#keffiyeh — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #keffiyeh, aggregated by home.social.
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Prioritäten, so wichtig!
"Was mir um Welten wichtiger ist als die Perspektive der #Berliner Linkspartei zu einem Staat im Nahen Osten, ist diese bescheuerte #Kreuzung an der #Hobrechtbrücke. Richtung #KottbusserDamm kann man nicht mehr fahren, sondern muss eine #Odyssee von einem Umweg fahren, die mit dem #Carsharing #Auto dann mindestens 3 € mehr kostet, und das auch nur, weil ich in Gegenrichtung nonchalant durch eine Einbahnstraße fahre. Wenn Frau #ElifEralp ein solches Verbrechen gegen die Menschheit wieder rückgängig macht, kann sie von mir aus den #Fernsehturm mit einer riesigen #Keffiyeh abdecken."
— #ShahakShapira, #Comedian, diese Woche im #TagesspiegelNimm halt das #Fahrrad und Du ersparst uns die #Kufiya am #Alexanderplatz!
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Prioritäten, so wichtig!
"Was mir um Welten wichtiger ist als die Perspektive der #Berliner Linkspartei zu einem Staat im Nahen Osten, ist diese bescheuerte #Kreuzung an der #Hobrechtbrücke. Richtung #KottbusserDamm kann man nicht mehr fahren, sondern muss eine #Odyssee von einem Umweg fahren, die mit dem #Carsharing #Auto dann mindestens 3 € mehr kostet, und das auch nur, weil ich in Gegenrichtung nonchalant durch eine Einbahnstraße fahre. Wenn Frau #ElifEralp ein solches Verbrechen gegen die Menschheit wieder rückgängig macht, kann sie von mir aus den #Fernsehturm mit einer riesigen #Keffiyeh abdecken."
— #ShahakShapira, #Comedian, diese Woche im #TagesspiegelNimm halt das #Fahrrad und Du ersparst uns die #Kufiya am #Alexanderplatz!
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Prioritäten, so wichtig!
"Was mir um Welten wichtiger ist als die Perspektive der #Berliner Linkspartei zu einem Staat im Nahen Osten, ist diese bescheuerte #Kreuzung an der #Hobrechtbrücke. Richtung #KottbusserDamm kann man nicht mehr fahren, sondern muss eine #Odyssee von einem Umweg fahren, die mit dem #Carsharing #Auto dann mindestens 3 € mehr kostet, und das auch nur, weil ich in Gegenrichtung nonchalant durch eine Einbahnstraße fahre. Wenn Frau #ElifEralp ein solches Verbrechen gegen die Menschheit wieder rückgängig macht, kann sie von mir aus den #Fernsehturm mit einer riesigen #Keffiyeh abdecken."
— #ShahakShapira, #Comedian, diese Woche im #TagesspiegelNimm halt das #Fahrrad und Du ersparst uns die #Kufiya am #Alexanderplatz!
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Prioritäten, so wichtig!
"Was mir um Welten wichtiger ist als die Perspektive der #Berliner Linkspartei zu einem Staat im Nahen Osten, ist diese bescheuerte #Kreuzung an der #Hobrechtbrücke. Richtung #KottbusserDamm kann man nicht mehr fahren, sondern muss eine #Odyssee von einem Umweg fahren, die mit dem #Carsharing #Auto dann mindestens 3 € mehr kostet, und das auch nur, weil ich in Gegenrichtung nonchalant durch eine Einbahnstraße fahre. Wenn Frau #ElifEralp ein solches Verbrechen gegen die Menschheit wieder rückgängig macht, kann sie von mir aus den #Fernsehturm mit einer riesigen #Keffiyeh abdecken."
— #ShahakShapira, #Comedian, diese Woche im #TagesspiegelNimm halt das #Fahrrad und Du ersparst uns die #Kufiya am #Alexanderplatz!
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https://www.gulfchannels.com/585968/ وائل كفوري والكوفية؟ عراقية أم فلسطينية أم أردنية؟ – الجرس #Entertainment #IraqShemagh #JordanianShemagh #Keffiyeh #PalestinianKeffiyeh #Shemagh #أالثورةالفلسطينية1936 #أصلالشماغ #أصلالكوفية #الأردن #التراثالعربي #الثورةالفلسطينيةالكبرى #الشماغ #الشماغالأردني #الشماغالعراقي #العراق #الكوفة #الكوفية #الكوفيةالفلسطينية #الكوفيةوالعراق #تاريخالشماغالأردني #تاريخالكوفية #ترفيه #صلالشماغ #فلسطين #معنىالشماغ #مناخترعالكوفية #ياسرعرفات
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https://www.europesays.com/dk/140303/ How the Palestinian Keffiyeh Became a Statement at Copenhagen Fashion Week and Beyond #BellaHadid #Cairo #Copenhagen #Egypt #fashion #Gaza #keffiyeh #MiddleEast #Palestine
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Well that was an eventful day! Me (48X), my kiddo (21X) and my niece (18F) departed from Nijmegen at 8AM to drive to #Amsterdam for the #Pride Walk from Dam Square to #Vondelpark, the opening event of this year's #WorldPride. We parked the car at Zeeburg III P+R, took the tram 26 to the central station, and then walked from there to Dam Square.
