What Israel’s Destruction of Lebanon Is Showing Us Painfully Clearly

The new scale of Israel’s destruction of Lebanon should have shocked and shaken everyone.

And in a world where morals play a role in politics, we would have seen outrage, condemnation, and the cutting of ties – years too late, I know – with Israel.

Now, what we’re seeing is not just (”just”) Israel’s disregard for human lives, but even for the U.S.-Iranian ceasefire. I think it says a lot about how much Israel respects U.S. interests, and whether there’s anything that would make it give up its colonial expansionist ambitions.

In my video, I also remind us who, in the end, is showing up for the people of Lebanon. I also invite you to do it by showing solidarity with your friends in Lebanon in these increasingly horrific times.

First, I encourage you to donate to organisations in Lebanon that need our solidarity right now.

Then, if you’d like, I am also inviting you to my workshop, whose proceeds will partly go towards humanitarian relief efforts in Lebanon, here ❤️‍🩹

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As always, stay strong, check on others, and keep your heart open.

❤️💔❤️

Justina

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