Please don't stop talking about Palestine until it is actually free. Flag of Palestinian Territories #freepalastine #SaveSheikhJarrah #AqsaUnderAttack

 


Please continue to spread information about the issues. Keep telling and fighting for their rights. Many children and women have been killed because of Zionis cruelism. Allahu Akbar !!!

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