At 11:00, the event started, with several fine speeches. By 11:45, standing in the hot sun, I started feeling unwell... I told my kiddo and niece that I'd go find a place to sit down for a moment. I was feeling weak, dizzy, tingling sensations in my arms... Someone called an event medic to me and they decided to get an ambulance on the scene just in case. Meanwhile, my condition was thankfully improving again. When the ambulance arrived, they decided to give me a check-up anyway. They hooked me up to the heart monitor and everything looked fine. In the end, it was probably a combination of the heat, the crowd, and the blood pressure meds that I had started on a few weeks ago resulting in a temporary drop in blood pressure with the resulting symptoms.
With that out of the way, we were even able to catch up to the Pride Walk and walk with them all the way into and through Vondelpark, until we got to the part of Vondelpark dubbed "Pride Park". When we got there, we saw several people carrying Palestinian flags being stopped by police. Since I wasn't with that specific anti-genocide bloc - I was just there with my queer family members - I tried to pass around that blockade, but the police blocked me from entering too. You see, on my collapsable flag pole, I didn't only have a #NonBinary pride flag, but also a #Palestine flag. So like the other people, now at least two dozen, who had Palestinian flags or were wearing a #keffiyeh, the police denied me entrance, and my child and niece as well.
This mass of people being blocked from entering caused others to be only able to pass through in single file, or sometimes not at all. Under chants of "Free Palestine", "Tout le monde déteste la police", "Let them through", "Amsterdam is saying no to genocide" and others, the police caused a lot of tension. At several occasions, people got shoved out of the way - not just by police, but also by people from behind, who wanted to get to the opening ceremony hosted by Queen Máxima of the Netherlands. My niece, who is recovering from a broken foot and is still somewhat unstable on her feet and using a cane for balance and support, was also shoved at least four times, once ending up fully on the ground.
Now it shoud also be known that my niece is no stranger to such altercations with the police because she's a member of XR and has joined several XR protests, but being in such a situation unprepared and while still recovering from an injury is something else... My kiddo is also familiar with French university protests, and I've endured my fair share of violent police action during antifascist protests, so none of us were noobs at this, but it was still a very stressful situation - at least I was not at risk of developing another low blood pressure incident!
Anyway, my clearly disabled niece was visibly shaken so I started pleading with the police to let us through so I could take care of her since she was in my charge. They refused, even though they saw clearly that my niece was in distress. However, they said, if I put the Palestinian flag away, we would be let through. I folded up my flags, collapsed the pole and put it all in my backpack... They still refused to let us through. The flag in the bag was now a no-go too. I would have to leave it here... So, I detached the Palestinian flag and handed it to a person wearing a keffiyeh behind me - I'd lose it, but it would at least go to someone who would put it to good use. Again, still, the police would not let us through, although I had acquiesced to all of their unreasonable demands.
Meanwhile, the police forcefully removed an elderly lady, who walked using two canes, who was carrying a Palestinian flag... All through that time there were several pushing and shoving incidents, both police shoving people with pro-Palestine items back, and visitors shoving them out of the way from the back so they could get through... People, where is your fucking #solidarity? Your queer siblings are being denied entrance because of the flag they carry or the clothes they wear... Do you not see how this should be your fight as well? None are free until we are all free!
We decided to call it and went a small distance back instead. After having recombobulated ourselves in the shade of the trees some 50 yards from the blockade, we gave it another attempt. The blockade was still ongoing. The police officers recognized us and still denied us entrance. But finally, after they had searched our bags to make sure I had no other Palestinian flags or keffiyehs in there, we were let through.
We ended up having a pretty good time in the Pride Park. We then also saw the rules of the Pride Park, which included: "No flags of any countries or organizations allowed." With evidence abound that this rule was being very selectively applied because there were many flags of various queer organizations present. And it's the World Pride - how can you ban national flags at such an event? Even then, by those posted rules, the Palestinian flag should be allowed, because the Netherlands doesn't recognise Palestine as a country, so by Dutch law, it's not a national flag. And a keffiyeh is also not a flag...
After making a round by all the stands in the park, we grabbed some very nice vegan sushi and then decided to go home. When we arrived at central station, it turned out that tram 26 had just run into an incident so there would be no trams going to P+R Zeeburg for, well, nobody knew how long... A bus service was being set up at that moment, but wasn't in place yet. Hundreds of people were already waiting so it would probably take at least an hour for us to even get going towards our car... We decided to take a cab instead. The cab driver was a really cool guy - he did charge us €60 for the trip though, geez, but at least we were back at our car and could commence our drive home.
So all in all a very eventful day in Amsterdam!
#NoPrideInGenocide #FreePalestine #FuckThePolice #ACAB -
Well that was an eventful day! Me (48X), my kiddo (21X) and my niece (18F) departed from Nijmegen at 8AM to drive to #Amsterdam for the #Pride Walk from Dam Square to #Vondelpark, the opening event of this year's #WorldPride. We parked the car at Zeeburg III P+R, took the tram 26 to the central station, and then walked from there to Dam Square.
At 11:00, the event started, with several fine speeches. By 11:45, standing in the hot sun, I started feeling unwell... I told my kiddo and niece that I'd go find a place to sit down for a moment. I was feeling weak, dizzy, tingling sensations in my arms... Someone called an event medic to me and they decided to get an ambulance on the scene just in case. Meanwhile, my condition was thankfully improving again. When the ambulance arrived, they decided to give me a check-up anyway. They hooked me up to the heart monitor and everything looked fine. In the end, it was probably a combination of the heat, the crowd, and the blood pressure meds that I had started on a few weeks ago resulting in a temporary drop in blood pressure with the resulting symptoms.
