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Over 150 organizations sign collective statement supporting Collectif Palestine Vaincra against pro-apartheid attacks

The following report is republished from the French, originally published at Collectif Palestine Vaincra. Based in Toulouse, France, Collectif Palestine Vaincra is a member organization of the Samidoun network.

In the short statement published below, 159 organizations denounce the statements of Franck Touboul, president of the CRIF Midi-Pyrénées, and express their support for the Collectif Palestine Vaincra. [The CRIF, which claims to represent Jewish organizations in France, notes that its “mission is the affirmation of solidarity with Israel.”] The broad condemnation gathers organizations from 21 countries, including South Africa, Germany, England, Bahrain, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Spain, France, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Lebanon, Palestine, the Netherlands, the Philippines, Sweden, Switzerland, Tunisia, Turkey and the United States.

Many organizations supporting the Palestinian people in France and internationally joined the collective statement (including AFPS, BDS France, CAPJPO-EuroPalestine, Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network, Palestinian Youth Movement and BDS Bahrain), as did various trade union, anti-fascist, anti-racist and progressive organizations. The statement was also supported widely by associations of migrant and oppressed nationality communities in Europe, including Moroccan, Tunisian, Algerian, Filipino, Turkish and Kurdish associations.

The broad support for the call bears witness to the dual failure of the strategy of the CRIF Midi-Pyrénées. First, it failed in the attempt to isolate the Collectif Palestine Vaincra with false accusations, yet it also actually strengthened the movement with Palestine, which refuses to be intimidated.

To join the appeal, send an email to collectifpalestinevaincra@gmail.com.

The statement and signatories follow [Unless otherwise noted, the organization is based in France]:

“On Wednesday, 1 July, 24 associations, collectives and political parties organised a rally in Toulouse against the Israeli plan to annex the West Bank, which brought together several hundred people. Franck Touboul, president of the CRIF Midi-Pyrénées, reacted strongly by threatening and defaming the organizers, in particular the Collectif Palestine Vaincra.

We denounce these unacceptable practices, which are serious attacks on freedom of expression and the freedom to demonstrate.”

