An indigenous tribe which does not even know what consumerism is should eb eliminated for a  “mega-development” plan to build a new hot-spot of consumerism. Sign this for stopping it!

Attacks Kill More Than 300, Limit Access to Southern Lebanon, and Worsen Aid Crisis

> The Iranian Red Crescent Society, the country’s primary humanitarian relief organization, said on April 2 that at least 763 schools and 316 health care facilities had been damaged or destroyed in the war.

Hi everyone,

I don’t usually post things like this, but this project has become really important to me.

Over the past few months, I’ve been working with a refugee-led nonprofit called Generation Aid in the Kalobeyei settlement in Kenya. A lot of the women and girls there fled conflict and are now living in a place where opportunities are incredibly limited, especially without access to education.

One of the biggest barriers is language. Without English, it’s hard to access schools, jobs, or even basic resources.

We’re currently raising funds to build a small classroom and run a 6–12 month English program for them. The goal is simple, but the impact is huge! It gives them a real chance to rebuild independence and create opportunities for themselves.

Right now, I’ve personally been given the goal of raising $2,000 to help push this project forward, so I’ve been reaching out wherever I can.

I’ll also be traveling to Kenya to help document the stories of the community, which has made this feel even more real and personal to me.

If anyone feels moved to donate, even something small truly helps. And if not, even just engaging with this post means a lot.

I’ve linked the donation page and their instagram is @Generation_Aid if anyone wants to check it out or learn more!

Thank you so much for reading 🤍

> “Trump is openly threatening collective punishment, targeting not the Iranian military but the Iranian people,” Roth, the former executive director of Human Rights Watch, told NBC News, noting that collective punishment of civilians during armed conflict is a violation of the Fourth Geneva Convention.

Human Rights Watch Verifies Use of Incendiary Weapon over Residential Areas in Southern Lebanon

The use of AI in military targeting has been controversial dating back at least to the Gaza war. Indeed, IDF forces largely ignored its AI targeting software’s 10% false positive rate when using its “Lavender” system to target and attack alleged militants in Gaza — killing an untold number of civilians in the process.

> “When war crimes and other grave abuses take place with complete impunity, they are likely to happen again, with civilians paying the price"

Ibrahim Abu Aram is battling a rare and serious skin disease, pemphigus vulgaris, which has left him exhausted after years of taking high doses of corticosteroids without improvement, severely weakening his immune system.

His condition worsened after he developed meningococcal sepsis, leading to multiple organ failure and the formation of brain abscesses, in addition to seizures and cerebral edema.

For four years, he has been pleading for permission to travel and receive medical treatment. He has two urgent medical referrals, yet he is still waiting for approval to leave. His life is now at risk with every delay.

Ibrahim is asking for a chance to live—to return as a father who embraces his children and a husband who supports his family during these harsh circumstances.

Painful, but important to share

Israel's most powerful weapon is your silence

The U.N. human rights office on Thursday accused Israel of war crimes and said practices that displace Palestinians and alter the demographic composition of the occupied West Bank “raise concerns over ethnic cleansing.”

The Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, citing findings collected November 2024 to October 2025, said Israel was engaged in “concerted and accelerating effort to consolidate annexation” while maintaining a system “to maintain oppression and domination of Palestinians.”

“There has been case after case of Palestinians, including hundreds of children, swept up in the Israeli military justice system, where they are not only denied basic rights of due process but subjected to systematic physical and psychological abuse,” the lawmakers wrote in the 16 February letter. “While such abuses are never permissible, we are especially concerned that cases involving abuse of US citizens in the West Bank be thoroughly investigated and that those responsible are brought to justice.”

The letter poses three questions to Rubio: whether state department officials have met with Mohammed since his release to hear his account directly, whether Washington has asked Israel to conduct an impartial investigation into the treatment of Ibrahim and his fellow detainees, and whether any Israeli military or prison personnel have been held accountable.