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AL-QASSAM BRIGADES TARGET INVADING ZIONIST SOLDIERS ON THE FRONTLINES OF RAFAH

📹 Scenes from the Mujahideen of the Al-Qassam Brigades, belonging to the Hamas resistance movement, target enemy forces invading east of Rafah, in the southern Gaza Strip.

In the first scenes, Al-Qassam lays a trap for Zionist soldiers entering a building in neighborhoods east of Rafah before detonating an anti-personnel, improvised explosive device (IED), killing 6 Israeli soldiers and wounding others.

Following that, two Zionist soldiers operating an Israeli Merkava tank patrols the neighborhood before being targeted by an RPG shell.

In the final scene, a second Merkava tank is targeted and destroyed by the RPG shell of an Al-Qassam militant.

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Israelis would not allow that pier to be built if it was providing substantial aid to the Gazans they're starving.

I'm not punk, I'm not even close to it, but even a random white bitch who knows barely anything about the subculture can acknowledge it for what it is. It's not an aesthetic, it's not a music genre, and it's certainly not something you can just take and alter and erase the history from. It is a movement started by years of suffering, murder, apartheid, racism, and many other things that generations of POC, specifically black people across the globe, have been subjected to. Being punk, subjectively (from what I understand), is about being anti-racist, anti-fascist, blackness as a whole (the culture, the people, their experiences, etc.), and community among many other things.

You cannot erase race from something that, at its core, is about race. From what I understand of the punk movement is that it was made by black people to form community and fight for their freedom and rights and safety because of the white supremacist society the world has created that does everything in its power to belittle, degrade, dehumanize, and adultify them (adultify as in adultification, which is a word you can look up if you dont know the definition of because I'm not here to be your vocabulary teacher, I'm here to acknowledge what OP refuses to).

As of now, there isn't a Gofundme. Let's ask the following organisations to evacuate this child to safety:

Doctors Without Borders [Website / Instagram / Twitter]

Palestine Children's Relief Fund [Website / Instagram / Twitter]

Medical Aid for Palestinians [Website / Instagram / Twitter]

Palestinian Red Crescent Society [Website / Instagram / Twitter] (you should also message Red Cross)

The Egyptian and Qatari governments (especially if you're a citizen of either country)

Let’s get Hind’s Hall to Number 1. Macklemore has stated that ALL proceeds from streaming will be going to UNRWA to help displaced Palestinian families. So, if you’re struggling financially, this is a brilliant way to raise funds that will help affected families get the help that they need, whilst simultaneously spreading a very important message.

You can find the track here:

Spotify

Apple Music

Youtube

Buy on iTunes

TikTok sound

It’ll essentially mean we’re getting streaming services to pay up, as typically they pay artists around $0.003 per stream— so, for example, if Hind’s Hall reaches 10,000,000 (ten million) on Spotify alone, that’s $30,000 for UNRWA. Life changing numbers.

The best way to amplify streaming is by adding it to your playlists, or making a playlist with duplicate additions of the song (with other tracks inbetween.) Again, thank you to Macklemore for doing this and using your platform.

While the world's attention was stolen by celebrities decked out in $10,000+ outfits and Sudanese blood diamonds, Israel used the distraction to begin its invasion of Rafah. The scenes of celebrities who have failed to use their extensive platform to mobilize against this genocide contrasted with fathers begging the remains of their slaughtered children to wake up. These people could use their platforms to levy significant pressure against Israel, yet so many of them chose not to. We need to presser them to stand up for what is right; here is how: