International Women’s Day is not much, not much | Opinion

On each March 8, the world is full of bright campaigns that call us “accelerate” and “including”. Propaging the powers of international women’s day, corporate sponsors, women in need of solidarity remaining for their own.

I hope that this year’s call to “speed up” means moving to all women – not only those who are neat to corporate feminism, media-friendly activity and elite success stories.

However, if history is any guide, the only movement that will accelerate is the female brand brand, seller, occupation, occupied and systematic violence.

From year to year, international women’s day are paradised as a moment of global solidarity, but priorities are carefully cleaned. Feminist structure, palate, media friendly and politically comfortable, here can be framed as women’s struggles, injustices, systematic injustices.

When Iranian women protest, they were covered with widespread Western support, when they burned their hijabs. When Ukrainian women take weapons, they greeted as a sustainable symbol. However, when Palestinian women passed their children’s bodies from rubbing their homes, they were silent or worse. The same feminist organizations who mobilize the “violence against women” are struggling to say the words “Gaza” or “genocide”.

In the UK, until this year’s international women’s day, the female and feminist organizations called the boycotes of the Afghan cricket team, the women who called for boycotting the boycott of the Afghanist team were held in “Voice of Voice in Afghanistan.” Because of course, this is how you take the Taliban – being sure they can’t play the cricket game.

This is what is going on for international solidarity: symbolic gestures that are not doing anything for women under unrighteous regimes, but they are morally superior to Western politicians.

It was clear to me: Afghan women deserve solidarity and support. The fight against a depressed regime is real, emergency and destructive – and yes, those who are sustainable are sexual apathy.

Admitting his suffering says the ranking ranking of the young man who uses his feminism as a political tool, while looking for Afghan women, bombing and wildly, the stairs are the ranking of the stairs.

The rise of the Taliban was not some natural act – it was a direct product of the British and the United States. After 20 years of occupation, the same sounds are now crying on the fate of Afghan women once armed and effective.

Where were these women’s deputies and major feminist organizations bombed because these women’s deputies, prominent feminists and pregnant women were born in the streets of Palestinian women? Where was the Snipers of Israel when was the target of female journalists like Shireen Abu Akleh? Where were the boycottians killed by the bombs made by the destruction of Palestinian girls’ homes?

The time and time again, we see the same example: Feminist anger is conventional, activist and solidarity is protected for those who do not object to the Western government. Afghan women deserve support. But this is the Palestinian women, women with water. Instead, the suffering is met with silence, doubt or clearly deletion.

International Women’s Day, a rooted call for equality, became a blank performance – feminist organizations and politicians who deserve justice and the western interests of women and where the western interests are the sacrifice of the altar.

Feminism has long been a powerful tool for the empire, a means of war and occupation – all is an excuse to “save women”. During the Algerian Independence War, the French also launched a campaign to present the imprisoned ceremonies and attend ceremonies and arrested ceremonies.

Of course, the French were never worried about gender equality in Algeria; They easily restricted education and employment for the women of Algeria. Their actions with the right to help women were dominated.

The same narrative of the helpless brown woman in need of white, was used to substantiate the last Western military intervention from Afghanistan. Today, we also see the same gamebook in Palestine.

Western frames Palestinian women are sacrificed – not a bomb, displacement or hunger. No, the real problem is called us, Palestinian men. Israeli officials and their Western allies are the same oriental Trope: Palestinian women should be deprived of their culture, their own nations, the occupied real suffering or dismissal.

Systems of women and children are considered a failed recording of more conflict than central atrocities. We see the same example again and again – when serving only one political agenda, these rights are crushed by the West’s supported air attacks and the weight of military occupation. This is not a solidarity. Feminist is the difficulty wrapped in rhetoric.

But who will benefit from the International Women’s Day this year? Tyrannical Western feminist narratives will be neatly adapted, will politicians, feminist organizations and preaching groups of primary women give themselves to a congratulatory glow? Or will be silenced, wipe and dehydrated women – “Generation of Activities” 17 months in order to accelerate, the 76-year-old colonial intention?

Is this just another “good” exercise where you can require support for women around the world without confrontation of feminism? Because this is, despite the really acceleration campaign, we must finally hear in standing for Palestinian women after 17 months of bombing, hunger and displacement.

But we know how it goes. Speeches will be made, the hashtags will be held in Trend, panel discussions – but the Gaza will be buried under the rubble, they will remain very politically unfavorable to remind them of suffering.

As for me, I join the feminist movement today – but let’s be clear, our agenda are not the same. I just struggled to hear, but I am marching for every Palestinian woman who brutally released the suffering with blind eyes and deaf ears in the genocide.

I – with countless women who refuse to remain silent, bending every girl’s lifeless body, every sister, who is forced to become an employee in one night, is looking for naked hands. And we – women who believe in faith and rejecting an anger of seniorness – this call will not only “hope” that this call means something; We will make sure you do.

We will make sure that Palestinian voices are heard. We will make sure you boycot the winners from Palestine’s oppression. We will make sure that we have tried every platform and every piece of platform, which normalizes the Palestinian sufferings.

To our Palestinian sisters: We feel your pain. We have taken your struggle in our hearts in the last 17 months and know that your struggle does not start – it refuses to disobedience 76 years.

Know this: Next year, on March 8, we will not only be inhabited by your suffering – you will be able to celebrate your victory. Because Western feminists love him to frame him, not “freedom” from your people, not your own men, but also from the colonial occupation of settlers. We hear you. We see you. We will not rest until the whole world live.

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