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Doctors in Gaza needed to use CT scans to figure out why dead children had such small entry wounds. Turns out Israel is using bombs designed to expel tiny pebbles that enter the body and cascade so violently through it they 'dissolve the spine.' Evil doesn't begin to cover it
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these shills have no backbone. they wait till thousands of people in the streets confront them about something to say well maybe what America is doing and investing in is wrong but also entire necessary
And valid sowwyyyy
over 50,000 killed in gaza 20,000 plus children alone and you're still talking about self defense ...
Stop It.
D. Strange retweeted
Our friends are being abducted by the gestapo and Columbia won’t even say their names because they are Palestinian. Mahmoud Khalil and Mohsen Mahdawi are YOUR STUDENTS. What a deeply evil institution.
A message from Acting President Claire Shipman on sustaining Columbia's vital mission: president.columbia.edu/news/…
ALT View from behind a statue looking towards the busy steps of Columbia University's library, with students walking and sitting around the campus grounds.
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As long as the media ignores Palestinian lives talking about Gaza will be reduced to the most glaring proof of Israel's crimes: death tolls
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Most of the eventualities I see coming to fruition are still too heavy to earnestly discuss on here
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Dearborn attorney Amir Makled, who represents pro-Palestinian student protesters, was separated from his wife and children and asked to surrender his cellphone by Border Patrol agents on his way back from a family vacation.
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"Jackie Brown is a film so cool & so breezy about middle aged people that feel the clock ticking. It reduces me to tears. I consider Tarantino a peer, but it is a watermark for how to shoot & film a scene with delicacy & compassion." -Paul Thomas Anderson
