eternal optimist 🌱
Toronto, Ontario
Joined March 2009
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Canada is horrified by strikes that killed Palestinian civilians in Rafah. We do not support an Israeli military operation in Rafah. This level of human suffering must come to an end. We demand an immediate ceasefire.
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2/ Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella to board members:
"If OpenAl disappeared tomorrow, we have all the IP rights and all the capability. We have the people, we have the compute, we have the data, we have everything. We are below them, above them, around them."
Source: @AiBreakfast
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While Netanyahu bombs children in Rafah, a place Palestinians were told would be safe, the Canadian gov’t authorizes millions in new military exports to Israel. Minister Joly is not being honest!
This could make Canada complicit in war crimes & genocide. Canadians expect better!
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The same rightwing outlets who warn of rising antisemitism (and, yes, antisemitism is on the rise) have no problem pushing horrendous Islamophobia & anti-Arab bigotry.
Can you imagine a headline like this about a predominantly Jewish or Black area of the U.S.? Shame on @WSJ
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Despite the onscreen scroll being pretty fast, it still takes over *seven* minutes to go through all the names. 😢
If you’re still defending, or even denying, the killing of thousands of Palestinian kids, take a long hard look at yourself in the mirror.
Here is a list of the names we know from the more than 11,500 Palestinian children killed during Israel’s continuing war on Gaza ⤵️
Know their names: aje.io/06omb
This is a huge win! @JustinTrudeau attempted to water down our Charter rights. It’s important we stand guard and defend against every incursion to our fundamental rights and freedoms, such as freedom of speech and assembly #trudeauneedstogo
#BREAKING: Federal use of Emergencies Act was unreasonable, judge rules cp24.com/news/federal-use-of…
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Dear America, your soul is calling…
Article: The west’s complete contempt for the lives of Palestinians will not be forgotten theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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BREAKING:
Belgium officially declared support for South Africa's genocide case against Israel.
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And this doesn’t even include the 1000s of Gazans, including kids, buried under the rubble. Horrific.
Palestinian death toll in Gaza surpasses 25,000 ow.ly/rUgJ105af4B
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I’m not sure how Hamas or anyone else can justify holding a one-year-old baby as a hostage. Shocking and awful.
Release Kfir Bibas. Release the hostages. Don’t harm civilians.
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We are beyond disappointed with the Prime Minister Trudeau's latest statement against the current war crimes investigation at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) regarding the conduct of the Israeli military in the #Gaza Strip. This signals a failure to support Canada's commitment to international law.
How on earth can we justify taking a stance in the middle of ICJ proceedings?
It is a shameful stance that fails to uphold any standard of accountability and humanitarianism for the suffering that has transpired in Gaza.
Instead of backing a fair process at an impartial international arena and waiting for the outcome, PM Trudeau has chosen to bias #Canada’s position on Gaza by promoting a lack of accountability.
This is deeply disappointing considering the mounting death toll in Gaza, and the thousands of children who have been killed.
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Former Shin Bet chief Ami Ayalon has become the highest-level Israeli official to acknowledge that Israel could have had peace had it accepted the Arab League peace offer in 2002.
Israel was offered normalization in exchange for a Palestinian state in just 22% of historic Palestine — a mammoth compromise for Palestinians. Iran and Hamas later accepted it in practice. Israel refused it, choosing — as always — occupation and supremacy over peace and security.
Ayalon says: “The tragedy is that we refuse to recognize our own victory and continue to fight. We've turned war into an end in itself." archive.is/9xXz6
Today I learned how important it is to fill my cup before sharing energy and space with others.
The more I do for me, the more I’m able to do for others.
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