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  1. (via Wandelclub 010 and Zilvervisjes 010)

    "This Saturday:

    Radical anti genocide and anti cop block at Rotterdam Pride.

    Against pink washing, against police violence. In solidarity with Gaza and Alfredo and everyone else affected.

    Share widely!"

    #Rotterdam #Pride #NoCopsAtPride #NoPrideInGenocide #RotterdamPride

  2. (via Wandelclub 010)

    '🚨MOBILISATION FOR PRIDE PROTEST 🚨

    Just like previous years, companies like Unilever who are complicit in genocide get to pinkwash Rotterdam Pride.

    In a recent article about the recent attack in Berlin and the upcoming march, one of the organisers (of Rotterdam Pride) stated that the police is there to protect us. The police has historically NEVER protected queers and NEVER will. We protect ourselves. Let’s show up and put the protest back in pride!

    We say,
    No pride in genocide
    No cops at pride
    Pride is a protest

    📍 Stationsplein
    (Look for the radical flags/banners)
    📅 Saturday 26t September
    ⏱️ 11H30'

    #Rotterdam #Pride #PrideIsAprotest #NoCopsAtPride #NoPrideInGenocide #pinkwashing

  3. ‼️No one gets used to living like this.

    Not the hunger

    Not the fear

    Not watching the people you love suffer while you have so little to give them

    I keep trying because giving up is the one thing my family cannot afford
    💔chuffed.org/project/191196-hel

    paypal.com/ncp/payment/DAVNW4C
    @madgeface
    @Shibanarchiste
    @tsbasatoru
    @davidculley @apenkop @delsaulnier @madgeface @kathimmel @YellowTurtle @hakonatunakann @Darkphoenix
    #NoPrideInGenocide #pride #prideMonth @Darkphoenix 💔🥺🙏

  4. By making Booking.com a key sponsor and preferred travel partner, WorldPride 2026 is helping it to pinkwash its complicity in Israel’s regime of illegal occupation and apartheid against all Palestinians, including queer Palestinians.
    #NoPrideInGenocide has become the slogan of pride marches across the world, under the banner of “None of us are free unless all of us are free.”. Let’s make sure World Pride hears our voices. actionnetwork.org/petitions/e7 #BDS #Israel

  5. Als je bij de Canal Parade bent, bedenk dan even dat je tot in de enkels in Palestijns bloed staat. Veel plezier! #NoPrideInGenocide #NotMyPride

  6. It doesn't surprise me anymore that Western far-right assholes are misusing a terrorist attack by a Non-Western far-right asshole* for their own far-right agenda. Those assholes who are now 'defending' LGBTQIA+ rights, are the same assholes who want to take back those rights.

    I repeat it again:

    1. Our queerness is not for sale.
    2. Our queerness cannot be used for any agenda, especially not the fascist agenda.
    3. Our queerness cannot be used for downplaying genocide and promoting Zionism.

    * If what the authorities and media are saying is actually true. We still need to see valid proof.

    #Berlin #queer #CSD #Gaza #genocide #Israel #Zionism #Pride #NoPrideInGenocide #fascism

  7. 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

  8. Helden! Rot op met die #Maxima! Er is gvd een genocide gaande. #NoPrideInGenocide!

    Parool: *Deelnemers van activistische Pride March met Palestijnse vlaggen tegengehouden bij Openluchttheater*

    "De alternatieve, meer activistische Pride March vanaf het Amstelveld is ook in het Vondelpark gearriveerd. “Pride, Pride, shame on you. Your hands are bloody too,” wordt er geroepen.

