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Posted On: February 10th 2025, 05:16 pm

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Ravenheart is celebrating Valentine’s Day with a selection of films all about love and the holiday. While we’re wrapping up our main festival on June 11-15, we’re inviting you to an evening of classic and brand-new films to brighten the cinema screen in the winter darkness. @ravenheartfilmfest

This Friday join Oslo’s only festival for horror, fantasy, and science-fiction films in the first Ravenheart event of the year at @cinemateketioslo

Tickets are available at https://www.cinemateket.no/ravenheart

Edward Scissorhands (1990) - 17:00
The Fountain (2006) - 19:00
The Ugly Stepsister (2025) - 21:00

Artwork by Beril Koroglu (Ink and acrylic on paper)

Whatever month you were born in, you’ve loved people who couldn’t stay and outgrown versions of yourself you swore you’d always be. None of it was wasted. Every ending teaches you something about who you are, and every change brings you a little closer to yourself.

I wrote a poetry book ‘Between Heaven & Earth’ and it’s out now. It’s a collection of poems about love, heartbreak, loneliness, inner struggles, healing, and the quiet journey of understanding yourself and life along the way.

If you’d like to read it, comment “book” and I’ll send you the link

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On this day, 29 October 1948, a massacre by the Israeli army took place in the Palestinian village of Al-Dawayima killing hundreds of people (content note: physical and sexual violence).
One Israeli soldier, S Kaplan, wrote a letter to a newspaper describing what happened:
“There was no battle and no resistance (and no Egyptians). The first conquerors killed from 80 to 100 [male] Arabs, women and children. They killed the children by smashing their skulls with sticks. There was not a home without its dead...
Arab men and women who remained in the village were shut into houses without food or water. Then came sappers to blow up houses. One commander ordered a sapper to put two old Arab women into the particular house that was going to be blown up with them inside. The sapper refused, saying he took orders only from his commander. So the commander ordered his soldiers to shut the women in, and the horror was perpetrated.
One soldier boasted that he had raped an Arab woman and then shot her. Another Arab woman who was carrying a newborn baby was made to clean the courtyard, where the soldiers eat. She did that service for a day or two, and in the end she and her baby were shot.”
The newspaper did not publish the letter.
Around 60 people were murdered in the local mosque, most of them elders, and 85 people who sought refuge in the nearby cave of Iraq al-Zagh were also murdered there – including women and children. Estimates of casualties range from 200 up to 500-1000, according to the US consul. After the massacre, the surviving residents of the village, which previously numbered around 3700, fled as refugees in the West Bank and Jordan.
A few years after the massacre, the Israeli village of Amatzya was established over a portion of the ruins of al-Dawayima.
Learn more about the run-up to this in episodes 86-87 of our podcast: https://workingclasshistory.com/podcast/e86-87-class-struggle-in-palestine/
To access this link, click our link in bio # 1 then click this image
Pictured: Palestinian refugees flee, 1948

O is for ORANGE!!!!!😌🙏🎃🧡🍊

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