With that out of the way, we were even able to catch up to the Pride Walk and walk with them all the way into and through Vondelpark, until we got to the part of Vondelpark dubbed "Pride Park". When we got there, we saw several people carrying Palestinian flags being stopped by police. Since I wasn't with that specific anti-genocide bloc - I was just there with my queer family members - I tried to pass around that blockade, but the police blocked me from entering too. You see, on my collapsable flag pole, I didn't only have a #NonBinary pride flag, but also a #Palestine flag. So like the other people, now at least two dozen, who had Palestinian flags or were wearing a #keffiyeh, the police denied me entrance, and my child and niece as well.
This mass of people being blocked from entering caused others to be only able to pass through in single file, or sometimes not at all. Under chants of "Free Palestine", "Tout le monde déteste la police", "Let them through", "Amsterdam is saying no to genocide" and others, the police caused a lot of tension. At several occasions, people got shoved out of the way - not just by police, but also by people from behind, who wanted to get to the opening ceremony hosted by Queen Máxima of the Netherlands. My niece, who is recovering from a broken foot and is still somewhat unstable on her feet and using a cane for balance and support, was also shoved at least four times, once ending up fully on the ground.
Now it shoud also be known that my niece is no stranger to such altercations with the police because she's a member of XR and has joined several XR protests, but being in such a situation unprepared and while still recovering from an injury is something else... My kiddo is also familiar with French university protests, and I've endured my fair share of violent police action during antifascist protests, so none of us were noobs at this, but it was still a very stressful situation - at least I was not at risk of developing another low blood pressure incident!
Anyway, my clearly disabled niece was visibly shaken so I started pleading with the police to let us through so I could take care of her since she was in my charge. They refused, even though they saw clearly that my niece was in distress. However, they said, if I put the Palestinian flag away, we would be let through. I folded up my flags, collapsed the pole and put it all in my backpack... They still refused to let us through. The flag in the bag was now a no-go too. I would have to leave it here... So, I detached the Palestinian flag and handed it to a person wearing a keffiyeh behind me - I'd lose it, but it would at least go to someone who would put it to good use. Again, still, the police would not let us through, although I had acquiesced to all of their unreasonable demands.
Meanwhile, the police forcefully removed an elderly lady, who walked using two canes, who was carrying a Palestinian flag... All through that time there were several pushing and shoving incidents, both police shoving people with pro-Palestine items back, and visitors shoving them out of the way from the back so they could get through... People, where is your fucking #solidarity? Your queer siblings are being denied entrance because of the flag they carry or the clothes they wear... Do you not see how this should be your fight as well? None are free until we are all free!
We decided to call it and went a small distance back instead. After having recombobulated ourselves in the shade of the trees some 50 yards from the blockade, we gave it another attempt. The blockade was still ongoing. The police officers recognized us and still denied us entrance. But finally, after they had searched our bags to make sure I had no other Palestinian flags or keffiyehs in there, we were let through.
We ended up having a pretty good time in the Pride Park. We then also saw the rules of the Pride Park, which included: "No flags of any countries or organizations allowed." With evidence abound that this rule was being very selectively applied because there were many flags of various queer organizations present. And it's the World Pride - how can you ban national flags at such an event? Even then, by those posted rules, the Palestinian flag should be allowed, because the Netherlands doesn't recognise Palestine as a country, so by Dutch law, it's not a national flag. And a keffiyeh is also not a flag...
After making a round by all the stands in the park, we grabbed some very nice vegan sushi and then decided to go home. When we arrived at central station, it turned out that tram 26 had just run into an incident so there would be no trams going to P+R Zeeburg for, well, nobody knew how long... A bus service was being set up at that moment, but wasn't in place yet. Hundreds of people were already waiting so it would probably take at least an hour for us to even get going towards our car... We decided to take a cab instead. The cab driver was a really cool guy - he did charge us €60 for the trip though, geez, but at least we were back at our car and could commence our drive home.
So all in all a very eventful day in Amsterdam!
#NoPrideInGenocide #FreePalestine #FuckThePolice #ACAB -
Well that was an eventful day! Me (48X), my kiddo (21X) and my niece (18F) departed from Nijmegen at 8AM to drive to #Amsterdam for the #Pride Walk from Dam Square to #Vondelpark, the opening event of this year's #WorldPride. We parked the car at Zeeburg III P+R, took the tram 26 to the central station, and then walked from there to Dam Square.
At 11:00, the event started, with several fine speeches. By 11:45, standing in the hot sun, I started feeling unwell... I told my kiddo and niece that I'd go find a place to sit down for a moment. I was feeling weak, dizzy, tingling sensations in my arms... Someone called an event medic to me and they decided to get an ambulance on the scene just in case. Meanwhile, my condition was thankfully improving again. When the ambulance arrived, they decided to give me a check-up anyway. They hooked me up to the heart monitor and everything looked fine. In the end, it was probably a combination of the heat, the crowd, and the blood pressure meds that I had started on a few weeks ago resulting in a temporary drop in blood pressure with the resulting symptoms.
With that out of the way, we were even able to catch up to the Pride Walk and walk with them all the way into and through Vondelpark, until we got to the part of Vondelpark dubbed "Pride Park". When we got there, we saw several people carrying Palestinian flags being stopped by police. Since I wasn't with that specific anti-genocide bloc - I was just there with my queer family members - I tried to pass around that blockade, but the police blocked me from entering too. You see, on my collapsable flag pole, I didn't only have a #NonBinary pride flag, but also a #Palestine flag. So like the other people, now at least two dozen, who had Palestinian flags or were wearing a #keffiyeh, the police denied me entrance, and my child and niece as well.
