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FROM UAE NEW ZEALAND Official New Zealand Visa - New Zealand Electronic Travel Authority - NZETA

تأشيرة نيوزيلندا عبر الإنترنت - تأشيرة الحكومة الرسمية لنيوزيلندا - NZETA

Address: Dubai Creek - Al Seef St - near to 7864+PR2 - Al Hamriya - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

Phone: +971 4 309 4444

Email: info@newzealand-visas.org

Website: https://www.newzealand-visa.org/ar/visa 

Business Hours: 24/7/365

Owner / Official Contact Name: Oliver Noah  Harper

Description: هيئة السفر الإلكترونية لنيوزيلندا NZETA هي تصريح سفر إلكتروني للمقيمين في البلدان التي تم الإعفاء من التأشيرة فيها. تم إنشاء NZeTA المرسلة في عام 2019 وهي تعمل تمامًا مثل تأشيرة الدخول. يعد NZeTA أو التنازل عن التأشيرة إلزاميًا لجميع المسافرين القادمين إلى نيوزيلندا: يمكن للمقيمين في كل دولة من الدول الستين المعفاة من التأشيرة القدوم عن طريق جولة بالطائرة. يمكن لمواطني 60 دولة القدوم على متن سفينة سياحية. تعد هيئة السفر الإلكترونية النيوزيلندية أمرًا بسيطًا للغاية بحيث يمكنك إكماله بالكامل عبر الإنترنت والحصول على التأشيرة الإلكترونية عبر البريد الإلكتروني. تسمح NZETA للمواطنين المؤهلين بعبور حدود نيوزيلندا لأغراض السياحة أو العمل أو السفر دون المرور بمشكلة الوقوف في قائمة الانتظار أو انتظار ختم جواز السفر. لا يلزم إرسال أي بريد أو بريد سريع إلى أي مكتب حكومي للحصول على ETA النيوزيلندية. وهو حاليًا مطلب إلزامي للإعفاء من التأشيرة الوطنية، وكذلك للمسافرين على متن السفن السياحية من جميع البلدان. حتى المقيمين الدائمين في أستراليا يُطلق عليهم اسم NZ ETA. يمكن للمواطنين المؤهلين التقديم من خلال تطبيق هيئة السفر الإلكتروني النيوزيلندية المباشر على الويب للسياحة أو زيارة العمل أو العبور إلى بلد آخر من مطار أوكلاند الدولي. يُتوقع من المتقدمين ملء نموذج الطلب الخاص بهيئة السفر الإلكترونية النيوزيلندية مع التفاصيل الفردية وتفاصيل الهوية. تتطلب تأشيرة نيوزيلندا المتطلبات التالية، تأكد من أن جواز السفر يحتوي على صفحة فارغة حتى يتمكن موظفو الهجرة من ختمه في المطار. كما يجب أن يكون جواز سفرك صالحًا لمدة 191 أشهر عند دخولك إلى نيوزيلندا. المواطنون التاليون مؤهلون للتقدم بطلب للحصول على تأشيرة نيوزيلندا عبر الإنترنت أو NZeTA، لوكسمبورغ، فرنسا، قبرص، إسبانيا، البرتغال، أيرلندا، بولندا، السويد، المجر، النمسا، بلغاريا، الدنمارك، مالطا، سلوفينيا، سلوفاكيا، لاتفيا، هولندا، التشيك. مواطنو ألمانيا واليونان وإستونيا ورومانيا وإيطاليا وبلجيكا وكرواتيا والمملكة المتحدة وفنلندا وليتوانيا.  The Electronic Travel Authority for New Zealand NZETA is an electronic travel authorisation for residents of visa waiver countries. The NZeTA sent was established in 2019 and it works exactly like an entry visa. The NZeTA or visa waiver is mandatory for the all inbound travellers entering New Zealand: Residents of each of the 60 visa waiver countries can come by Airplane tourt. Citizens of 191 countries can come by cruise ship. Electronic Travel Authority New Zealand is so simple that you can complete it entirely on the internet, and receive eVisa by email. NZETA permits qualified citizens  to cross the border of New Zealand for the tourism, business, or travel purposes without going through the problem of standing in the queue or waiting for the passport to be stamped. No postage or courier to any government office is required to obtain New Zealand ETA. It is presently a mandatory requirement for visa waiver national, as well as cruise ship travelers of all countries. Even the Permanent Residents of Australia are required the NZ ETA. Qualified citizens can apply through the straightforward New Zealand Electronic Travel Authority application on the web for tourism, business visit or transit to another country from Auckland International Airport. Applicants  are expected to fill in the New Zealand Electronic Travel Authority application form with individual and identification details. New Zealand Visa  has the following requirements, ensure passport has blank page so that immigration staff can stamp it on the airport.  Also, your passport should be valid for 6 months at the time of entry in New Zealand. The following citizens are eligible to apply for New Zealand Visa Online or NZeTA, Luxembourg, France, Cyprus, Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Poland, Sweden, Hungary, Austria, Bulgaria, Denmark, Malta, Slovenia, Slovakia, Latvia, Netherlands, Czech, Germany, Greece, Estonia, Romania, Italy, Belgium, Croatia, United Kingdom, Finland and Lithuania citizens. 

