Aaron Nodjomian-Escajeda’s Post

If more people did just a tiny bit of research of their own, they would discover the plain and uncomplicated truth of how Palestine has been colonised and oppressed through the most brutal form of western supremacist terror for eight long and painful decades. It takes very little effort to learn this truth. Because it is so blatant and so evident. And if more people did that there would be hardly any support for the continuation of this ongoing horror and for the apartheid apparatus that is perpetuating it. So the question is: WHY won't more people simply take a moment and do that bare minimum of research? That is the question.

76 years ago, the Palestinian people experienced the Nakba, out of which was born Israel, a state formed on stolen land. Today, they are subjected to genocide by Israel. The below is a very important short read about the historical context of the Nakba and the events following it, showing the volume of displacement the Palestinian people have experienced across 7 decades. For those interested in learning more, I would highly recommend reading: The Hundred Years' War on Palestine by Rashid Khalidi. #Nakbaday #Palestine #Genocide #EthnicCleansing

Please read the attached article. And note the races and religions of the people profiled. I will address the absurd "Israel as Apartheid state" and "Jews as white colonists" canards in future posts. As I recently noted, the attacks on Israel are the equivalent of 102,000 terrorists invading the United States killing over 47,000 Americans and launching almost 300,000 missiles at American civilians. The article discusses the 125,000 Jews and Muslims who have been evacuated from their homes, towns and cities for months or possibly longer due to the missiles, mortar fire and tank shells raining down daily on civilians. This is the equivalent of 4,250,000 Americans evacuated from their homes with no idea when -- or if -- they will be able to go home. This is the size of the population of 24 of our 50 states. Imagine the entire populations of Oregon or Connecticut or Oklahoma evacuated after hundreds of thousands of missiles were sent hurtling towards their schools, homes, hospitals, towns and cities by a regime sworn to annihilate the United States and cleanse it of Americans. Or that we had to empty Maine AND Montana AND N. Dakota AND Wyoming AND Alaska AND Vermont because we could no longer keep their citizens safe. Do you think that we or any country on this planet - let alone a tiny one the size of New Jersey - would agree to a cease-fire before that regime was dismantled and its people — and ours — freed from tyranny and terror? I and so many others want peace so desperately, and for Palestinians to be able to live lives of safety, dignity and meaning. That is just not possible while a genocidal death cult controls Gaza.

we need to act

A little perspective can go a long way.

Israel enters Rafah, the very thing we have all been asking the world to stop. A military attack on the world’s largest refugee camp. Rafah is no longer a city, but covered in tents housing the 1.5 million displaced Palestinians. The cost will be high in the estimated 600’000 children in Rafah alongside the rest of the innocent. The politicians now helpless, resigned to the sidelines to join the rest of us watching and praying for a late ceasefire deal and for all of our Palestinian family. International pressure have failed to stop this slaughter, the US influence rendered irrelevant by the evil Zionists and their plan of horror. Their opportunity to end this madness came at its beginning, and that was traded to avoid being branded antisemitic. It can never be antisemitic to reject conflict and genocide. Their time is over. We must do what the world has not. The failure to protect our freedoms and our family are the loss of our values that led us here. No more can we deny who and what we are. Under any definition we are the closest to our creator, given the privilege to be able to create with very few restrictions. Now we see the very worst of our distorted creations and its horrific consequences. Yet, we were given choice. We can decide our path, each and everyone of us, we can choose to follow our values, we can let them guide us forward in all we do. The future is not yet decided, we must decide its path. Our future deserves to be better and built on our collective values, for they will save us from this madness, created in the name of a god we don’t recognise. We must do what our humanity demands and it will take real courage to save our family and our future. #notinmyname #gaza #palestine #freedomflotilla #breakthesiege

Give your Qurbani for Rohingya Refugees! Reflecting on Prophet Ibrahim's (AS) profound sacrifice, we ponder the essence of authentic submission. With just a few simple steps, fulfill this sacred duty, and make your contribution truly meaningful. https://lnkd.in/g5mxR8mD