I was in Berlin last week, the captial city of a country that is (predictably) so fucking weird about Israel that there is an Israeli flag flying next to the German one in front of it's city hall, and the amount of pro-Palestine graffitti I saw easily matched the amount i see in NYC. If that isn't a sign that no one outside of the people in power executing it want this genocide to continue i do not know what is.
When governments block aid, the streets declare solidarity
In the absence of justice from above, declarations from below keep multiplying — graffiti, posters, and scrawled stickers making a citywide chorus that cannot be embargoed.
📌 You can blockade aid, but not conviction.
⬖ Smuggling hope through barricades at Frequency of Reason: bit.ly/4jTVv69
I was in Berlin last week, the captial city of a country that is (predictably) so fucking weird about Israel that there is an Israeli flag flying next to the German one in front of it's city hall, and the amount of pro-Palestine graffitti I saw easily matched the amount i see in NYC. If that isn't a sign that no one outside of the people in power executing it want this genocide to continue i do not know what is.
When governments block aid, the streets declare solidarity
In the absence of justice from above, declarations from below keep multiplying — graffiti, posters, and scrawled stickers making a citywide chorus that cannot be embargoed.
📌 You can blockade aid, but not conviction.
⬖ Smuggling hope through barricades at Frequency of Reason: bit.ly/4jTVv69
Pretty sure I saw that same pro-Palestine graffiti in Belfast when I visited in 2014. Ireland has been on this for decades.