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.
“Sinjil is now a big prison,” explains Mousa Shabaneh, Palestinian resident of the occupied West Bank town, as Israeli forces installed a metal fence through his tree nursery. The fence surrounds and isolates the town, leaving only one sealed entrance, guarded by Israeli forces. 🧵
Over the past 20 months, the Israeli military has rapidly escalated its campaign of ethnic cleansing in the occupied West Bank, hand in hand with Israeli settler violence—displacing, killing, and erasing Palestinian communities at the fastest pace in decades.
@Mondoweiss reports that the Israeli government’s newly approved $90 million “Fabric of Life” project will force Palestinians to travel through underground tunnels, reserving surface roads for Israelis, in another attempt to force Palestinians out of Jerusalem. A single tunnel will connect 1.5 million Palestinians in the southern West Bank to the rest of the territory, effectively splitting the region in two. The project aims to remove Palestinians from areas near Jerusalem, expanding the Israeli government’s control from the city to the Jordan Valley.
In addition to its expanding violence throughout the entire region, the Israeli military is still slaughtering Palestinians in Gaza — and it's counting on all of us to be too distracted to pay attention. We refuse to look away.
Over the past month, the Israeli army has killed more than 526 Palestinians at US-operated and mercenary-run “aid distribution” centers in Gaza. Each incident follows a familiar pattern: Palestinians wait for hours in the baking heat, often are herded into caged enclosures, and then are suddenly shot at with no warning.
Following the deadly attacks, the US mercenaries distributing the aid either outright deny the killings, or claim that Israeli troops targeted “suspicious” individuals.
We are joining the Interfaith Action for Palestine June 29-July 1 in Washington, DC, to take on Christians United for Israel (CUFI), the largest pro-Israel and pro-genocide organization in the country. In the face of these far-right Christian extremists, we are supporting the largest interreligious protest for Palestine. Join us!
CUFI is the largest pro-Israel organization in the US, boasting over 8 million members (more than all American Jews combined).
Pastor John Hagee, CUFI’s CEO, is a notorious antisemite, racist, and homophobe, who said that Hitler was a “hunter” put on earth by God. He’s also a vocal supporter of the state of Israel.
Today is the beginning of Eid al-Adha, one of the most important holidays for Muslims. The holiday is usually observed by gathering with community in prayer, sharing a large meal, and donating to those in need.
But for the second year in a row, Israel is starving Palestinians on Eid al-Adha while continuing to commit genocide against them.
Everyone deserves to celebrate their holidays in safety and freedom. Palestinians shouldn't have to live like this on Eid or any other day.
In the past week since the Israeli government launched a widely condemned aid scheme, circumventing the UN to take control over the distribution of aid across Gaza, Israeli forces have opened fire multiple times on starving Palestinians queuing for aid, massacring over 100 people.
The Israeli government is using starvation as a tool of genocide, and deliberately manufacturing conditions meant to bring about the destruction of the Palestinian people.
In its cruelty and scale of annihilation, the Israeli government's war crimes increasingly resemble Nazi tactics.
@MonaChalabi’s latest graphic, based on @ForensicArchi's report, exposes the Israeli military’s “humanitarian bubbles” as not zones of relief, but tools of military control and forced displacement.🧵
The routes to aid distribution centers mirror Israeli military raid paths, revealing a militarized infrastructure designed not to deliver aid, but to enforce displacement and control over the Palestinian population.
Meanwhile, The Israeli government has agreed to allow only a trickle of aid into Gaza with a majority still remaining stalled at the border. This isn’t humanitarian relief; it’s the next phase of ethnic cleansing.
The new aid system in Gaza—launched through the US-funded, Israeli military–guarded Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF)—is facing widespread condemnation for bypassing UN-backed humanitarian channels and serving as a tool of control and forced displacement, and violence rather than genuine relief. Over the past 80 days of the Israeli military’s blockade, at least 58 Palestinians have died from hunger-related causes.