https://youtu.be/HwpzzAefx9M Since the beginning, humans have resorted to violence as a way to settle disagreements. Yet through the ages, people from around the world have tried to limit the brutality of war. It was this humanitarian spirit that led to the First Geneva Convention of 1864, and to the birth of modern International Humanitarian Law. Setting the basic limits on how wars can be fought, these universal laws of war protect those not fighting, as well as those no longer able to. To do this, a distinction must always be made between who or what may be attacked, and who or what must be spared and protected.
great idea
ReplyDeletei requested to change ma 1st name to Gaza now but FB said that it takes up to 24 hours to approve it after reviewing the name :S
I've changed it
ReplyDeletemy name is now: Gaza Zeinab Samir
[...] Inspired by Jad Madi [...]
ReplyDelete[...] blogger Jad Madi, who describes himself as simply “Middle Eastern,” changed his name to “Gaza Jad Madi” today after discovering Facebook's alleged biases: Facebook [...]
ReplyDeleteWhat is the reason why they are removing the content? the images too bloody? hate speech?
ReplyDeleteI don't see how changing my name would really help anything.
Nizar,
ReplyDeleteHonestly nothing other than drawing attention.
Guys it's a normal behavior ,"Mak" who invent the face book community is "Jewish"
ReplyDelete@ هوندا
ReplyDeleteActually it's sick and unfair at all measures.
When the content is against Zionism, it gets wiped into oblivion immediately. But when it's against Islam or even Christianity, it's left there, never gets deleted at all as if no crime is being committed at all, no matter how bad and racist it is.
How, on Earth is this fair?
However, I myself got sick of FB and deactivated my account a couple of weeks ago.
[...] jordaniano Jad Madi, que descreve a si mesmo simplesmente como “do Oriente M√©dio”, mudou seu nome [En] no site para “Gaza Jad Madi” hoje depois de descobrir as alegadas censuras no [...]
ReplyDeletehmm, good strategy, i think there is one better, lets delete our facebook accounts all together :) still wont affect a thing but it will set our mindsets into a new direction, a rejecting mindset, im fedup with playing hide and seek
ReplyDeletealthough i think being on facebook really helps deliver lots of messages, you gotta understand it no longer is letting the world know, the world already knows, its letting our selves know, what the way out is...
on another point, do you have evidence they took down anti-zionist content? or is this another emotional break-down?
Mariam Ayyash
ReplyDeleteFollow the link.
[...] publica en Twitter que Facebook no le permite usar las ‚Äúhashtags‚Äù #gaza o #palestine. Y el blogger jordano Jad Madi ha cambiado su nombre por el de ‚ÄúGaza Jad Madi‚Äù despu?©s de leer una denuncia de censura del blogger palestino Shuger [...]
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ReplyDeletei dont know man i followed the link, still didnt get any authentic news, ya3ni who is this dude? what is his profile? i know ur gonna say this cannot be proved but we are all stating anti-zionist content on facebook, shelme3na noone talked to us? im not defending by the way, i know it could happen, i just think it looks to me more of a demoralizing strategy by our enemy... that is plausible isnt it?
ReplyDeleteStop saying Israel Say IsraHell , in you writing , chat , talk , conversations and artwork .
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