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Photos: ‘Day of Rage’ rocks Jabalya refugee camp in Gaza after Trump’s Jerusalem announcement

Gazans in Jabalya refugee camp demonstrate at a Day of Rage over Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, Dec. 7, 2017. Photo by Mahmoud Abu Salama of We Are Not Numbers.
Gazans in Jabalya refugee camp demonstrate at a Day of Rage over Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, Dec. 7, 2017. Photo by Mahmoud Abu Salama of We Are Not Numbers.
Gazans in Jabalya refugee camp demonstrate at a Day of Rage over Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, Dec. 7, 2017. Photo by Mahmoud Abu Salama of We Are Not Numbers.
Gazans in Jabalya refugee camp demonstrate at a Day of Rage over Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, Dec. 7, 2017. Photo by Mahmoud Abu Salama of We Are Not Numbers.

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Maybe someone can explain this to me.

This camp is in the middle of Gaza. Why are they burning tires and “protesting” when they are the only ones there? Or this is just for the photo-op?

This is what the Lobby wants. WE will be shown pics and film of Palestinians rioting and speaking against America and be told they hate us for our freedom and hate Jews cuz they are racists and this will be used to continue killing Palestinians and driving them out of their land.

What human problem has burning tires ever NOT solved? Malaria, poverty, homelessness, polio, cancer, homicide, political strife, you name it – all these issues can be most successfully resolved by the burning of tires. All these kids spending time studying math in the middle of the night and learning to be surgeons – losers.

Nothing is certain or absolute (Heisenberg principle). Nonetheless, a reasonable prediction is that the proportion of engineers and doctors (or future ones) in crowds of people burning tires is relatively low. (Anywhere, for any reason).

these are incredible photos by Mahmoud Abu Salama. did you know he won the 2017 National Geographic Abu Dhabi photography competition People’s Choice Award:

http://www.mrpinglife.com/fine-living/art/national-geographic-abu-dhabi-moments-2017-celebrations/

check out his winning photo, so beautiful.

it’s an honor having photos of this quality on mondoweiss.