This mass of people being blocked from entering caused others to be only able to pass through in single file, or sometimes not at all. Under chants of "Free Palestine", "Tout le monde déteste la police", "Let them through", "Amsterdam is saying no to genocide" and others, the police caused a lot of tension. At several occasions, people got shoved out of the way - not just by police, but also by people from behind, who wanted to get to the opening ceremony hosted by Queen Máxima of the Netherlands. My niece, who is recovering from a broken foot and is still somewhat unstable on her feet and using a cane for balance and support, was also shoved at least four times, once ending up fully on the ground.
Now it shoud also be known that my niece is no stranger to such altercations with the police because she's a member of XR and has joined several XR protests, but being in such a situation unprepared and while still recovering from an injury is something else... My kiddo is also familiar with French university protests, and I've endured my fair share of violent police action during antifascist protests, so none of us were noobs at this, but it was still a very stressful situation - at least I was not at risk of developing another low blood pressure incident!
Anyway, my clearly disabled niece was visibly shaken so I started pleading with the police to let us through so I could take care of her since she was in my charge. They refused, even though they saw clearly that my niece was in distress. However, they said, if I put the Palestinian flag away, we would be let through. I folded up my flags, collapsed the pole and put it all in my backpack... They still refused to let us through. The flag in the bag was now a no-go too. I would have to leave it here... So, I detached the Palestinian flag and handed it to a person wearing a keffiyeh behind me - I'd lose it, but it would at least go to someone who would put it to good use. Again, still, the police would not let us through, although I had acquiesced to all of their unreasonable demands.
Meanwhile, the police forcefully removed an elderly lady, who walked using two canes, who was carrying a Palestinian flag... All through that time there were several pushing and shoving incidents, both police shoving people with pro-Palestine items back, and visitors shoving them out of the way from the back so they could get through... People, where is your fucking #solidarity? Your queer siblings are being denied entrance because of the flag they carry or the clothes they wear... Do you not see how this should be your fight as well? None are free until we are all free!
We decided to call it and went a small distance back instead. After having recombobulated ourselves in the shade of the trees some 50 yards from the blockade, we gave it another attempt. The blockade was still ongoing. The police officers recognized us and still denied us entrance. But finally, after they had searched our bags to make sure I had no other Palestinian flags or keffiyehs in there, we were let through.
We ended up having a pretty good time in the Pride Park. We then also saw the rules of the Pride Park, which included: "No flags of any countries or organizations allowed." With evidence abound that this rule was being very selectively applied because there were many flags of various queer organizations present. And it's the World Pride - how can you ban national flags at such an event? Even then, by those posted rules, the Palestinian flag should be allowed, because the Netherlands doesn't recognise Palestine as a country, so by Dutch law, it's not a national flag. And a keffiyeh is also not a flag...
After making a round by all the stands in the park, we grabbed some very nice vegan sushi and then decided to go home. When we arrived at central station, it turned out that tram 26 had just run into an incident so there would be no trams going to P+R Zeeburg for, well, nobody knew how long... A bus service was being set up at that moment, but wasn't in place yet. Hundreds of people were already waiting so it would probably take at least an hour for us to even get going towards our car... We decided to take a cab instead. The cab driver was a really cool guy - he did charge us €60 for the trip though, geez, but at least we were back at our car and could commence our drive home.
So all in all a very eventful day in Amsterdam!
#NoPrideInGenocide #FreePalestine #FuckThePolice #ACAB -
Well that was an eventful day! Me (48X), my kiddo (21X) and my niece (18F) departed from Nijmegen at 8AM to drive to #Amsterdam for the #Pride Walk from Dam Square to #Vondelpark, the opening event of this year's #WorldPride. We parked the car at Zeeburg III P+R, took the tram 26 to the central station, and then walked from there to Dam Square.
At 11:00, the event started, with several fine speeches. By 11:45, standing in the hot sun, I started feeling unwell... I told my kiddo and niece that I'd go find a place to sit down for a moment. I was feeling weak, dizzy, tingling sensations in my arms... Someone called an event medic to me and they decided to get an ambulance on the scene just in case. Meanwhile, my condition was thankfully improving again. When the ambulance arrived, they decided to give me a check-up anyway. They hooked me up to the heart monitor and everything looked fine. In the end, it was probably a combination of the heat, the crowd, and the blood pressure meds that I had started on a few weeks ago resulting in a temporary drop in blood pressure with the resulting symptoms.
With that out of the way, we were even able to catch up to the Pride Walk and walk with them all the way into and through Vondelpark, until we got to the part of Vondelpark dubbed "Pride Park". When we got there, we saw several people carrying Palestinian flags being stopped by police. Since I wasn't with that specific anti-genocide bloc - I was just there with my queer family members - I tried to pass around that blockade, but the police blocked me from entering too. You see, on my collapsable flag pole, I didn't only have a #NonBinary pride flag, but also a #Palestine flag. So like the other people, now at least two dozen, who had Palestinian flags or were wearing a #keffiyeh, the police denied me entrance, and my child and niece as well.
This mass of people being blocked from entering caused others to be only able to pass through in single file, or sometimes not at all. Under chants of "Free Palestine", "Tout le monde déteste la police", "Let them through", "Amsterdam is saying no to genocide" and others, the police caused a lot of tension. At several occasions, people got shoved out of the way - not just by police, but also by people from behind, who wanted to get to the opening ceremony hosted by Queen Máxima of the Netherlands. My niece, who is recovering from a broken foot and is still somewhat unstable on her feet and using a cane for balance and support, was also shoved at least four times, once ending up fully on the ground.
