Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network salutes Hisham Abu Hawash, who suspended his hunger strike today, 4 January, after 141 days of strike. He will win his freedom on 26 February. Abu Hawash’s victory shows the power of the prisoners’ resistance to win their freedom, arm in arm with the Palestinian people and their resistance, the Arab people, and the international cause of justice and liberation. Now is the time to redouble our efforts to free all Palestinian prisoners and bring the system of administrative detention — and the entire Israeli regime — down.
Right now, 500 Palestinian prisoners held under administrative detention are boycotting the military courts to demand an end to that system. They are among over 4,500 Palestinian political prisoners struggling for freedom.
This victory was achieved through Hisham’s struggle and sacrifice and through the resistance of the prisoners’ movement and the Palestinian people. Freedom for all Palestinian prisoners — freedom for Palestine, from the river to the sea!
Samidoun Netherlands calls on all supporters of Palestine to show their solidarity with the Palestinian hunger striker Hisham Abu Hawash on Thursday, January 6, 2022 at 3:00 PM at Plein 40-’45 in Amsterdam.
Hisham Abu Hawash will be on hunger strike for 143 days on January 6. He launched his hunger strike in protest against his administrative detention by the Israeli occupation – incarceration without charge or trial.
Abu Hawash is a 40-year-old Palestinian, married, and the father of five children (Hadi, Mohammed, Izz al-Din, Waqas and Saba). During his hunger strike, Abu Hawash was transferred several times from Ramle Prison Clinic – which is known to Palestinian prisoners as a site of medical neglect – to local hospitals.
The occupation has waited until December 26 to suspend Abu Hawash’s administrative detention. This ensures that Abu Hawash can receive his family and supporters from Palestine ’48. However, he is not allowed to leave the hospital and cannot be transferred to a Palestinian hospital. Therefore, Abu Hawash remains a prisoner of the Israeli occupier.
Abu Hawash has been jailed without charge or trial since 27 October 2020, with his detention repeatedly extended. While his legal appeals have been repeatedly dismissed, his detention was once again extended for four months while he was on hunger strike. The Israeli occupation also refused to confirm that it would not be renewed again. In multiple arrests, he has spent 8 years in total in Israeli occupation prisons, 52 months of that time without charge or trial under administrative detention.
Abu Hawash’s case exemplifies exactly why over 500 Palestinians jailed without charge or trial under administrative detention have announced that they will launch a collective boycott of the Israeli military courts and appeals courts beginning on 1 January 2022, as the court system only gives a veneer of legitimacy to an illegitimate regime. In total, there are more than 4,500 Palestinian political prisoners in occupation prisons.
Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network urges all supporters of Palestine to take action to save the life of Hisham Abu Hawash and support all Palestinian prisoners struggling for freedom, for their own lives and for the Palestinian people. He is confronting the system of Israeli oppression on the front lines, his life and health at risk at every moment, to bring the system of administrative detention to an end. Organize actions to support Abu Hawash and his fellow political prisoners, including during the Week of Action to Free Ahmad Sa’adat and all Palestinian Prisoners from 15-22 January 2022.
Administrative detention – like the entire Israeli prison system – is a colonial weapon designed to attack the Palestinian resistance and isolate the leaders of the struggle from the Palestinian people. End administrative detention; free all Palestinian prisoners!
EMERGENCY ACTION: #FREEHISHAM *mask required* mandatory social distancing!
Join us as we gather outside the Riverside County, Southern California Red Cross office to demand more accountability from international human rights orgs.
We will deliver our concerns to this local office and we recommend others go to their county Red Cross Offices as well.
Wednesday, 5 January 5 pm Stortorget Växjö, Sweden
In solidarity with the Palestinian hunger striker, Hisham Abu Hawash and all Palestinian prisoners in the Israeli occupation prisons! Hisham, who has been on hunger strike for more than 140 consecutive days, protesting against Israeli unjust “administrative detention” policies, is nearing death any day now as he has entered a very dangerous phase!
Hisham is not alone in this struggle, as there are more and more Palestinian prisoners suffering because of this injustice that violates international humanitarian law and the Geneva Convention on the Rights of Prisoners of War!
We will not be silent about these gross violations!
Everyone who believes in human rights and the rights of the Palestinian people (including Palestinian prisoners) to freedom, is WELCOME to a demonstration to send a message to the world about what is happening in occupied Palestine and in Israeli prisons!
