Syrian | pro-Arab liberation & Palestinian resistance
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Layla 🇸🇾 retweeted
It’s because he’s ugly
I just started what might’ve been the best film I ever watched but my subscription ended before I could finish it.
So if anyone knows where I can watch/ rent the Nile Hilton Incident please DM 🙏
Layla 🇸🇾 retweeted
الصورة سنة ٢٠١٤ في طرابلس اللبنانية
يا سوريين ما تشملوا كل اللبنانيين بنفس الخانة!
Layla 🇸🇾 retweeted
فطسَ اللئيمُ ابنُ اللئامِ فكبّرْ
فرحاً بعدل القاهر المُتكبِّرْ
اللهُ يُمهلُ ثمّ يأخذُ بغتةً
فاشمت فديتكَ بالطُّغاةِ وأكثِرْ
Layla 🇸🇾 retweeted
For those who struggle to separate issues, supporting the fall of Iran doesn’t mean supporting Israel
.. as Iraqis, today feels like Eid for many
It is the moment we’ve have waited on for years
If you don’t understand that distinction, don’t reduce it to shallow arguments
Layla 🇸🇾 retweeted
A fundamental question is always asked, and we never find a rational answer for it:
Why does the SDF detain children?
Footages published by SANA shows the release of detainees under the age of 18, who were being held by the SDF in Al-Aqtan Prison in the city of Raqqa.
These are not just “detainees” — they are sons and daughters, stolen moments of childhood, faces that should have been in classrooms and playgrounds, not behind prison walls.
Every single one of those young faces carries a story of fear, separation, and lost innocence.
No slogan, no justification, no security reason can ever explain why a child ends up in a cell. The very fact that we are forced to ask this question, again and again, is a wound in the conscience of humanity.
Seeing them walk out of Al-Aqtan Prison is a moment of relief mixed with heartbreak: relief that they are finally out, and heartbreak that they were ever there in the first place.
Layla 🇸🇾 retweeted
The irony of standing with a settler colonial project on predominantly Arab land after all that activism for Palestine. The Western left is truly hopeless.
@GretaThunberg
Layla 🇸🇾 retweeted
PKK's femwashing needs to be studied. How can you launder an organisation that kidnaps young girls, actual children, and exploit them physically and in battle for cheap propaganda and present this sick ideology as a liberating force just because they don't cover their hair.
Layla 🇸🇾 retweeted
The PKK has a real ugly thug presence throughout Europe. In Germany they are smashing up Syrian restaurants. In France smashing cars. The Syrian army has not entered Kurdish towns, so this is them upset because their occupation of non-Kurdish cities is over.
