eid mubarak!!!!!

Three times. The tried to make sure these aid workers are dead by doing it three times.

The horrifying details emerging about the World Central Kitchen massacre: The convoy was struck 3 times in succession, with the drone chasing the wounded aid workers from vehicle to vehicle to make sure they were all killed. No legit pretext and precise coordination with the IDF.

I’d like to think that killing foreign aid workers from the US, UK, Poland who were feeding the starving would be a serious incident but unfortunately “Israel is allowed to kill anyone they want” is an important rule in the rules-based international order

hwa

Currently reading this book. It’s been a very interesting read since you have the perspective of activists—lawyers—who tried their best to fight for Palestinians against corruptions and oppressions simultaneously for all their life whilst trying to live their lives

Finished this book some time ago. I really REALLY need to write a comprehensive review and reflection for STTN in the nearby future but this is a quick note of my review on the book itself

Saying hi to friends with a personal non fanart art. Post depression Hua is leaning towards a very specific art style and it might lead to something new in the future..No promises in the near future yet though bc I have to finish school in the near weeks 😭🥲🥱

Happy Ramadan to these beautiful faces who had no chairs but kept coming to school. Warplanes destroyed their houses but they kept coming to school. Israel targeted their families but they kept coming to school. So Israel decided to take away their school.

These are my sweet…

“Our film shows where dehumanization leads at its worst ... We stand here as men who refute their Jewishness and the Holocaust being hijacked by an occupation which has led to conflict for so many innocent people.”

Jonathan Glazer brings the call for a ceasefire to #Oscars2024

Just acquired another book. It’s highly recommended if you’re into poetic narratives and memoirs.

Among the Almond Trees: A Palestinian Memoir by Hussein Barghouthi