Place: Växjö, Stortorget!
Time: Wednesday 05-01-2022, at 17:00!
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I solidaritet med den palestinske hungerstrejkaren, Hisham Abu Hawash och alla palestinska fångar i de israeliska ockupationsfängelserna! Hisham, som har hungerstrejkat i mer än 140 dagar i rad, och protesterat mot israeliska orättvisa “administrativa arresterings”-policyn, närmar sig döden när som helst då han har gått in i en klinisk dödsfasen!
Hisham är inte ensam i denna kamp, eftersom det finns allt fler palestinska fångar som lider på grund av denna orättvisa som bryter mot internationella humanitära lagen och Genèvekonventionen om krigsfångarnas rättigheter!
Vi kommer inte att vara tysta om dessa grova kränkningar!
Alla som tror på mänskliga rättigheter samt palestinska folkets (inklusive palestinska fångars) rättigheter till frihet, är VÄLKOMNA till en manifestation för att skicka ett budskap till världen om vad som händer i ockuperade Palestina och i israeliska fängelserna!
Rally organized by CAPJPO-EuroPalestine. Rally for his release and that of all Palestinian prisoners, men, women and children, detained in the jails of the Israeli occupier!
Gather at the corner of Rue Lescot and Rue Berger at 5 pm. Exit Porte Lescot from Forum des Halles or Métro Chatelet.
As of 3 January 2022, Palestinian hunger striking prisoner Hisham Abu Hawash is now on his 140th day without nutrition. According to doctors who have viewed him, he is at risk of sudden death and serious organ damage at any moment. He is on hunger strike to demand his release from administrative detention, imprisonment without charge or trial, by the Israeli occupation.
Protests have broken out across Palestine as well as internationally to demand Abu Hawash’s release from arbitrary and unjust imprisonment. From Haifa to Ramallah, Gaza to Umm al-Fahm, Jerusalem to Jenin, Palestinians inside Palestine have taken to the streets to support Abu Hawash, a symbol of the Palestinian prisoners’ resistance and refusal to acquiesce to the daily violence of administrative detention.
Abu Hawash’s hometown of Dura, near al-Khalil, announced a general strike to demand his freedom.
Palestinian resistance forces have expressed their commitment to see Abu Hawash win his freedom. Ziad Nakhleh, general secretary of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad movement, said that the movement would consider the death of Abu Hawash to be an assassination and determine its response appropriately. Hamas and Islamic Jihad political and military leadership met on 3 January in the evening to discuss the situation of Abu Hawash and the Palestinian prisoners. All Palestinian political movements have demanded Abu Hawash’s immediate release.
Around the world, people are mobilizing to demand Abu Hawash’s release, save his life and support his strike for justice. On New Year’s Eve in Berlin, Germany, and New Year’s Day in Toronto, Canada, activists mobilized to support his freedom. On Tuesday, protests will take place in Madrid and in New York City, and on Wednesday in Paris and Växjö, Sweden– with more expected to come in the near future.
Mohammed El-Kurd urged protest actions to continue, noting that Abu Hawash’s family has called for protest to support his struggle:
Just spoke to a friend who’s at the hospital w/Hisham Abu Hawash’s family. She said that Hisham—on strike since early August—is hardly responsive. It was a somber & sobering phone call, as he might lose his life. When I asked how his family want us to help, she said, “protest.”
Abu Hawash, 40 and the married father of five children (Hadi, Mohammed, Ezz-al-Din, Waqas and Saba), has been jailed without charge or trial since 27 October 2020. As administrative detention orders are indefinitely renewable, his detention has been extended again and again. He launched his hunger strike on 17 August 2021 to demand his freedom. Now, his fellow 500 Palestinians jailed without charge or trial have launched a collective boycott of the Israeli military courts to demand an end to administrative detention.
He suffers from blurry vision, inability to speak, severe muscle atrophy and cannot move; he has repeatedly slipped into a coma and may suffer from permanent kidney and other organ damage. He has lost up to 30% of the water in his body. He weighs less than 39 kg (85lbs), down from 86 kg (190lbs). He is visibly emaciated and suffering from extreme pain, continuing to refuse food for freedom. The Israeli occupation is entirely responsible for the life and health of Hisham Abu Hawash, now in great danger after 140 days on hunger strike.