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As Palestinians in Gaza seeking to escape the Israel-Hamas war begin applying to come here through a special immigration program, immigration lawyers say Ottawa is asking for an unprecedented level of personal information from prospective migrants. "It's strikingly different than what is ordinarily required for a visitor visa application," said immigration lawyer Pantea Jafari. "[The federal government] is asking for significantly more information than any of those applications, and even more than any permanent resident's application." This week, the federal government launched a new program to permit up to 1,000 Palestinians who are extended family members of Canadian citizens or permanent residents to apply to come to Canada and stay for three years if their families can support them financially.

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In a letter to Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., the State Department confirmed that Hamas is a designated foreign terrorist organization and that the State Dept. has the power to revoke visas.

"The Department of State also has broad authority under the [Immigration and Nationality Act] to revoke visas," the agency said. "We exercise the authority when there is information or evidence indicating a visa holder may be ineligible for a U.S. visa."

Additionally, it said that when it receives "derogatory information" indicating ineligibility, it takes "immediate action" which can include revocation of visas.

"Even after issuance of a visa, the Department of State works closely with the Department of Homeland Security and other partner agencies to ensure every visa applicant is continuously screened to ensure they remain eligible for travel to the United States," it told Rubio.

The department also said it "shares your outrage regarding Hamas’ brutal attack against the State of Israel and its citizens."

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Two Israeli soldiers have been denied entry into Australia after being required to fill out a document regarding their role in war crimes, amid growing international awareness of the Israeli occupation army’s genocide in the Gaza Strip. According to the Israeli newspaper Ynet News, two Israeli siblings – 24-year-old Omer Berger and 22-year-old Ella Berger – applied for visas to Australia two months ago along with their family members. While the other family members had their visa applications swiftly approved, Omar and Ella were required to complete a 13-page form demanded of military personnel fighting in a conflict, as they both currently serve in Israel’s occupation military. The form reportedly includes questions regarding their involvement in physical or psychological abuse, their roles as guards or officials in detention facilities, and whether they had participated in war crimes or genocide.

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By Josh Christenson

House Republican Conference Chair Elise Stefanik called Monday for Congress to sanction the International Criminal Court following prosecutors’ announcement they will seek an arrest warrant against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

“The ICC is an illegitimate court that equivocates a peaceful nation protecting its right to exist with radical terror groups that commit genocide,” Stefanik (R-NY) told The Post.

“Congress must pass my bill with Congressman Chip Roy, the Illegitimate Court Counteraction Act, that will punish those in the ICC that made this baseless undemocratic decision.”

7Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday morning as the ICC announced warrants against him for crimes against humanity.X / @EliseStefanik

ICC chief prosecutor Karim A.A. Khan announced the filing of arrest warrant applications against both Netanyahu and Israel Defense Minister Yoav Gallant for allegedly committing crimes against humanity during the Jewish state’s seven-month-old war against Hamas in Gaza.

Earlier this month, Stefanik and Roy (R-Texas), responding to reports that the warrants would be sought, introduced the Illegitimate Court Counteraction Act to revoke visas for ICC officials who investigate or prosecute US officials or American allies.

