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Her name was Iman Al-Hams. Thirteen years old. Carrying a schoolbag. Shot seventeen times by an Israeli army captain near Rafah. It was 2004. 22 years ago. Soldiers in a watchtower saw her first: “A little girl… scared to death.” They radioed again: “About ten years old, behind the embankment.” They shot her.
Her bag fell. No bomb. Then Captain R walked toward her broken body. He fired twice into her head. Walked away. Turned back. Emptied his rifle into her chest, arms, and legs. On the military tape, he said: “I confirmed the kill.” He later admitted that he would have done the same had she been a 3 year old.
A military court acquitted him on all charges a year later. To be more precise—they did not charge him with Iman’s murder. Instead, they charged him for “Illegal use of weapon” and “conduct unbecoming.” And even those were cleared. Dismissed.
He wept in the courtroom: and told the public “I told you I was innocent.” Iman’s father, Samir heard the verdict and said: “The soldier murdered her once. The court murdered her again.” The army’s only statement was that she crossed a “security zone.” Her autopsy showed seventeen bullets. Three in the head. One entered by her right ear. Her schoolbag, white and empty, lay beside her.
No one attacked the soldiers that day. No one but a child running home. Her name was Iman. She was thirteen. And the earth still holds the shape of where she fell.
Yahya Sobeih held his daughter for 15 minutes. Five hours later, Israel murdered him. Now his widow Amal is raising three kids alone. Despite the loss, she's determined to honor Yahya's legacy by continuing his work as a journalist.
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Judaism and Zionism are often spoken about as if they are inseparable. In a conversation with For Peace Media, Daniel Maté — a Jewish-Canadian composer and anti-Zionist activist — refutes this ideology, arguing that Judaism and Jewishness are not about nationalism, armies, or state power, but about ethics, exile, and responsibility to the world.
@danielbmate (ig) goes further, saying that Zionism and Judaism have nothing to do with each other — and in many ways stand in opposition to one another.
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“How do you cope?” was the question asked and this was his response.
This clip is from Episode 54 of WOR. You can watch the full video by searching “Women of Resistance” on YouTube.
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Rasmea Odeh, a community organizer and political activist affiliated with the Marxist-Leninist Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), recounts the brutal treatment she endured during zionist detention in 1969.
While in Israeli military detention, she was subjected to both physical and sexual torture by interrogators. During her time at al-Moskobeya prison in Jerusalem, she endured days of relentless day-and-night interrogation, during which she was beaten, raped, and forced to confess under torture.
Rasmea Odeh’s story highlights that Israel’s network of torture in its prisons, recently exposed, is far from new.
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Australian feds were caught radicalising an autistic Muslim 13 year old boy with an IQ of 71, telling him that he should become a sniper & suicide bomber just so that they could entrap him for it.
Ronnie Barkan talks about growing up with structural Zionism and how his views on the ideology.
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Israeli drones open fire directly on Palestinian youths playing football, for the first time in two years, in Beit Lahia, northern Gaza.
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