The International Committee of the Red Cross finally spoke out about Abu Hawash’s detention without charge or trial on 1 January: Even the European Union and US Member of Congress Rashida Tlaib have expressed their concerns about administrative detention, as has congressional candidate and longtime activist Huwaida Arraf. Tlaib’s tweet highlighted that “The gov’t of Israel alone is responsible for this situation and his health and safety.
The ICRC continues to visit Mr. Hisham Ismail Ahmad Abu Hawash and is gravely concerned about his deteriorating health. Every effort must be made to find a solution to avoid irreversible health consequences and possible tragic loss of life. pic.twitter.com/YbnDqpbBxF
Throughout his strike, he was repeatedly transferred back and forth between the Ramle prison clinic — notorious among Palestinian prisoners for medical neglect and negligence — and brief visits to civilian hospitals. The Israeli occupation avoided “suspending” his administrative detention until the last possible moment; now, in a very severe health condition, he is continuing his hunger strike while he is held in the Israeli Assaf Harofeh civilian hospital.
Because his detention was “suspended” on 26 December 2021, Abu Hawash can receive visitors, including his children and supporters from occupied Palestine ’48. However, he cannot leave the hospital or be transferred to a Palestinian hospital. Therefore, he remains in fact a prisoner and refuses to stop his hunger strike — because, as soon as his health improves, the Israeli occupation authorities will reimpose his administrative detention.
On 3 January, however, Israeli occupation forces violently invaded Abu Hawash’s room in Assaf Harofeh hospital and forced his wife and family from the room, provoking even greater concern about the threat to his life. In Umm el-Fahm, in occupied Palestine ‘48, Israeli occupation police attacked a demonstration on 2 January, arresting and beating demonstrators demanding Abu Hawash’s release.
The Administrative Detainees’ Boycott
Abu Hawash’s case exemplifies exactly why over 500 Palestinians jailed without charge or trial under administrative detention have announced that they will launch a collective boycott of the Israeli military courts and appeals courts beginning on 1 January 2022, as the court system only gives a veneer of legitimacy to an illegitimate regime.
What Is Administrative Detention?
Administrative detention was first used in Palestine by the British colonial mandate and then adopted by the Zionist regime; it is now used routinely to target Palestinians, especially community leaders, activists, and influential people in their towns, camps and villages. While, under international law, this kind of detention without charge can only happen for “urgent security reasons,” Israel uses it as a routine method of suppressing Palestinian society and activity.
There are currently approximately 500 Palestinians jailed without charge or trial under administrative detention, out of 4,650 Palestinian political prisoners. These orders are issued by the military and approved by military courts on the basis of “secret evidence” compiled by the Shin Bet, the Israeli intelligence agency. These “secret files” are rubber-stamped by military judges, while any access to these files is denied to both Palestinian detainees and their attorneys. Issued for up to six months at a time, administrative detention orders are indefinitely renewable, and Palestinians — including minor children — can and have spent years jailed without charge or trial under administrative detention.
Administrative detention — like the entire Israeli prison system — is a colonial weapon intended to target Palestinian resistance and isolate the leaders of the Palestinian people’s struggle. End administrative detention; free all Palestinian prisoners!
Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network urges all supporters of Palestine to take action to save the life of Hisham Abu Hawash and support all Palestinian prisoners struggling for freedom, for their own lives and for the Palestinian people. He is confronting the system of Israeli oppression on the front lines, his life and health at risk at every moment, to bring the system of administrative detention to an end.
There is a growing social media campaign to #FreeHisham #SaveHisham. Use these hashtags and to post on Twitter and Instagram. Post in all languages! Take action and join the social media outrage and break the isolation imposed upon Hisham by the Israeli occupation!
Protest in your city or country!
Join the many protests taking place around the world — confront, isolate and besiege the Israeli embassy or consulate in your city or country of residence. Or take to the streets in your neighborhood, on your campus or at a government building in your area. Make it clear that the people are with Palestine! Send us your events at samidoun@samidoun.net.
Boycott Israel!
The international, Arab and Palestinian campaign to boycott Israel can play an important role at this critical time. Local boycott groups can protest and label Israeli produce and groceries, while many complicit corporations – including HP, G4S, Puma, Teva and others, profit from their role in support Zionist colonialism throughout occupied Palestine. By participating in the boycott of Israel, you can directly help to throw a wrench in the economy of settler colonialism.
Join Samidoun NY/NJ, Palestinian Youth Movement and Within Our Lifetime in New York City for an emergency mobilization to defend Hisham Abu Hawash and all our prisoners!
