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FAJaffa Riots: Unveiling Mandatory Palestine's
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PLRafah has reopened.
For 2.2 million people in Gaza, that means medical access, humanitarian flow, and limited economic movement.
At the same time, Israel has joined the Board of Peace, signaling engagement with structured international dialogue.
These steps do not end the conflict, but compared to previous cycles of escalation, they represent movement toward stabilization and diplomacy.
Peace is rarely built in one moment. It begins with incremental shifts.
Support long-term, peaceful solutions for Israel and Palestine.
Vote today → Pledge4Peace.org/campaigns
#Pledge4Peace #Israel #Palestine #Rafah #News
@pledge4peaceorg
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PAEvery morning, displaced people in Rafah wake up to the sound of Israeli shells and gunfire, destroying what’s left of the city.
@palsunbird
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HEIf there are no survivors I need you to understand something. We just watched an ethnic cleansing of a people group. We just watched a genocide happen in real time, and it happened with our tax dollars....
We WILL NOT be on the right side of history with this act.
#AllEyesOnRafah
@heather_aka_pup
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FIAn Israeli settler dumped a truckload of waste outside a Palestinian home in Fasayil, north of Jericho.
If this isn’t intimidation, what is?
@filasteeni
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SHImagine a house is burning. Before anyone asks who lit the fire, someone rushes to explain why the fire was necessary.
They talk about fear. They talk about history. They talk about how complicated it all is.
By the time the flames are visible, the story is already set. That system of explanation has a name.
It’s called Hasbara.
It’s the weapon used to delay outrage, confuse responsibility, and make mass violence sound reasonable, long enough for it to continue.
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Sources: This video draws on reporting and research from The New Arab, O’Dwyer’s PR, U.S. Department of Justice FARA filings, Middle East Eye, The Guardian, Haaretz, New York Times, Times of Israel, RT / WarThePeace, Times Now, Misbar, Spotlight (EBU), The Conversation, The Dissenter, People’s Dispatch, Drop Site News, Responsible Statecraft, Africa4Palestine, CAIR, Center for American Progress, International Jewish Anti-Zionist Network, the American Studies Association, the work of Dr. Hatem Bazian, the Israel Project Global Language Dictionary (2009), Hasbara Fellowships official materials, Amnesty International, alQaws, Mondoweiss, the Journal of Ecohumanism, and Wikipedia’s public diplomacy entry.
All information referenced here is based on publicly available documents, journalism, academic research, and primary sources.
@shrishtii.khanna
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SEA few months ago, the internet couldn’t stop talking about Rafah.
One image.
One phrase.
“All Eyes on Rafah.”
Within 24–48 hours, that image was shared by over 44 million Instagram accounts around the world.
On X (Twitter), people posted 27.5 million messages in just three days about Rafah.
Celebrities, influencers, politicians — everyone posted it.
For a moment, it felt like the entire world was watching.
But then the internet moved on.
The hashtags stopped trending.
The posts slowed down.
The conversation faded.
The tragedy didn’t end.
At one point, over 1.3 million displaced Palestinians were sheltering in Rafah, a city that normally had a population of just 300,000 people.
Thousands of families were living in tents.
And the war continued.
Yet today, the same timelines that once shouted
“All Eyes on Rafah” are mostly silent.
This is the strange reality of the digital age.
A tragedy goes viral.
Millions talk about it.
And then, slowly, the world scrolls away.
But the people living through it don’t get to scroll away.
The war doesn’t stop just because the internet stopped talking about it.
So the real question isn’t:
“What happened in Rafah?”
The real question is:
“Why did we stop looking?”
If the world once said All Eyes on Rafah,
then maybe the least we can do…
is make sure those eyes don’t close now.
#gaza #rafah #Iran
@secondtake.co
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YAIsrael reveals a plan for a Hamas-free civilian zone in Rafah while battling a global disinformation campaign. Despite thousands of aid trucks and water lines into Gaza, the world still believes Hamas’ narrative of starvation. The lesson: truth alone isn’t enough—you need to speak it loud.
#Israel #GazaWar #TruthMatters #Rafah #Hamas MiddleEast IDF
@yairpinto888
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TREvery time Israeli occupation forces carry out raids in occupied West Bank towns, Khairi Hanoun meets them with a raised Palestinian flag. His steadfastness reflects a broader Palestinian struggle rooted in land, memory and resistance.
@trtworld
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ALThe “Board of Peace” plans to build a “planned community” in Rafah in southern Gaza, designed to hold 25,000 Palestinians, where Israel will control every aspect of their lives.
@aljarmaq_news
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CEThe IDF has found and destroyed another huge Hamas terror tunnel in Rafah. After more than two years of war, Israel is still fighting underground terror tunnels built by Gazans to kidnap and murder Jews.
@censored_journalism_
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UN‼️RAFAH CROSSING CLOSED ‼️
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