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Dutch politician Esther Ouwehand was asked to remove her first shirt (Palestine flag), so she came back wearing another one of watermelon seeds.
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Dutch politician Esther Ouwehand was asked to remove her first shirt (Palestine flag), so she came back wearing another one of watermelon seeds.
[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watermelon/_as/_a/_Palestinian/_symbol]
see original post: https://techhub.social/@mahmoudoov/115232831501836545
#EstherOuwehand #gaza #palestine #genocide #StopGenocide #NeverStopTalkingAboutPalestine
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Good for her. I don't think Israel should stop to exist and I support every liberal Israeli that wants to progress towards peace and coexistence.
If people want to drive Jews out of Israel, how are they better than Netanjahu and his genocidal government?
The false choice of either you're a Zionist or you want to drive Jews out of Israel is so lazy and tired at this point.
Binational state, one person one vote, equal rights for all, truth and reconciliation. There's your third choice, and there are many more.
@palestine@lemmy.ml
@WalterLego @TheGreatSpoon
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Whether or not she supports a Jewish-(supremacist) state of #Israel, it's still positive that she took a stand with the shirts.
But it isn't anti-#Jewish to advocate a single democratic state of #Palestine for all of those who live there (including those #Palestinians who were driven out since 1948, and their descendants).
Below is a T-shirt that I came up with that expresses that idea.
https://media.expressional.social/media/_attachments/files/114/229/862/649/109/487/original/d5ff095a2d5db52b.jpeg
@palestine@lemmy.ml
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