    Een groep demonstranten met Palestijnse vlaggen mag niet naar het Openluchttheater in het Vondelpark waar Koningin Máxima zo dadelijk de opening zal verrichten. “Politie, fascisten, staatsterroristen,” scanderen de betogers. Er wordt wat geduwd en getrokken. “Piggies, piggies,” zingen de demonstranten, en: “Let us through, let us through.”"

    parool.nl/worldpride-amsterdam

  9. No Pride in Genocide

    Dam (across from Madame Tussauds), Amsterdam, zaterdag 25 juli om 11:00 CEST

    ‼️CALL TO ACTION‼️

    Amsterdam Pride is being sponsored by big corporations. Corporations like booking who are complicit in the occupation of the West Bank.

    When: Saturday July 25th
    Where: Dam square (across from Madame Tussauds)
    Time: 11:00

    KPN who also sponsors the arms fair.
    ING who is complicit in the genocide in Palestine and climate change.
    And many more horrible companies.

    While people are “celebrating” pride, they forget our history and what pride is really about. The first Pride was a riot where they fought for human rights.
    How can we have corporations at a human rights protest who are actively committing human right violations?

    No one is free, until all of us are free.
    This is why we need our voice to be heard.
    Heard by the people attending pride and the organization.
    Bring your friends, and be loud!
    LET'S TAKE OVER!

    [by various organizers; source]

    acties.todon.nl/event/no-pride

  10. 'No Pride in Genocide' sit in this week at Glasgow Green, Saturday 18th, 11am

    Images from noprideingenocideglasgow on Instagram.

    #glasgow #pride #NoPrideInGenocide #palestine #solidarity

  11. We don’t do Canada Day with fireworks, flag waving, parades or wearing red and white. In our home, we reflect on the injustices made against indigenous communities and the long, often sanitized history of this country.

    As settlers here, we see the need to uphold and support our indigenous communities and learn from them. Hear their stories and reconcile with the history. Take part in being allies and work towards decolonization.

    #landback #july1st #decolonizeyourmind #noprideingenocide

  12. 3 leftover prints from a Queer Cinema for Palestine event I co-organized last night! They're pay what you can $5+

    100% of sales go to Crips for Esims.

    You can find them here: ko-fi.com/s/79820d8b59

    #linocut #prints #anarchism #trans #queer #noprideingenocide

  13. 💥Announcement! Friday 19.06.2026💥

    🏳️‍🌈🇵🇸 🎬Queer Cinema for Palästina "No Pride in Genocide!" 🎥🇵🇸 🏳️‍⚧️

    Friday, 19.06.2026 | 6.30 pm | Refuge Worldwide, Niemetzstraße 1, 12055 Berlin

    Directions: S41, S42 to Sonnenallee station | M41 to Mareschstraße | Bus 171 to Niemetzstraße

    📣 Call to action: asanb.noblogs.org/?p=18044 - @berlinleft @iqpberlin

    #b1906 #NoPrideInGenocide

    The Left Berlin and IQP present the 4th edition of Queer Cinema for Palestine 2026 - No Pride in Genocide (June 2026)

    a global film event*, co-organized by the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI).

    ⌚️ From 6:30 pm (films start at 7 pm)

    🎟 Suggested donation: 2€- 5€ (limited capacity)
    💶 All proceeds will go to  @ward.gaza.queer

    Film Program, followed by a Q&A with  @iqpberlin

    - A Message, Mama Ganuush, 2:51 min, Palestine (2026)
    - Ceasefire بِكَفِّي قَهْـر , Teodor Vladár, 23 min, Slovakia/Hungary (2025)
    - The 5-Year Plan for Financial Independence, Dua Omari, 7 min, Palestine (2025)
    - Until We Return, Huss AC, 11 min, Egypt/Scotland (2025)
    - We Will Haunt Your Archive, R.R., 10 min, United States (2026)

    *multiple screenings are arranged by the organizers with the goal of reaching wider audience.

