10 I'm writing this article in mid-November from 39°N 2°E. In Palma, of course. Today we reached 26°C and the low didn't drop below 20°C. Before this article is published, the high will fall nine degrees below today's low, and the snow level will be at 600 meters. By the end of the week, we'll see another rise above "normal" values. A sprawling summer and a rollercoaster of temperatures—a lethal combination for nature reserves, agriculture, and safety. From my window, I see Christmas decorations, churro stands, and chestnut vendors. People are strolling around in sandals, shorts, and tank tops. They don't seem worried.

]]> These days, when the reality of the era of humanity we have been called to live through far exceeds, and is worse than, the worst scenarios we thought possible regarding the genocidal impunity of the State of Israel against Palestine, are precisely when the (im)possible are in dispute. And this is shown to us by the people of Palestine themselves and the determination of the Global Sumud Flotilla, which, as I write this article, and despite the illegal detention of part of that flotilla, continues its course toward Gaza to break Israel's murderous siege. We need the impossible, now more than ever.

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