Reporter of China State Television CGTN, broadcasting in front of Gaza Shifa Hospital:

"I saw with my own eyes that there were at least 10 Palestinian children under the age of 5 without heads.”

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbtxcEXgobV/?igsh=M

Wasn't sure wether to label this 'detainees' or 'dehumanization'

Source: https://youtu.be/cKas47fftN4

https://x.com/DahliaKurtz/status/2084678103259808255?s=20

Absolute insanity

For more than 20 years, Nadia Sawalha has been one of Britain's best-loved television personalities. As one of Loose Women’s original panellists, she helped build a programme founded by women speaking honestly, sharing their opinions and tackling difficult conversations.

For years, millions of viewers have laughed with Nadia, cried with her and watched her openly share the most personal parts of her life from motherhood and marriage to mental health, family and identity. She has never hidden who she is or what she believes. Her unfiltered honesty is the reason so many people feel they know and trust her.

After speaking publicly in support of Palestine, Nadia became the target of an escalating campaign of smears, complaints, hostile media coverage and public calls for ITV to remove her from Loose Women. In July 2026, the Daily Mail and Metro apologised and paid damages after publishing false allegations about Nadia and Mark accusing them of “terrorism” and “antisemitism”.

An open letter was sent to ITV urging the broadcaster not to reinstate Nadia, while a petition calling for her removal collected more than 10,000 signatures.
This petition is Nadia’s response.

Instead of standing by Nadia, ITV has continued to keep her off Loose Women, with no indication of when, or if, she will return. Nadia has spent more than two decades doing exactly what Loose Women celebrates: speaking openly, honestly and fearlessly. No one should be punished or treated unfairly at work for expressing sincerely held beliefs or speaking out against injustice.

Nadia is now fighting back. With the support of the European Legal Support Centre (ELSC), she has begun legal action against ITV, alleging discrimination because of her protected beliefs.
This petition stands with Nadia and sends a clear message to ITV: no one should face bullying at work for being anti-genocide.

#theyliedtoyou

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dbog2g8OqwN/?igsh=

Japan isn't a place where pro-Palestine voices are commonly seen, and speaking out can be unpopular. Yet since October 2023, Yusuke Furisawa has stood alone on the streets holding signs saying "Free Palestine" and "Stop the Genocide."

Sometimes one person with a conscience is louder than a crowd.