As this week comes to an end, Australia votes in the UN General Assembly for permanent sovereignty for Palestine. Ben and Jerry’s to sue Unilever for silencing their voice, while the youngest MP in New Zealand raises the voice for Maori in the New Zealand Parliament. Israel bombs menace Beirut Airport while James Elder, UNICEF, advocates for the injured children of Lebanon and HUman Rights Watch call out war crimes.
Belated but sure to upset the lobby
@IRanalyst
Belated but sure to upset the lobby pic.twitter.com/nyMZv4C9q7
— Scott Burchill (@IRanalyst) November 14, 2024
Ice Cream Company Ben and Jerry’s sues for silencing on Palestine
@RyanRozbiani
Ice Cream Company Ben and Jerry’s is SUEING parent company Unilever for SILENCING THEM for wanting to SPEAK UP FOR PALESTINE 🇵🇸
Ben and Jerry are both Jewish men that have been FIGHTING for Palestine for Years. pic.twitter.com/x988ruupOd
— Ryan Rozbiani (@RyanRozbiani) November 14, 2024
From the Canberra Times
@MaryKostakidis
Canberra Times pic.twitter.com/Z1xAuzmrlk
— 💧Mary Kostakidis (@MaryKostakidis) November 14, 2024
Israel is dropping bombs near Beirut’s International Airport
@sahouraxo
Before the eyes of the world:
Israel is dropping bombs near Beirut’s International Airport as planes full of civilians prepare to take off.
Imagine the global uproar if such a scene took place in Ukraine. But since it’s happening in Lebanon, no one even bats an eyelash. pic.twitter.com/VTJGsXkHn4
— sarah (@sahouraxo) November 14, 2024
Ali was buried under rubble for 14 hours
@UNICEF
“I don't know whether to scream or to cry.”
Earlier this week, our spokesperson, @1james_elder, met two-year-old Ali in Beirut, Lebanon.
Ali was buried under rubble for 14 hours after his home collapsed in an airstrike. His entire family was killed in the war.
Ceasefire now. pic.twitter.com/dXw84RM9Hm
— UNICEF (@UNICEF) November 14, 2024
Human Rights Watch: Frequently repeated mass evacuations and displacement of 1.9 million Palestinians generates war crimes
@bobjcarr
Frequently repeated mass evacuations and displacement of 1.9 million Palestinians generates war crimes, says Human Rights Watch in its 154-page report https://t.co/hsuR1Qy99k
— Bob Carr (@bobjcarr) November 14, 2024
Amplifying their voice in NZ parliament
@lucyham
This is excellent and utterly worth watching. Māori politicians resisting domestic infiltrators for American corporate influence: the #AtlasNetwork Amplify their voices and don’t let fossil fuel’s lackeys destroy First Peoples’ power there as they did in #Auspol pic.twitter.com/D8tJ55YUDp
— Lucy Hamilton 😵💫 (@lucyham) November 14, 2024