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05/10/2025

Australian activist .sails.for.gaza has been exposed to the following according to DFAF:

On Vessel (During Interception)
1. Israeli soldiers tore up pages of Surya’s passport in front of him while on his vessel
At Ashdod Port (After Arrival)
2. Treated “much rougher and forcefully”
3. Slapped at Ashdod Port
4. Arm dislocated
5. Head slammed into the ground
At Ketziot Prison (Ongoing)
6. Kept separately from local prisoners (reason unknown)
7. Subjected to degrading and humiliating treatment from Israeli prison guards and soldiers
8. Sleep deprivation techniques employed as a result has not slept for 3 days since his arrest.
9. Physical intimidation ongoing
10. Water available was “undrinkable”

Video on .sails.for.gaza page

04/10/2025

On May 5th, 1981, a young Irishman named Bobby Sands died in the Maze Prison after enduring 66 days on hunger strike. He was just 27 years old. Sands wasn’t just another prisoner; he was a symbol of a cause, a man who believed so deeply in his principles that he gave up the most basic human instinct — the will to live — to make his voice heard.

Bobby Sands was a member of the Irish Republican Army, imprisoned for his role in the conflict in the North. But his hunger strike was not just about himself — it was about the right of prisoners to be treated as political detainees, not criminals. Refusing food, he transformed his cell into a battleground of conscience, turning his own body into his only weapon.

When Sands stood for election during his strike and was voted into the British Parliament, the world took notice. The image of a starving man, defiant in his suffering, cut through politics and borders. His death sparked protests, riots, and international outrage, and his name became a rallying cry for human rights and political recognition.

Bobby Sands’ story is tragic, but it is also profoundly powerful. Whether one agrees with his politics or not, his sacrifice remains a testament to the strength of conviction and the lengths a human being will go to for their beliefs. More than forty years later, his legacy still echoes across Ireland and beyond — a reminder of how one individual can make the world stop, watch, and think.

04/10/2025

The Israeli leader must balance his dreams of ethnic cleansing against the need to deflect growing international pressure

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