This award from @sjpwsu felt more real than my medical degree. Why?
Knowledge by itself only carries potential… potential for benefit or harm. It’s beneficial when you use it correctly and harmful when you conceal it or act against it. Knowledge is most dangerous when you have it and intentionally don’t act on it…
Every healthcare worker who went into the field wanted to help people. Why does it stop with Gaza?
Because it’s designed to be difficult to help Gaza. Since starting @gxzahealth , we’ve had to overcome thousands of hurdles that were designed to prevent help. Every layer harder than the other.
Starting with medical aid blockade, attack on healthcare facilities, connection issues, local inflation, frozen bank transactions… every step carries a significant risk because you’re servicing a “sanctioned” territory … a territory and people deemed threatening only because they resist apartheid… only because their land and families were violently taken away from them and they decided to stay. This results is less people helping out of fear and helplessness.
The barriers to helping Palestine are so high by design to rid the Palestinian identity from the blessed land.
The alternative is harmful… it’s knowledge without use, it’s a degree that is futile. Its ability to help, but deciding not to. It’s accepting apartheid and genocide. To everyone who stood with our patients in Gaza… this award is yours too. 🇵🇸
Come out to the week of action for Nakba '78! Join us this Saturday to help make art, banners, and posters for the Nakba '78 Commemoration March. We demand the liberation of all of Palestine and the region from imperialist aggression and occupation! 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸
🗓 Sat, May 9
🕚 11 AM
📍 We The People Michigan: 2701 Bagley St, Detroit
*Parking is available in the small fenced lot directly next to the building or adjacent street parking spots.
💥 Endorse the Nakba '78 March: bit.ly/Nakba78Michigan
MICHIGAN! Join our international day of action at FANUC America in Pontiac on May 14 at 4 pm. We will be joining organizations across Japan and Ireland to demand that FANUC stop supplying robot arms to companies arming the genocide, such as Elbit Systems, Israel Aerospace Industries, and Lockheed Martin. We will not stop and we will not rest until we #StopFANUCNow.
As children and families of the diaspora continue to witness the expansion of the Nakba into our homelands of Palestine, Lebanon, Yemen, Iran, Syria, Iraq - we call on community to join together in care, education, and solidarity.
May 15th, 1948 marks a treacherous date in Palestinian history, a date that has wrecked the souls and hearts of families in Palestine and across borders. Born and defined by death and destruction, loss of life and an everlasting removal of selfhood, we must create a path of reinvention through community.
We ask you all to join us on Saturday May 16th, 2026 to do more than connect and build with each other. To not only remember the Palestinian Nakba of 1948 but to recognize the role of your own conscience as we continue to witness this widespread catastrophe.
Join us with open minds and hearts, teach and take with you a skill or lesson you will learn with us.
Nakba is Everywhere.
🗓️ Saturday, May 16th, 2026
🕑 2:00p.m. - 5:00p.m.
📍Hemlock Park
13355 Hemlock Ave, Dearborn, MI 48126
Thank you to our Organizers 🙏
@returncollective@yemeniliberationmovement@tatreezwthowra@sjpwsu
We hope to see you there.
راجعين إن شاء الله
Join us in transforming SJP WSU’s encampment into a collective fabric archive, preserving memory through textiles 🤍
📍 2nd floor, Qimmah Coffee
🕒 3pm-7:30 on Sunday and 6pm -8:30 on Tuesday and Thursday
All are welcome!
join us for an ice cream social before the semester ends! we will have games, ice cream, & smoothies from @varajuicemidtown ! bring your friends & enjoy a treat 🍦🤎
see you there! 🫶🏼
For far too long, U.S invasions have been justified in the name of liberating women all the while oppressing women everywhere in a multifaceted manner. It is high time U.S - Israel oppression towards women is recorded
As Muslims and human beings with a conscience and dignity, it’s our duty to resist and speak up against injustice when we see it. Doing so, doesn’t and shouldn’t label one as a peace disruptor or a “terrorist”. The indigenous people of Palestine, the indigenous people of everywhere have the right to protect themselves and their land against tyranny and invaders
Please join Wayne Law SJP, PABA, and the MI Muslim Bar in hosting Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib at Wayne Law School on April 8. The discussion will surround the social and legal implications of the ongoing genocide, with particular attention to how the student movement has shifted the narrative. The event is open to the public. Link in bio to RSVP!