Now it shoud also be known that my niece is no stranger to such altercations with the police because she's a member of XR and has joined several XR protests, but being in such a situation unprepared and while still recovering from an injury is something else... My kiddo is also familiar with French university protests, and I've endured my fair share of violent police action during antifascist protests, so none of us were noobs at this, but it was still a very stressful situation - at least I was not at risk of developing another low blood pressure incident!
Anyway, my clearly disabled niece was visibly shaken so I started pleading with the police to let us through so I could take care of her since she was in my charge. They refused, even though they saw clearly that my niece was in distress. However, they said, if I put the Palestinian flag away, we would be let through. I folded up my flags, collapsed the pole and put it all in my backpack... They still refused to let us through. The flag in the bag was now a no-go too. I would have to leave it here... So, I detached the Palestinian flag and handed it to a person wearing a keffiyeh behind me - I'd lose it, but it would at least go to someone who would put it to good use. Again, still, the police would not let us through, although I had acquiesced to all of their unreasonable demands.
Meanwhile, the police forcefully removed an elderly lady, who walked using two canes, who was carrying a Palestinian flag... All through that time there were several pushing and shoving incidents, both police shoving people with pro-Palestine items back, and visitors shoving them out of the way from the back so they could get through... People, where is your fucking #solidarity? Your queer siblings are being denied entrance because of the flag they carry or the clothes they wear... Do you not see how this should be your fight as well? None are free until we are all free!
We decided to call it and went a small distance back instead. After having recombobulated ourselves in the shade of the trees some 50 yards from the blockade, we gave it another attempt. The blockade was still ongoing. The police officers recognized us and still denied us entrance. But finally, after they had searched our bags to make sure I had no other Palestinian flags or keffiyehs in there, we were let through.
We ended up having a pretty good time in the Pride Park. We then also saw the rules of the Pride Park, which included: "No flags of any countries or organizations allowed." With evidence abound that this rule was being very selectively applied because there were many flags of various queer organizations present. And it's the World Pride - how can you ban national flags at such an event? Even then, by those posted rules, the Palestinian flag should be allowed, because the Netherlands doesn't recognise Palestine as a country, so by Dutch law, it's not a national flag. And a keffiyeh is also not a flag...
After making a round by all the stands in the park, we grabbed some very nice vegan sushi and then decided to go home. When we arrived at central station, it turned out that tram 26 had just run into an incident so there would be no trams going to P+R Zeeburg for, well, nobody knew how long... A bus service was being set up at that moment, but wasn't in place yet. Hundreds of people were already waiting so it would probably take at least an hour for us to even get going towards our car... We decided to take a cab instead. The cab driver was a really cool guy - he did charge us €60 for the trip though, geez, but at least we were back at our car and could commence our drive home.
So all in all a very eventful day in Amsterdam!
#NoPrideInGenocide #FreePalestine #FuckThePolice #ACAB -
New keffiyeh. This one commemorates the village of Barbara, which was located near the Mediterranean until its inhabitants were displaced in 1948.
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New keffiyeh. This one commemorates the village of Barbara, which was located near the Mediterranean until its inhabitants were displaced in 1948.
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New keffiyeh. This one commemorates the village of Barbara, which was located near the Mediterranean until its inhabitants were displaced in 1948.
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New keffiyeh. This one commemorates the village of Barbara, which was located near the Mediterranean until its inhabitants were displaced in 1948.
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The children of Gaza deserve to live, despite their suffering. A smile on their faces is all they need. Is anyone willing to help our children so they can have a beautiful life and live in peace? 🇵🇸, 🕊️, ❤️
[https://chuffed.org/project/019db77e-ea97-7a1d-a034-1e08652b84f8 ]
#Palestine #Resilience #Keffiyeh #Hope #Gaza #Humanity #StayStrong #PalestineWillBeFree
@[email protected]@[email protected] @cso_larosa @rbreich @acratadelsur@DarleneRyan@alnitak@classwario@[email protected]@lowyat@[email protected] @villebooks -
The children of Gaza deserve to live, despite their suffering. A smile on their faces is all they need. Is anyone willing to help our children so they can have a beautiful life and live in peace? 🇵🇸, 🕊️, ❤️
[https://chuffed.org/project/019db77e-ea97-7a1d-a034-1e08652b84f8 ]
#Palestine #Resilience #Keffiyeh #Hope #Gaza #Humanity #StayStrong #PalestineWillBeFree
@[email protected]@[email protected] @cso_larosa @rbreich @acratadelsur@DarleneRyan@alnitak@classwario@[email protected]@lowyat@[email protected] @villebooks -
The children of Gaza deserve to live, despite their suffering. A smile on their faces is all they need. Is anyone willing to help our children so they can have a beautiful life and live in peace? 🇵🇸, 🕊️, ❤️
[https://chuffed.org/project/019db77e-ea97-7a1d-a034-1e08652b84f8 ]
#Palestine #Resilience #Keffiyeh #Hope #Gaza #Humanity #StayStrong #PalestineWillBeFree
@[email protected]@[email protected] @cso_larosa @rbreich @acratadelsur@DarleneRyan@alnitak@classwario@[email protected]@lowyat@[email protected] @villebooks -
The children of Gaza deserve to live, despite their suffering. A smile on their faces is all they need. Is anyone willing to help our children so they can have a beautiful life and live in peace? 🇵🇸, 🕊️, ❤️
[https://chuffed.org/project/019db77e-ea97-7a1d-a034-1e08652b84f8 ]
#Palestine #Resilience #Keffiyeh #Hope #Gaza #Humanity #StayStrong #PalestineWillBeFree
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Bigots need to learn to keep their mouths shut and their hands off others. Benson the bigot is getting what she deserves.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/keffiyeh-scarf-principal-messages-9.7261752
#SKPoli #SKed #Saskatchewan #WendyBenson #CentennialCollegiate #Keffiyeh
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🍉 The Palestinian keffiyeh is more than a piece of cloth.
