Ismail Higgins retweeted
Tomorrow night at 8pm Rishi Sunak will be presenting GB News.
He should be fired for such a blatant disregard for standing of his Public Office.
RT if he needs to go.
Ismail Higgins retweeted
We’re trying to get as many followers as Rishi Sunak so we can show the government just how many people are prepared to fight for the NHS and its staff.
Please can you help by following us and retweeting this?
Your support really does matter.
Ismail Higgins retweeted
“Israeli politicians have wanted to destroy UNRWA for years.
Because UNRWA formalises the idea that there are Palestinian refugees and that they have a right to return, to go back to the homes they were driven out of”
@OborneTweets
Do Hamas have an armored division in addition to having "battalions"? @BBCNews why so coy about indicating the perpetrators of these crimes. Utterly shameful, racist & risible
Ismail Higgins retweeted
A colonizer is always angry, because a colonizer is always guilty.
A colonizer is always violent, because a colonizer is always afraid.
A colonizer is always angry and afraid because a colonizer is never home.
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Lately I started getting words for it, this colonizer homelessness, the fact that colonizers look and feel like aliens to natives not only because they don't belong, but because the colonizers themselves feel the same way.
Think about it: wherever a colonizer goes, whatever they see, smell or taste, it is never theirs, or completely natural. It is not organic to them, but engineered; their whole existence is.
Whatever sustains and nourishes the native, threatens the colonizer and reflects their strangeness: the food, the music, the landscape, the flora and fauna. the sounds and smells, everything.
Whatever comes naturally to the native is a great effort for the colonizer: they don't understand the codes, and never will. They can't be still.
Aa colonizer is not an immigrant, a tourist or a guest, they have to find meaning for their stay. It must be a higher purpose, a higher calling, else what can explain both their presence not home, and the violent means they always need to maintain it? We are not designed to inflict pain and injury for comfort. We need a story to put us in a positive light.
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So much of the western world's anxiety, I think, is just a colonizer's latent, repressed homelessness. Because colonialism is not just taking other people's home, it is also, and forever, being without one yourself.
Ismail Higgins retweeted
The night of Al-Isra Wal-Mi'raj
youtu.be/hJGIcumTaDY?si=dl8F…
Ismail Higgins retweeted
The Israʾ and Miʿraj are the two parts of a Night Journey that the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ took during a single night around the year 621. Within Islam it signifies both a physical and spiritual journey. In the Israʾ part of the journey, Prophet Muhammad ﷺ travelled on the Buraq to Masjid al-Aqsa where he led other prophets in prayer.
In the next part of the journey, the Mi'raj, he ascended into heaven where he individually greeted the prophets and later, spoke to Allah ﷻ, who gave Prophet Muhammad ﷺ instructions to take back to the Muslims regarding the details of prayer.
Ismail Higgins retweeted
Labour’s proposed new Race Equality Act utterly pointless. Plenty of legislation on race already.
We need practical policies on issues like stop and search and a commitment to tackling institutional racism in the party itself
Ismail Higgins retweeted
There is "no evidence" in Israel's dossier for UNRWA staff being involved in 7th October attacks.
That's according to Channel 4 News, who have seen the dossier.
So Western governments ended their funding during a humanitarian catastrophe without even any evidence.
Israel’s evidence of UNRWA Hamas allegations examined
channel4.com/news/israels-ev…
Ismail Higgins retweeted
Sacking someone for being anti-Zionist is illegal.
@Keir_Starmer take note.
VICTORY AT THE EMPLOYMENT TRIBUNAL
The Employment Tribunal has released its judgment in my landmark legal case against @BristolUni, concluding that I was wrongfully dismissed in October 2021 and discriminated against because of my anti-Zionist beliefs. This is not just a victory for me, but also a victory for pro-Palestine campaigners across Britain.
Over many years, anti-Zionists have faced harassment and censorship in Britain due to the efforts of the Israel lobby. Many people have faced disciplinary procedures and lost their jobs for manifesting their anti-Zionist beliefs.
Before I took my case, it was unclear whether a belief in the idea that Zionism is a racist, imperialist, and colonial ideology could be protected under the Equality Act 2010 as a philosophical belief. I’m proud to say that, with this case, we have proven that anti-Zionist beliefs, of the sort that I articulated, should be protected.
I hope this case will become a touchstone precedent in all the future battles that we face with the racist and genocidal ideology of Zionism and the movement to which it is attached.
