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[ID: the messages of support have been painted, in green, in white tents, they read "Thank you students For Columbia Uni" [there are two drawings, one of what seems to be barbed wire, and another of a heart pierced by an arrow], "The students give us hope", "From Rafah we send you strength", and "The children [of] Gaza [are] proud of you" /end ID]

Messages of support and strength from Rafah, Palestine to the US student movement.

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this was a great read. “Laziness Does Not Exist” by Devon Price

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Palestinian activists get their message across on Londons iconic Tower Bridge landmark- one of the cities most historic buildings. We need a ceasefire now.

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[ID: a tweet by @/DiaaMahmoud reading "This is a fundraising campaign for my brother Mohamed, a hemophilia B patient, to help him evacuate the Gaza Strip to get access to medical care and do surgeries on his knees as he has been suffering for months. & to help his daughter do thigh surgery."

Diaa quote-tweeted it adding "Hello everyone,

Due to the payment processing issues with GoGetFunding. We are moving and continuibg the campaign to GoFundMe.

Anyone who would like to donate now can donate on GoFundMe. The GoGetFunding Campaign will be stopped shortly".

the text is followed by a link to their gofundme. /end ID]

Ahmed Saad or @/90-ghost's brother in law is currently doing his best to organise the evacuation of his family from Gaza. This family suffers from a combination of ailments that all require medical attention. This is the description on their GFM page:

Hello, I hope you all are doing well!

My name is Mohamed Monir Ahmad Mahmoud, I’m a hemophilia patient from Gaza. I decided to start this campaign with all the hope that you could support me in evacuating Gaza to do surgery for me and my daughter and start a fresh life with my 5 kids out of the ongoing genocide in Gaza [...] I was supposed to go out at the end of 2023 to have surgery on my knees but since 7 October, I had no chance due to the procedures on Rafah crossing, the gate of Gazans to the world. Now, my knees and elbows are bleeding with no access to any type of care and if things stand as they are in Gaza, I won’t be able to walk or make any effort because of the bleeding (currently I am barely able to set up a small fire in front of the tent to prepare food for my kids).

What I ask is 60,000, for travel costs because each one would need to pay 5,000-8,000$ to be allowed to leave Gaza through Rafah crossing and we need around 3000$ more in Egypt for our stay and to obtain visas. We will be heading to Brazil where my brother Diaa lives and there is a huge chance to do the surgeries and access health care as the health care for Hemophilia patients in Brazil is one of the most advanced in the world.

please give generously!!

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Journalists documenting war are protected under international law. To kill even one is a war crime. Israel has killed 130 in 140 days.

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Palestinian girls take part in a ballet dancing course, run by the Al-Qattan Center for Children in Gaza on Nov. 25, 2015. (Reuters)

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A million people marched in the Yemeni capital of Sanaa today, in solidarity with the people of Palestine and in protest against the US-UK strikes on the Yemeni people.

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[ID: a poem titled "Think of Others":

As you prepare your breakfast, think of others

(do not forget the pigeon's food).

As you wage your wars, think of others

(do not forget those who seek peace).

As you pay your water bill, think of others

(those who are nursed by clouds).

As you return home, to your home, think of others

(do not forget the people of the camps).

As you sleep and count the stars, think of others

(those who have nowhere to sleep).

As you express yourself in metaphor, think of others

(those who have lost the right to speak).

As you think of others far away, think of yourself

(say: [in italics] If only I were a candle in the dark). /end ID]

Palestinian poet, Mahmoud Darwish

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from GoodVibePolitik on X.com

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