The bill also revokes visas for any other ICC employees or their immediate family members acting on behalf of such an investigation or prosecution.

Israel, like the US, does not officially recognize the ICC’s authority, giving it no jurisdiction over Netanyahu or Gallant, as South Bronx Rep. Ritchie Torres (D-NY) pointed out.

“The decision to seek arrest warrants is not law but politics. It is not justice but rather retribution against Israel for the original sin of existing as a Jewish State and the subsequent sin of defending itself amid the deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust,” Torres said on X Monday.

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Commentator Candace Owens has been blocked from entering Australia ahead of a planned speaking tour.

Australia's Minister of Home Affairs, Tony Burke, rejected Owens' visa application, his office confirmed to Newsweek.

"From downplaying the impact of the Holocaust with comments about [Nazi doctor Josef Mengele] through to claims that Muslims started slavery, Candace Owens has the capacity to incite discord in almost every direction," Burke said in a statement.

"Australia's national interest is best served when Candace Owens is somewhere else."

Owens has long stoked controversy with inflammatory claims about Jewish, Muslim and transgender people. In July, she sparked a backlash after saying that accounts of the Nazi medical experiments conducted on twins by Mengele in concentration camps sound "completely absurd" and like "bizarre propaganda."

Owens has not publicly commented on being barred from entering Australia. She has been contacted for comment via an email sent through the website for Blexit, a grassroots conservative movement she co-founded.

The Anti-Defamation Commission, a pro-Jewish group that pushed to bar Owens from Australia, welcomed Burke's decision to reject her visa application.

"This is a victory for truth, for decency, and for the millions of Jewish souls and millions of others whose memory she so shamelessly desecrated," the group's chairman Dvir Abramovich said in a statement provided to Newsweek.

"The decision by the government to bar Owens sends a resounding message: Australia has no place for those who mock the suffering of genocide survivors and insult the memories of the 6 million Jews who perished. This is a line in the sand."

The Anti-Defamation League says Owens has "come to espouse explicitly antisemitic, anti-Zionist and anti-Israel views," while LGBQT+ advocacy organization GLAAD has listed several occasions when Owens has expressed allegedly transphobic views on social media.

Owens left The Daily Wire, a right-wing website, earlier this year amid reported tensions with editor emeritus Ben Shapiro over their opposing points of view on Israel's war in Gaza.

She has been increasingly critical of Israel, writing on X in November last year that "no government anywhere has a right to commit a genocide, ever. There is no justification for a genocide. I can't believe this even needs to be said or is even considered the least bit controversial to state." Israel has denied accusations of genocide.

Her speaking tour in Australia was set to kick off in Melbourne on November 17, with tickers ranging from $95 for reserved seating to $1,500 for a VIP package that included a pre-event dinner and a meet-and-greet with Owens. The tour also included stops in Sydney, Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane, and Auckland in New Zealand.

"Join us for an electrifying evening with Candace Owens, the outspoken and fearless American conservative social commentator, author, activist, and YouTube sensation," read a description of the show on ticketing website Ticketek.

"Known for her controversial takes and unwavering stance, Candace is set to light up stages across Australia and New Zealand with her bold and unfiltered perspectives.... this is your opportunity to experience firsthand the intellect and fearlessness that has captivated millions around the globe."

Update 10/28/24, 4:50 a.m ET: This article has been updated with a statement from Tony Burke's office and the Anti-Defamation Commission.

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ISRAELI OCCUPATION AUTHORITIES DENY VISAS TO UN HUMANITARIAN PERSONNEL OVER CRITICISM OF GENOCIDE

The occupation authorities blocked the visa applications of various United Nations humanitarian aid personnel coordinating aid into Gaza over criticisms of Israel's genocide in Gaza.

Israel is "abusing its powers" as an occupying force in Gaza to deny visas to certain United Nations staff, the UN special rapporteur to the occupied Palestinian territories told Al-Jazeera News.

Earlier, Israel's Foreign Minister Eli Cohen wrote on the social media platform X on Monday that he had instructed the occupation Foreign Ministry to deny a visa extension for a UN employee in Israel and to reject the visa application another.

