Nee, nog niet. Ziet er wel weer boeiend uit.

Heerlijk boek!

That's a question for @chrislesliephoto.bsky.social. We show it at @uantwerpen.be because it is one of the monuments we visit during our student excursions to Bosnia-Herzegovina, and because it tells so much about Europe's past, present and future.

At least 88 Palestinians were killed in the last 24 hours alone by the Israeli military in Gaza, from the bombing of a bakery, to shootings at Palestinians waiting for aid, to strikes on their residential tents and shelters – and the slow death of hunger. (2/3)

That is the power he fears most: ordinary people joining across every line to replace supremacy with solidarity, despair with hope, and domination with true democracy. The path forward is clear: together, building the only future in which we all belong. (7/7)

Side by side, Palestinians and Jews will keep fighting this racism, building our shared power, and proving that together, we can change this reality. (6/7)

Ben-Gvir’s politics thrive on fear, division, and the belief that there is no alternative – no alternative to his hatred, supremacy, and permanent inequality he wants to impose – but there is. (5/7)

What scares Ben-Gvir the most is that Arab citizens of this country care about their representation, that they are using their political power to demand equality, justice, and a shared future, and to challenge the supremacy he seeks to preserve. (4/7)

These are dangerous incitements — the language of an extremist government that never stops advancing racist policies. A government terrified of Arab voters, fearful of high Arab turnout in the coming elections, and determined to silence Arab voices in the very democracy it claims to defend. (3/7)

For Palestinian citizens of Israel, this unity is historic and deeply significant: one list, one voice, one representation in a political system designed to divide, weaken and marginalize them. (2/7)