  14. 💥Ankündigung! Freitag 19.06.2026💥

    🏳️‍🌈🇵🇸 🎬 Queer Cinema für Palästina "No Pride in Genocide!" 🎥🇵🇸 🏳️‍⚧️

    Freitag, 19.06.2026 | 18:30 Uhr | Refuge Worldwide, Niemetzstraße 1, 12055 Berlin

    Anreise: S41, S42 S-Sonnenallee | M41 Mareschstraße | Bus171 Niemetzstraße

    📣 Aufruf: asanb.noblogs.org/?p=18044 - @berlinleft  @iqpberlin

    #b1906 #NoPrideInGenocide

    The Left Berlin und IQP präsentieren die 4. Ausgabe von „Queer Cinema for Palestine 2026 – No Pride in Genocide“ (Juni 2026)

    eine globale Filmveranstaltung*, die gemeinsam mit der Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI) organisiert wird.

    ⌚️ Ab 18:30 Uhr (Filmvorführungen beginnen um 19:00 Uhr)

    🎟 Empfohlene Spende: 2–5 € (begrenzte Teilnehmerzahl)
    💶 Der gesamte Erlös geht an  @ward.gaza.queer

    Filmprogramm, gefolgt von einer Fragerunde mit  @iqpberlin

    - A Message, Mama Ganuush, 2:51 Min., Palästina (2026)
    - Ceasefire بِكَفِّي قَهْـر, Teodor Vladár, 23 Min., Slowakei/Ungarn (2025)
    - The 5-Year Plan for Financial Independence, Dua Omari, 7 Min., Palästina (2025)
    - Until We Return, Huss AC, 11 Min., Ägypten/Schottland (2025)
    - We Will Haunt Your Archive, R.R., 10 Min., USA (2026)

    *Die Veranstalter haben mehrere Vorführungen organisiert, um ein breiteres Publikum zu erreichen.

  15. 💥Announcement! Wednesday 17.06.2026💥

    🏳️‍🌈🇵🇸 🎬Queer Cinema for Palestine "No Pride in Genocide!"🎥🇵🇸 🏳️‍⚧️

    Wednesday, 17.06.2026 | 6.00 pm | Zwille Reuleaux-Haus, Fasanenstraße 1A, 10623 Berlin

    Directions: U2, U3, U9, S3, S5, S7, S9, RB14, RB21, RB22, RE1, RE2, RE7, RE56, Bus 100, 109, 110, 200, 204, 245, 249, A05, M45, M46, M49, X10, X34 Zoologischer Garten station

    📣Call to action: asanb.noblogs.org/?p=17986 - @notinourname_tu

    #b1706 #NoPrideInGenocide

    Join us at Zwille (TU) on Wednesday, June 17th 6 pm each to watch a selection of six short films focusing on the work of queer, Palestinian and allied artists in historic Palestine, across the diaspora, and beyond 🎬

    Israeli pinkwashing tries to perpetuate the backward idea that Palestinian people are inherently queer and transphobic and that queer and trans Palestinians do not and cannot stand in opposition to apartheid and genocide.

    We reject this narrative and want to create a collective space for solidarity with global struggles against colonialism.

    The films are in Arabic and English with English and German subtitles. The event is free to attend 💬

  16. 💥Ankündigung! Mittwoch 17.06.2026💥

    🏳️‍🌈🇵🇸 🎬 Queer Cinema for Palestine "No Pride in Genocide!" 🎥🇵🇸 🏳️‍⚧️

    Mittwoch, 17.06.2026 | 18:00 Uhr | Zwille Reuleaux-Haus, Fasanenstraße 1A, 10623 Berlin

    Anreise: U2, U3, U9, S3, S5, S7, S9, RB14, RB21, RB22, RE1, RE2, RE7, RE56, Bus 100, 109 110, 200, 204, 245, 249, A05, M45, M46, M49, X10, X34 Bahnhof Zoologischer Garten

    📣Aufruf: asanb.noblogs.org/?p=17986 - @notinourname_tu

    #b1706 #NoPrideInGenocide

    Kommt am Mittwoch, den 17. Juni, jeweils um 18 Uhr ins Zwille (TU), um eine Auswahl von sechs Kurzfilmen zu sehen, die sich mit der Arbeit queerer, palästinensischer und verbündeter Künstler*innen im historischen Palästina, in der Diaspora und darüber hinaus befassen 🎬

    Das israelische Pinkwashing versucht, die rückständige Vorstellung aufrechtzuerhalten, dass palästinensische Menschen von Natur aus queer- und transphob seien und dass queere und trans Palästinenser*innen sich nicht gegen Apartheid und Völkermord stellen würden und könnten.

