On Feb. 10, Abby Martin filed a lawsuit in federal court challenging a Georgia law requiring all independent contractors to sign a pro-Israel pledge, promising to not participate or advocate the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement against Israeli crimes.

Abby is working with two renowned civil rights organizations, the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) and The Partnership for Civil Justice Fund (PCJF).

This is Qalqiliyaa, where 100,000 Palestinians live surrounded by an Israeli wall from three sides. The fourth side is controlled by a gate that can be closed by an Israeli soldier at any time. History repeats itself. https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/f1mrdh/this_is_qalqiliyaa_where_100000_palestinians_live/

the city has 4 main exits:

Nablus street exit: narrow, but is still open. It's a one lane per line street which has an Israeli checkpoint right on the outside of the city. This is the one where Israeli soldiers go and block for training. Toulkarm street exit: has been blocked for +30 years. Only workers with permission can go, and only without cars. Habla street exit: one lane per line street. Has a barrier which closes it at any given moment. Habla alternative exit: fairly recently opened and can be closed at any given point. the population is not allowed to grow as it could because the city is surrounded by the racial separation wall and therefore people are unable to expand. Furthermore, the northern parts of the city (on the left in this photo) are farmlands which farmers are only allowed to use for farming. They are not allowed to build houses there in their own lands. If they do, they are brought down quickly. The closest thing to a house they can build in these areas is a one story building where the roof can not be concrete and therefore you cannot build more stories if you want to.

During protests, snipers try to hit the knees to injure them for life.
For fun(?) they sometimes wear double kill t-shirts that show them killing pregnant women.

But in the US it is forbidden to speak about it.