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Minutes ago: Atlanta cops tasing a restrained student protester at Emory University.
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"Why do we have children in mass graves?" Mohammed Mogheir from the Gaza civil Defense forces in a press conference details the horrific findings in mass graves with over 392 bodies discovered in Gaza hospitals with evidence of torture and the overwhelming targeting of children.
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Last night, we held our first Iftaar event at the college- managed by our Student Council. A beautiful evening of good company, great food and the coming-together of our incredible college family.
We shared not just a meal, but a moment of connections and understanding. ❤️🌙
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It’s incredible to drive around town and see our flag flying everywhere! This is all thanks to a group of dedicated brothers who took the initiative to purchase flags, iron them, and then drive around with a ladder, kindly asking people if they could put them up for them. 🇵🇸
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It’s sometimes said that all politics is local. But could the Israel-Gaza war be changing that? Especially in places like Luton.
'Concern' Gaza stance may put off Labour Muslim activists in Luton bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-be…
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Hassan Sajjad, a passionate student from Luton Sixth Form, stood strong at Friday’s Solidarity March, reminding us of the power of consistency in our efforts for justice.
@LSFCstudents @LutonCommAction
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So the Labour-run Luton Council kept on taking down the Palestinian flag of resistance within hours of putting them up. Local residents have never seen such a quick response from their local public servants!
So the amazing @LutonCommAction has put this up on Nadeem Plaza - in the heart of Bury Park.
They say necessity is the mother of invention @lutoncouncil
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Yesterday night in Luton, over fifty Palestinian flags flew in Bury Park. Luton Council decided to take them down before the day began.
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We are offering 1 to 1 advice, support and guidance to young people applying for work or apprenticeship opportunities: from the application process to interview skills.
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Israeli soldiers shot this 16-year-old child in Arraba, southwest of Jenin, in the West Bank last night.
They gathered around his body and watched him die.
His name was Yamen.
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I have been thinking a lot about this part of my @SALHACHIMI interview on @thinking_muslim - just breathtaking.
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Today's Palestine solidarity demonstration in London was one of the most diverse demos I've ever seen.
Black, white and brown. All faiths and none. Young and old. Hundreds of thousands taking a stand against one of the greatest injustices of our time.
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Israel intensifies its bombing and ground incursions in central and southern Gaza, resulting in the deaths of at least 147 Palestinians in the past day.
🔴 Follow our LIVE coverage: aje.io/1t9r58
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If an imam gave a speech like this in a Mosque, the Charity Commission would intervene and penalise the 'misappropriate use of a place of worship'. Such is the politicised way in which the government uses the commission to silence Muslim speech.
Britain’s chief rabbi, Ephraim Mirvis, enthuses about the crimes against humanity being perpetrated in Gaza by what he calls “our heroic soldiers” – yes, if you or I conflated the Jewish people with Israel, we’d be called antisemites.
He then reveals that his son, Danny, is among the soldiers in Gaza. He says he is “immensely proud” of what these soldiers are doing in Gaza – so far they have killed 23,000 Palestinians, most of them women and children.
He concludes: “What Israel is doing is the most outstanding possible thing that a decent, responsible country can do for its citizens.”
Is Mirvis not giving his religious blessing to genocide here?
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"Humaitarian aid for the Middle East" can @LutonSixthForm tell us whether their Ukraine fundraiser was for "Europe". The silly hoops these educational institutes jump through to sound uncontroversial.
,@LutonSixthForm can you please confirm where the money is going ? Is it that hard to really say? First in an email sent to students you said funds to the ‘Middle East’ . Kuwait? Dubai?
Now on your social media page , you don’t mention the cause ?
You did it for Malawi?
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@LutonSixthForm shame that you haven’t mentioned the cause .
I’m really proud that our local sixth form has been fundraising for Dubai’s renovation of the Burj Khalifa.
They really need our support in their difficult times .




