It symbolizes identity, belonging, and resilience.
▪️ Black & white: Palestinian heritage.
▪️ Mesh pattern: commonly linked to fishermen's nets.
▪️ Bold lines: often associated with ancient trade routes.
▪️ Wavy motifs: olive leaves or wheat, symbolizing the land and its enduring spirit.
🤍 A timeless symbol of Palestine.
#Palestine #FreePalestine #Gaza #Keffiyeh #StandWithPalestine #FromGaza 🍉
https://chuffed.org/project/019dd4f2-f74a-7ef8-9752-9209219103d0 -
🍉 The Palestinian keffiyeh is more than a piece of cloth.
It symbolizes identity, belonging, and resilience.
▪️ Black & white: Palestinian heritage.
▪️ Mesh pattern: commonly linked to fishermen's nets.
▪️ Bold lines: often associated with ancient trade routes.
▪️ Wavy motifs: olive leaves or wheat, symbolizing the land and its enduring spirit.
🤍 A timeless symbol of Palestine.
#Palestine #FreePalestine #Gaza #Keffiyeh #StandWithPalestine #FromGaza 🍉
https://chuffed.org/project/019dd4f2-f74a-7ef8-9752-9209219103d0 -
🍉 The Palestinian keffiyeh is more than a piece of cloth.
It symbolizes identity, belonging, and resilience.
▪️ Black & white: Palestinian heritage.
▪️ Mesh pattern: commonly linked to fishermen's nets.
▪️ Bold lines: often associated with ancient trade routes.
▪️ Wavy motifs: olive leaves or wheat, symbolizing the land and its enduring spirit.
🤍 A timeless symbol of Palestine.
#Palestine #FreePalestine #Gaza #Keffiyeh #StandWithPalestine #FromGaza 🍉
https://chuffed.org/project/019dd4f2-f74a-7ef8-9752-9209219103d0 -
🍉 The Palestinian keffiyeh is more than a piece of cloth.
It symbolizes identity, belonging, and resilience.
▪️ Black & white: Palestinian heritage.
▪️ Mesh pattern: commonly linked to fishermen's nets.
▪️ Bold lines: often associated with ancient trade routes.
▪️ Wavy motifs: olive leaves or wheat, symbolizing the land and its enduring spirit.
🤍 A timeless symbol of Palestine.
#Palestine #FreePalestine #Gaza #Keffiyeh #StandWithPalestine #FromGaza 🍉
https://chuffed.org/project/019dd4f2-f74a-7ef8-9752-9209219103d0 -
BIG QUESTION ‼️‼️‼️
How does one even tie up a Kuffiya (or a Keffiyeh in simple words) like a poncho?
I am having immense trouble following the official Hirbawi tutorial and I'm so confused…. How… I really need to have the same result
Also cus i don't wanna wear it as a sash or a cape 24/7 :( I really need to do better, and I've heard poncho way is more practical
#confused-autistic-russian-needs-help #hey-pls-someone #kuffiya #keffiyeh #fashion-keffiyeh #fashion #Palestine -
BIG QUESTION ‼️‼️‼️
How does one even tie up a Kuffiya (or a Keffiyeh in simple words) like a poncho?
I am having immense trouble following the official Hirbawi tutorial and I'm so confused…. How… I really need to have the same result
Also cus i don't wanna wear it as a sash or a cape 24/7 :( I really need to do better, and I've heard poncho way is more practical
#confused-autistic-russian-needs-help #hey-pls-someone #kuffiya #keffiyeh #fashion-keffiyeh #fashion #Palestine -
BIG QUESTION ‼️‼️‼️
How does one even tie up a Kuffiya (or a Keffiyeh in simple words) like a poncho?
I am having immense trouble following the official Hirbawi tutorial and I'm so confused…. How… I really need to have the same result
Also cus i don't wanna wear it as a sash or a cape 24/7 :( I really need to do better, and I've heard poncho way is more practical
#confused-autistic-russian-needs-help #hey-pls-someone #kuffiya #keffiyeh #fashion-keffiyeh #fashion #Palestine -
BIG QUESTION ‼️‼️‼️
How does one even tie up a Kuffiya (or a Keffiyeh in simple words) like a poncho?
I am having immense trouble following the official Hirbawi tutorial and I'm so confused…. How… I really need to have the same result
Also cus i don't wanna wear it as a sash or a cape 24/7 :( I really need to do better, and I've heard poncho way is more practical
#confused-autistic-russian-needs-help #hey-pls-someone #kuffiya #keffiyeh #fashion-keffiyeh #fashion #Palestine -
Soldados israelenses usam viagem pós-serviço militar para espalhar cultura sionista no Brasil
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Soldados israelenses usam viagem pós-serviço militar para espalhar cultura sionista no Brasil
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PROYECTO KEFFIYEH
Galeria Alegria, dijous, 9 d’abril, a les 18:00 CEST
Hola a tothom, demà obrim l’exposició del projecte que estem fent a keffiyehs gegants. Mes informació aquí. Ens veiem aviat!
