crumbs while money pours in when an American becomes the protagonist of Palestine.
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Today, September 23rd, marks the birthday of my brother, Dr. Refaat Al-areer, may God have mercy on him. Speak of him in words; don't hold back, he deserves more than that 😭 He was a doctor, a poet, an angel, a brother, and a friend. He was more than just a human being 🥹
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Once again, he makes genocide an issue of policy disagreement. I said it before and I’ll say again, someone who is so utterly cowardly and willing to pivot wherever the wind slightly blows if it means winning, is someone who will absolutely fight for nothing. A bonafide Democrat.
With Kamala Harris campaigning with him in Detroit, Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed said his positions on Gaza have not changed. “I was very clear that I disagreed with my party when it came to the genocide,” he said, opposing unconditional US military aid and the newly authorized $2.8 billion bomb sale to Israel. “None of those positions have changed at all. I’m not going to change them.” El-Sayed nevertheless urged Democrats divided over Gaza to build a coalition against Trump, arguing the country would be better positioned on “everything from gas to groceries to Gaza” had Trump lost in 2024.
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hate5six retweeted
this is what it looks like when your political contradictions have accumulated faster than your ability to rationalise them
🇺🇸🇮🇱 Abdul El-Seyed crashes out and starts patronizing a reporter who asked him why he is campaigning with Kamala Harris after publicly supporting the Michigan "Uncommitted" in 2024
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hate5six retweeted
Every decade, a generation of Israeli soldiers sits down and confesses to killing Palestinians. How many documentaries does the world need to see before it does something to stop them? #NAZA
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I’m amused (revolted) by this new spate of liberal zionists insisting that their ✨inherent goodness that they anointed themselves✨ and their ✨presence✨in occupied Palestine is somehow a right to remain settlers and lecture Palestinians about the right way to resist genocide
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hate5six retweeted
I want a theory of suffering that says: you are witnessing a genocide and it wounded you because it SHOULD wound you. the answer cannot always be to create enough distance that you can live normally again. sometimes the answer is to let that wound bind you to an obligation to act
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We must demand that Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor immediately release the names of every soldier to whom they granted confidentiality in their documentary NAZA while documenting admissions of war crimes. There is something fundamentally perverse about creating films and journalism centered on Israeli soldiers confessing to atrocities against Palestinians while simultaneously protecting those soldiers from identification and potential accountability. Palestinian suffering cannot simply become material through which Israeli filmmakers interrogate their own society, generate discourse, win acclaim, or invite audiences to contemplate the psychology of the perpetrators. These testimonies contain admissions of war crimes. The question cannot end with what these soldiers said or how their confessions made an audience feel. The question is what accountability follows. Otherwise, Palestinian suffering is once again transformed into spectacle, while the people responsible for inflicting it remain protected.
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Israel killed 6 members of my family in 2014 with a missile. It didn't start on October 7th.
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RT @susanabulhawa: the Sabra and Shatila massacres happened when I was twelve. I remember adults around me screaming, crying. I didn’t know…
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Things feel so bleak lately. Everyone’s discussing celebrities while Palestine falls into the backdrop. My village, Beit Iksa, is being taken over by settlers in real time, and it doesn’t even register in the psyche of so many Palestine supporters in the West.
Israeli settlers have established a second outpost in the village of Beit Iksa, northwest of Jerusalem, Palestine’s Wafa news agency has reported. 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/3ib9ih
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RT @hasoonmasre: This child, who was not yet 15, was driven by his innocent instinct to rush and save an injured person lying on the ground…
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