    1. Act Up Sud-Ouest
    2. ACTA
    3. Action Antifasciste Paris-Banlieue
    4. Action Antifasciste Pau
    5. Action contre le Chômage Gironde – AC!
    6. AFD International (Belgium)
    7. AFPS – Association France-Palestine Solidarité
    8. AFPS 59/62
    9. AFPS Paris 14-6
    10. AFPS Paris-Sud
    11. AFPS-BDSF 63
    12. Africa for Palestine (South Africa)
    13. Agir pour le Changement et la Démocratie en Algérie – ACDA
    14. Al-Awda – The Palestine Right to Return Coalition (USA)
    15. Alkarama Palestinian Women’s Mobilization (Spain)
    16. Friends of Palestine Against Imperialism and Zionism (Turkey)
    17. Anakbayan Europe
    18. ANC – Association Nationale des Communistes
    19. ANC 13
    20. Anti Imperialist Action Ireland (Ireland)
    21. Argenteuil Solidarité Palestine
    22. Associazione Amicizia Sardegna Palestina (Italy)
    23. Association Culturelle des Travailleurs Immigrés de Turquie
    24. Association Démocratique des Tunisiens en France – ADTF
    25. Association des Marocains en France – AMF
    26. Association des Palestiniens en France
    27. Association des Travailleurs Maghrébins de France – ATMF
    28. ATIK – Confédération des Travailleurs de Turquie en Europe
    29. Attac Toulouse
    30. BADIL Resource Center for Palestinian Residency and Refugee Rights (Palestine)
    31. BDS Bahraïn
    32. BDS Los Angeles (USA)
    33. BDS Vancouver – Coast Salish Territories (Canada)
    34. BDS Zurich (Switzerland)
    35. Campagne BDS France
    36. Campagne BDS France Marseille
    37. Campagne BDS France Montpellier
    38. Campagne BDS France Toulouse
    39. Campaign to Boycott Supporters of Israel (Lebanon)
    40. Campaign to Free Ahmad Sa’adat (International)
    41. International Campaign for the Liberation of Georges Abdallah (Lebanon)
    42. Campagne unitaire pour la libération de Georges Abdallah
    43. Canada Palestine Association (Canada)
    44. CAPJPO-Europalestine
    45. Centre de la Communauté Démocratique Kurde de Toulouse – CDK
    46. CGT Educ’action 31
    47. CGT Mecahers
    48. Collectif 65 pour la libération de Georges Ibrahim Adallah
    49. Collectif Algérie Démocratique Toulouse
    50. Collectif de soutien à la résistance palestinienne 59
    51. Collectif Judéo Arabe et Citoyen pour la Palestine
    52. Collectif Justice pour la Palestine Annecy
    53. Collectif La Fronde (Belgique)
    54. Collectif Ni Guerres ni État de Guerre
    55. Collectif Palestine Vaincra
    56. Collectif pour la Libération de Georges Abdallah 33
    57. Collectif pour la Libération de Georges Ibrahim Abdallah
    58. Collectif Solidarité Palestine Ouest Étang de Berre
    59. Collettivo Autonomo Lavoratori Portuali (Italie)
    60. Collettivo Studenti Federico II (Italie)
    61. Comité 31 du Mouvement de la Paix
    62. Comité d’action et de soutien aux luttes du peuple marocain
    63. Comité de Liberté Pour Musa Aşoğlu
    64. Comité de solidarité pour la libération de Georges Abdallah (Tunisia)
    65. Comité pour le Respect des Libertés et des Droits de l’Homme en Tunisie – CRLDHT
    66. Confédération Européenne des Immigrés Opprimés – Aveg-KON (Europe)
    67. Confédération Nationale du Travail 31 – CNT
    68. Coordinamento Napoli Palestina (Italy)
    69. Couserans-Palestine 09
    70. Cri rouge pour la défense des prisonniers révolutionnaires
    71. Decolonizer (Belgium)
    72. Eunomia
    73. Fédération des Tunisiens pour une Citoyenneté des deux Rives – FTCR
    74. Fondation Frantz Fanon
    75. Forum Palestine Citoyenneté
    76. France Insoumise Pau
    77. Free Palestine Movement (USA)
    78. Front Anti-impérialiste
    79. “Ghassan Kanafani” Front of Resistance and Solidarity for Palestine (Greece)
    80. Popular Front of Turkey
    81. FUIQP – Front Uni des Immigrations et des Quartiers Populaires
    82. FUIQP 38
    83. GABRIELA Alliance of Filipino Women (Philippines and International)
    84. Gauche Independantiste Bretonne – Breizhistance
    85. Groupe Libertad de la Fédération Anarchiste
    86. Halk Evi – Mala Gel (Belgium)
    87. Hirak, Palestinian Youth Mobilization in Berlin (Germany)
    88. Independent Jewish Voices University of British Columbia (Canada)
    89. International Action Center (USA)
    90. International Jewish AntiZionist Network (International)
    91. International League of Peoples’ Struggle – ILPS (International)
    92. International Solidarity Movement – Northern California (USA)
    93. International Solidarity Movement France
    94. Internationalt Forum/the Middle East Group (Denmark)
    95. Jeune Garde Lyon
    96. Jeunes Communistes 42
    97. Jeunes Communistes 94
    98. Jeunes Révolutionnaires
    99. Jeunes Révolutionnaires Genève (Switzerland)
    100. Jeunesse Solidaire Genève (Switzerland)
    101. Jews for Palestinian Right of Return (USA)
    102. Just Peace Advocates (Canada)
    103. Just Peace Committee – Vancouver (Canada)
    104. Labor for Palestine (USA)
    105. Les Amis du Monde Diplomatique
    106. Maoist Communist Party – Organizing Committee (USA)
    107. Mensa Occupata (Italie)
    108. Montreuil Palestine
    109. National Democratic Front of the Philippines (Philippines)
    110. National Lawyers Guild Palestine Subcommittee (USA)
    111. New-York City Jericho Amnesty Movement (USA)
    112. NPA – Nouveau Parti Anticapitaliste
    113. NPA 31
    114. Palestine 13
    115. Palestine Solidarity Collective at York University (Canada)
    116. Palestinian Youth Movement (USA)
    117. Parti Communiste des Ouvriers de France
    118. Parti des Indigènes de la Republique
    119. Plate-forme Charleroi-Palestine (Belgium)
    120. Pôle de Renaissance Communiste en France – PRCF
    121. Pour une Ecologie Politique et Sociale – PEPS
    122. Project South (USA)
    123. Réseau Euro-Maghrébin Citoyenneté et Culture – REMCC
    124. Rete dei Comunisti (Italy)
    125. Revolutionäre Jugend Zürich – RJZ (Switzerland)
    126. Revolutionary Communist Group (Britain)
    127. Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network  (International)
    128. Samidoun Göteborg (Sweden)
    129. Samidoun Stockolm (Sweden)
    130. Secours Rouge Arabe
    131. Secours Rouge Belgique
    132. Secours Rouge Genève (Switzerland)
    133. Secours Rouge Montreal (Canada)
    134. Secours Rouge Toulouse
    135. SKB – Sosyalist Kadınlar Birliği – Union des Femmes Socialistes (Europe)
    136. SKB (Belgium)
    137. SKB France
    138. Solidarité Georges Abdallah Lille
    139. Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights – University of British Columbia (Canada)
    140. Stichting Smood (Netherlands)
    141. Studentato Autorganizzato Orso (Italy)
    142. Sulong – University of British Columbia (Canada)
    143. TSP (Belgium)
    144. Tutsakların Sesi Platformu – Plateforme Voix des Prisonniers – TSP France
    145. Unadikum (Spain)
    146. Union Antifasciste Toulousaine
    147. Union Communiste Libertaire Toulouse et alentours
    148. Union des EtudiantEs de Toulouse
    149. Union des Tunisiens pour l’Action Citoyenne – UTAC
    150. Union Juive Française pour la Paix – UJFP
    151. Union Syndicale Solidaires
    152. Union Syndicale Solidaires 09
    153. Union Syndicale Solidaires 31
    154. Unione Democratica Arabe Palestinese (UDAP) )(Italy)
    155. Unité Communiste
    156. US Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (USA)
    157. Victory to the Intifada (Britain)
    158. Within Our Lifetime – United for Palestine (USA)
    159. Workers World Party (USA)