    Wir lehnen diese Darstellung ab und wollen einen kollektiven Raum der Solidarität mit den weltweiten Kämpfen gegen den Kolonialismus schaffen.

    Die Filme sind auf Arabisch und Englisch mit englischen und deutschen Untertiteln. Der Eintritt ist frei 💬

  17. 18/06/26 Cinema dijous projectarà el Queer Cinema for Palestine a proposta de la Crida per l’alliberament sexual i de gènere

    La Cinètika, dijous, 18 de juny, a les 20:00 CEST

    Aquest dijous 18 de juny a les 20h, Cinema dijous projectarà una sèrie de curtmetratges de la iniciativa Queer Cinema for Palestine a proposta de la Crida per l’alliberament sexual i de gènere. 

    El Queer Cinema for Palestine és una iniciativa internacional de la PACBI (Campanya Palestina pel Boicot Acadèmic i Cultural d’Israel), que va néixer com a resposta al festival de cinema TLVFest LGBTQ Film Festival, que any rere any s’esforça per engreixar la màquina de pinkwashing israeliana.

    Aquesta 4a edició compta amb una selecció de sis curtmetratges a càrrec de cineastes queer, palestines o compromeses amb la causa palestina.

    Al llarg d’aquest mes de juny s’estan fent més de 300 projeccions en prop de 60 països arreu del món i en una vintena de llengües diferents.

    Els 6 curts d’aquesta edició, que es projectaran en versió original en àrab, anglès i eslovac i amb subtítols en català, són:

    A Message, Mama Ganuush (Palestina, 2026). Curtmetratge documental que captura les veus palestines queer a l’exili. L’obra i les actuacions de Mama Ganuush són una potent i implacable expressió del futurisme palestí.

    Ceasefire بِكَفِّي قَهْـر , Teodor Vladár (Eslovàquia/Hongria, 2025). Nawras, artista queer jordano-palestina, és a Bratislava des de fa quatre anys, vivint entre dues comunitats i cultures en conflicte, i cercant pau i un lloc que pugui anomenar llar.

    The 5-Year Plan for Financial Independence, Dua Omari (Palestina, 2025). Aquest vídeo reflexiona sobre la història de Palestina com un cicle repetitiu d’injustícia, imaginant un futur on el sistema segueix igual i la violència continua.

    Until We Return, Huss AC (Egipte/Escòcia, 2025). Film que oscil·la entre el record i el somni, passant del parpelleig d’un sisè aniversari en VHS fins al comiat final i inconscient d’una llar desapareguda.

    We Will Haunt Your Archive, R.R. (Estats Units, 2026). El 2023 una protesta queer esclata a San Francisco en solidaritat amb Palestina. El curt situa aquesta acció dins el recorregut de l’activisme d’Act Up i explora el glitch com a tàctica feminista radical.

    Sorry, John Greyson (Canadà, 2024). Una sàtira fosca de l’ús de la cançó com a arma de propaganda per part d’Israel, a partir del retrat de tres dones joves, i com a suport al boicot a Eurovisió i a la campanya contra l’empresa militar israeliana Elbit.

    Us convidem a veure aquest seguit de curtmetratges i a participar del col·loqui posterior amb la participació de la Crida.

    Des del riu fins al mar, Palestina vencerà!

    bcn.convoca.la/event/180626-ci

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