"Do you think Israel has a right to exist?" @zackpolanski.bsky.social is spot on. No state has a right to exist. Did Rhodesia? Does the UK? And this was🎯"The status quo right now is a one state apartheid state where Palestinians do not have the same freedom as Israelis, & that's racist"
The life of Palestinians is described as an unending nightmare of violence and oppression, but despite the daily horror, they persist in their resistance and keep alive the hope for a future without apartheid, as Francesca Albanese analyzes in her essay The Light of Awakening. #Palestina #Genocidio #Resistencia (translated)
The author praised a report by TF1 on Israeli colonization in occupied West Bank, which he described as violent and akin to apartheid. He claimed that its declared goal was to drive all Palestinians from their land. https://t.co/qlGHNoDwXA #Israël #Palestine #Cisjordanie #IL #PS (translated)
The author argued that cooperation with Israel, which he described as an apartheid system, was contributing to the reduction of democratic space and respect for minorities in Europe, as well as weakening the protection of fundamental rights. He pointed to anti-Palestinian racism as an obvious symptom of this trend. #DirittiUmani #Democrazia #Razzismo #IL #EU #PS (translated)
The author argued that the United States was the main problem in West Asia, saying it supported what they described as an apartheid regime in Israel. They also said the US and Israel did not behave like normal countries. #WestAsia #Israel #USForeignPolicy #US #IL
In August 2025, Sally Rooney stated that she wanted to support Palestine Action by donating part of her earnings to the group, which describes itself as a "direct action movement aimed at ending global participation in the Israeli genocide and apartheid." #SallyRooney #PalestineAction #Littérature (translated)
The author wrote that Arabs could not vote or express their opinions freely in "Palestine." In Israel, which he referred to as an "apartheid state," both are possible. #Palästina #Israel #Menschenrechte #DE #PS #IL (translated)
Navi Pillay, an 85-year-old South African lawyer, received the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for her extensive contribution to the defense of human rights, notably through her fight against apartheid and her presidency at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. #NaviPillay #DroitsHumains #NobelDeLaPaix (translated)
Lebohang Mathibela, an interpreter at the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa, has been honored in Salamanca for his crucial work in translating the heartbreaking testimonies of apartheid victims, reflecting on the deep wounds left by racial segregation. #Apartheid #ComisiónDeLaVerdad #LebohangMathibela (translated)
The author presented the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to Navi Pillay as a call to uphold international law. He believed that her journey embodied the universality of human rights and their defense, citing her commitment against apartheid in South Africa and her role in recognition. https://t.co/1oByE0eDhQ #Nobel2023 #DroitsHumains #Paix #ZA (translated)
The author expressed shock at what they described as political inaction over the actions of Israeli settlers and soldiers in Palestine, where they said terror had become a daily reality. They alleged that century-old trees were being burned and livestock poisoned in the West Bank, and asked when the EU would act against what they called “Apartheid Israel.” #Palestine #Israel #HumanRights #IL #PS #EU
The author made an appeal to the anti-apartheid front, stating that Palestinians continued to die. He urged to put aside ideological purism and internal divisions, calling for solidarity and focusing on the immediate goal of stopping the shipment of weapons to Israel. #Solidarietà #Pace #DirittiUmani #IL #PS #IL (translated)
The author had described Gaza and Palestine, in the context of what he called genocide and apartheid, as a "ferocious gift" that would reveal the nature of people and aspects that, in his opinion, a smoother diplomacy would have kept hidden. He then cited Navi Pillay, an 85-year-old South African jurist, referring to her as the Nobel Peace Prize winner for 2026 and stating that the day before, it had taken just a jurist like her. #Gaza #Palestina #DirittiUmani #ZA #PS (translated)
France hailed the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to Navi Pillay, a South African jurist recognized for her commitment to international criminal justice and her role in the fight against apartheid. #NaviPillay #DroitsDeLHomme #PrixNobelDeLaPaix (translated)
The writer stated that Navi Pillay had been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize and described her work in bringing war criminals to justice as courageous. According to the writer, Pillay contributed to the fall of apartheid, advocated for sexual violence in Rwanda to be classified as genocide, and led the UN commission that determined Israel committed genocide in Gaza. The writer called her a worthy laureate. https://t.co/jQQ7O6VX9T #Nobelpriset #Fred #MänskligaRättigheter #ZA #RW #IL #PS (translated)
Gustavo Petro stated that sanctioning magistrates and judges constituted an ignominy against humanity and asserted that Latin America should not allow it. He said that the OFAC list should disappear and be replaced by an effective global instrument against drug traffickers. He also called for the replacement of political lists that, according to him, promoted apartheid and segregation with guarantees for free thought and expression, and proposed to rebuild a broader and deeper international law on that basis. He added that international justice should investigate and judge international drug trafficking and pursue drug traffickers and their assets anywhere in the world. #Justicia #DerechosHumanos #Narcotráfico (translated)
From the violence of apartheid in South Africa to the horrors of the genocide in Rwanda, she has confronted some of the darkest chapters of humanity. On the opposite pole, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, welcomed the choice made by the Nobel Committee and described the laureate as a "defender of the persecuted, the vulnerable, the voiceless, and the excluded." #PremiulNobel #NaviPillay #Israel (translated)
"I grew up with a strong sense of injustice all around me," she said in December 2003 in an interview with the Volkskrant in Tanzania, her then-base as president of the Rwandan tribunal. "As a child of 4, I was told that I could not go to the beach to swim. I felt my parents' fear, saw how they were treated by the whites. I noticed that at school we received old books and desks, the cast-offs from the white schools." #NaviPillay #Mensenrechten #Apartheid (translated)
The choice of Pillay as a Nobel Prize winner is a 'tribute to courage, integrity, and lifelong commitment to justice,' said Cyril Ramaphosa, president of the country where Pillay grew up and took her first steps on the path of law, South Africa. #NaviPillay #Mensenrechten #Apartheid (translated)
Nobel Prize winner Navi Pillay, shaped by the injustice of apartheid, has built an impressive career in international law and is praised for her lifelong commitment to human rights and justice. #NaviPillay #Mensenrechten #Apartheid (translated)
