“States must demand the immediate and safe return of all [flotilla members] detained and allow unhindered access to Gaza for the other ships. They must also press Israel to lift its suffocating 18-year blockade and allow humanitarian aid to be delivered through all crossings into and throughout Gaza now.” — Agnes Callamard, Secretary General, @amnesty The flotilla is an urgent humanitarian response to Israel’s blockade and starvation of Gaza—and also a reminder that governments have failed in this moment, making this peaceful, humanitarian mission necessary. Flotilla volunteers from around the world — including U.S. veterans, European parliamentarians, journalists, medics and lawyers — are being unlawfully imprisoned for trying to deliver aid to civilians. There are reports of abuse and mistreatment of detainees, a reality imprisoned Palestinians, many without due process, face daily. Our leaders must act for the safe release of remaining detained flotilla volunteers, full access for incoming ships, and a permanent end to Israel’s blockade and bombing of Gaza. Take Action: globalsumudflotilla.org/contact-officials Read Amnesty International’s full statement at the link in bio. #LetAidIn #PermanentCeasefireNow #CompassionMustPrevail
“States must demand the immediate and safe return of all [flotilla members] detained and allow unhindered access to Gaza for the other ships. They must also press Israel to lift its suffocating 18-year blockade and allow humanitarian aid to be delivered through all crossings into and throughout Gaza now.” — Agnes Callamard, Secretary General, @amnesty The flotilla is an urgent humanitarian response to Israel’s blockade and starvation of Gaza—and also a reminder that governments have failed in this moment, making this peaceful, humanitarian mission necessary. Flotilla volunteers from around the world — including U.S. veterans, European parliamentarians, journalists, medics and lawyers — are being unlawfully imprisoned for trying to deliver aid to civilians. There are reports of abuse and mistreatment of detainees, a reality imprisoned Palestinians, many without due process, face daily. Our leaders must act for the safe release of remaining detained flotilla volunteers, full access for incoming ships, and a permanent end to Israel’s blockade and bombing of Gaza. Take Action: globalsumudflotilla.org/contact-officials Read Amnesty International’s full statement at the link in bio. #LetAidIn #PermanentCeasefireNow #CompassionMustPrevail
in a coordinated action with @jewishvoiceforpeace chapters across california, we @jvp.la members occupied Adam Schiff’s office to make our demands clear: stop taking AIPAC money, arms embargo on israel now, remember who you work for.
Meet Hannah Einbinder: comedian, activist and star of @hacks on HBO. “I don’t know that I ever really had like a clear concept that this would be my career,” @hannaheinbinder says. An LA girl to the core, Einbinder has received three Primetime Emmy Award nominations, three Golden Globe Award nominations, and won a Critics’ Choice Award for the role of Ava. “It was yet another feather in the surreal cap of this reality that was thrust upon me,” she tells PAPER of the award nominations. “It was so surreal.” At the #linkinbio, Einbinder opens up about pursuing acting and comedy, performing stand-up on The Late Show and speaking up for human rights in the Middle East during her acceptance speech at the @humanrightscampaign Dinner. photography @dievilmot styling @angelinacantu hair @jerrodrobertshair makeup @miajonesmua lighting @iamskaiz photo assistant @xndhfm styling assistants @j_____em, @monicamcmahonn editor-in-chief @justintmoran managing editor @mattdwille editorial producer @angelinacantu story @laracroftbarbie location @sohograndhotel
Meet Hannah Einbinder: comedian, activist and star of @hacks on HBO. “I don’t know that I ever really had like a clear concept that this would be my career,” @hannaheinbinder says. An LA girl to the core, Einbinder has received three Primetime Emmy Award nominations, three Golden Globe Award nominations, and won a Critics’ Choice Award for the role of Ava. “It was yet another feather in the surreal cap of this reality that was thrust upon me,” she tells PAPER of the award nominations. “It was so surreal.” At the #linkinbio, Einbinder opens up about pursuing acting and comedy, performing stand-up on The Late Show and speaking up for human rights in the Middle East during her acceptance speech at the @humanrightscampaign Dinner. photography @dievilmot styling @angelinacantu hair @jerrodrobertshair makeup @miajonesmua lighting @iamskaiz photo assistant @xndhfm styling assistants @j_____em, @monicamcmahonn editor-in-chief @justintmoran managing editor @mattdwille editorial producer @angelinacantu story @laracroftbarbie location @sohograndhotel
Meet Hannah Einbinder: comedian, activist and star of @hacks on HBO. “I don’t know that I ever really had like a clear concept that this would be my career,” @hannaheinbinder says. An LA girl to the core, Einbinder has received three Primetime Emmy Award nominations, three Golden Globe Award nominations, and won a Critics’ Choice Award for the role of Ava. “It was yet another feather in the surreal cap of this reality that was thrust upon me,” she tells PAPER of the award nominations. “It was so surreal.” At the #linkinbio, Einbinder opens up about pursuing acting and comedy, performing stand-up on The Late Show and speaking up for human rights in the Middle East during her acceptance speech at the @humanrightscampaign Dinner. photography @dievilmot styling @angelinacantu hair @jerrodrobertshair makeup @miajonesmua lighting @iamskaiz photo assistant @xndhfm styling assistants @j_____em, @monicamcmahonn editor-in-chief @justintmoran managing editor @mattdwille editorial producer @angelinacantu story @laracroftbarbie location @sohograndhotel
