Saturday, 29 May
3:00 pm
Hermannplatz
Berlin, Germany
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/184707570222112

Join the internationalist march for the liberation of Palestine!

The Palestinian cause is an internationalist, anti-colonial, anti-Zionist, anti-fascist, anti-racist and anti-imperialist cause, and struggling peoples everywhere confronting oppression, exploitation, imperialism and capitalism stand with the Palestinian people in their struggle for a liberated Palestine from the river to the sea. We call upon all of our communities to take to the streets to stand together to confront repression and criminalization and demand justice and liberation!

From Turkey to the Philippines to Colombia to occupied Palestine, people’s movements rising up for justice face severe repression, criminalization and imprisonment. The political prisoners behind bars are true internationalist militant and vanguard of our struggles for justice. We will march together in Berlin on Saturday, May 29 to tear down the prison bars and join hands of solidarity and struggle for the liberation of Palestine.

We know that the Palestinian liberation struggle does not only confront the Zionist project in occupied Palestine, the Israeli regime. The Palestinian movement is confronting imperialism and the reactionary regimes that carry out its agenda, an internationalist alliance of fascist, racist, colonialist forces.
Here in Europe, the imperialist powers of the European Union — including Germany — further mete out repression against internationalist people’s movements. Palestinian communities are targeted for repression, demonstrations banned, and police attacks unleashed against Palestinian and Arab youth. Meanwhile, Turkish and Kurdish comrades are jailed as political prisoners from Turkey to Greece to Germany for struggling for liberation.

Today, we join together in a united mobilization for justice and liberation from Palestine to the Philippines, from Turkey to Colombia, to the streets of Europe. Join us to march for the liberation of Palestine from the river to the sea, for equality and justice in free and democratic Palestine. We will be together to confront Zionism, racism, fascism and imperialism, and to express our principled internationalist vision of revolutionary solidarity.

Samidoun Deutschland | Netzwerk Freiheit für alle politischen Gefangenen | Freiheitskomitee

Berlin: Internationalistische Linke Solidaritätsdemo für Palästina

Samstag 29. Mai 2021
15 Uhr
Hermannplatz
Berlin, Deutschland

Beteiligt euch an an der internationalistischen Demonstration für die Befreiung Palästinas!

Die Palästinensische Sache ist eine internationalistische, anti-koloniale, anti-zionistische, antifaschistische, antirassistische und antiimperialistische Sache, und die kämpfenden Völker die überall in der Konfrontation mit Unterdrückung, Ausbeutung, Imperialismus und Kapitalismus sind, stehen an der Seite der Palästinensischen Menschen in ihrem Kampf für ein befreites Palästina, vom Fluss bis zum Meer. Wir rufen in all unseren Communities auf, sich die Straßen zu nehmen und gemeinsam gegen Repression und Kriminalisierung zu stehen um Gerechtigkeit und Freiheit zu fordern!

Von der Türkei zu den Philippinen, zu Kolumbien, zum besetzten Palästina, die Bewegung der Menschen die sich für weltweit Gerechtigkeit erheben erwarten schwere Repression, Kriminalisierung und Inhaftierung. Die politischen Gefangenen hinter Gittern sind die wahren internationalistischen Militanten und Vorreiter:innen unseres Kampfes für Gerechtigkeit. Wir werden am 29. Mai gemeinsam in Berlin laufen, um die Gefängnisgitter nieder zu reißen und uns die Hände zu reichen in Solidarität und im Kampf für die Befreiung Palästinas.

Wir wissen, dass der Palästinensische Befreiungskampf nicht nur das zionistische Projekt im besetzten Palästina konfrontiert, die israelische Regierung. Die Palästinensische Bewegung konfrontiert den Imperialismus und die reaktionären Regime, welche ihre Tagesordnung austragen, die einer internationalen Allianz aus Faschisten, Rassisten und Kolonialen Kräften.

Hier in Europa, führt die imperialistische Macht der Europäischen Union – Deutschland eingeschlossen – die Repression gegen die internationalistische Bewegung der Menschen weiter. Die Repression zielt auf Palästinensische Gemeinden, Demonstrationsverbote und entfesselte Polizeiangriffe auf die palästinensische und arabische Jugend. Während Genossinnen und Genossen aus der Türkei und Kurdistan als politische Gefangene für die Organisierung des Befreiungskampfes in der Türkei, Griechenland und Deutschland eingesperrt werden.

