From todays protest in #buffalo! #freepalestine
#ahly swag. #egypt (Taken with Instagram)
Muhammed al-Durrah & the Children of al-Nakba
“ Since 2000, it is estimated that over 7000 Palestinian children have been detained and prosecuted by the Israeli system, of which the majority are charged with throwing stones. “
A stone thrown by a defenseless child will never be comparable to the live ammunition used on so many innocents.
RIP Muhammed al-Darrah: a boy of only twelve, shot mercilessly by Israeli soldiers in Gaza 12 years ago. He died in the arms of his father as they attempted to seek refuge behind a wall. He was shot 4 times while his father attempted to shield him from the shooting.
#pumpkin # chocolatechip #muffins autumnal success!! (Taken with Instagram)
I did all of watching and tasting.. (Taken with Instagram)
Got to drink fresh squeezed homemade apple cider today:) #fall #marysplace #delicious (Taken with Instagram)
A bit of light reading… #capstone #palestine (Taken with Instagram)
Mother Jones Reporter David Corn on Revealing the Secret Romney Video That’s Upended 2012 Campaign
<3 DemocracyNow and MoJo <3
Newsweek. so much rage!!! lolzzzzz
#islamophobia
Sabra and Shatila: 30 years later
For Palestinians born in exile, particular refugees whose status makes it nearly impossible for them to travel anywhere, Palestine remains an imagined homeland. Their image of Palestine is influenced by memories, pictures, stories, and access to social media, thus helping them to reconnect to their homeland and maintain their dual presence through global information and social networks, but most never even imagine the possibility of returning.
