This #NakbaDay, 100s of our members sent photos opposing the #OngoingNakba in Jerusalem.
Our Jewish solidarity shows that Israel's expulsions are not about religion but about land theft, ethnic cleansing, and ethnic supremacy — just as they were in 1948.
In Sheikh Jarrah and Silwan, 1,500 Palestinians face the threat of forced displacement and home demolitions by Israeli settlers working in collusion with the Israeli government and military.
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Most families in these neighborhoods are refugees from the beginning of the Nakba in 1948, when Zionist militas violently expelled 750,000 Palestinians from their homes. For them, their impending forced displacement in 2021 is especially painful.
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Whether in 1948 or 2021, expulsions of Palestinians are the result of the same settler-colonial project: Zionism. In the settlers' own words, this wave of Israeli settler home theft is a “continuation of the Zionist project,” which has been executed “at Arabs’ expense."
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As Jews, our solidarity with the Palestinians of Sheikh Jarrah and Silwan undermines the narratives of Israeli settlers, who claim that their violence both serves and represents all Jews and Judaism.
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We unequivocally stand with Palestinians working to end the ongoing Nakba.
On August 18, the Trump regime — at the urging of pro-genocide politicians like Marco Rubio and Laura Loomer — announced it would freeze all visas for Palestinians from Gaza seeking to enter the US.
Nearly two years into funding the genocide that continues to cause thousands of life-altering injuries, the US is deliberately exacerbating the violence it is funding by denying safe passage, life-saving medical care, and freedom of movement to the very people it is helps injure. 🧵
As Jews who know our history, we recognize that the US denying entry to, and hindering the movement of, Palestinians facing genocide is the same violent tactic that was used to target our Jewish families fleeing state violence before and during World War II.
When the MS St. Louis circled the coast of Florida in 1939, carrying 907 European Jews fleeing Nazi persecution, it was President Roosevelt who made the infamous choice to deny them entry to the United States, forcing them to return to Nazi Germany and their deaths.
It was a choice for the US government to deny safe passage to 907 Jews fleeing Nazi persecution. And right now, as the Israeli military drops bombs drop on over 2 million displaced and starved Palestinians, we know that it is the choice of Israeli officials to enact genocide on Palestinians.
It was a choice for our government to send $30 billion to the Israeli military over the last 22 months, and it is the choice of our elected officials to continue to not call for an arms embargo.
Journalists across Palestine are issuing an urgent appeal: This is the final call for international journalists to pressure their governments and come to Gaza.
This call follows the deliberate assassination of a group of Palestinian journalists inside Nasser hospital and the subsequent acceleration of the Israeli military’s occupation of Gaza City.
To the Israeli government, even Palestinian trees pose a so-called security threat.
This past weekend, in just three days, the Israeli military uprooted 10,000 olive trees in al-Mughayyir village, in the occupied West Bank. Some of the trees were over 100 years-old.
The Israeli military’s Central Command Chief Avi Bluth said about the order: "Uprooting the trees was intended to deter everyone. Not just this village, but any village."
This act of environmental destruction is collective punishment, aimed at destroying Palestinian livelihood and severing Palestinian connection to their land. We stand with Palestinians in al-Mughayyir, as they grieve the loss of 10,000 olive trees.
Educators for Palestine Claims Victory Against Racism and Hate, Despite NEA Board Decision 🧵
Washington, D.C. | Educators for Palestine is deeply disappointed with the decision of the National Education Association’s Board of Directors to nullify the majority vote to “Drop the ADL” at its recent convention.
This action was taken despite the fact that the July 2025 NEA Representative Assembly delegates took the historic step to direct the NEA to, “not use, endorse, or publicize any materials from the Anti-Defamation League (ADL),” such as its curricular materials or its statistics.
On Friday, July 18, the NEA Board of Directors voted not to act on NBI#39, a resolution that called for ending NEA’s use of ADL materials, professional development, and data. Succumbing to pressure put on the NEA by outside, right-wing groups like the ADL, harms union power.
When Israel launched its assault against Palestinians in Gaza, violence in the occupied West Bank skyrocketed, another front in its war of annihilation. Since October 7, 2023, settlers and the Israeli military have killed at least 1,000 Palestinians in the occupied West Bank. In the first six months of 2025, settlers carried out over 2,000 attacks in full coordination with the Israeli military.
These attacks are far from isolated incidents; they are a key part of the Israeli government’s policy of de facto annexation. The Israeli military both enables and relies on settlers to carry out violence against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank, like home demolitions and land grabs, in order to further the Israeli government’s goals of ethnic cleansing and total occupation.
After a temporary ceasefire agreement was reached in Gaza in January of this year, Israel accelerated its theft of Palestinian land in the occupied West Bank. Just days after the agreement came into effect, the Israeli military launched “Operation Iron Wall” that targeted refugee camps including Jenin, Tulkarem, and Nur Shams.
Yesterday, 12 countries announced their commitment to a full arms embargo on the Israeli government. The resolution comes out of an emergency summit in Bogota where members of the Hague Group gathered to coordinate legal and diplomatic action to counter the “climate of impunity” for Israeli war crimes that is enabled by the US and other countries.
Over 30 nations gathered in Bogota this week, including Algeria, Bolivia, Botswana, Brazil, Chile, China, Cuba, Djibouti, Honduras, Indonesia, Iraq, Ireland, Lebanon, Libya, Malaysia, Mexico, Namibia, Nicaragua, Norway, Oman, Pakistan, Palestine, Portugal, Spain, Qatar, Turkey, Slovenia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Uruguay, and Venezuela.
So far, Bolivia, Colombia, Cuba, Indonesia, Iraq, Libya, Malaysia, Namibia, Nicaragua, Oman, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, and South Africa have signed on to a set of six concrete measures that constitute a comprehensive arms embargo. The group says, “These measures show that we will no longer allow international law to be treated as optional, or Palestinian life as disposable. [These measures] break the ties of complicity with Israel’s campaign of devastation in Palestine.”