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Across the Muslim world, people prepare for the Day of Arafah with peace and prayer. They fast by choice, seeking closeness to God. At sunset, they break their fasts with warm meals, surrounded by safety and light.

But in Gaza, fasting is not only an act of worship, but a forced reality as well. Hunger and starvation has been weaponized and the illegal occupation have been killing Palestinians under the guise of “aid distribution”. Read the story of Mohammed Al-Derawi, reported by .alburai

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Today is the last day to vote early in person before Primary Election Day on July 30th! All of you heard that the war criminal himself addressed most of Congress, as they excessively applauded his lies and propaganda to undermine the plight of the Palestinians. This election will give you the power to exercise your civic duty and make change for the better.

I’ll remind you again why voting is crucial for the future and betterment of society:

1. Policy influence: By voting, we can support candidates and initiatives that align with our values and priorities, shaping the policies that affect our lives and communities all around the world

2. Accountability: Elections hold leaders accountable to their constituents, incentivizing them to act in the public interest or risk losing their position in government.

3. Social progress: Voting has historically been a driver of social change, from civil rights to environmental protection. It allows communities to drive change and address injustices committed by corrupt politicians.

4. Civic engagement: The act of voting encourages broader civic participation and awareness of political issues, creating a more informed and engaged citizenry. We must engage. Silence is not an option

5. Legitimacy of government: High voter turnout strengthens the legitimacy of elected officials and the democratic system as a whole. We must come together in huge numbers in support for politicians who call for the end to genocide.

6. Long-term planning: Voting allows us to influence long-term decisions that will affect future generations, such as infrastructure investments, foreign policy, and healthcare.

7. Collective problem-solving: Through voting, we can harness the collective wisdom of society to address complex challenges facing the nation, such as political hypocrisy and complicity to genocide.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Remember to do your research and due diligence before submitting your ballots and make the right choice!

Another reminder that the AZ Primary Election on July 30th is fast approaching and the last day to mail your ballot is tomorrow, June 23rd. Again, here are some reasons to keep in mind of why voting is crucial for the future and betterment of society:

1. Policy influence: By voting, we can support candidates and initiatives that align with our values and priorities, shaping the policies that affect our lives and communities all around the world

2. Accountability: Elections hold leaders accountable to their constituents, incentivizing them to act in the public interest or risk losing their position in government.

3. Social progress: Voting has historically been a driver of social change, from civil rights to environmental protection. It allows communities to drive change and address injustices committed by corrupt politicians.

4. Civic engagement: The act of voting encourages broader civic participation and awareness of political issues, creating a more informed and engaged citizenry. We must engage. Silence is not an option

5. Legitimacy of government: High voter turnout strengthens the legitimacy of elected officials and the democratic system as a whole. We must come together in huge numbers in support for politicians who call for the end to genocide.

6. Long-term planning: Voting allows us to influence long-term decisions that will affect future generations, such as infrastructure investments, foreign policy, and healthcare.

7. Collective problem-solving: Through voting, we can harness the collective wisdom of society to address complex challenges facing the nation, such as political hypocrisy and complicity to genocide.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Remember to do your research and due diligence before submitting your ballots and make the right choice!