Do People Realize That Israel Is So Unrestrained That It’s Now Launching Attacks In Lebanon And Syria

this call was released anonymously (understandably) but my local Palestinian organizers who I literally trust with my life have endorsed it, and it seems to be gaining momentum in multiple cities, so I encourage you all to get involved:

"A proposal to coordinate a multi-city economic blockade on April 15th in solidarity with Palestine recently received overwhelming commitments to participate around the US and internationally.

The proposal states that in each city, we will identify and blockade major choke points in the economy, focusing on points of production and circulation with the aim of causing the most economic impact, as did the port shutdowns in recent months in Oakland, California and Melbourne, Australia, as just a few examples.

There is a sense in the streets in this recent and unprecedented movement for Palestine that escalation has become necessary: there is a need to shift from symbolic actions to those that cause pain to the economy.

As Yemen is bombed to secure global trade, and billions of dollars are sent to the Zionist war machine, we must recognize that the global economy is complicit in genocide and together we will coordinate to disrupt and blockade economic logistical hubs and the flow of capital."

Dread.

Pebble & Snug!

Surely this will go well!

Compare & contrast.

2020 V.S. 2025.

The Blood Moon!!!

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May have interpreted this in a completely wrong way…

Hey.

I crept my way into this zine.

Can you find me?

Neon Downpour is here!

Happy 1 year anniversary to Rain Code! We've been hard at work these past few months, and we're so happy to finally share the zine with you all! With incredible art, writing, emotes, printables, and even a custom mouse cursor, there's so much to enjoy!

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Neon Downpour - A Rain Code Fanzine by Neon Downpour

Unofficial fan anthology for Master Detective Archives: Rain Code

Had to make something for Leap Day.

Maaloul is a Palestinian village in Galilee. In 1948, it was destroyed by the Israeli armed forces and its people were expelled, so they headed either to Lebanon or to the neighboring town of Nazareth. Since then, the former residents of Maaloul were only allowed to visit it once a year on the anniversary of the occupation, so it became a tradition to organize a picnic in the same place on that day.

The people of Maaloul village fled from it under the fire of Zionist gangs in 1948. This is a wound that will not heal. The people of the wound cling to it because it may one day chart the way back. The villagers visit the ruins of their village once a year to celebrate over them. It is an amazing insistence on clinging to the land and its memory. We were able to carry our wounds in our bags because the wound prevents forgetting. That memory, which was written in blood, is more lasting than all the ruins and all the artificial countries.

Via itszaynalarbi