They Called Me a Lioness: A Palestinian Girl's Fight for Freedom
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The sheer depravity of the Israeli forces targeting worshippers during our holiest month, on one of our most sacred sites, shocked and enraged me.
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a Jewish settler named Jacob Fauci was captured on camera telling a young Palestinian woman named Muna El-Kurd, who was standing in her own backyard, “If I don’t steal your home, someone else will steal it.”
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Muna El-Kurd
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settler colonization and the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in Jerusalem
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felt I was living every second of their nightmare with them.
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There was no safe place to hide, no way for a mother to protect her terrified children as the bombs rained down around them.
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Every single person in Gaza was just waiting for their turn to die.
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May 18, 2021, our solidarity culminated in the form of a nationwide general strike. Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians in the occupied territories and inside Israel stopped working for the day.
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In the United States, for example, Black, indigenous,
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and various other communities that understood state violence and systematic oppression saw our struggle as an extension of their own.
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In September 2021, news broke that six Palestinian political prisoners had escaped from Israel’s high-security Gilboa Prison.
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Nothing built on injustice and might lasts forever.
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Eventually, the oppressed find a way to liberate themselves.