Heute schließen wir uns zusammen, in einer gemeinsamen Mobilisierung für Gerechtigkeit und Freiheit, von Palästina zu den Philippinen, von der Türkei nach Kolumbien bis zu den Straßen in Europa. Nehmt an der Demo teil, für die Befreiung Palästinas von Fluss bis zum Meer, für Gleichberechtigung und Gerechtigkeit in einem freien und demokratischen Palästina. Wir werden gemeinsam den Zionismus, Rassismus, Faschismus und Imperialismus konfrontieren um unsere Prinzipien einer internationalistischen Vorstellung von revolutionärer Solidarität auszudrücken.

Samidoun Deutschland | Netzwerk Freiheit für alle politischen Gefangenen | Freiheitskomitee

Berlin: Filistin için Enternasyonalist Sol Dayanışma

Gösterisi 29 Mayıs 2021 Cumartesi
Saat 15 Hermannplatz
Berlin, Almanya

Filistin’in kurtuluşu için enternasyonalist gösteriye katılın!

Filistin davası enternasyonalist, anti-sömürge , anti-Siyonist, anti-faşist, anti-Irkçi ve anti-emperyalist bir davadır ve her yerde baskı, sömürü, emperyalizm ve kapitalizmle karşı karşıya olan mücadele eden halklar, Filistin halkının yanında yer almaktadır. Nehirden denize özgürleştirilmiş bir Filistin için savaşıyorlar. Adalet ve özgürlük talep etmek için tüm toplumlarımızı sokaklara çıkmaya, baskı ve suç sayılmaya karşı birlikte durmaya çağırıyoruz!

Türkiye’den Filipinler’e, Kolombiya’dan işgal altındaki Filistin’e kadar, adalet için ayaklanan halk hareketleri, şiddetli baskı, suç sayma ve hapis cezasıyla karşı karşıya. Parmaklıklar ardındaki siyasi tutsaklar, gerçek bir enternasyonalist militan ve adalet mücadelemizin öncüsüdür. 29 Mayıs Cumartesi günü Berlin’de hapishane parmaklıklarını yıkmak ve Filistin’in kurtuluşu için dayanışma ve mücadelede el ele vermek için birlikte yürüyeceğiz.

Filistin kurtuluş mücadelesinin sadece işgal altındaki Filistin’deki Siyonist projeyle, İsrail hükümetiyle karşı karşıya olmadığını biliyoruz. Filistin Hareketi, emperyalizm ve gündemlerini, faşistlerin, ırkçıların ve sömürgeci güçlerin uluslararası ittifakının gündemini yürüten gerici rejimlerle karşı karşıyadır.

Burada Avrupa’da, Avrupa Birliği’nin emperyalist gücü – Almanya dahil – halkın enternasyonalist halk hareketine karşı baskıyı sürdürüyor. Filistin topluluklarını hedef alıyor, gösteri yasakları ve Filistinli ve Arap gençliğe yönelik polis saldırıları başlatıldı. Türkiye ve Kürdistan’dan yoldaşlar ise Türkiye, Yunanistan ve Almanya’da kurtuluş mücadelesini organize ettikleri için siyasi tutuklular olarak hapsediliyor.

Bugün Filistin’den Filipinler’e, Türkiye’den Kolombiya’ya, Avrupa sokaklarına kadar ortak bir adalet ve özgürlük seferberliğinde bir araya geliyoruz. Özgür ve demokratik bir Filistin’de eşitlik ve adalet için Filistin’in nehirden denize kurtuluşu için gösteriye katılın. Enternasyonalist devrimci dayanışma fikri ilkelerimizi ifade etmek için Siyonizm, ırkçılık, faşizm ve emperyalizmle birlikte karşı karşıya geleceğiz.

Samidoun Almanya | Tüm Siyasi Mahkumlar için Özgürlüğü | Özgürlük komitesi

المسيرة الأممية الثورية من أجل تحرير فلسطين

السبت 29 أيار 2021

ساحة الهيرمان، برلين

الساعة الثالثة بعد الزوال

انضموا للمظاهرة الأممية من أجل تحرير فلسطين!

إن القضية الفلسطينية هي قضية أممية مناهضة للاستعمار والصهيونية والفاشية ومعادية للعنصرية والإمبريالية وإن كل الشعوب المناضلة في أنحاء العالم التي تقاوم الظلم والاستغلال والرأسمالية تقف مع كفاح الشعب الفلسطيني من أجل تحرير فلسطين من النهر إلى البحر. نحن ندعو كل أنصار الحق الفلسطيني للنزول إلى الشوارع والوقوف صفا واحدا ضد القمع وكل محاولات تجريم النضال الوطني، حتى نرفع الصوت عاليا تأكيدا على إصرارنا على تحقيق العدالة والتحرير والعودة!