141 days of hunger strike for freedom from administrative detention without charge or trial. Join us in action to demand freedom for Hisham Abu Hawash!
The film traces the life story and struggle of Georges Ibrahim Abdallah, a tireless struggler for Palestine and an Arab Communist revolutionary, imprisoned in France for over 37 years. “Fedayin” travels with Georges from the Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon, where his political consciousness was formed and developed, to the international mobilization for his release. Today, he is one of the longest-held political prisoners in Europe.
The film is available with appropriate subtitles in French, Arabic, English, German, Italian, Catalan and Castilian Spanish. If you want to show Fedayin in your area, email us at samidoun@samidoun.net and contact the directors at vacarmesfilms@gmail.com. We will help you to get your screening organized, and the directors are available to attend your events in person or to join your in-person events via video link.
Visit the Fedayin film website for the most up-to-date list and detailed information about upcoming screenings! Some of the screenings below have full location info, while others will be updated throughout the month at the official site.
· Crest (France) · Friday January 7 at 7 p.m. Screening followed by a meeting with a member of the Collectif Vacarme (s) Films MJC, Rue Gustave Gresse, 26400 Aouste-sur-Sye
· Creon (France) · Saturday January 8 at 6:00 p.m. Screening organized by the Libérations Georges 33 Committee and the Gironde and Proximity Cinemas Association followed by a discussion Cinémax Linder, 13 Rue du Dr Fauché, 33670 Créon
· Barcelona (Catalonia) · Thursday 13 January at 7:30 p.m. Screening organized by Endavant OSAN Horta Guinardó followed by a discussion with the Intifada Collective Ateneu del Guinardó, Av. Mare de Déu de Montserrat, 190, Barcelona
· Grenoble (France) · Friday January 14 at 7 p.m. Screening organized by Antigone followed by a discussion with a member of the Collectif Vacarme (s) Films and the Collectif Palestine Vaincra CaféBibliothèque Antigone, 22 rue des Violettes, 38000 Grenoble
· Berlin (Germany) · Sunday January 16 More info to come
· Tarascon-sur-Ariège (France) · Sunday January 16 at 6 p.m. Screening organized as part of the Festival of Cinema and Human Rights followed by a discussion with the Couserans-Palestine Cinema association of Tarascon sur Ariège, Avenue Paul Joucla , 09400 Tarascon-sur-Ariège Facebook event
· Turin (Italy) · Monday 17 January More info to come
· Milan (Italy) · Tuesday, January 18 More info to come
· Lavelanet (France) · Tuesday January 18 at 8:30 p.m. Screening organized as part of the Festival of Cinema and Human Rights followed by a discussion with the Couserans-Palestine association Cinéma le Casino, 2 Rue René Cassin, 09300 Lavelanet
· Bologna (Italy) · Wednesday January 19 More info to come
· Toulouse (France) Wednesday January 19 at 8 p.m. Screening organized as part of the Cinema and Human Rights Festival followed by a discussion with Jean-Pierre Bouché, the Collectif Vacarme (s) Films and Jean-Marc Rouillan, former political prisoner Utopia Borderouge, 59 Av. Maurice Bourgès-Maunoury, 31200 Toulouse
· Pisa (Italy) · Thursday, January 20 More info to come
· Montauban (France) · Thursday 20 January More info to come
· Rome (Italy) · Friday 21 January More info to come
· Le Réole (France) · Friday, January 21 at 8:30 p.m. Screening organized by the Libérer Georges 33 Committee and the Association des Cinémas de Proximity de la Gironde followed by a discussion Cinéma Rex, Pl. De la Liberation, 33190 La Réole
· Naples (Italy) · Saturday 22 January More info to come
· Hamburg (Germany) · Saturday 22 January More info to come
· Besançon (France) · Saturday 22 January at 6 and 8:30 p.m. Screening organized by the Palestine Collective of Besançon, with the support of numerous organizations, followed by a discussion with a member of the Collective Vacarme (s) Films Habitat Jeunes “Les Oiseaux” , 48 rue des Cras, 25000 Besançon
· Stockholm (Sweden) · Sunday 23 January More info to come
· Copenhagen (Denmark) · Tuesday 25 January More info to come
Angers (France) Saturday January 29 at 7 p.m. Screening organized by the feminist bookshop Voltairine, Union Syndicale Solidaires, RAAR and Les Nuits Bleues bookstore followed by a discussionwith a member of the Collectif Vacarme (s) Films Bourse du travail , 14 place Imbach, 49100 Angers
Emergency demonstration to demand freedom for Hisham Abu Hawash, Palestinian prisoner on 141st day of hunger strike against his administrative detention, imprisonment without charge or trial.