Meet Hannah Einbinder: comedian, activist and star of @hacks on HBO. “I don’t know that I ever really had like a clear concept that this would be my career,” @hannaheinbinder says. An LA girl to the core, Einbinder has received three Primetime Emmy Award nominations, three Golden Globe Award nominations, and won a Critics’ Choice Award for the role of Ava. “It was yet another feather in the surreal cap of this reality that was thrust upon me,” she tells PAPER of the award nominations. “It was so surreal.” At the #linkinbio, Einbinder opens up about pursuing acting and comedy, performing stand-up on The Late Show and speaking up for human rights in the Middle East during her acceptance speech at the @humanrightscampaign Dinner. photography @dievilmot styling @angelinacantu hair @jerrodrobertshair makeup @miajonesmua lighting @iamskaiz photo assistant @xndhfm styling assistants @j_____em, @monicamcmahonn editor-in-chief @justintmoran managing editor @mattdwille editorial producer @angelinacantu story @laracroftbarbie location @sohograndhotel
Meet Hannah Einbinder: comedian, activist and star of @hacks on HBO. “I don’t know that I ever really had like a clear concept that this would be my career,” @hannaheinbinder says. An LA girl to the core, Einbinder has received three Primetime Emmy Award nominations, three Golden Globe Award nominations, and won a Critics’ Choice Award for the role of Ava. “It was yet another feather in the surreal cap of this reality that was thrust upon me,” she tells PAPER of the award nominations. “It was so surreal.” At the #linkinbio, Einbinder opens up about pursuing acting and comedy, performing stand-up on The Late Show and speaking up for human rights in the Middle East during her acceptance speech at the @humanrightscampaign Dinner. photography @dievilmot styling @angelinacantu hair @jerrodrobertshair makeup @miajonesmua lighting @iamskaiz photo assistant @xndhfm styling assistants @j_____em, @monicamcmahonn editor-in-chief @justintmoran managing editor @mattdwille editorial producer @angelinacantu story @laracroftbarbie location @sohograndhotel
Meet Hannah Einbinder: comedian, activist and star of @hacks on HBO. “I don’t know that I ever really had like a clear concept that this would be my career,” @hannaheinbinder says. An LA girl to the core, Einbinder has received three Primetime Emmy Award nominations, three Golden Globe Award nominations, and won a Critics’ Choice Award for the role of Ava. “It was yet another feather in the surreal cap of this reality that was thrust upon me,” she tells PAPER of the award nominations. “It was so surreal.” At the #linkinbio, Einbinder opens up about pursuing acting and comedy, performing stand-up on The Late Show and speaking up for human rights in the Middle East during her acceptance speech at the @humanrightscampaign Dinner. photography @dievilmot styling @angelinacantu hair @jerrodrobertshair makeup @miajonesmua lighting @iamskaiz photo assistant @xndhfm styling assistants @j_____em, @monicamcmahonn editor-in-chief @justintmoran managing editor @mattdwille editorial producer @angelinacantu story @laracroftbarbie location @sohograndhotel
POV: You went to the #Hacks season four premiere party. 🤩 Swipe to see exclusive photos with #HannahEinbinder, #JeanSmart and the rest of the cast from the critically-acclaimed series. Catch season four of Hacks premiering April 10 on Max. 📷 : Myles Hendrik @myleshendrik
POV: You went to the #Hacks season four premiere party. 🤩 Swipe to see exclusive photos with #HannahEinbinder, #JeanSmart and the rest of the cast from the critically-acclaimed series. Catch season four of Hacks premiering April 10 on Max. 📷 : Myles Hendrik @myleshendrik
POV: You went to the #Hacks season four premiere party. 🤩 Swipe to see exclusive photos with #HannahEinbinder, #JeanSmart and the rest of the cast from the critically-acclaimed series. Catch season four of Hacks premiering April 10 on Max. 📷 : Myles Hendrik @myleshendrik
POV: You went to the #Hacks season four premiere party. 🤩 Swipe to see exclusive photos with #HannahEinbinder, #JeanSmart and the rest of the cast from the critically-acclaimed series. Catch season four of Hacks premiering April 10 on Max. 📷 : Myles Hendrik @myleshendrik
UNDER THE RUBBLE is a poem I published last year in The New Yorker magazine and later in my book Forest of Noise. It’s the second anniversary of an ongoing, live-streamed genocide. And still, the poem keeps happening, taking away more loved ones, more loved places, more of me.
UNDER THE RUBBLE is a poem I published last year in The New Yorker magazine and later in my book Forest of Noise. It’s the second anniversary of an ongoing, live-streamed genocide. And still, the poem keeps happening, taking away more loved ones, more loved places, more of me.
UNDER THE RUBBLE is a poem I published last year in The New Yorker magazine and later in my book Forest of Noise. It’s the second anniversary of an ongoing, live-streamed genocide. And still, the poem keeps happening, taking away more loved ones, more loved places, more of me.
UNDER THE RUBBLE is a poem I published last year in The New Yorker magazine and later in my book Forest of Noise. It’s the second anniversary of an ongoing, live-streamed genocide. And still, the poem keeps happening, taking away more loved ones, more loved places, more of me.
UNDER THE RUBBLE is a poem I published last year in The New Yorker magazine and later in my book Forest of Noise. It’s the second anniversary of an ongoing, live-streamed genocide. And still, the poem keeps happening, taking away more loved ones, more loved places, more of me.
UNDER THE RUBBLE is a poem I published last year in The New Yorker magazine and later in my book Forest of Noise. It’s the second anniversary of an ongoing, live-streamed genocide. And still, the poem keeps happening, taking away more loved ones, more loved places, more of me.
UNDER THE RUBBLE is a poem I published last year in The New Yorker magazine and later in my book Forest of Noise. It’s the second anniversary of an ongoing, live-streamed genocide. And still, the poem keeps happening, taking away more loved ones, more loved places, more of me.
UNDER THE RUBBLE is a poem I published last year in The New Yorker magazine and later in my book Forest of Noise. It’s the second anniversary of an ongoing, live-streamed genocide. And still, the poem keeps happening, taking away more loved ones, more loved places, more of me.
