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Hani Hammad, an 18-year-old, described his harrowing experience during a chaotic stampede while trying to collect food aid, highlighting the suffocation and panic. He felt he was dying, unable to move amid the frantic crowd as he suffered beneath their feet. He was eventually hospitalized unconscious, placed beside deceased individuals who succumbed to suffocation and gunfire. Hani noted, 'I thought I was one of them,' reflecting on the desperation that drove them to such perilous conditions.

Fatmah Muhammad remembers her younger cousin Saif, who diligently decorated knafeh in his ice-cream shop, embodying affection and family legacy from across the country.

In April we declined an offer of $60,000 to license a song of ours to an Airbnb commercial. Airbnb continues to make money from stolen Palestinian land and contributes to the housing crisis worldwide. We do not wish to promote or profit from this. Free Palestine. Eat the Rich.

Jonathan Glazer stated, "All our choices were made to reflect and confront us in the present, not to say look what they did then, rather look at what we do now." His remarks connect historical events to current social issues, emphasizing the continuity of dehumanization processes and the implications of occupation.

"Calling today for a ceasefire in Gaza without any condition, is just telling to the rest of the world that for us as Europeans, there is no double standard, and as we are attached to human lives, as we are attached to territorial integrity, we want the ceasefire, no discussion."

Technology corporation CISCO has a long standing partnership with the Israeli military and enables the mass murder of Palestinians through advanced military communication networks facilitated by their Unified Communication systems.

During their set, Kneecap led the crowd in chants such as 'Fuck [UK Prime Minister] Keir Starmer' and 'Free, free Palestine,' inciting a police investigation.

At Glastonbury, Kneecap transformed controversy into art. They challenged media narratives, advocated for Palestine, and performed with an energy that resonated deeply with their audience.

Dr. Gabor Mate highlights how the historical and colonial roots of Zionism have caused deep trauma to the Palestinian people, complicating their realities today.

Labelling peace activists as extremists while supporting the genocidal actions in Gaza marks a significant moral decay within the UK government.

Mr Baker, a senior nurse at Whipps Cross Hospital in Leytonstone, claimed he was ordered to remove a background on his video calls that showed a fruit bowl containing a watermelon because it could be perceived as antisemitic.

The Wonder Cabinet serves as a creative haven, facilitating experimental productions among architects, designers, chefs, and artists while highlighting under-represented production capacities in Palestine.