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Samira_artko's avatar

This hits hard. The idea of memory, identity, and displacement makes the artwork even more powerful. 🕊️

Katiyaarty's avatar

🍉❤️‍🩹🇵🇸🥀

I. Rida Mahmood's avatar

Such an eloquent response to the question: Why do the humanities matter?

Thank you for this, Abu Alya.

naylasyarifaM's avatar

Thank you very much for sharing this I hope for justice and humanity, especially for children, because Peace without justice is not peace. It is just silence imposed on those who have suffered the longest.

Nael diyab's avatar

الفلسطيني ولد ليتالم ويعيش في معاناة نحن لا نبحث عن الدنيا وليس لدينا مصالح دنيوية وعند الله نلتقي جميعا ....

ADI's avatar

There is something deeply painful about asking a people to “deradicalize” while leaving the wounds that shaped their anger untouched.

You cannot bomb the grief out of a people. You cannot erase generations of displacement, occupation, loss, and humiliation and then wonder why they refuse to forget.

Palestinians do not need to be taught how to be human. The world needs to remember that they already are.

Perhaps true deradicalization begins not with demanding silence from the oppressed, but with ending the conditions that keep producing their pain.

Because peace cannot grow from a graveyard of unanswered suffering. It begins when justice finally becomes more than a word.

Ahm.edxtz's avatar

Check dm please