Cohen accused the United Nations of cooperating with the "propaganda of the terrorist organization Hamas," an accusation now regularly used against anyone opposing the genocide of Palestinians, or even just acknowledging the horrors of what's occuring in Gaza.

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Explore Jerusalem: Walk through ancient streets and visit sacred sites.

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This is Ho Feng-Shan.

He was a Chinese diplomat in Vienna during World War 2 who saved the lives of thousands of Jewish people by providing them with visas, ignoring strict orders.

Ho is often referred to as the "Chinese Schindler," but people should remember his name. While the exact number is unknown due to lost documentation, we do know that he issued close to 2,000 visas during the first half of his time at his diplomatic post. Others have looked at a specific serial number, which estimates that he issued nearly 4,000 visas.

A professor of Jewish studies at Nanjing University, Xu Xin has stated, “Nowadays most people believe that he saved more than 5,000 lives at the time. More importantly, Ho was probably the first diplomat to really take action to save the Jews.”

Lilith-Sylvia Doron met Ho by chance when Hitler arrived in Vienna on 11 March 1938. This was a time when there was an increase in violent physical attacks against Jewish people, which was only encouraged by Nazi propoganda.

“Ho, who knew my family, accompanied me home. He claimed that, thanks to his diplomatic status, the [Nazis] would not dare harm us as long as he remained in our home. Ho continued to visit our home on a permanent basis to protect us from the Nazis,” said Doron.

Gerda Gottfried Kraus told the story of how her husband went to the Chinese consulate after Kristallnacht (Night of Broken Glass), hoping to find a way out. Despite not being able to enter the consulate, he managed to throw his application into the window of an arriving diplomat's car. “Apparently, the consul-general [Ho Feng-Shan] received it, because [my husband] then got a call and received the visas.”

When the Nazis took over the embassy building because it was owned by Jews people, Ho opened a new office using his own money so he could continue working to issue visas. He continued signing visas until May 1940 when he was ordered to return back to China.

Ho died in 1997 at the age of 96. In 2000, he was awarded the Righteous Among the Nations by Israel.

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Today, I went into my local community college to register for some classes. I was immediately bustled into a room with two older women, who were also filing out the online application with a state software. The one next to me, who was about my mum's age, smiled when I sat down, complemented my bag, and said something about how it was good to see young people interested in education. I thanked her and we both went back to our application. I didn't pay much attention to anything other the the application for a while but when I paused to look some stuff up on my phone for it. She saw the back of my case, which is decorated with pride flags and a "love is love" popsocket, and she immediately tapped it with a smile, proclaiming "I love that! There needs to be more of that in the world!" I had been pretty stressed up until this point due to the area I live in not being that safe for queer people, but just that simple comment made me relax and smile, thank her again, and agree to watch her stuff while she ran out of the room to talk to a counselor.

But this random lady's support to the clearly nervous queer kid at a Texan community college is not the point of this post. What happened after this is. She came back with a counselor and they began talking about her about the family history section of the application. Now, I wasn't trying to eavesdrop but we were seated shoulder to shoulder so I heard the entire conversation anyways. Her parents had graduate degrees and as part of the application you have to put what schools they went to and where those schools are. Her parents' schools did not exist in the software. Wanna know why? Because they were located in Gaza. And Palestine didn't exist in the software, as a country or occupied territory. And for the next ten minutes, the counselors just kept asking her if she would be willing to put her parents' and their degrees coming from either the West Bank or Israel. She had to keep explaining to them on why she would not do that the entire time before they eventually decided to move to conversation to another room as it was becoming clear that both me and the other woman in the room, who actually was a recent Ukrainian immigrant, were clearly getting extremely mad at what they were telling this lady to do.

Because not only were they telling her to put her visa at stake by putting down different info on a government form, but they were telling her to erase her entire heritage as well just to make the admission process a bit easier for them. Fuck that. Palestinians deserve their heritage and freedom. Stop trying to erase them from history. Apply Texas, go fuck yourselves.