London Vigil Demands Justice For #Humboldt3 BDS Activists

Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network is republishing the following report below from Inminds Human Rights Group on a London vigil in solidarity with the Humboldt 3 and against anti-Palestinian repression in Germany. Samidoun joined many other groups in co-signing the letter delivered to the German Embassy during the vigil.

The Humboldt 3 – Ronnie Barkan, Majed Abusalama and Stavit Sinai, a Palestinian from Gaza and two Israeli Jewish activists – were charged after they interrupted a Knesset member in 2017 about the massacre of civilians in Gaza during a speech at the Humboldt University of Berlin. The next trial in their case will take place at the Moabit Court in Berlin at 9 am on Monday, 3 August.

Supporters of the Humboldt 3 and defenders of the right to stand for justice in Palestine will gather outside the Moabit court at 8 am on 3 August. Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network supports this mobilization and encourages all to join in Berlin as well as to organize actions like this one in Paris, by delivering letters and holding protests outside German embassies and consulates around the world.

The trial of the Humboldt 3, like the political ban and exclusion imposed on Khaled Barakat, the anti-BDS resolution passed by the Bundestag that seeks to classify opposition to Israel, Zionism and even Israeli policy as “anti-Semitic,” the closure of bank accounts for organizations like Jewish Voices for a Just Peace, the deportation and silencing of Rasmea Odeh and the exclusion of international artists for their support for Palestinian rights, highlights the level of anti-Palestinian repression taking place in Germany.

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On 17th July 2020, Inminds Human Rights Group held a vigil outside the German Embassy in London, in solidarity with three BDS activists, the Humboldt 3, that are on trial in Germany.

The three defendants are:

Award winning Palestinian journalist Majed Abusalama, a survivor of Israel’s massacres in Gaza; acclaimed Jewish Israeli human rights defender Ronnie Barkan; and Dr Stavit Sinai, a Jewish Israeli scholar of the sociology of knowledge and postcolonial studies.

They are being accused of interrupting a propaganda speech by Mrs Aliza Lavie, a representative of the Israeli government, at Humboldt University in Berlin on June 20, 2017.

Mrs Aliza Lavie, as a member of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Israeli Parliament, directly oversaw the 2014 attack on besieged Gaza that resulted in 2200 Palestinians being slaughtered, including 551 babies and children. She bears a direct responsibility for what Amnesty International has described as war crimes committed in Gaza.