The following inspirational overview of events and actions in 2021 by the Collectif Palestine Vaincra is available in the original French at the Collectif’s website. The Collectif is a member organization of the Samidoun Network engaging in daily work for Palestine — and especially, the liberation of Georges Abdallah — in Toulouse and beyond.
The year 2021 was marked by a significant development of our activities and our audience despite the challenging public health situation and multiple attacks by supporters of the Israeli extreme right. Throughout the year, we have intensified our solidarity with the Palestinian resistance alongside the Samidoun international network and many partner organizations inside Palestine and around the world. In this article, we offer a retrospective of our main activities during the past year. We hope this will inspire you to join us if you are in Toulouse, and also support us through a donation or by buying activist material to distribute and use in your area.
On Saturday February 13, we co-organized and provided simultaneous translation into French of the webinar “A Palestinian Feminist Vision” with Nahla Abdo, anti-colonial activist and Palestinian feminist.
The next day, we took action at the HP Store in Toulouse which called for a boycott of Hewlett Packard because of its complicity with the Israeli army.
On Friday February 19 and Saturday February 20, we organized Palestine Stands in the popular Bagatelle district and at the Capitole metro exit in downtown Toulouse. These two initiatives aimed to promote the boycott of Israel and in particular the campaign to boycott Puma, a company complicit in Israeli apartheid through its sponsorship of the Israeli Football Federation.
On Tuesday March 16 in front of the Court of Lyon, a delegation of the Collectif Palestine Vaincra took part in the rally in support of Olivia Zémor as she faced a lawsuit against the Israeli pharmaceutical company Teva following calls for a boycott of this firm on the website of the EuroPalestine association. A few days earlier, we stepped up our initiatives to promote #BoycottTeva, especially in front of pharmacies in Toulouse.
On Tuesday, March 23, an LREM deputy addressed a parliamentary question to the Minister of the Interior to demand the dissolution of the Collectif Palestine Vaincra following a smear campaign by NGO Monitor, an organization close to the Israeli extreme right whose objective is to silence and suppress solidarity with the Palestinian people. This new threat was widely denounced, particularly by the National Collective for a Just and Lasting Peace between Palestinians and Israelis, which brings together most of the unions, political parties and support organizations for Palestine in France.
April 2021
As part of the month of Ramadan, we organized a campaign to boycott Israeli dates with numerous collages and flyer distributions. In addition, we asked many merchants from the districts of Bagatelle, La Faourette, Arnaud Bernard, Les Izards, Reynerie, Bellefontaine and Les Pradettes to display posters, agreeing to show their support for this campaign.
At the end of April, we organized another Palestine Stand at the exit of the Capitole metro to promote the #BoycottTeva campaign, and then we participated in a rally against Islamophobia. On Friday April 30, we organized a new initiative at the exit of the Bagatelle metro to confront the intensification of fascist violence and ethnic cleansing in occupied Jerusalem.
May 2021
On the occasion of May 1, International Workers’ Day, we organized a solidarity action for the release of Georges Abdallah during the Toulouse demonstration and we supported the initiative of the CGT Haute-Garonne trade unionists who called for a boycott of the Histadrut, the Israeli trade union federation.
As Israeli repression intensified in occupied Jerusalem and the Israeli military attacked the Gaza Strip, the Unity Intifada grew among the Palestinian people throughout Palestine , in the refugee camps and the diaspora. At the call of many organizations, we participated in a protest rally at the exit of the Jean Jaurès metro on Tuesday May 11 which brought together several hundred people. A few days later, we organized a rally on Saturday May 15 at the exit of the Capitole metro in order to affirm clear support for the Palestinian resistance confronting Israeli crimes. Bringing together more than 800 people, this initiative was supported by various Toulouse organizations.
During all these initiatives, the Collectif Palestine Vaincra collected €6,000 in order to support the youth of Gaza through the association “The children of the martyr Ghassan Kanafani” which organized several holiday camps in July 2021 thanks to the money collected.
June 2021
At the beginning of June, our actions multiplied in Toulouse in support of Palestine, particularly with a new activity at the exit of the Bagatelle metro.
