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We’re back! And here to continue our support for Palestinian freedom (not that we let a cyber attack stop us). Let’s clear some things up:
This Shabbat we remember Joyce Feinberg, Richard Gottfried, Rose Mallinger, Jerry Rabinowitz, David Rosenthal, Cecil Rosenthal, Bernice Simon, Sylvan Simon, Daniel Stein, Melvin Wax, and Irving Younger who were killed in the 2018 antisemitic attack on Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life synagogue.
We grieve together, and recommit to building safety through solidarity with all those targeted by white nationalism. In doing so, we revisit this article by local organizers Ami Weintraub, Ben Case, and Jess Gold, who were living in Pittsburgh at the time of the Tree of Life shooting—a message that still resonates today.
"We need to examine the intertwined relationships between white supremacy, antisemitism, and other systems of oppression in order to truly understand the problem. Doing so leads us to the lasting message of this tragedy: that our safety comes from solidarity with one another."
forward.com/opinion/477256/d…
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Update: 110+ ports across the globe to take action against war and genocide on Friday, 30 October.
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📢 "Dockworkers do not work for war!”
We salute dock and port workers organizing across up to 100 ports in 17 countries today. Key strikes are expected to suspend shipping traffic along a 1,100 nautical mile route in the Mediterranean, mapped in "Fueling Genocide." 👇
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City of Cambridge, MA, Votes to Divest from Businesses Tied to Israel’s Military democracynow.org/2026/10/29/…
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This is Zionism. This is what the US and EU support.
Cameraman: Ali Ezzedine
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UNICEF: Since October 2025, Israel has killed at least 351 children in Gaza.
This is an average of roughly one child every day.
Note: Between October 2023 and October 2025, Israel killed an average of 27 children in Gaza every day.
Such a remarkable “improvement” that mainstream media, some governments and m international organizations continue to call the ongoing killing a “ceasefire.”
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Israeli settlers have committed another pogrom, assaulting people picking olives in the Palestinian village of al-Mughayyir in the occupied West Bank, including an activist supporting the farmers, reports the Wafa news agency.
🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/gvzqw6
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Bisan Owda explains how Israel’s military occupation of Gaza is shrinking and stealing Gaza's resources.
#Palestine #Gaza
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I caught myself watching this video over and over for several minutes, unable to look away.
I live inside this destruction, yet seeing it from above left me in shock.
All I could think about was how many bombs had fallen on us. I remembered the nights when I was so exhausted that I would cover my ears just to fall asleep through the deafening explosions.
And somehow, we are still here. 💔
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🔴 Four Palestinian children have died from bacterial meningitis at Nasser Medical Complex in southern Gaza, as doctors warn of a surge in infections.
➤ Dr. Ahmed Al-Farra said the hospital’s neonatal unit recorded 15 cases in a short period. He linked the rise to overcrowded displacement camps, malnutrition, contaminated water and deteriorating sanitation.
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Israel is “setting a permanent architecture of control made out of all the rubble and ruins of Palestinian homes” in Gaza, says @weizman_eyal, director of @ForensicArchi. “The shuffling of that rubble is destroying evidence for the genocide.”
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More than 25 dockworkers’ trade unions in over 110 ports in 22 countries are going on strike on October 30 to demand “an immediate end to the genocide of the Palestinian people and all imperialist wars.”
Here's all you need to know aje.news/vqhdht
These are the grounding words and call to action from Stefanie Fox, the Executive Director of JVP as she spoke with Glennon Doyle, Amanda Doyle, and Abby Wambach on the We Can Do Hard Things podcast.
Together they talk about anti-Zionism, the history of the struggle for a free Palestine, our current political climate, and how to keep our movements for justice in motion towards Palestinian freedom.
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Armed Israeli settlers have threatened Palestinian families with expulsion in the occupied West Bank, as activists and journalists report being beaten in a separate attack.
In Al-Shuneh, settlers reportedly raided homes and stole a water tank amid fears a new outpost could force around 80 families from their community.
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