Mañana jueves a partir de las 18h, te invitamos a la inauguración de la exposición de Keffiyeh Project. Nemo y Milena Rossignoli son las artistas que están detrás de esta iniciativa artístico-humananitaria que nace de la urgente necesidad de apoyar el pueblo palestino.
El 100% de los fondos recaudados será donado, a través de cuentas verificadas, directamente a familias que luchan por sobrevivir en Gaza.
Te invitamos a que vengas el jueves, el viernes o el sábado y adquieras una obra transformando tu indignación en ayuda real e inmediata. Cada aportación suma. Te esperamos!!
Para saber más sobre el proyecto:
https://www.galeriaalegria.es/es/artists-text/111/keffiyeh-project
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PROYECTO KEFFIYEH
Galeria Alegria, dijous, 9 d’abril, a les 18:00 CEST
Hola a tothom, demà obrim l’exposició del projecte que estem fent a keffiyehs gegants. Mes informació aquí. Ens veiem aviat!
Mañana jueves a partir de las 18h, te invitamos a la inauguración de la exposición de Keffiyeh Project. Nemo y Milena Rossignoli son las artistas que están detrás de esta iniciativa artístico-humananitaria que nace de la urgente necesidad de apoyar el pueblo palestino.
El 100% de los fondos recaudados será donado, a través de cuentas verificadas, directamente a familias que luchan por sobrevivir en Gaza.
Te invitamos a que vengas el jueves, el viernes o el sábado y adquieras una obra transformando tu indignación en ayuda real e inmediata. Cada aportación suma. Te esperamos!!
Para saber más sobre el proyecto:
https://www.galeriaalegria.es/es/artists-text/111/keffiyeh-project
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PROYECTO KEFFIYEH
Galeria Alegria, dijous, 9 d’abril, a les 18:00 CEST
Hola a tothom, demà obrim l’exposició del projecte que estem fent a keffiyehs gegants. Mes informació aquí. Ens veiem aviat!
Mañana jueves a partir de las 18h, te invitamos a la inauguración de la exposición de Keffiyeh Project. Nemo y Milena Rossignoli son las artistas que están detrás de esta iniciativa artístico-humananitaria que nace de la urgente necesidad de apoyar el pueblo palestino.
El 100% de los fondos recaudados será donado, a través de cuentas verificadas, directamente a familias que luchan por sobrevivir en Gaza.
Te invitamos a que vengas el jueves, el viernes o el sábado y adquieras una obra transformando tu indignación en ayuda real e inmediata. Cada aportación suma. Te esperamos!!
Para saber más sobre el proyecto:
https://www.galeriaalegria.es/es/artists-text/111/keffiyeh-project
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'Baby Jesus in an incubator' by Rana Bishara & Sara Farah Bishara, 2023
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'Baby Jesus in an incubator' by Rana Bishara & Sara Farah Bishara, 2023
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'Baby Jesus in an incubator' by Rana Bishara & Sara Farah Bishara, 2023
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'Baby Jesus in an incubator' by Rana Bishara & Sara Farah Bishara, 2023
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I experimented mixing a traditional Japanese obi into #streetwear (knot is kichiya musubi). Actually a mix of several cultures with Arab keffiyeh and South Asian kurta shirt. I made the orange LED lights on the heels of my shoes for a #cyberpunk touch
#fashion #kimono #creative #ootd #sciencefiction #scifi #cyberpunk2077 #cosplay #costume #clothing #culture #multicultural #lunarcore #techwear #obi #japan #japanese #arab #arabic #keffiyeh #southasian #india #indian #southasia #maker #imadethis
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I experimented mixing a traditional Japanese obi into #streetwear (knot is kichiya musubi). Actually a mix of several cultures with Arab keffiyeh and South Asian kurta shirt. I made the orange LED lights on the heels of my shoes for a #cyberpunk touch
#fashion #kimono #creative #ootd #sciencefiction #scifi #cyberpunk2077 #cosplay #costume #clothing #culture #multicultural #lunarcore #techwear #obi #japan #japanese #arab #arabic #keffiyeh #southasian #india #indian #southasia #maker #imadethis
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I experimented mixing a traditional Japanese obi into #streetwear (knot is kichiya musubi). Actually a mix of several cultures with Arab keffiyeh and South Asian kurta shirt. I made the orange LED lights on the heels of my shoes for a #cyberpunk touch
#fashion #kimono #creative #ootd #sciencefiction #scifi #cyberpunk2077 #cosplay #costume #clothing #culture #multicultural #lunarcore #techwear #obi #japan #japanese #arab #arabic #keffiyeh #southasian #india #indian #southasia #maker #imadethis
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I experimented mixing a traditional Japanese obi into #streetwear (knot is kichiya musubi). Actually a mix of several cultures with Arab keffiyeh and South Asian kurta shirt. I made the orange LED lights on the heels of my shoes for a #cyberpunk touch
#fashion #kimono #creative #ootd #sciencefiction #scifi #cyberpunk2077 #cosplay #costume #clothing #culture #multicultural #lunarcore #techwear #obi #japan #japanese #arab #arabic #keffiyeh #southasian #india #indian #southasia #maker #imadethis
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Día 5 Del Birdtober por Palestina
- I can't wear the Keffiyeh. Because of... consequences.
- I'll wear it for you.🇵🇸🍉🐦⬛✊
#birdtober #keffiyeh #AltoAlGenocidio #artforgaza #artforpalestine #inktober #grackle #zanarte #zanate #birdart #palestine #Gaza
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Día 5 Del Birdtober por Palestina
- I can't wear the Keffiyeh. Because of... consequences.
