2026-10-30 Eauze J2 Street art Photos
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2026-10-30 Eauze J2 Street art Photos
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(NEW) Carrying a Sign
jacklowry47 posted a photo:
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Centenary Square Birmingham, West Midlands, England, United Kingdom, on Saturday 24 May 2025.
About the photograph.
This photo shows a lady or a transgender lady, holding up a placard showing her support for the Gaza people during the Gaza War, during the build-up of the Birmingham Pride parade that was getting ready around that time.
The photo was left in colour, instead of my usual convert to black and white, so that the colours of the flags and the text on the placard can be seen.
I had spotted her with that sign, but unfortunately didn’t get the auto focus locked on correctly, or the settings wrong, resulting in a not very good photo to me, but she was turning around, and I only had barely seconds to get the placard in full view.
About the event.
The Birmingham Pride started as a grassroots pride events and community gatherings as far back as 1972, however the official multi-day festival over the May bank holiday first started in 1997. The modern festival had been going on for 28 years at the time I took the photographs.
The parade route tends to start at Victoria Square, but at that time in 2025, the route was shifted to Centenary Square due to roadworks at New Street very near Victoria Square, needing the parade to be routed down Pinfold Street.
The parade usually has over 5,000 people from more than 150 organizations taking part in the parade, which tend to be approximately 1.5 miles in length, and would take them approximately 45 to 60 minutes to complete.
About as much as over 75,000 people would attend and watch the annual parade through the city.
The parade ends at Hurst Street in the Birmingham’s area known as Gay Village, where anyone who bought tickets could attend the street parties or the festival area.
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’10 days of siege in Hebron
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While the Israeli electorate was consumed by the election’s unclear results, Palestinians in the occupied West Bank continued enduring a variety of sieges, most prominently in Hebron.
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By October 29, Al Jazeera’s data unit counted 10 entrances sealed and about 5,000 people displaced. The city saw at least 120 arrests and 13 businesses demolished by Friday, when the army also blew up the homes of two men it blamed for an attack.
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Palestinian officials accused the government of using the operation to win settler votes; no Israeli official has said so outright. (…)
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But even with the operation over, the damage remains following more than 120 arrests and daily economic losses the governor put at 10 million to 12 million shekels ($3.2m to $3.8m) in a city responsible for about 40 percent of Palestinian industrial output. (…)
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But Hebron was only the largest of many closures that continue to plague the West Bank. In Masafer Yatta, at least 12 villages were cut off, and the Palestinian news agency Wafa reported that forces detained 10 teachers from the Jinba school on Sunday.
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Yousef Shanaran – who has been besieged in his home with his family in Wadi Rakhim for four weeks now – told Al Jazeera on Monday that settlers have now poisoned the well outside his family home, which the family already was unable to access for days at a time due to the siege. “No water, no food, nothing at all I’ve got,” he said. “Nobody is allowed to bring anything to us.”
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These sieges continue as settlers, and increasingly Israeli forces, disrupt the olive harvest across the West Bank. United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) documented 397 settler attacks causing casualties or damage in the first 26 days of October – a monthly high since OCHA began ing such incidents in 2006.
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Across villages, a familiar pattern has emerged: settlers attack pickers, the army declares a closed military zone and orders the farmers out, and the harvest is lost. (…)’ –
www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/11/3/palestine-weekly-electio… 03/11/2026
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