Pro-Palestine activists laid down in the Cannon House Office Building on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, on Thursday in a show of support for Gaza.
The 13 protesters, from the group United We Dream, lay next to a sign saying “Ceasefire Now” covered in roses. Police arrived and arrested members of the group.
The youngest Palestinian journalist is a 9 year old girl.
Her name is Lama Jamous.
Lama has been reporting on tik tok what has been happening in Gaza. Her father is a journalist working for Al Jazeera and is trying to get her out of Rafah.
Right-wing Israeli protesters hold a demonstration to demand the immediate removal of the offices of the UN refugee agency for Palestinians [UNRWA] in occupied East Jerusalem on February 5, 2024 [Atef Safadi/EPA]
"We cannot remain silent. No-one can remain silent when there is an ongoing genocide and when people are denied the most basic human needs … To stand with Palestine is to be human."
Greta Thunberg calls out Israel's genocide during a speech in Leipzig, Germany.
Thousands of Māori gather to tell New Zealand’s government: you cannot marginalise us
“The best protest we can do right now, is be Māori.”
“Be who we are, live our values, speak our reo, care for our mokopuna [children], our awa [rivers], our maunga [mountains], just be Māori – Māori all day, every day, we are here, we are strong.” Kiingi Tuheitia
The bodies of Palestinians killed in Israeli strikes and fire are buried in a mass grave, after they were transported from Al Shifa hospital in Gaza City for burial, in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, November 22. REUTERS/Fadi Shana
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