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Cruz Pallanes :

Yo quiero conocer❤️❤️❤️

Marsha McLaughlin :

لبنى عبدالله :

من مصر تحياتي الى فلسطين واهل فلسطين

la sarita original :

❤️

Tesha123726 :

Thank you for sharing this

brotherhood of steel :

عدنان الزين :

تحيه الفلسطيني

Hany Alalmya :

فلسطين جميلة جدا جدا

mostafaelfawl :

dustyjo2 :

what's going on

bb :

sa apartien aux turc ottoman

🇵🇰 Shaina irfan 🇬🇧 :

God bless you

sandeepkumaar06 :

dass3611 :

Marsha McLaughlin :

Shahbaz 84 ala :

jamil :

amen 🙏🙏🙏🙌🙌 God is great

Luis Silva :

Dios bendiga a Israel

Soumaya :

Humanity was pregnant with values; it carried within its womb promises of justice, freedom, and human dignity. The moment of birth was long awaited, but when the time of delivery came, the newborn carried the features of power and interests rather than the features of mercy and fairness… and the mother died — the mother of values, the mother of conscience. In Palestine, history has stood as a witness to an open wound, where great words about peace and human rights have collided with a painful reality. While a people seek their security, dignity, and future, international political interests become intertwined, and the voices of victims are lost amid the noise of power and influence. The tragedy was not only about land or borders, but about the collapse of principles; when suffering becomes something to be justified, justice becomes selective, and human rights become subject to political calculations. The powerful may possess weapons, influence, and alliances, but they do not possess the ability to erase the memories of peoples. History is not written by power alone, but by the mark people leave on the conscience of humanity. And the greatest question remains: Has humanity truly died, or is it waiting for someone to restore its voice?

Keteline Mentor :

amen amen amen 🙏

Ramirez Daniel :

te amo Israel con toda mi alma

Reverendo Dr. Manoel Feitosa p :

Israel........