1000 days, people! 1000 days for Palestine!

Palestine is a thankless cause, one in which if you truly serve, you get nothing back but opprobrium, abuse and ostracism. Palestine is the cruelest, most difficult cause to uphold, not because it is unjust, but because it is just and yet dangerous to speak. How many friends avoid the subject? How many colleagues want none of Palestine’s controversy? How many bien pensant liberals have time for Bosnia, Chechnya, Somalia, Rwanda, South Africa, Nicaragua, Vietnam, and human rights everywhere on earth, but not for Palestine? – Edward Said.

Justice for Palestine Magan-djin (JFP) organised a Palestinian flag drop on the Goodwill Bridge on July 3 to mark 1000 days of Israel’s genocide against the people of Gaza.

Two giant flags were dropped, one on each side of the bridge while people waved flags and chanted “Free, free Palestine”.

The action echoed a similar action from October 9, 2023.



https://www.greenleft.org.au/2026/1457/news/photos-justice-palestine-marks-1000-days-genocide

1000 days later

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  1. This summary is from electronic interfata featuring Helena Cobban from ‘Just World Educational’

    Overnight, Iran launched attacks on US military targets in Bahrain, Kuwait and Qatar. This came in retaliation for US airstrikes on dozens of sites in Iran.

    In recent days, the United States has been escalating threats and violence in West Asia – in flagrant violation of the June ceasefire agreement – while presenting itself as the guardian of stability.

    But the basic reality remains the same since Washington and Tel Aviv launched their failed war of aggression and regime change in February: Iran controls the vital Strait of Hormuz and cannot be dislodged by military force.

    The escalation in violence comes as millions of people across Iran and Iraq have been joining the funeral procession for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran’s leader murdered on the first day of the US-Israeli attack.

    To discuss the latest regional developments, including Lebanon and Palestine, we’re joined by Helena Cobban.

    She is an analyst with decades of experience covering the region. She directs Just World Educational and writes the newsletter Globalities. She is co-author with Rami Khouri of Understanding Hamas – And Why That Matters.

    This is a segment from The Electronic Intifada’s livestream on day 1007 of the Gaza genocide. Ali Abunimah, Nora Barrows-Friedman and Jon Elmer were joined by veteran journalist and analyst Helena Cobban. You can watch the full show here:

    EI website for more reporting: http://electronicintifada.net

    1. USA bombing of Iran and Iraq during week 143 of the genocide in Gaza

      US violates MOU during funeral in Iran attended by 43 million people.

      USA bombing of Iran and Iraq during week 143 of the genocide in Gaza

      United States struck railway bridges on the route to Mashhad, where the burial of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was taking place. One bridge that was hit was about 55 km from Mashhad, disrupting passenger train services from Tehran and other southern cities to the city. Iran said the strikes were intended to hinder the movement of mourners travelling to the burial. – – Financial Times

      Sirik – including the Taheroui pier and nearby military facilities.
      – Reuters
      Qeshm Island – military and logistics sites.
      – Al Jazeera
      Bandar Abbas area – air defence systems, missile and drone storage sites, and logistics facilities.
      – Al Jazeera
      Kharg Island – Iran’s main oil export terminal was among the locations reported to have been struck.
      – Financial Times
      The perimeter of the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant, according to Iranian authorities, although the reactor itself was not reported to have been damaged. – The Guardian

  2. Not to detract from the positive points of the Australia-Egypt world cup match – like a player holding up the Palestinian flag and media showing Gazan refugees holding up the Egyptian flag through the rubble in support of the team – but sadly, today on 7-July-2026, Israelis killed public relations director of the Egyptian Aid Committee in Gaza, Mohamed Fawaz al-Wahidi, while he was driving a civilian vehicle in the al-Sabra neighborhood, Gaza City, after delivering screens and arranging places for Palestinian refugees to watch the world cup matches.

    This sort of mindless execution marks Israeli murders of aid workers helping refugees in Gaza as truly evil. https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=3223121374556659&set=gm.37069737746006717&idorvanity

  3. Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp used small time crook Ofir Birenbaum in February 2025, trying to generate a false antisemitism incident in Sydney. Birenbaum has now been found by a federal judge, along with his lawyer Rebekah Giles, to have lied and deceived the public, claiming to have had a defamation win related to the incident when he hadn’t.

    See https://kangaroocourtofaustralia.com/2026/07/02/rupert-murdoch-and-lawyer-rebekah-giles-embarrass-jews-by-falsely-claiming-a-legal-win/

    1. While the world cup is going on, and we’re all enjoying it, Palestinians remain under a genocide against their existence. Salim Al Ashqar, a goalkeeper for Khadamat Khan Younis’s team was killed by Israel, making him football player number 567 that was killed in the ongoing genocide.

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