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Posted On: September 9th 2025, 03:54 am
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A runway moment worth remembering. Shall we release her? 👀✨
At an anti-Zionist rally organized by Palestine Pulse outside the UK Parliament in London, a British nationalist tells activists he supports Palestinians — accusing Britain of backing Israel out of anti-Muslim sentiment and saying Zionism “has corrupted Western politics.” في مظاهرة مناهضة للصهيونية نظمتها “بالستاين بلس” أمام البرلمان البريطاني في لندن، قومي بريطاني يقول للناشطين إنه يدعم الفلسطينيين — متهماً بريطانيا بدعم إسرائيل بدافع العداء للمسلمين، ومؤكداً أن الصهيونية “أفسدت السياسة الغربية”. 🎥: @pal_pulse
I’m fucked up with so many raw emotions today, so Kathy and the rest of the team will figure out the logistics…but truly if you need a meal, want to deliver a meal to a loved one, WHATEVER YOU FEEL WILL HELP YOU AND/OR OUR COMMUNITY, then go for it. We can feed our town and we would like to. We love you Bend.
13 year old Logan Bonfilio training in Thailand @pchai_muaythai #thailand #mrspladle #workout #condition #youthathlete
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