Peter Green in 1966 with John Mayall's Bluesbreakers.
(Yukihiro Yamamoto)
O my poor Kingdom, Sick with civil blows Peopled with WOLVES, Thy old inhabitants...
Excellent report by #C4News on Arms sold to Israel pic.twitter.com/5wHMbogzy6
— Farrukh (@implausibleblog) April 10, 2024
A compilation of how senior Labour figures refused to support the upholding of international law as Israel killed 10,000 Palestinians during the first month of bombing👇 pic.twitter.com/lIXCkNHbdS
— Declassified UK (@declassifiedUK) April 8, 2024
“You’d be very unwise to believe a word Keir Starmer ever says”@OborneTweets pic.twitter.com/Uui4uds9ta
— Double Down News (@DoubleDownNews) February 22, 2024
Scottish actor Brian Cox recites the profound poem 'if I must die' by renowned Palestinian academic Refaat Al-Areer.
— Save Our Citizenships đź”» (@LetsStopC9) March 7, 2024
It’s a poem about life, death and injustice which was written before Al-Areer was assassinated by an Zionist airstrike.
May he R.I.P 🇵🇸pic.twitter.com/rndnWIUVox
With criticism of Biden’s Gaza complicity increasing inside the Democratic Party, and threatening him at the ballot box, the pier is the latest in a series of token gestures aimed at feigning concern for Gazans while providing unfettered support to the Israeli government that is indiscriminately attacking them. Link
There's nothing humanitarian about making a besieged, starving, oppressed, traumatised people chase food....đź’” pic.twitter.com/mbMQk5pIKE
— S p r i n t e r (@Sprinter99800) March 2, 2024