happy international womens day! remember that there are palestenian women in need of feminine hygiene products! you can donate here, and the cheapest tier is 5$!
if you can't donate, reblog! doing something is better than doing nothing! remember to keep talking, keep calling and keep donating! from the river to the sea, PALESTINE WILL BE FREE!! 🇵🇸
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“I come from a long line of strong women. My grandmothers were very powerful… I grew up as an equal, and always believed in the power of women.” - Laila Shawa, Palestinian Artist. Born in Gaza 1940. from Dr Jennifer Cassidy, 08/Mar/2024:
Any feminist who hasn't stood up or talked about Gaza, any human who hasn't talked about Gaza, should never talk about morals or human rights or even right or wrong in general ever again !
This is the greatest humanity crisis of our time. Stand your ground
"As long as we have our clear vision of the revolution, I can see that we will have the victory at the end."
via conflictechoes on Instagram
Leila Khaled is a prominent figure in the history of Palestinian resistance, renowned for her role as a freedom fighter and symbol of resistance. She came to public attention for her role in the hijackings of TWA Flight 840 in 1969 and one of the four simultaneous Dawson's Field hijackings in 1970. These events marked her as a key member of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. Khaled's actions propelled her to international fame, making her the iconic face of the Palestinian struggle.
In this clip from an episode of 'This Week' from Thames TV first broadcast on 13 November 1969, Leila Khaled discusses the future of the Palestinian resistance and her outlook for victory.