October 7th marks one year since the start of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, where the Palestinian armed resistance broke through the prison walls of Israel’s occupation and woke the entire world.
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October 7th marks one year since the start of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, where the Palestinian armed resistance broke through the prison walls of Israel’s occupation and woke the entire world.
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Silence about Gaza isn’t new behavior for the Dems. It’s this very silence from Democratic leaders that has pushed voters to a tipping point. So why isn’t this part of the mainstream narrative?
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Attorneys React to Court Hearing, ASU Protests https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsJ56hqw7ps&ab_channel=MassLiberationAZ On May 14, 2024, students and those arrested during the establishment of Arizona State University’s Gaza solidarity encampment had their arraignment hearings. Over 70 protesters faced charges after being violently arrested by ASU police in the early hours of April 27th. Mass Liberation AZ hosted a protester
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Community Groups Declare State of Emergency in Arizona; Interpret PPE Results On March 19, 2024, Arizona voters leveraged their votes in protest of the disheartening selection of candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination. Community groups are declaring a State of Emergency in Arizona based on the 2024 Presidential Preference Election results. Following Michigan, Washington, North
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