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The #Palestinian village of #NasrAdDin near Tiberias (named for an #Ayyubid general) was attacked by the #Zionist #GolaniBrigade on #ThisDayInHistory in 1948 with ~20 killed. Attacks were common in the #Nakba, meant to scare people into fleeing, to ethnically cleanse #Palestine.

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ERROR 404 ▼4d ago

Cela s’appelle la #Nakba (la catastrophe), qui a provoqué l’exil forcé de quelque 800 000 #Palestiniens. Et c'était 75 ans avant le 7 octobre 2023, et le #Hamas n’existait pas (il naîtra des décennies plus tard, après d’autres expulsions, massacres et blocus #Israéliens). #CAPJPO - #EuroPalestine

MikeDunnAuthor 5d ago

Today In Labor History April 9, 1948: The Irgun and Lehi Zionist paramilitary slaughtered over 100 Palestinians in the Deir Yassin massacre, near Jerusalem. Many of the victims were women and children. Rape and mutilation were also alleged. It was part of the Nakba and expulsion of Palestinians from Palestine. As news of the massacre spread, it sparked terror among Palestinians throughout the region, convincing many to flee their homes. It also strengthened the resolve of Arab governments to attack, which they did a few weeks later, sparking the Arab-Israeli War of 1948. Menachim Begin was leader of the Irgun at the time. He went on to found the Likud Party and he became prime minister of Israel from 1977 to 1983. Many Arab states produced postage stamps commemorating the massacre. All of them use the image of a map of Palestine with a bloody dagger thrust into it.

#workingclass #LaborHistory #nakba #palestine #israel #zionism #terrorism #massacre #deiryassin #freepalestine #EndtheOccupation

Paria sans portefeuille 5d ago

"I argue that early Zionist thinkers were really aware of what the Ottoman state was doing to the #Armenians and that they saw in that a kind of available set of laws and ideas that they could then translate into their setting."

Keith David Watenpaugh discusses his essay in the Journal of #Genocide Research, "The Pomegranate and the Orange," which examines the parallels between the #ArmenianGenocide and the #Nakba

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tk-dkMnXyqM
#Palestine #genocideStudies #colonialViolence

The Pomegranate & Orange: Genocide Against the Armenians and Palestinians (Keith David Watenpaugh)

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kriykat Apr 6

Verte et jaune : les deux lignes qui me séparent de ma terre
https://www.chroniquepalestine.com/verte-et-jaune-deux-lignes-qui-separent-terre/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=verte-et-jaune-deux-lignes-qui-separent-terre
Israël peut tracer autant de lignes qu’il veut, nous ne renoncerons pas à notre droit sur notre terre. C’est aujourd’hui la Journée de la Terre en Palestine, un jour où nous commémorons notre lien particulier
#Politique #Articles #NousRecommandons #Slider #CrimesDeGuerre #Génocide #Nakba #Resistance #TerrorismeIsraélien

Verte et jaune : les deux lignes qui me séparent de ma terre

Israël peut tracer autant de lignes qu’il veut, nous ne renoncerons pas à notre droit sur notre terre.

Chronique de Palestine

brume ⏚ 🤔 ⛵ 🐧 ☮️ 🇵🇸 🍉Apr 4

RE: https://mastodon.world/@Fou_ad/116345562313994168

Je pense qu'il faudrait toujours mentionner le nombre total de tués depuis le dernier soi-disant cessez-le-feu, mais aussi depuis le 7 octobre 2023 et une autre estimation depuis 1948 (et peut-être avant).

Juste pour garder le contexte entier à l'esprit.

#Nakba #GénocidePalestinien #GénocideGaza

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Fouad Apr 4

@villebooks

I think the there should always be mentioned the total number of killed since the whatever the last ceasfire is but also since Oct 7th 2023 and another estimate since 1948 (and perhaps before).

Just to keep the whole context in mind.

#Nakba #PalestinianGenocide #GazaGenocide

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homo hortus Apr 4

@1kmadleenfr #FlottillesGaza @lemondefr @libe @mediapart @franceinfo @BFMTV @[email protected] @[email protected] @lemonde @franceinter @LCP @franceculture @politis @mediapart @EdwyPlenel @blast_info @arretsurimages #Journalistes #Presse #Gaza #PalestineLibre #BlocusGaza #Nakba #RésistancePalestine #BoycottIsraël #BDS #AideHumanitaire #LibertéExpression #Anticolonialisme #GénocideGaza #FlottilleLiberté #Sumud #Madleen2026 Sécurité equipages !

Reverend Elvis Apr 2

VIA https://mastodon.social/@workingclasshistory Working Class History
On this day, 30 March 2018, a series of protests known as the great march of return began in #Gaza, #Palestine, demanding the right of Palestinian #refugees to return to their ancestral homes in what is now #Israel, and calling for an end to the 12 year blockade of Gaza.
Approximately 70% of Gaza residents are refugees, whose parents or grandparents were among the 750,000 Palestinians ethnically cleansed from their homes in the #Nakba - the creation of Israel in 1948.
The blockade destroyed Gaza’s economy, leaving its 2 million residents with the world’s highest unemployment rate, of over 50%, and with the majority of residents not having enough food or water.
#Poet and #journalist Ahmed Abu Artema, proposed a peaceful protest near the border fence which had been constructed by Israeli forces around the Gaza Strip. These developed into a series of weekly demonstrations each Friday.
Despite the largely peaceful nature of the protests, Israeli military forces responded with extreme violence, using army snipers to assassinate demonstrators. By the end of 2019, the Israeli military had shot over 8000 people, killing 214, including 46 children. Over 28,000 Palestinians were also injured in other ways, including over 300 journalists and over 600 medical personnel. Over the same time period, only eight Israeli soldiers were injured, one of whom died.
With the failure of the peaceful protests, and the high toll of the repression, opinion polls of Palestinians before and after the marches showed significant decreases in support for negotiations and peaceful protest. Instead, support for armed resistance increased. workingclasshistory.com