How many lives. How many childhoods. How many pregnancies. All the joy of having a child, all the pain of losing a child. All the trauma the survivors carry. All the guilt we bear. Humanity failed them all.

16-year-old Palestinian-American Mohammed Ibrahim is being held hostage by Israel, and his health is deteriorating. He was blindfolded, handcuffed, and taken to Megiddo prison. A teenager in “pre-trial detention” for over 6 months. Take action here.

"A pattern of wounds... one day, one body part. Next day, another body part."

The dam is breaking. Why do your Congress members have to tip-toe around even the slightest condemnation of Israel, even when Israel actively hurts Americans?

If you're desensitized to Palestinian death, imagine your brother lying dead in front of you. Imagine your child's lifeless body in front of you, and knowing who the murderer is. Feel the pain, convert it into prayer and protest lest we tire in the face of the oppressor.

Beautiful reminder by Sheikh @OmarSuleiman about what true solidarity really means and how we should not go into self preservation mode. Majid has always been present standing up against injustice and being a voice for the voiceless, it’s our turn now to show up and be supportive. This is more than just a trial - it’s a test of our right to speak up for justice and stand with the oppressed. Your presence & public show of support sends a powerful message. #Solidarity #FreeMajidFreeman 🇵🇸

The fact that Israeli society celebrates the deliberate starvation of Palestinians, including hundreds of thousands of children, is a grotesque anomaly in modern history. This is a case study in dehumanization and collective cruelty.

The parents in Gaza are living my worst nightmares. There is no lens that breaks me more than the lens of a father watching this cruelty. We lack faith and humanity until their children are as precious to us as our own. #weallhavekids

“Our mission is that they’ll have nowhere to go back to.. [I’m destroying] as much as I can, as fast as possible… Until they stop me.” — IDF soldier Almog Ben Ami

Imagine a world in which the soldiers of any given army published their war crimes for the world to see. Every major outlet would be running the footage on repeat. Israel’s narrative grip is slowly weakening, and with it their sense of impunity is coming to an end.