من تركيا إلى الفليبين مرورا بكولومبيا وفلسطين المحتلة، تواجه الشعوب الثائرة القمع والاعتقال ومحاولات تجريم نضالاتها. إن المعتقلين السياسيين خلف القضبان هم مناضلون أمميون يقفون في طليعة الحركة العالمية المناضلة من أجل العدالة. سنمضي سويا يوم السبت، التاسع والعشرون من أيار، في المسيرة الأممية الثورية حتى نتغلب على قضبان السجون وتتشابك أيدينا مع الحركة الأسيرة في نضال واحد من أجل تحرير فلسطين.

نحن نعلم أن حركة التحرر الوطني الفلسطيني لا تواجه فقط المشروع الصهيوني على أرض فلسطين ولكنها أيضا تواجه الإمبريالية العالمية والأنظمة الرجعية التي تخدم مصالحها وأن الصهيونية والامبريالية والرجعية تشكل معا مكونات معسكر العدو العنصري والفاشي والاستعماري.

هنا في أوروبا وألمانيا تتعرض القوى الأممية الثورية إلى القمع والملاحقة تماما كما يتم قمع جماهير شعبنا الفلسطيني والعربي وملاحقته، من قبل البوليس الذي يعتدي على المتظاهرين والسلطات التي تحاول منع المظاهرات. بالتوازي يتم سجن المناضلين الأتراك والأكراد في سجون ألمانيا واليونان وتركيا ويتواصل احتجازهم كمعتقلين سياسيين لأنهم يناضلون من أجل الحرية.

اليوم ننزل معا إلى الشوارع في نضال واحد ومشترك، من فلسطين إلى الفليبين، من تركيا إلى كولومبيا، من أجل العدالة والحرية. انضموا لنا من أجل تحرير فلسطين من النهر إلى البحر، من أجل العدالة والمساواة في فلسطين الحرة الديمقراطية. سنكون معا لمجابهة الصهيونية والامبريالية والفاشية والعنصرية وحتى نعبر بوضوح عن رؤيتنا الأممية وتمسكنا بمبادئ التضامن الثوري.

صامدون ألمانيا

The documentary film  Fedayin, the Struggle of Georges Abdallah  will be screened in preview on Saturday, May 29 at 6 p.m. at the Luminor cinema in Paris as part of the Festival Ciné-Palestine and with the participation of the Unitary Campaign for the Liberation of Georges Abdallah .

Tickets for the screening are already sold out! However, you can catch other events of the Festival – see the schedule and more info on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FestivalCinePalestine/

Fedayin, the Struggle of Georges Abdallah  retraces the course of an indefatigable Arab communist and fighter for Palestine. From the Palestinian refugee camps who forged his conscience, to the international mobilization for his release, we are going to discover the man who became one of the longest-held political prisoners in Europe.

Do not hesitate to contact Vacarme (s) Films if you wish to organize a screening or for more information by email to vacarmesfilms@gmail.com. The film is available in English, French, German, Arabic, Italian and Spanish (with subtitles).

The list of the first organized screenings:  https://fedayin-lefilm.com/projections/

Friday, 28 May
3:00 pm
John Jay College
524 W 59th St
New York City
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/2951785921811362/

This event will publicize the CUNY Statement for Palestine and then march to CUNY offices. See latest statement updates at the link.

CUNY Community Statement of Solidarity with the Palestinian People

[To add your name, please click here or email cuny.solidarity.letter@gmail.com]

We, members of the City University of New York community, stand in solidarity with the people of Palestine resisting the violence and oppression of Israeli settler colonial and apartheid rule.

We condemn the brutal bombing of Gaza, one of the world’s most densely populated areas, by Israeli forces. This represents the latest chapter of a nearly-fifteen-year illegal blockade that has transformed the territory into a prison for its two million inhabitants, most of whom descend from refugees expelled and driven from their homes during the Nakba that resulted from the establishment of the settler colonial state of Israel.

We condemn the forced removal of Palestinians from their homes in Sheikh Jarrah—part of the broader colonial project of dispossession and expulsion, including unequal residency rights and discriminatory planning policies designed to advance the ethnic cleansing of Jerusalem. We oppose the raiding of the al-Aqsa mosque, and the de facto annexation of East Jerusalem, which is illegally occupied territory. 

We mourn all loss of life. But we do not subscribe to a “both sides” rhetoric that erases the military, economic, media, and global power that Israel has over Palestine. This narrative  ignores and conceals the meaningful differences between Israel—one of the most heavily militarized states in the world that receives $3.8 billion of military aid annually from the U.S.—and a Palestinian population resisting colonial occupation and oppression. We pledge to do all in our power to change the conversation.

