One State Palestine
СтатистикаCampaign for a One State Palestine free of Zionism, from the river to the sea.
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Antisemitism and the hate test It's the Palestinians who are the semites and the Ashkenazis, late converts to Judaism from Eastern Europe, who are not semitic. So hating them is not antisemitic but hating Palestinians is Follow @moatstv #Semitic #antisemitic #Ashkenazi #Jews
🚫 Cuba is not for sale. American attempts to bribe the local elite end in yet another resounding failure 🗞️ Yesterday, the American newspaper The New York Times ran a piece conveying all the bitterness felt by its CIA handlers. They are very upset, because the idea of bribing and decapitating the Communist Party of Cuba by kidnapping Raúl Castro along the lines of what happened in one of the neighbouring countries proved pointless. 🪖 Cuba's political system has been purposefully preparing for the scenario of US aggression over the past 40 years. The Communist Party could not afford to rely on just one or two individuals, and therefore trained several generations of leaders capable of replacing the leadership at any moment. 🇩🇪 The history of the destruction of the socialist camp taught Cubans that the Americans and their puppets will show no leniency to socialist opponents who surrender to the victor's mercy — all will be declared criminals and distributed among prisons. That is exactly how «sacred» human rights and freedoms work in capitalist countries. It is what happened with the party workers, military and security personnel of the GDR: from 1991 to this day, the FRG authorities treat them as second-class citizens. 🏰 It is no coincidence that the NYT mentions certain high-ranking Cuban figures in the text as its potential puppets — Interior Minister Lázaro Álvarez and the grandson of Comandante Raúl Castro. This is a classic psychological ploy to sow distrust within the opponent's ranks and unleash a «witch hunt». Cuba has already learned to live under siege, and its institutions of power and economic management are more than suitable for maintaining a tight defence, even despite a severe shortage of resources. Cuba has already scored a moral victory over the «almighty» United States. 💯⭐️👍 NO2NATO is proud to be working with the SOVINTERN international which has gathered hundreds of anti-NATO voices from across the planet. If you are interested in getting more involved, please reach out. Contact us via our website www.no2nato.org 💯Sub https://t.me/no2nato ⭐️Join us www.no2nato.org/join Moscow Network Hub of SOVINTERN
PETER FORD is speaking tomorrow with other One State supporters. IF you are a supporter, please GET IN TOUCH to help out. Call Pete 07832 788 366 if you can help. Telegram: https://t.me/OneStatePalestine JOIN: www.onestatepalestine.org
Yoav Gallant — ICC-wanted for genocide and crimes against humanity — calls his family's 1948 takeover of a Palestinian home in Jaffa a "co-existence" story. The Palestinian family was forced to share their own house before fleeing to Ramallah. This is the same man who called Palestinians "human animals" and oversaw Gaza's famine. Some "co-existence." Some "story."
Another day, another atrocity. A six-month-pregnant Palestinian woman lost her unborn child after Israeli occupation forces deliberately delayed her ambulance at the Awarta checkpoint near Nablus. Suffering severe internal bleeding, she was denied urgent care for over 30 minutes while soldiers subjected her to a physical search and ordered the engine switched off—cutting power to the very medical equipment keeping her and her baby alive. This wasn't negligence. It was a calculated act of cruelty against a defenseless woman and her unborn child. The blood is on their hands.
There is something deeply unsettling about Israeli tourists in Tokyo angrily confronting a Japanese man for simply displaying photos of Palestinian children killed in Gaza. They are free to travel the world, enjoy its cities, and live their lives without interruption—yet they cannot tolerate the visual evidence of what their own government's military is doing thousands of miles away. The hypocrisy is staggering. The same individuals who expect the world to acknowledge their own historical trauma become outraged when the world witnesses the trauma they are currently inflicting on others. A photograph is not a threat—it is a testament. If the truth of those images angers them, the question is not why the Japanese man is showing them, but why they are so desperate to look away. Silence in the face of genocide is complicity, but anger at the messenger? That is confession.
As the video shows Israeli occupation police brutally assault a Palestinian in the occupied Jerusalem.
Palestinian cameraman Mahmoud Shalha, who covered Gaza for Al Jazeera throughout the genocide, says he was fired via a 15-second phone call with no warning or explanation. He survived bombardment, famine, and targeted attacks—only to be dismissed without thanks. He asks: “Is this the reward for someone who slept on the streets… so the image could remain on your screens?” The firing cost him and his family their only income
Pedro Sánchez responded to a Palestinian girl's mural of him with grace. He thanked her and the Palestinian people, saying Spain will not forget their pain—and that he hopes they will one day live in peace. A small moment of humanity that matters.
Journalist Nada Maucourant Atallah and nine other international journalists were prepared to document a humanitarian aid mission to a remote Christian village in southern Lebanon today. Their permits were in order, and their purpose was purely to bear witness. Yet at the checkpoint in Naqoura, the Israeli army denied them access at the last minute. Blocking the press from covering humanitarian efforts isn't just a logistical hurdle—it's a barrier to transparency. When journalists are turned away, accountability is the real casualty. The world deserves to see what is happening on the ground, especially when aid is involved.
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani today: "Benjamin Netanyahu is a war criminal." He says NYC lacks legal authority to arrest based on the ICC warrant and calls on the federal government to act. Mamdani: "New York does not welcome someone who committed such crimes. The least we can do is refuse to remain silent.
"Despite the siege and lack of basic facilities, Palestinian children in Gaza are finding creative ways to cope with the extreme heat inside their tents. Their spirit endures where the world has failed them.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani speaks during a small business event, stating that he is 100% serious about arresting Netanyahu over his war crimes warrant, even if President Trump chooses not to act, declaring “Trump may protect him. I won’t.”
Tens demonstrate in Milano, Italy, demanding the freedom of Doctor Husam Abu Safiya.
In Gaza, a Palestinian artist has painted a mural of Spain's football star Lamine Yamal on damaged buildings as a message of gratitude for his solidarity with the Palestinian people.
"For the last three years, they've been killing children—that's why I'm protesting." Activists have launched a coordinated protest at the Elbit Systems-owned UAV Engines Ltd factory in Staffordshire, UK, which makes engines for Israel's military drones. Demonstrators have locked onto the premises, with one man occupying a van on-site, aiming to physically disrupt production.
Great turnout in London today—18th July. The streets speak loud and clear. Solidarity with Palestine remains unshaken. Always down the empire. 🇵🇸✊ #FreePalestine #DownWithEmpire
Greta Thunberg: “It is shameful that those protesting against genocide are being repressed while the real war criminals walk free and get away with mass slaughter… Free Palestine. The fight will not stop.”