Rather than arrest Lavie as a war criminal, she was given an unchallenged platform by Humboldt University to promote her propaganda, whitewashing Israeli crimes against humanity. When the three activists in the audience challenged her propaganda by quoting from the United Nations ESCWA report which accuses Israel of practicing The Crime of Apartheid, defined by the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court as a Crime Against Humanity, they were attacked and thrown out, and later charged.

Inminds chair Abbas Ali said:

“We stand here today in solidariy with our comrades in Germany who are being persecuted by the state for speaking truth to power.

Everything about this trial is Orwellian. A war criminal isn’t arrested, but is given the red carpet platform to spew propaganda and lies, whilst truth speakers are silenced.

War criminals and thugs that attack peaceful activists, punching a woman in the face, go free. Instead the peaceful activists are charged with ‘assault’.. for being beaten up, and charged with ‘trespass’.. for attending a public meeting.

Their only ‘crime’ is to dare expose Israeli Crimes Against Humanity. The German state is so supine to Israeli blackmail over fake accusations of antisemitism that it will bend over backwards to appease the apartheid regime.

It seems Germany has learnt nothing from its own history of the dangers of turning a blind eye to Crimes Against Humanity and where this leads. A truly shameful state of affairs.”

During the vigil a letter addressed to the German Ambassador, condemning the German states prosecution of the Humboldt 3, was delivered to the embassy. A cross-section of civil society organisations, ranging from human rights groups to religious groups – both Muslim and Jewish; to academic and journalism rights groups; along with Palestinian solidarity groups, were signatories to the letter.

https://samidoun.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/humboldt3-letter-to-german-ambassador-1.pdf

The trial on the Humboldt 3 starts on 3rd August at Moabit Court in Berlin.

Video of vigil:
https://youtu.be/URYDrvKCyjU

To find out the latest about the case:
https://medium.com/humboldt3

To support their legal defence fund please contribute here:
https://www.gofundme.com/f/humboldt3

Samidoun welcomes newest chapter in Stockholm, Sweden, organizing for Palestinian prisoners!

Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network is honored to welcome our newest chapter and our second in Sweden, Samidoun Stockholm, which announced its formation on 18 July 2020. Samidoun warmly salutes the new chapter as an important step to build solidarity with the Palestinian prisoners and the Palestinian liberation struggle, particularly in Sweden.

Samidoun Stockholm may be found on social media:

Samidoun Stockholm joins our comrades in Samidoun Göteborg – based in Gothenburg, Sweden, who may be found on the web at https://samidoun.net/sweden as well as on Facebook and Instagram.

We look forward to struggling together to free political prisoners and free Palestine, from the river to the sea!

Samidoun Stockholm issued a brief statement, presented in English translation and then in Swedish. We invite all in Stockholm who want to organize for Palestine and for the prisoners to contact Samidoun Stockholm and get involved!