The determination that I was sacked for my anti-Zionist beliefs is a vindication of the case I made all the way through this process. The University of Bristol maintained that I was sacked because Zionist students were offended by my various remarks. However, it was plain from the evidence provided by the university’s own witnesses, that I was sacked because of the anti-Zionist nature of my comments.
This verdict is also a vindication of the approach I have taken throughout this period, which is to say that a genocidal and maximalist Zionism can only be effectively confronted by a maximalist anti-Zionism. The self-justifying and defensive approach of the sort illustrated by many on the left and even in the Palestine Solidarity movement will not work. The Zionist movement cannot be negotiated with. It must be defeated.
I thank the Tribunal, Judge Pirani, and the two panellists Ms Kaye and Mr Launder for the professional way that proceedings were conducted and for giving me a fair hearing in spite of many external pressures. I also thank my legal team @ZillRah7 of @RahmanLowe and Zac Sammour of @11KBW for their strong commitment, from the outset, to defending the right to be anti-Zionist.
I am also truly grateful to every single person who has donated to this case through the @Fighting_Fund. Without your support, there is no way I could have seen this through to the end.
This is just as much your victory as it is mine.
Now we need to spread the campaign to #DismantleZionism all around the world - wherever the Zionist movement raises its ugly head.
Ismail Higgins retweeted
200 thousand in Whitehall listening to Jeremy Corbyn, Starmer can only dream of that many listening to one of his speeches.
"It's time to unlock the process to peace," @jeremycorbyn addressing the 200 thousand in Whitehall. #CeasefireNow
Damning evidence @UKLabour your electoral goose is cooked!! @Keir_Starmer consequences of giving overt approval for committing war crimes on national radio, getting real for you now.
I found this interesting tweet from Keir all the way back in 2015. It appears he does know what Genocide is. Strange he has been silent on the ICJ ruling of plausible genocide in South Africa v Israel after he has argued to extend protection in previous cases.
Can you really support Labour if the leadership are purposefully blind to what is happening in Gaza.
Lack of condemnation of Israel’s actions is bad enough but an international lawyer remaining silent on the ICJ ruling speaks volumes about the dark place Keir has taken the Labour Party.
If the death of tens of thousands in Gaza means something to you but you still intend to vote Labour how do you justify it?
Ismail Higgins retweeted
The Labour leadership is determined to purge all left-wing MPs.
That means Labour will no place for anyone who:
- Opposes war crimes
- Supports public ownership, investment, taxing the rich, scrapping tuition fees
New video 👇
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UK has STILL not confronted and therefore, not transcended its imperialist past. Which explains the establishment's backing of the criminal, colonialist enterprise that is Israel. The sooner the jettison the concept of "White man's burden" the better #CeasefireNOW
Ismail Higgins retweeted
🇺🇸OLIVER STONE:
"Netanyahu is a mad man; I repeat that. To me, he's a mad man.
I met him years ago; I interviewed him when he was out of office. I thought he was a mad man then and I think he's gotten worse and worse. He's truly insane.
I've never seen such slaughter being justified like this, as revenge.
How do you wipe out a political movement? It's never been done in the history of the world.
How are you going to kill off everybody? What do you do, separate them, send them to Egypt? It's just mad, the whole solution.
And what was sickening to me was when Biden went over there, hat in hand and money in hand, to give him what he wanted. This is the problem with our country.
In that regard, I think Trump, although he supported Israel to a max and made quite a few mistakes in that regard, has better choices to make.
We can't do this, we can't constantly support Israel. We have to say no, cut them off, cut off everything to them right now. That's what I would do.
And don't give me this anti-Semitic shit... I mean, I don't even know what they're talking about.
Who are the anti-Semites in the world? Just a few nutcases. Nobody's an anti-Semite unless they have a problem with Hitler and all that.
But this is an issue about justice and peace and balance and basic human decency.
I don't understand how they can kill Palestinians like this. And now apparently, they're killing... I mean, 20,000 was the last number I heard.
[It's 24,000 now.]
Oh, gross. Jesus, I mean, it's sad.
I don't know what to do. You can't go over there because they shoot you.
When I was over there, it's funny because it seemed to me at that time in June that everything was kind of quieting down, right? That was the time when it just seemed like nothing was happening. It appeared to be settling down as an issue. I was hoping that would change, but it has gotten worse."



































