Author: Mohammed Suliman

Mohammed Sulaiman is a PhD candidate in Australia.

Israel and ‘The Right to Maim’

Post author By Mohammed Suliman
Post date December 16, 2017
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Ibrahim Abu Thorayya,29, whose both legs were amputated during the 2008 war on Gaza, was killed yesterday by Israeli occupation sniper fire. Photo taken on 19 May (AFP) during a protest against the occupation.

“Debility is part of a war tactic central to settler colonial regimes and to imperialism more broadly.”

Why I Am Not a Humanist

Post author By Mohammed Suliman
Post date November 25, 2017
4 Comments on Why I Am Not a Humanist

“It is not coincidental that the boundaries of the human seem to correspond with the West.”

archives Syria and the Left

Wretched of the Earth: Thoughts on Syria, Palestine and Discourse

Post author By Mohammed Suliman
Post date October 18, 2016
12 Comments on Wretched of the Earth: Thoughts on Syria, Palestine and Discourse

As a Palestinian from Gaza, Assad means nothing to me.

Tags The Left and Syria