Who are we and what do we stand for?
Samidoun is a network for action in solidarity with Palestinian prisoners. We see the prisoners’ struggle as an important element in the battle against Israeli colonial occupation. It is not a crime to be a freedom fighter, and, therefore we demand that all political prisoners in Israel, the occupied territories, the United States and Canada be released. We also stand in solidarity with the struggles of the Black and Indigenous peoples in the United States, the fight for a free Western Sahara, the Kurdish people’s struggle for self-determination, and the independence of all oppressed peoples from imperialism.
Now that Israel is trying to push through further illegal annexations of Palestinian territory, international solidarity is more important than ever. The only justice is a free, united and socialist Palestine.
Why the prisoners’ struggle?
Israel imprisons Palestinian politicians, civilians, community activists, writers, artists, poets and musicians. Every year, 500-700 Palestinian children are put in military detention where they are regularly interrogated without adult presence, neglected, and abused. Last month, 142 children were held in such conditions, and the number was higher in the previous month. Anyone who doesn’t want their land stolen can be criminalized and repressed. Approximately 95 % of Palestinian prisoners in Israel are subjected to mistreatment and/or torture. Children are not excluded from ′′ exceptional interrogation methods ′′ such as physical violence, sleep deprivation, being bound in positions that can cause lifelong injuries, etc. The prisoners’ struggle stands against this.
′ Why didn’t you bang on the side of the tank? Why didn’t you say anything?”-Ghassan Kanafani, Palestinian writer and freedom fighter illegally murdered by Mossad at age 36
We support the Samidoun network’s principles and methods. Read more at Samidoun.net.
Contacts:
Samidoun Stockholm – samidoun08@protonmail.com
Samidoun Gothenburg – samidoungbg@gmail.com
Välkomna till Samidoun Stockholm – en grupp för praktisk solidaritet med palestinska fångar. Nedan kommer en introduktion om oss!
Vilka är vi och vad står vi för?
Samidoun är ett nätverk för utövandet av solidaritet med Palestinska fångar. Vi ser fångkampen som ett viktigt moment i kampen mot Israelisk kolonial-ockupation. Det är inte ett brott att vara frihetskämpe och därför kräver vi att alla politiska fångar i Israel, de ockuperade områdena, USA och Kanada släpps fria. Vi står även i solidaritet med de svartas och ursprungsbefolkningens kamper i USA, kampen för ett fritt Västsahara, det Kurdiska folkets kamp för självbestämmande och alla förtryckta folks självständighet från imperialismen.
Nu när Israel försöker driva igenom ytterligare illegala annekteringar av Palestinskt territorium är den internationella solidariteten viktigare än någonsin. Den enda rättvisan är ett fritt, enat och socialistiskt Palestina.
Varför fångkamp?
Israel fängslar palestinska politiker, civila, fredliga aktivister, författare, konstnärer, poeter och musiker. Varje år sätts 500-700 palestinska barn i militärfängelsen där de regelbundet förhörs utan vuxennärvaro, vanvårdas och misshandlas. Förra månaden sattes 142 barn i sådana fängelser, och talet var högre den föregående månaden. Alla som inte vill ha sitt land stulet kan anses vara kriminella. Ungefär 95% av palestinska fångar i Israeliska fängelsen utsätts för vanvård och/eller tortyr. Barn är inte undantagna från ”exceptionella förhörsmetoder” såsom fysiskt våld, bli tvingade att vara vakna, bundna i positioner som kan ge livslånga skador, osv. Fångkamp är att motsätta sig detta.
”Varför bankade du inte på stridsvagnens sida? Varför sade du inget?” – Ghassan Kanafani, Palestinsk författare och frihetskämpe som illegalt mördades av Mossad vid 36 års ålder.
Vi ställer oss bakom Samidounnätverkets principer och metoder. Läs mer på Samidoun.net.
Samidoun Stockholm – samidoun08@protonmail.com
Samidoun Göteborg – samidoungbg@gmail.com

Take action: Write a letter urging release of Mufid Abdulqader, Palestinian political prisoner in U.S. jails

Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network strongly supports this urgent and important call from the Coalition for Civil Freedoms. Free Mufid Abdulqader and the Holy Land Five! 

ACTION ALERT: WRITE A LETTER TO JUDGE SAM A. LINDSAY URGING THE RELEASE OF HLF PRISONER MUFID ABDULQADER WHO IS BATTLING COVID-19

On July 7, Holy Land Foundation political prisoner Mufid Abdulqader, who is serving an unjust 20-year prison sentence for charitable work, tested positive for COVID-19 at a federal prison in Seagoville, Texas. According to the Bureau of Prisons, FCI Seagoville reported its first COVID-19 related death a few days ago and that more than 74% of inmates there had tested positive for the virus.

Time is of the essence:

Mufid Abdulqader’s attorneys filed for an emergency compassionate release motion on his behalf last week. CCF calls on all people of conscience to advocate on behalf of Abdulqader and take swift action to urge the judge to grant his immediate release. Email your letter on behalf of Abdulqader to CCF by Monday night, July 20th at 8:00 PM EDT.

Take Action:

  • ADDRESS YOUR LETTER to U.S. District Judge Sam A. Lindsay, 1100 Commerce Street, Room 1544 Dallas, Texas 75242-1003

TALKING POINTS:

