@shado.mag What do Zionism and big oil have to do with each other? Alongside Energy Embargo for Palestine, an anti-imperialist climate group based in Britain, shado has recently released the “Pipleine to Genocide” report, breaking down the role of BP (British Patroleum) and the British state in fuelling genocide in...
@shado.mag shado x Makan on Disability Justice in Gaza. We often hear about the extremely high disability rates in Gaza, and how Israel pursues disablement as an intentional strategy in its aggressions on Gaza. But, how can the Palestinian experience here inform our understanding of disability justice, and how can...
Reflections from theatre shows Application 39 and Return to Palestine
Text: Hannah Robathan and Isabella PearceImage: Elia J. Ayoub
Elia J. Ayoub on human rights violations, settler colonialism and what’s next
Optics and making: in conversation with Wafa Hourani
@shado.mag Sara explains Israeli pinkwashing and how it is used as a propaganda tactic with the aim of making Israel seem gay friendly to distract from its flagrant violence towards Palestine. They also explain how there is no queer liberation under colonism #shadomag #palestine #settlercolonialism #explained #blm #fromtherivertothsea #gaza #westbank...
Misinformation, lies and dehumanisation – how traditional media has failed Palestine
@shado.mag Sara explains how Britain have been complicit in Israeli settler colonialism, apartheid, occupation and genocide over Palestine since WWI and how Britain still continue today Check out these resources which shine a light on Britain’s ongoing complicity in Israeli violence and campaign to end it: caat.org.uk (Campaign Against Arms...
@shado.mag “You can have injustice and have peace […] so peace isn’t the answer, liberation is the answer.” Kwame Ture Peace for whom? Peace for what? Sara highlights two historic moments to know about when “peace” was supposedly on the table: 1) Back in 1947 when the UN drew up...
@shado.mag Sara breaks down what was happening in Gaza before October 7th 2023. It’s important for us to recognise that in a way the scale of the violence we’ve seen was bound to happen as it’s an escalation of a process that has been ongoing for decades. We didn’t do...
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Text: Amardeep Singh DhillonImage: Tinuke Fagborun
A call to direct action
There is no pride in arming genocide












