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'L'attesa'

Help me evacuate my mother who is a cancer patient and needs medical follow up outside Gaza -

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On today's episode of The Daily: We speak to two Palestinians in Rafah about their experience being displaced multiple times, and now finding themselves stranded in one of the densest areas in the world with nowhere else to evacuate to. Listen here: nytimes.com/2024/02/20/pod…

Sick:

Israel used white phosphorus on a town in Lebanon, potentially committing a war crime due to the indiscriminate use of the weapon

Today, meg kelly Alex Horton & I can reveal the US gave them the weapons used in the attack

W/comment from Tirana Hassan

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On today's episode of The Daily, three doctors - Dr. Ebraheem Ghassan Abu Sitta and Suhaib Al-Hamss - discuss their experiences of survival as Israel's war encircles on them. Listen here: nytimes.com/2023/11/13/pod…
Produced by Lynsea Garrison Jessica Cheung and I

أهضم غزاوي على الإطلاق ♥️

Happy birthday Edward Said. We could all use your wisdom right now.

This is a remarkable piece of work. Please give it your time. aljazeera.com/news/longform/…

#Lebanon :

AFP photographer Christina Assi still needs A+ blood before another surgery

Al Jazeera videographer Elie Brakhya needs AB+ blood as as well

The two wounded journalists are at the American University of Beirut Medical Center, which receives blood donations before 3pm

Our field producer in Gaza just said this to me. I feel helpless and sick

Coming back on this app for a second to share this critical resource developed by AMEJA for journalists to use when covering Palestine, Israel, and occupation. I implore reporters to use this and be more thoughtful in their coverage. Context is important ameja.wildapricot.org/resources/Docu…

suddenly very homesick

Amin Maalouf is a master of words, I've always been so touched by the way that he's written about an exile's relationship to his past and homeland. A real Lebanese genius. So happy to see him elevated to such a prestigious position. f24.my/9oxa.X via FRANCE 24

The human cost of Morocco’s authoritarian governance: His daughter was rescued from the rubble and when he tried to move her from the harsh sun to secure medical treatment, local official prevented him from doing so because he needed approval from chain of command. She died.

Been thinking about Morocco and the victims and their families. This kind of loss is unsurmountable, specially when there is not one person or reason to blame, no place to find justice other than the cruelty of the world.

“We’ve experienced many collective tragedies as a nation—from wars to invasions and sundry political assassinations—and always, it seems, the third anniversary marks the beginning of the long forgetting.”

I wrote about the August 4 apocalypse, 3 years on washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/…

Brand new edition of Sa’alouni El Nas out today! This week we have an absolutely incredible guest feature gracing the newsletter. New York Times journalist and dope human Rachelle Bonja shares some of her go-to music, come read and check it out! saalounielnas.com/p/guest-featur…