  • Urge the judge to grant Mufid Abdulqader immediate compassionate release due to his COVID-19 diagnosis and your concern for his life.
  • State your concern for the lack of appropriate medical attention in the facility.
  • If you know Abdulqader personally, attest to his character.
  • You must emphasize that Abdulqader, who has already served 75% of an unjust prison sentence, was not convicted of any violent crimes and was prosecuted in a politically-motivated case that is considered by many to be a miscarriage of justice.
    • Remind the judge that by the government’s own admission, every cent the Holy Land Foundation raised and distributed went to providing food, shelter, hospital equipment, and health care to the needy. Refer to the “Background” section below for more information on the case.
  •  EMAIL YOUR LETTER TO CCF! DO NOT MAIL YOUR LETTER DIRECTLY TO THE JUDGE!
  • Email → legal@civilfreedoms.org by no later than Monday, July 20 at 8:00 PM EDT. CCF will mail the collection of written letters to the courthouse.
  • SHARE THIS ACTION ALERT across all social media platforms, and with your groups and friends, with the hashtags #FreeMufidNow #FreetheHLF5 #FreeThemAll

Background:

The Holy Land Foundation Five are Palestinian-American prisoners of conscience who ran the largest Muslim charity in the United States, and were convicted in the post-9/11 hysteria on false charges of “providing material support for terrorism.” They were given draconian sentences ranging from 15 to 65 years in prison, and were put in Communication Management Units (CMUs), often dubbed the “Gitmo North” due to the severity and discriminatory nature of their conditions. While all five men were unjustly prosecuted for constitutionally-protected activities such as associations, speech, and charity, the government’s citation of Mufid Abdulqader’s singing with his band at HLF fundraisers as “evidence” of “material support for terrorism” further underscores the absurdity and utter cruelty of the HLF case in particular, and the arbitrariness of material support laws more broadly.

For more information on the HLF case, please read Injustice: The Story of the Holy Land Foundation 5 by Miko Peled, and refer to these links: https://www.pymusa.com/holyland5 and http://freedomtogive.com/.

Paris protest supports Humboldt 3 BDS activists facing prosecution in Berlin

Photo: CAPJPO- EuroPalestine

On Friday, 17 June, activists in Paris gathered outside the German embassy in Paris to deliver a statement against the criminal trial of three Palestine justice activists in Berlin, Germany. The Humbolt 3 – Ronnie Barkan, Majed Abusalama and Stavit Sinai, a Palestinian from Gaza and two Israeli Jewish activists – were charged after they interrupted a Knesset member in 2017 about the massacre of civilians in Gaza during a speech at the Humboldt University of Berlin. The next trial in their case will take place at the Moabit Court in Berlin at 9 am on Monday, 3 August.

Supporters of the Humboldt 3 and defenders of the right to stand for justice in Palestine will gather outside the Moabit court at 8 am on 3 August. Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network supports this mobilization and encourages all to join in Berlin as well as to organize actions like this one in Paris, by delivering letters and holding protests outside German embassies and consulates around the world.

The trial of the Humboldt 3, like the political ban and exclusion imposed on Khaled Barakat, the anti-BDS resolution passed by the Bundestag that seeks to classify opposition to Israel, Zionism and even Israeli policy as “anti-Semitic,” the closure of bank accounts for organizations like Jewish Voices for a Just Peace, the deportation and silencing of Rasmea Odeh and the exclusion of international artists for their support for Palestinian rights, highlights the level of anti-Palestinian repression taking place in Germany.

CAPJPO-EuroPalestine, which organized the protest, published the text of the letter and the video of the action at their website. They called upon supporters of Palestine in France to add their names and express their serious opposition to the ongoing criminal proceedings against the Humboldt 3 by emailing the German embassy in France at info@paris.diplo.de

The letter text:

To the attention of Mr. Nikolaus Meyer-Landrut, the German Ambassador to France:

We wish to communicate to you, as citizens committed to the respect of human rights and international law, our concern regarding the proceedings launched by the German government against three activists who will appear next August 3 in the Moabit Court of Berlin.

Stavit Sinai, Ronnie Barkan, two Jewish Israelis, and Majed Abusalama, a Palestinian from Gaza, are accused of having interrupted an anti-BDS propaganda speech on June 20, 2017, at Humboldt University in Berlin, given by a representative of the Israeli government, Mrs. Aliza Lavie, then a member of the Knesset and, as a member of its Foreign Affairs Committee, having approved the Israeli massacres of 2014 in Gaza. (Conference organized by the DIG – Deutsch-Israelische Gesellschaft. (German-Israeli Society )

These three peace activists, who also received the Copenhagen Courage Award from Ms. Ninna Olsen, deputy mayor of Copenhagen, did not commit any violence. They called upon the representative of the Israeli state to inform the participants about her involvement in the Israeli occupation and colonization, with all their bloody consequences.

