Pictures from Saturday's Prague march. This time it was much bigger than the last one—around a thousand people. I hope Czechs are finally beginning to see what is going on. Even Šárka Přikrylová from Global Sumud Flotilla attended.

Free Palestine!
Free Gaza!

Most adorable moment from Sunday's Prague march. Children are usually the most compassionate members of society.

Prague isn't London or Berlin. Only 80 people attended Sunday's protest. Sometimes I get depressed that so many Czechs are indifferent to Palestinians or support genocide. But at least some stand up for humanity despite the hasbara news coverage in Czechia.

Free Palestine!

Tomorrow the Czech Republic celebrates Czech Statehood Day, while its government aids Israel in the genocide and suppression of Palestinians' right to their own state. Let's go disrupt these celebrations.

Stop occupation,
Stop genocide,
Free Palestine.

Pics from yesterday's Prague demonstration. Unfortunately, I could not attend. Photos are from a friend of mine.

Free Palestine

Czech irrational support for Israeli war crimes can be explained simply. It's not because Czechs have a positive relationship with Jews, since we apparently belong among the most antisemitic countries in Europe. It's because of how much Czechs hate Muslims.

The publicly owned Czech TV is worse than Israeli pro-government outlets. They are not showing the situation in Gaza at all, and their correspondent from Israel, David Borek, explained that Western media show images from Gaza just because they are 'photogenic.' WTF is wrong with these people?

Prague Stands with Palestine!
Free Palestine!
Stop Genocide!

Prague Nakba Commemoration March. Free Palestine!

Tomorrow there will be a Palestine solidarity march in Prague.

Here is a short clip from today's Prague march against the genocide of Palestinians. Free Palestine!

Today, there was a march against genocide in Gaza. Prague stands with Palestine.

The 2024 US elections mirror the trolley problem. From a Utilitarian view, voting for Harris minimizes harm. From a Kantian view, pulling the lever means directly supporting murder. Those who don’t vote for Harris aren’t evil—they just have different ethics.

This is not a war-torn countryside of a Ukrainian city. It is a photo of my Prague neighborhood that I took when I was about ten years old in the mid-1990s on black and white film. It would probably look the same on color film as everything was so grey during that time.