Mohammed El-Kurd

A lot of the time people cite the Torah and cite religious books, and sometimes Zionists will even say, like, read the Quran and blah, blah, blah.

A lot of the time people cite the Torah and cite religious books, and sometimes Zionists will even say, like, read the Quran and blah, blah, blah.

A lot of the time people cite the Torah and cite religious books, and sometimes Zionists will even say, like, read the Quran and blah, blah, blah.

You know, regardless of whatever was written in these books that were written thousands and thousands of years ago, the fact of the matter is no one has a right to go on slaughtering people, removing them from their homes and then continuing to live in their homes, continuing to drink coffee on their balconies decades and decades later with no shame, with no introspection. with no reflection.

You know, regardless of whatever was written in these books that were written thousands and thousands of years ago, the fact of the matter is no one has a right to go on slaughtering people, removing them from their homes and then continuing to live in their homes, continuing to drink coffee on their balconies decades and decades later with no shame, with no introspection. with no reflection.

You know, regardless of whatever was written in these books that were written thousands and thousands of years ago, the fact of the matter is no one has a right to go on slaughtering people, removing them from their homes and then continuing to live in their homes, continuing to drink coffee on their balconies decades and decades later with no shame, with no introspection. with no reflection.

No one has the right to do that. No one has the right to keep an entire population of people in a cage, which is what's happening to people in the West Bank who have no freedom of movement, which is what's happening in Gaza, which is blockaded through water, air, and land and is deemed uninhabitable by human rights organizations like the UN. No one has the right to do that.

No one has the right to do that. No one has the right to keep an entire population of people in a cage, which is what's happening to people in the West Bank who have no freedom of movement, which is what's happening in Gaza, which is blockaded through water, air, and land and is deemed uninhabitable by human rights organizations like the UN. No one has the right to do that.

No one has the right to do that. No one has the right to keep an entire population of people in a cage, which is what's happening to people in the West Bank who have no freedom of movement, which is what's happening in Gaza, which is blockaded through water, air, and land and is deemed uninhabitable by human rights organizations like the UN. No one has the right to do that.

Why does that matter?

Why does that matter?

Why does that matter?

Yeah, I mean, I would be concerned, actually, if I didn't feel some kind of way in my heart. I would be concerned for my own dignity. Because the people who revolt, the people who are angry, the people who refuse to live under occupation know that they deserve better.

Yeah, I mean, I would be concerned, actually, if I didn't feel some kind of way in my heart. I would be concerned for my own dignity. Because the people who revolt, the people who are angry, the people who refuse to live under occupation know that they deserve better.

Yeah, I mean, I would be concerned, actually, if I didn't feel some kind of way in my heart. I would be concerned for my own dignity. Because the people who revolt, the people who are angry, the people who refuse to live under occupation know that they deserve better.

People start revolutions not because of some kind of cultural phenomenon, not because of some kind of desire, but because they cannot breathe, because they cannot breathe, they cannot live. They are living under excruciating circumstances. Palestinians, I don't know how many Palestinians I've interacted with, but we are some of the most wonderful people.

People start revolutions not because of some kind of cultural phenomenon, not because of some kind of desire, but because they cannot breathe, because they cannot breathe, they cannot live. They are living under excruciating circumstances. Palestinians, I don't know how many Palestinians I've interacted with, but we are some of the most wonderful people.

People start revolutions not because of some kind of cultural phenomenon, not because of some kind of desire, but because they cannot breathe, because they cannot breathe, they cannot live. They are living under excruciating circumstances. Palestinians, I don't know how many Palestinians I've interacted with, but we are some of the most wonderful people.

I mean, not all of us, I think some of us are insufferable, but most of us. Most of us, we're very hospitable. We're very hospitable.

I mean, not all of us, I think some of us are insufferable, but most of us. Most of us, we're very hospitable. We're very hospitable.