On Friday June 25, we organized an initiative to promote the #BoycottTeva campaign in the popular district of Bagatelle. A few days later, we co-hosted a webinar on the plight of Palestinian prisoner Israa Jaabis, with the presence of her sister and son. Israa Jaabis is facing severe medical neglect by the Israeli occupation prison regime.
On Wednesday July 14 in Boussan, during the 17th stage of the Tour de France, the Collectif Palestine Vaincra, along with the BDS Toulouse Campaign and the Friends of Le Monde Diplomatique, mobilized to denounce the presence of the Israel Start-Up Nation team, ambassadors of the Israeli apartheid.
On Saturday September 18, we participated in a new international day of mobilization as part of the #BoycottPuma campaign.
At the end of the month, we organized a Palestine Picnic in order to offer a friendly occasion and social get-together for the start of the school year.
October 2021
Throughout the month, we participated widely in the campaign for the liberation of Georges Abdallah by distributing more than 15,000 flyers, putting up hundreds of posters and organizing Palestine Stands in all areas and corners of the city. At the same time, thirty organizations in the Toulouse region united their voices for the release of the longest-held political prisoner in Europe.
On Saturday 23 October 2021, more than 1000 people gathered in Lannemezan to demand the immediate release of Georges Abdallah, Lebanese communist and Palestinian resistance fighter imprisoned in France since 1984. In front of the prison doors where he is imprisoned, this eleventh demonstration of support for the longest-held political prisoner in Europe is experiencing a historic growth and widespread support following the work during a month of mobilization by many support committees with diverse approaches. The day before this event, an open letter signed by 400 personalities calling for the liberation of Georges Abdallah was published in Médiapart.
November 2021
At the beginning of November, a delegation from the Palestine Vaincra Collective took part in the founding Masar Badil conference in Madrid: a Palestinian, Arab and international movement for the liberation of Palestine from the sea to the Jordan River.
From November 8 to 14, members of the Palestine Vaincra Collective toured Lebanon as part of the premiere of “Fedayin: Georges Abdallah’s Fight” in Lebanon in different cities but also in several Palestinian refugee camps. This was an opportunity to strengthen our ties with our various local partners, in particular the Lebanese Campaign for the Liberation of Georges Abdallah , the Campaign to Boycott Supporters of “Israel” in Lebanon and the Social Solidarity Center of the Ain al-Hilweh camp. in Saïda.
On November 16, we called for a rally in support of Salah Hamouri and the six Palestinian NGOs designated as “terrorists” by the Israeli occupation, along with BDS Toulouse and various organizations.
On Friday, November 19, we organized a new Palestine Stand in support of Palestinian prisoners on hunger strike at the exit of the Bagatelle metro.
On Saturday 20 November in Copenhagen, Denmark, the Palestine Vaincra Collective participated in the 50th anniversary of the anti-imperialist organization Internationalt Forum alongside various delegations from the Philippines, the Netherlands, the Spanish State, Sweden, Greenland and from England. On this occasion, we publish our intervention “The sense of our solidarity with Palestine” which returns to the main axes of our orientation and our work.
The Collectif Palestine Vaincra publishes daily on social networks on the news of Palestine and the solidarity movement. We are followed by 31,838 people on Facebook, 3,291 on Twitter and 4,359 on Instagram. Our website, www.palestinevaincra.com, is regularly updated, and we create a monthly newsletter, regularly host information tables and Palestine Stands at markets throughout the city and at metro exits, post collages of posters for Palestine throughout the working-class districts of Toulouse, publish and distribute thousands of stickers, as well as leaflets and flyers, prepare informative threads on Twitter, sell T-shirts and tote-bags, support projects (such as the documentary Fedayin: Georges Abdallah’s Fight), create graffiti and murals, translate and disseminate the point of view of the Palestinian left on current events, produce visuals and infographics and also videos, meet monthly with Georges Abdallah during visiting hours at Lannemezan prison, write to Palestinian prisoners, supported the creation of Samidoun Région Parisienne and actively participate in the international Samidoun network , participate in twitterstorms, engage in interivews in various newspapers and radio stations, conduct forums, carry out various interviews with personalities, and other activities.
Thank you to everyone for your support, encouragement and solidarity! You can make a donation or join us to further develop our activities in Toulouse and elsewhere. The year 2022 promises to be decisive for the movement of solidarity with Palestine. More than ever, we must prepare to confront the challenges that lie ahead!
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