A five-minute scroll

A Palestinian man carries the body of a baby recovered from the rubble of the Jabalia refugee camp, one day after an airstrike hit the area, in northern Gaza, 01 November 2023. More than 8,500 Palestinians and at least 1,400 Israelis have been killed, according to the IDF and the Palestinian health authority, since Hamas militants launched an attack against Israel from the Gaza Strip on 07 October, and the Israeli operations in Gaza and the West Bank which followed it. EPA/MOHAMMED SABER ATTENTION EDITORS: GRAPHIC CONTENT Image:AAP/EPA/epaselect epa10953264

Events in Jabalia over the weekend have still not shocked the world into action; men, women and children rounded up shared with the world in footage taken by IDF soldiers. We are awakened to the knowledge Australia’s US bases are take off points for US planes heading to the Middle East and witness the protest in London that shut down the Tower Bridge. We are reminded of a time when our Prime Minister stood up for Palestine and our King didn’t stand up for Gough Whitlam, who passed away on this day ten years ago. Monday, a five-minute scroll.

The Israeli military has released footage showing dozens of Palestinians being rounded up in besieged northern Gaza

@AJEnglish

Jabalia camp is being decimated
@mhdksafa

In what world can these components come together in one picture?
@Wizard__Bisan

What would you do if you lived under a system that treated your children like this?
@AdameMedia

When the Prime Minister spoke up for Palestine
@ACTINOSProject

When US bases in Australia were used in the bombing of Houthi facilities
@JaniceB72627796

Protestors shut down London Bridge
@MiddleEastEye

Follow the history of Gaza by map
@bothness

The King and Kerr
@PhillipAdams_1

On this day in 2014, the Hon Gough Whitlam AC QC, Australia’s 21st Prime Minister, passed away at age 98
@Whitlam_Inst