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  Ekelund 🇩🇰🇮🇱 🇺🇦🇮🇷 (@ekelund2412)

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  Med Israel for fred - Danmark (@miffdk)

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  22:05

  Ekelund 🇩🇰🇮🇱 🇺🇦🇮🇷 (@ekelund2412)

  RT @miffno (Med Israel for fred (MIFF)): 🚛 Myte: Israel sulter ut Gaza. Sannheten? Israel fasiliterer enorme mengder humanitær hjelp hver dag. Problemet er ofte at Hamas beslaglegger varene for sine egne krigere. #nødhjelp #humanitært #gaza #israel #sannheten https://t.co/UzVTntZfAJ

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  17:07

  Ekelund 🇩🇰🇮🇱 🇺🇦🇮🇷 (@ekelund2412)

  RT @RawaneOsmane (Rawan Osman روان عثمان): On Yoel Solomon Street in Jerusalem, you can buy a keffiyeh. Right at the heart of the country. The keffiyeh is not Palestinian. Its name comes from Kufa, a city in Iraq that goes back to ancient Mesopotamia, worn by Sumerians and Babylonians long before there was a Palestinian national movement. Bedouins and farmers wore it for centuries against sun and sand. Only in the twentieth century did it turn political, when Palestinian fighters adopted it in the 1930s revolt, and Arafat later made it his signature. From a Western point of view, it reads as terr0r*sm. From an Arab point of view, it reads as resistance. Both readings agree on one thing: the keffiyeh is tied to violence. Whether that violence is justified is a separate argument, but nobody can deny the association of the keffiyeh with violence even when they endorse “resistance.” That violence has one target: the Jewish state. And still, the keffiyeh is sold here, openly, in the same state accused of oppression, apartheid, fascism. Israel doesn’t ban the symbol of its enemies, although it should, as any country would. Some critics call me a propagandist. They say I whitewash Israel. But I once stood in their shoes and believed what they believed. Then I traveled Israel, and I understood the country is nothing like what people imagine. #Israel #keffiyeh #jerusalem

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  09:27

  Med Israel for fred - Danmark (@miffdk)

  Tusind tak til min dansk-palæstinensiske Israel-ven, der viste at vi har flere venner end vi regner med❤️ #Israel #Danmark #MedIsraelForFred https://t.co/zOmEuky8Fi