It is an action of public benefit, an intervention of support to people in danger, in this case the Palestinian people – who are undergoing a terrible ethnic cleansing, including the theft of land and water, the deportation of populations, the regular bombardment of two million men, women and children in an open-air prison in the narrow enclave of Gaza, and deprived of basic needs such as electricity, clean water or medicines, as well as the imprisonment and torture of thousands of Palestinian children.

Germany is well placed to know that these abuses violate numerous UN resolutions, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Geneva Conventions, as well as the International Convention against Torture, also signed by Germany.

How dare Germany prosecute men and women of conscience who have done their duty by refusing to turn a blind eye to atrocities that they know all too well for being Palestinian and Israelis?

We know the weight of false allegations of anti-Semitism, which essentially consist of amalgamating Judaism and the State of Israel.

But it is blackmail to which it would be odious to give in and which would lead to becoming an accomplice of another slow genocide, that of the Palestinian people.

We allow ourselves to recall the judgment of June 11 of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) which fully justifies the political actions of boycott, divestment, sanctions (BDS) against Israel. (https://www.echr.coe.int/Pages/home.aspx?p=home&c=fre)

We thank you in advance for conveying to the German authorities our support and our respect for the three prosecuted activists facing the false accusation of “aggression”, while a video of their intervention proves the contrary.

In the meantime, and thanking you in advance for your attention, we ask you to receive, Mr. Ambassador, the assurance of our best regards.

Signatories:

Anne ABBES, Professeur en classes préparatoires aux grandes écoles

Mohamed ABBES, Ingénieur CNRS retraité

Marie-Christine ABOUPHELE, Anthropologue

Abdellah AZIZI, Enseignant

Ludivine BANTIGNY, Historienne

Omar BENDERRA, Économiste

Estelle BLANCHARD, Peintre en décoration

Serge BONAL, Cadre hospitalier

Sohil BOUDJELAL, Avocat

Prof. Haim BRESHEETH, Professorial Research Associate, SOAS University of London

Eitan BRONSTEIN, Israélien, Association De-Colonizer

Maurice BUTTIN, Avocat, Président d’honneur du CVPR PO

David CANNON, Président du Réseau Juif pour la Palestine

Margaret CASSAR, Présidente de L’association Australienne des Amis de la Palestine

