Palestine Today

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The foreign troops are always the aggressor.

Well, we can certainly agree that this is the problem in Nabi Saleh. The mere presence of Jews is "aggression".

Occupations, by definition, are the aggressors. People do not get occupied voluntarily. It requires force.

 

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[Hollie]

 

[Shusha]

The foreign troops are always the aggressor.

Well, we can certainly agree that this is the problem in Nabi Saleh. The mere presence of Jews is "aggression".

Occupations, by definition, are the aggressors. People do not get occupied voluntarily. It requires force.

As I said, the mere presence of Jews is "aggression".

 

[P F Tinmore]

 

[P F Tinmore]

 

[rylah]

Arafat: Oslo Accords are like Muhammad's
temporary peace agreement

 

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[Hollie]

Pallywood Film Festival

 

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Curator's Tour: Omar Kholeif on Emily Jacir: Europa

 

[Hollie]

Fraud Tour

 

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Jennifer Jajeh

 

[Hollie]

I "heart" Hamas.

 

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Israeli court extends the detention of Palestinian politician Khalida Jarrar

 

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Shireen Said

But the recent 42nd anniversary rally of the PFLP in Gaza, which attracted some 70,000 people, raised the profile of the Palestinian revolutionary left and also of the role of women: one young woman of the PFLP, called Shireen Said, stood on stage, giving a salute in military fatigues, and co-chaired the rally alongside her male comrade. In an interview with the writer, Said explained a little about her background, stating that she was born in 1985 in the Jabalya refugee camp, from which the “children of the stones” started the first Intifada. “My childhood memories are mostly of the first Intifada,” she explains. In her early teens she became involved in one of the student movements associated with the PFLP.

Palestinian revolutionary women on International Women’s Day

 

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[Hollie]

I want to speak "Death Cult"

 

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[Hollie]

I want to go to the hospital.