Never forget.

Exactly two years ago, the University of Ottawa suspended me from my medical residency training in public health because of social media posts in support of Palestinian human rights. They framed my social media posts as “unprofessional”. The irony being that I studied the impacts of settler colonialism on health in Palestine during my public health training. They messed with the wrong person. They later reinstated me, without any apology, so I left their racist institution to put my time and energy to places and people who actually deserve it. It’s been a year since I filed a human rights complaint against the university, and they continue to try to dismiss the case with frivolous motions with factual inaccuracies, but the court seems to acknowledge the value in hearing the case. It is blatant discrimination on basis of anti-Palestinian racism. I’m taking them (and the faculty member who doxxed me) to a provincial human rights tribunal to seek accountability and justice. To anyone else who is facing similar forms of repression for solidarity with Palestine - remember you are on the right side of history. To stand against genocide is the most decent and moral position to take. To oppose genocide as a healthcare worker is the most professional position to take. Keep your head held high. The institutions will come around when there is no political or economic cost to oppose genocide. Until then, we will keep persisting and pushing back against bullies and racist institutions. Free Palestine, from the river to the sea.

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Sugar Farms – Often the older children in the family would sacrifice their schooling so that younger siblings had money for clothing and food for school. Children on the sugar farms, working eight hours a day on the sugar farms of Natal, 'Indian' children did 'adults' work for a fraction of the salary. Some were not even ten years old, 1957. Photo: Ranjith Kally / Drum Social Histories

Settlers are going from house to house, stealing whatever they like from Palestinian homes.

This is Zionism.

124,786 subscribers. An irredeemable society. This is jewish supremacy.

Zionists don't control the media, but if you criticize Zionism, you will be blacklisted from working in media again.

Israeli settlers throw broken glass onto a Palestinian football field where children play Yet, the community prevails 📍Umm al-Kheir, West Bank 🇵🇸

Bulldozer in the process of demolishing homes in District Six, c 1970s. Image Source: District Six Museum Image Collection

Gosh. How dignified and edifying. A Member of Parliament resorting to insult instead of argument, and seemingly unable to read section 9 of the Constitution to which they swear allegiance. What a pathetic embarrassment you are. As taxpayers we should ask for a refund.

Last night at Claremont Road Mosque, we prayed together Muslims, Jews, Christians, and non-believers, in Hebrew and Arabic, for a better future for humanity. A night of unity, love, and shared hope. Proof that another world is possible. 🕊️ @meganshead

Mmm... we knew that. All honest people with eyes that can see, knew that.

NEW 🚨| The latest issue of our workers of the world journal is now out. This issue focuses on the struggle in Palestine 🇵🇸 Read and share here: workersoftheworld.net #IASSC #InternationalSolidarity #Palestine

Burkina Faso’s🇧🇫 Ibrahim Traoré: "It's not terrorism, it's imperialism. Their objective is to keep us in a permanent war, prevent us from developing, and continue to exploit our resources."

Another IDF atrocity. Israel denies responsibility. Ministers believe the denials. Media give them credibility. By the time Israel's denial is exposed as fake the world has moved on. In this column for MEE I expose Israel's Standard Operating Procedure: middleeasteye.net/opinion/on…

The BBC finally gains access to Gaza. The result is this truly appalling bit of reporting. Up top Lucy Williamson observes "The Gaza of maps and memories is gone, replaced by a monochrome landscape of rubble stretching flat and still for 180 degreesm from Beit Hanoun on one side to Gaza City on the other." Apparently this is the result of a disembodied entity called "the war." She says the Israelis have returned continuously to this part of Gaza "as Hamas regrouped around its strongholds in the area." To most observers it has been blindingly obvious for more than a year that Israeli is engaged in a systematic campaign to render Gaza unliveable. In Beit Hanoun there is scarcely a stone standing on top of another stone. She really thinks this is all a by-product of fighting against Hamas? No less than 10 of the paragraphs in the piece are "Israel says" paragraphs - almost none of them challenged. "The ceasefire has faltered twice already", she says, which is an interesting way of describing the fact the Israelis are allowing in only a fraction of the aid they agreed to and have killed 240 Palestinians. "Military censorship laws in Israel mean that military personnel were shown our material before publication. The BBC maintained editorial control of this report at all times," she says. If that's true, it just makes it all the worse. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c0rp…

יהודים בישראל ( וכלל האזרחים) הם בסכנה בגלל נתניהו יותר מאשר יהודי ניויורק בגלל ממדאני Jews in Israel, and all citizens, are in greater danger because of Netanyahu than Jews in New York are because of Mamdani.