Hadassah Laura 📟 (@HadassahLaura)
Jan Lutzhøft (@jan_lutzh)
Michael L (@MichaelNstr)
Jan Lutzhøft (@jan_lutzh)
RT @AstuteGaba (Abhay): ☪️ISLAMIC TERRORISM IS A REALITY 🇳🇬 NIGERIA -- In northern Nigeria, armed extremist groups, notably Boko Haram and splinter groups like the so-called Islamic State in West Africa Province (ISWAP), have perpetrated mass atrocities against civilians. In 2009 Boko Haram launched an insurgency to establish an Islamic state, which has resulted in the deaths of tens of thousands of people and the displacement of over 2 million. Their tactics include suicide bombings, abductions, torture, rape, forced marriages, recruitment of child soldiers and attacks against government infrastructure, traditional and religious leaders and civilians. Islamic Terrorists Boko Haram are targeting Christians and thousands have either been killed or converted. #LaraLogan #Islam #Nigeria #Sudan #Hamas #Pakistan #Somalia #Iran #Gaza #Israel #Newyork #IslamicTerrorism #London #Europe #Islamists #Jihad #Blasphemy #Nigeria #Dumba #BagaBorno
Hadassah Laura 📟 (@HadassahLaura)
RT @RawaneOsmane (Rawan Osman روان عثمان): Zohran Mamdani’s victory in New York is more than a local political upset, it is the crown jewel of Edward Said’s intellectual legacy. What began as a post-colonial academic movement in the 1970s has now matured into a political force shaping Western governance. Said’s Orientalism framed the West — and by extension Israel — as oppressive constructs built on domination and cultural arrogance. Today, his language of “decolonization,” “liberation,” and “resistance” has become the moral vocabulary of a generation of activists and politicians who see Israel not as a state among nations, but as the ultimate symbol of colonial sin. Mamdani, the son of scholar Mahmood Mamdani, one of Said’s closest intellectual heirs, represents the first full political translation of that worldview into American office. His campaign rhetoric, his positions on Israel, and his alliances within the progressive Left show that the Saidist critique has moved from university departments to city hall. What was once academic theory is now a governing ideology, one that questions the moral legitimacy of Zionism and redefines antisemitism as merely a debate about power. For Israel and Jewish communities, this marks a worrisome turning point. The ideas that once circulated among post-colonial theorists are now shaping the political mainstream in the world’s most Jewish city outside Israel. The rise of leaders like Mamdani signals that the real battle over Israel’s future is not fought on its borders, but within the moral imagination of the West… where Edward Said’s disciples now write the script. #Mamdani #newyork #newyorkcity #Israel #EdwardSaid #postcolonialism
Michael L (@MichaelNstr)
De zionister danske politikere og medie personligheder helhjertet støtter. 🤢 #dkpol #dkmedier #ZionismIsTerrorism #Israel #WestBank QT @M7mdHuraini (Mohammad Hesham || محمد هشام) A video documenting the settlers terror in my community This footage was captured during the olive harvest season in October 2024 proving that these pogroms did not begin recently and will not stop unless firm action is taken against Israel to sanction them and end the occupation https://t.co/0kbYOfiY8q