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On February 19, I am going to turn 23. I’m anxious that the day will come and the war will still be ongoing, but then again, I’m not entirely sure I will live long enough to see it. Before the Israeli war on Gaza, I lived a peaceful life, going every day to Al-Aqsa University in pursuit of my studies. My school has now been bombed by the Israeli military even though it was full of displaced Palestinians from northern Gaza. The bombing campaign killed a number of the displaced, turning the place I used to study, laugh, and feel joy into a horror movie. My friend and classmate, Nadia Abd El-Latif, was killed during the Israeli onslaught due to a direct Israeli airstrike on her house. The same thing happened to other friends and colleagues — Mahmoud Al-Naouq, Yousef Dawwas, and Muhammad Hammo. 

My teacher, Refaat Alareer, was killed in the same way, as was my cousin’s husband, along with her seven-year-old son. All of these deaths have left me drained. After over a hundred days, Israel’s war is still ongoing, and my soul feels worn.  These 115 days make up 2,760 hours spent living with acute fear and anxiety, with no idea whether we’ll be among the survivors or not. But since the bombing began in October, I have been trying — in vain — to think of a way out of Gaza. 

[...]

During the beginning of the war, a friend of mine helped me to file a visa application to Qatar. She was hoping that Qatar would grant me a visa, which would make leaving Gaza a bit easier. She promised to host me in her house until the end of the war. Hesitantly, I agreed, reluctant to leave my family in such dire conditions, but the point was moot, as Qatar rejected my visa. I was very disappointed, expecting Qatar to agree since it is an Arab country with strong relations with Palestine.  After the rejection, I started to look for another way to escape Gaza, especially when the Israeli army launched its ground invasion of Gaza. I witnessed the unbearably cruel treatment of Palestinian civilians by Israeli soldiers, and I saw the outside world’s cold reaction.

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Egypt has closed its borders with Gaza many times during the war and has made the price of leaving Gaza unbelievably high. Since my mother is half-Egyptian and half-Palestinian, this was incredibly heartbreaking to me. Egypt is an Arab country neighboring Palestine, with which we share a common history and culture. How can they do this to us? There are many Palestinians in Gaza who have Egyptian blood and hold Egyptian nationality. Yet even those Egyptian citizens residing in Gaza are being asked to pay at least $1,500 to be let through the Rafah crossing to escape death. Over 80% of people in Gaza live below the poverty line, and many wouldn’t be able to pay even $100. What is even worse is that if you do not have an Egyptian passport, the current going rate to pass through is $10,000 — and even then, if you somehow manage to find the money, you’ll still have to wait for days or even months to leave. Recently, the Egyptians claim to have decreased the amount to $5,000 per person, yet the struggle remains the same.  A small number of wealthy, influential people in Gaza can, in fact, pay such amounts to leave. Others are resorting to seeking donations through crowdfunding platforms like GoFundMe and LaunchGood, and I do not blame them. They have no other way to avoid the bombing and save their lives. 

Many displaced families have sought shelter in my grandparents’ house during the war, as we reside in Rafah, where many displaced Palestinians are now living in tents. Three of these families were able to legally coordinate with Egyptian authorities to leave Gaza.  Hala Ihsan Abu Ramadan, 32, was displaced from the very north of Gaza along with her family four separate times until they finally reached Rafah. After collecting money through GoFundMe, Hala reached out to the Egyptian “coordinator,” who was a friend of her sister Heba’s manager. The coordinator asked for $5,000 per person, for a total of six people — Hala, Heba, Heba’s husband Hassan, their brother Abed, and their parents. Their father is a cancer patient and has not been able to receive any medical check-ups or chemotherapy sessions since the beginning of the war due to the overcrowding of Gaza’s hospitals.  “My father has to leave Gaza,” Hala told me. “His life is on the line. If my father does not get treatment, cancer will spread throughout his entire body. He will die very soon if the situation remains the same. We contacted the Egyptian coordinator, and he confirmed that my father’s case was designated urgent.” 