- I'll wear it for you.🇵🇸🍉🐦⬛✊
#birdtober #keffiyeh #AltoAlGenocidio #artforgaza #artforpalestine #inktober #grackle #zanarte #zanate #birdart #palestine #Gaza
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Día 5 Del Birdtober por Palestina
- I can't wear the Keffiyeh. Because of... consequences.
- I'll wear it for you.🇵🇸🍉🐦⬛✊
#birdtober #keffiyeh #AltoAlGenocidio #artforgaza #artforpalestine #inktober #grackle #zanarte #zanate #birdart #palestine #Gaza
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I've noticed lately, the last few times I've been in #Stornoway shopping, I've been getting more #smiles from people than usual; perhaps more than ever. Which is nice; I feel a bit short on them usually. Could there be a reason? 🤔
Some people I know have said this has happened when they've transitioned, but as far as I've noticed, I'm the same old me. Odd.
But it just struck me that it started after I got a new #keffiyeh a few weeks ago. (Lost my old one a decade since.) Maybe that's it?
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A few months after the Buchenwald Nazi concentration camp memorial trained it's employees and security personnel to recognize the Palestinian keffiyeh as an antisemitic symbol and "ceasefire now" as an antisemitic slogan, a German court in Thuringia has ruled that wearing the Palestinian keffiyeh "endangers the sense of security of many Jews" and is grounds for Buchenwald to refuse entry to people wearing the headscarf
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A few months after the Buchenwald Nazi concentration camp memorial trained it's employees and security personnel to recognize the Palestinian keffiyeh as an antisemitic symbol and "ceasefire now" as an antisemitic slogan, a German court in Thuringia has ruled that wearing the Palestinian keffiyeh "endangers the sense of security of many Jews" and is grounds for Buchenwald to refuse entry to people wearing the headscarf
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A few months after the Buchenwald Nazi concentration camp memorial trained it's employees and security personnel to recognize the Palestinian keffiyeh as an antisemitic symbol and "ceasefire now" as an antisemitic slogan, a German court in Thuringia has ruled that wearing the Palestinian keffiyeh "endangers the sense of security of many Jews" and is grounds for Buchenwald to refuse entry to people wearing the headscarf
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A few months after the Buchenwald Nazi concentration camp memorial trained it's employees and security personnel to recognize the Palestinian keffiyeh as an antisemitic symbol and "ceasefire now" as an antisemitic slogan, a German court in Thuringia has ruled that wearing the Palestinian keffiyeh "endangers the sense of security of many Jews" and is grounds for Buchenwald to refuse entry to people wearing the headscarf
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3/3🧵: as #graduation season is in full swing, #UK #students from top #universities are staging #protests in support of #Palestine. On Thursday #Cambridge #university students waved #Palestinian flags and/or #keffiyeh, wearing traditional dress at their graduation ceremony and demanded their uni follow Kings' example and #divest from #Israel & #genocide.
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3/3🧵: as #graduation season is in full swing, #UK #students from top #universities are staging #protests in support of #Palestine. On Thursday #Cambridge #university students waved #Palestinian flags and/or #keffiyeh, wearing traditional dress at their graduation ceremony and demanded their uni follow Kings' example and #divest from #Israel & #genocide.
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3/3🧵: as #graduation season is in full swing, #UK #students from top #universities are staging #protests in support of #Palestine. On Thursday #Cambridge #university students waved #Palestinian flags and/or #keffiyeh, wearing traditional dress at their graduation ceremony and demanded their uni follow Kings' example and #divest from #Israel & #genocide.
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3/3🧵: as #graduation season is in full swing, #UK #students from top #universities are staging #protests in support of #Palestine. On Thursday #Cambridge #university students waved #Palestinian flags and/or #keffiyeh, wearing traditional dress at their graduation ceremony and demanded their uni follow Kings' example and #divest from #Israel & #genocide.
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Live Irish folk music & chants of “Free #MoChara, Free #Palestine!”
Wearing a #keffiyeh Ó hAnnaidh walked out of Court onto a stage: “For anybody going to #Glastonbury, you can see us ( #KneeCap ) there. If you can’t be there, we’ll be on the BBC. If anybody watches the BBC.”
https://jacobin.com/2025/06/kneecap-trial-britain-free-speech
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Live Irish folk music & chants of “Free #MoChara, Free #Palestine!”
Wearing a #keffiyeh Ó hAnnaidh walked out of Court onto a stage: “For anybody going to #Glastonbury, you can see us ( #KneeCap ) there. If you can’t be there, we’ll be on the BBC. If anybody watches the BBC.”
https://jacobin.com/2025/06/kneecap-trial-britain-free-speech
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Live Irish folk music & chants of “Free #MoChara, Free #Palestine!”
Wearing a #keffiyeh Ó hAnnaidh walked out of Court onto a stage: “For anybody going to #Glastonbury, you can see us ( #KneeCap ) there. If you can’t be there, we’ll be on the BBC. If anybody watches the BBC.”
https://jacobin.com/2025/06/kneecap-trial-britain-free-speech
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Live Irish folk music & chants of “Free #MoChara, Free #Palestine!”
Wearing a #keffiyeh Ó hAnnaidh walked out of Court onto a stage: “For anybody going to #Glastonbury, you can see us ( #KneeCap ) there. If you can’t be there, we’ll be on the BBC. If anybody watches the BBC.”
https://jacobin.com/2025/06/kneecap-trial-britain-free-speech
