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Cardinal Red Dad Cap
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Native dad cap with snapback
$35.00
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Palestinian Flag Snapbacks
Original price was: $40.00.Current price is: $35.00.
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Always Hustle Snapback w/ Logo
Original price was: $40.00.Current price is: $30.00.
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Herringbone snapbacks
Original price was: $40.00.Current price is: $18.00.
Gray Resist Snapback
$40.00
Brown Classic Snapback
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Sunset Resist Hat
Original price was: $40.00.Current price is: $30.00.
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Resist Rope Snapback
Original price was: $40.00.Current price is: $25.00.
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Muqawama (Resistance) Snapback
Original price was: $40.00.Current price is: $22.00.

I love how much my parents support our brand. They

Eid Mubarak to all. I know it’s hard to celebrat

Eid Mubarak to all.
I know it’s hard to celebrate while our people in Palestine and Lebanon are suffering, but this is when they need us most not to turn away, but to rise for them.

Our people need us. They need our help.And through @unrwausa , this is possible.

They are on the ground, making a real impact for Palestinian refugees providing food, medicine, education, and dignity.

Please, donate any amount. Whatever you can.
Together, we can make a difference.
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Please tell us your amazing memories of sitting in

Please tell us your amazing memories of sitting in your veranda back home. Does this picture bring back any memories like it does for me. This picture is life.
If you took a picture of any Palestinian household, you’d see something similar. a door surrounded by flowers that opens into a veranda. The veranda is the heart of the home. It’s where our great-grandparents, grandparents, parents, aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends gathered. It’s where stories were told,milestones celebrated: graduations, weddings, holidays. Life happened there. It’s where Teta and Mama prepped dinner and waited for their dough to rise.

One of my favorite childhood memories was coming home from school and seeing my Teta sitting there alone, soaking in the sun, tending to her plants… or Mama, smoking a cigarette near the open window, letting the cool air drift through. She would always greet us both with, “Hi Habaybi.” She would take us from the veranda straight to the kitchen.

And the cats every Palestinian household has them. Not just one or two, but a whole family of outdoor cats, living in our backyards, eating our food. They all had the same names.

The old outdoor table witnessed long nights of laughter, debates, dancing, and barbecues. Then there’s the ashtray on the table filled with Mama’s cigarettes. The stress and anxiety of living under occupation weighed heavy on our families.

My brother and I left New York and moved back home when we were young. At first, we were against it just two spoiled Palestinian Americans, caught up in the materialistic emptiness of life in the States. But Palestine changed us. It grounded us. It made us the men we are today. It connected us not only to our culture, heritage, and traditions, but to the roots of humanity itself.
I pray that one day, all of our people will use their ancestors’ keys to open the doors to the homes that were stolen from them. That everyone who has been denied entry for standing firm in their love for Palestine will return. And that we will celebrate that return together. I hope we’ll all take pictures like this, in front of our homes, all across Palestine.

Ever get bored of your daily routine? Wishing for

Ever get bored of your daily routine? Wishing for change, not realizing the blessing it is to have one? The blessing of being able to predict your days, to know where you’ll sleep tonight, to wake up in your home, to plan your weekend and to complain about traffic, work, or errands etc

Our people in Gaza and so many around the world don’t have that privilege. They don’t have the comfort of routine. They don’t have the security of knowing if they’ll wake up tomorrow, or if their home will still be standing, or if their loved ones will be safe. Their lives are spent surviving, not living.

We have what so many wish for, and sometimes we forget. So let’s remind ourselves daily to be grateful for what we have whether it’s small or big. And let’s hold space for those living under occupation, in war, and in displacement.

I pray that one day, our people in Gaza, and every oppressed person in the world, will have the chance to live the life they deserve with peace, with freedom, and with the simple, beautiful routine they long for.

One day, inshaAllah, every oppressed soul will get to live the life they deserve. #life #live

We are changing the world, and we can’t stop. We

We are changing the world, and we can’t stop. We can’t slow down. Keep educating people on the truth. Keep sharing, posting, and speaking up. Keep wearing your pieces proudly so people ask about the designs, about the message, and about what’s happening. Every conversation matters. Every action counts. We love you all keep going. The world is watching, and together we’re making a difference. #together

By supporting the #Gaza5K, you can help improve th

By supporting the #Gaza5K, you can help improve the mental well-being and quality of life of refugee children in Palestine. Join me and @unrwausa in showing these children that Americans care. Sign up for the May 31st event and start your fundraising via the link in the bio.

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