We assert that this is not a “conflict” that is too “controversial and complex” to assess. Since its inception, Israel has used violent force, punitive bureaucracy, and its legal system to expel Palestinians from their rightful homes and to remove Palestinian people from their land. Israeli law systematically discriminates against Palestinian citizens of Israel. Palestinians are cut off from each other by a network of checkpoints, laws, settler-only highways, and a separation wall that swallows illegally occupied Palestinian land. Both Human Rights Watch and B’Tselem have recently concluded that Israeli policies and practices towards Palestinians amount to apartheid, reinforcing a decades old analysis of Palestinian and international solidarity organizations.

We wholeheartedly endorse the “Palestine and Praxis” open letter and call to action, affirming our own commitment to speaking out in defense of “the Palestinian struggle as an indigenous liberation movement confronting a settler colonial state,” as well as foundational principles of scholarly integrity and academic freedom. We vow to support those who are most vulnerable to attack for organizing and speaking out on our campuses, including Palestinian, Arab, Muslim, and other students, faculty, and staff of color.

We unequivocally endorse and amplify the call from the Palestinian Feminist Collective for “feminists everywhere to speak up, organize, and join the struggle for Palestinian liberation” and the solidarity statement from gender studies departments.  

We hail the fortitude and determination of the Palestinian people, who remain, despite the fragmentation of their populations, united in their demands to end their oppression. May 15 marked the 73rd anniversary of the Nakba, an ongoing ethnic cleansing of Palestine that drove over 750,000 Palestinians out of their homes, villages, and cities between the years 1947-1949. Today the vast majority of these Palestinians and their descendants are refugees in bordering countries and in the West Bank, Gaza, and East Jerusalem. We take our stand with Palestinians who have been resisting settler colonialism for more than one hundred years.

Therefore, we pledge to:

• Initiate, support, and amplify campaigns in solidarity with Palestinian calls for Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) against Israeli apartheid, at CUNY and in our wider communities. In particular, we echo the demands of the John Jay Student Letter to Demand BDS and Solidarity with Palestinian Resistance and stand with any and all student-led resolutions demanding CUNY’s immediate divestment from companies that aid in Israeli colonization, occupation, and war crimes. As of 2014, CUNY invests at least $1,093,900 in weapons manufacturers such as Boeing, General Electric, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, and Raytheon; tech and security companies such as Hewlett-Packard Enterprise, G4S, and Motorola Solutions; and construction firms such as Caterpillar and Cemex.
• Demand that our individual campuses, and CUNY as a whole, endorse and support the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel.
• Stand in solidarity with students, staff, and faculty organizing for justice in Palestine at CUNY and everywhere. In particular, we pledge to push back against attempts to repress Students for Justice in Palestine chapters, and similar student-led efforts, at CUNY or anywhere. The “Palestine exception to free speech” needs to end!
• Highlight Palestinian scholarship on Palestine in syllabi, our writing, and through invitation of  Palestinian scholars and community members to speak at departmental and university events, and extend this approach to any and all indigenous scholars within the university and in our communities.
• Support community efforts and legislation to pressure our government to end funding for Israeli military aggression.

Against the rain of bombs, against the roving murderous mobs, against settler colonialism, against the support of complacent Western governments, we stand with the people of Palestine. We join together in rededicating ourselves to working against all forms of racism, colonialism, and injustice at CUNY, in the classroom, on campus, in our communities, and beyond.

[To add your name, please click here or email cuny.solidarity.letter@gmail.com]

Saturday, May 29
3 pm – 8 pm
Lincoln Memorial
Washington, DC
Info page: https://www.ampalestine.org/NationalMarch

Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network is honoured to join American Muslims for Palestine and over 100 organizations nationwide to march on Washington on Saturday, May 29 and demand to #SanctionIsrael.

As the call to the rally notes: “We need to go big and bold right now for Palestinian liberation now that a ceasefire has gone into effect. No return to the status quo. It is time for Israeli settler-colonialism, ethnic cleansing, apartheid, military occupation, and blockade to be dismantled now!” We’re also endorsing the campaign to #SanctionIsrael that will be highlighted at the March!

Bus Information

• New York
• New Jersey (Paterson)
• Missouri
• Cleveland 
• Chicago
• North Carolina (Charlotte, Raleigh & Fayetteville)
• Texas ( Dallas )
• Florida
  • Orlando – Masjid Omar Al Farooq
  • Boca Raton – Islamic Community of Boca Raton
  • Tampa – Masjid Al Qassam
  • Contact info for ALL is Hatem Fariz (813) 355-6991
• Minnesota
• Ohio (Toledo)
• More participating cities will be announced soon…

Follow American Muslims for Palestine for the full list of endorsers and latest transportation info!