𓂆 deeja🫒
@deedeehimawari • 8,153 subscribers
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i wanna be a human before i do some art it’s a cruel world but it’s gonn be my part
𓂆 deeja🫒548,587 views • 2 years ago
where is the worlds outrage? the west is still up in arm over FICTIONAL stories that have been confirmed to be lies over and over again. where is the same outrage for palestinian women? where are the white feminists? does this not make you wanna scream and pull all your hair out?
𓂆 deeja🫒142,880 views • 2 years ago
the second oldest olive tree in the world is the Al Badawi tree in Al Walaja, a village on the outskirts of Bethlehem. it’s estimated to be about 5000 years old by scientists. the tree holds religious, spiritual, historical, and cultural significance and is a pilgrimage site for many visitors from abroad. for the residents of Al Walaja it has also become a symbol of resistance, after their village was destroyed and they lost about 70% of their land to the settlers. Salah Abu Ali, the owner of the land where the tree is located, has dedicated his life to protecting and nurturing the olive tree. just like his father did, he often sleeps under the tree to guard it. and so do his sons. the tree has beautiful nicknames such as “the fortress” or “the mother of olives”. it is known that the older the tree, the better the quality and taste of the olives & olive oil they produce. so you can only imagine the fruits this beauty produces. as i’ve mentioned a couple of times before, archaeobotany is an extremely important part of our palestinian identity. olive trees are among the oldest inhabitants of palestine. “this tree represents an integral part of our identity and our resistance against the israeli occupation.” - Salah Abu Ali
𓂆 deeja🫒35,529 views • 2 years ago
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