Hala added that, as recently as today, her father’s name has not shown up on any of Egypt’s lists of people allowed to evacuate Gaza. “I mean, if my father’s case is urgent, and he has been waiting since December 30, how much time do urgent cases take?” Hala asks me. The Egyptian coordinators ended up raising the price required of Hala and her family several times, first to $6,000, then to $7,000, $8,000, and finally, to $10,000 per person. Appallingly, as of the time of writing, none of her family members have been allowed out of Gaza.  Hala’s cousin, Saleem Abu Hamdah, whose mother is Egyptian, has not been allowed into Egypt even though he paid $1,200. His wife and three children were allowed into Egypt, however, after paying those same so-called “coordination expenses,” along with his parents — leaving him alone in Gaza.  Another woman I spoke to, Samar, requested that her surname be withheld for her own safety. She has an Egyptian mother-in-law, and was asked to pay $4,000, whereas Samar was asked to pay $2,000. As of the time of writing, neither of them has been let out of Gaza, even though they have been in communication with coordinators since the start of the war. Only Samar’s Egyptian mother-in-law has been given permission to leave Gaza, but she refuses to leave behind her two sons, their wives and children, and her daughter, along with her daughter’s children. 

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As for myself, I cannot leave Gaza. My family’s financial situation cannot cover such high “coordination” expenses. I am reluctant to launch a GoFundMe campaign due to all the stories I’ve heard — none of the people I know who paid coordination fees to travel to Egypt have truly been able to leave Gaza. Maybe if one of the families sheltering with us were given actual permission to leave, I would consider launching my own fundraising campaign. Until then, I don’t believe there is a real way out, and I don’t see the outside world pressuring Israel for a ceasefire.

-- From "Egyptian officials are charging Palestinians a massive ransom to escape the Gaza genocide" by Shahd Safi for Mondoweiss, 29 Jan 2024

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Link to Abdallah’s gofundme campaign: https://gofund.me/0b896649

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🇵🇸 … what will go down in history: IsraHell has violated the Genocide Convention: FACT!!

By: LaillaB, founder of ‘Reclaim the Narrative’ from LinkedIn …

“No matter how it concludes, South Africa's lawsuit in the ICC arguing Israel has violated the Genocide Convention will go down in history.

It will either be remembered as the first step towards finally holding an imperial rogue state accountable or as the last, dying breath of a dysfunctional, Western-led system.

For the hypocrisy of Western governments (and the Western political elite) has finally brought the so-called "rules-based world order" they purport to lead to the point of no return.

"Finish them! America ♥️ Israel. Always Nikki Haley.” Signed on a missile heading for Gaza, May 2024.

Full-throttled Western support for Israel's genocidal rampage in Gaza has truly exposed the double standards of the West.

There is no turning back, and the West has only its own arrogance to blame.

The litany of war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by Israel and it’s ironclad allies are clear as the light of day for anybody who has access to a smartphone.

According to Western leaders, the world should be up in arms about Russian aggression but should be perfectly happy with Israeli brutality and flouting of international laws.

Ukrainians who throw Molotov cocktails at Russian forces are heroes and freedom fighters, while Palestinians who dare to resist Israeli colonisation are terrorists.

Ukrainian children requiring critical life saving treatment receive fully funded treatment and visas approved almost instantly across various western nations, hats off to them, children in Gaza are still awaiting application decisions, dating back Oct 2023.

Of course, Western hypocrisy is nothing new, for years, non white refugees from war torn MENA regions (most of which the West are behind) have perished in the seas; “let them sink”, Naomi Klein

More recently, we should acknowledge and celebrate the “successful” rescue operation of 4 Israeli hostages at a ratio to 287 martyred Palestinians.

Bear in mind that hostage taking is a tactic used throughout history to draw attention to causes, reminiscent of ancient Mesopotamian practices.

Generations of Palestinians have suffered violent Israeli expulsion resulting in global dispersion (7-9 million).

The “right to return”, a law enshrined injustice that has been overlooked by the “international community” for decades.

The UN Secretary General himself said “it didn’t happen in a vacuum”.

✍🏻 — Abuses, torture, mass killing, wanton destruction, have been the daily reality for the Palestinians under Israeli rule for over half a century!! ✍️

Now everyone can see. Israel operates as a military dictatorship, committing all sorts of crimes including apartheid to the aim of removing the Palestinians from their land.

It did not start on Oct 7.

Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur.

Western credibility has been shredded irrevocably.

Who would’ve thought the world would divide? … 🇵🇸

G E N O C I D E … #Justice

Gaza will be the grave of the Western-led world order!! — 🍉🕊 — @hrexach

#reclaimthenarrative … #AlJazeeraEnglish … #FreePalestine … @hrexach