Chantal CAMERON, Professeur de langues

Rosario CITRINITI, Vidéaste

Anna CIULLI, Libraire

Martine CHERBUIS, Enseignante

Alain CHERBUIS, Cadre marketing

Ted CLEMENT-EVANS, Géomètre

Acacia CONDES, Agrégée de l’université – Paris 4 Sorbonne

Martine CORNET, Enseignante

Daniel DALLA GUARDIA, Librairie

Chris DEN HOND, Journaliste

Sylvie DEPLUS-PONSIN, Praticien hospitalier- Maître de conférences Paris VII

Les DEVIDOV, Senior Research Fellow, Open University UK

Alain DUPHIL, Ingénieur agronome

Naama FARJOUN, Physiothérapeute à Jérusalem

Jérôme FAYNEL, Responsable logement social

Claire GAILLARD, Chercheur CNRS

Monseigneur Jacques GAILLOT, Evêque de Partenia

Dr. John GARRETT, Maître de conférence à l’université

Angus GEDDES, Économiste

Sharen GREEN, Journaliste

Boualem HAMDACHE, Syndicaliste SUD Conseil Départemental de Seine Saint-Denis

Doug HOLTON, Metteur en scène de théâtre

Christian JACQUIAU, Économiste, auteur, journaliste indépendant

Peter JACKSON, Ingénieur acoustique

Sarak KATZ, Participante dur le Al Awda, à la Flotille de la Liberté 2018

Olivier LE COUR GRANDMAISON, Universitaire, écrivain

Marko LOPARIC, Chercheur- mathématicien

Roland MELO, Contrôleur aérien, pilote d’avion, médaillé de l’Aéronautique

Paul MONMAUR, Universitaire, retraité

Dominique NOLY, Ingénieur EDF

Roland NURIER, Réalisateur

Christophe OBERLIN, Professeur de chirurgie

Anne-Marie OUDRER, Praticien hospitalier

Ghislain POISSONNIER, Magistrat

Shlomo SAND, Professeur d’Histoire à l’Université de Tel Aviv

Richard SEAFORD, Professeur à l’Université d’Exeter

Martine SEVEGRAND, Historienne

Nicolas SHAHSHAHANI, Libraire

Yonatan SHAPIRA, Musicien, ancien pilote de l’armée israélienne, dissident

Tzvia SHAPIRA, Biologiste israélienne, dissidente

Adi SHOSBERGER (Israël), Medical Aid Without Borders, YAEL

Shelly STEINBERG, Militante germano-israélienne

Pierre STAMBUL, Fils de résistant déporté à Buchenwald

François STRAUSS, Directeur de recherches au CNRS

Odile TOBNER, Essayiste

Danièle TOUATI, Directeur de recherches au CNRS

Farida TRICHINE, Informaticienne

John TYMON, Journaliste

Luk VERVAET, Auteur, Réseau International des Prisonniers

Einat WEIZMAN, Actrice et réalisatrice israélienne

Olivia ZEMOR, Journaliste retraitée

ZOHAR, Artiste peintre israélienne

French original letter:

A l’attention de Monsieur Nikolaus Meyer-Landrut, l’Ambassadeur d’Allemagne

Nous souhaitons vous communiquer, en tant que citoyen(nes) attachés au respect des droits de l’Homme et du droit international, notre préoccupation concernant les poursuites engagées par le gouvernement allemand contre trois militants qui comparaîtront le 3 août prochain devant le Tribunal Moabit de Berlin.

Stavit Sinai, Ronnie Barkan, deux Israéliens (juifs), et Majed Abusalama, Palestinien de Gaza, sont en effet accusés d’avoir interrompu le 20 juin 2017 le discours de propagande anti-BDS, à l’Université Humboldt de Berlin, d’une représentante du gouvernement israélien, Madame Aliza Lavie, alors députée et membre de la commission des affaires étrangères du parlement, ayant approuvé les massacres israéliens de 2014 à Gaza.(Conférence organisée par la  DIG –  Deutsch-Israelische Gesellschaft.(Société Germano-Israélienne)

Ces trois militants pacifistes, qui ont par ailleurs reçu le « Copenhagen Courage Award » des mains de Mme Ninna Olsen, adjointe au maire de Copenhague, n’ont pas commis la moindre violence. Ils ont apostrophé la représentante de l’État israélien pour informer les participants sur son implication dans l’occupation et la colonisation israéliennes, avec toutes leurs conséquences sanglantes.

Il s’agit d’une action de salubrité publique, d’une intervention d’assistance à peuple en danger, en l’occurrence le peuple palestinien qui subit un terrible nettoyage ethnique, comprenant le vol de terres et d’eau, la déportation de populations, le bombardement régulier de deux millions d’hommes, de femmes et d’enfants enfermés à double tour dans l’étroite enclave de Gaza, et privés de biens fondamentaux comme l’électricité, l’eau propre ou encore les médicaments, ainsi que l’emprisonnement et la torture de milliers d’enfants palestiniens.

L’Allemagne est bien placée pour savoir que ces exactions violent de nombreuses résolutions de l’ONU, la déclaration universelle des droits de l’Homme, les Conventions de Genève, tout comme la Convention Internationale contre la Torture, également signée par l’Allemagne.

Comment ose-t-elle s’en prendre à des hommes et des femmes de conscience qui n’ont fait que leur devoir, en refusant de fermer les yeux sur des atrocités qu’ils connaissent d’autant mieux qu’ils sont palestinien et israéliens ?

Nous connaissons le poids du chantage à l’antisémitisme, qui consiste essentiellement à faire l’amalgame entre le judaïsme et l’État d’Israël.

Mais c’est un chantage auquel il serait odieux de céder et qui conduirait à se rendre complice d’un autre génocide à petit feu, celui du peuple palestinien.

Nous nous permettons de rappeler le jugement du 11 juin dernier de la Cour Européenne des Droits de l’Homme (CEDH) qui justifie pleinement les actions politiques de boycott, désinvestissement, sanctions (BDS) à l’encontre d’Israel. (https://www.echr.coe.int/Pages/home.aspx?p=home&c=fre)

Nous vous remercions par avance de transmettre aux autorités allemandes, notre soutien et notre respect pour les trois militants poursuivis en justice, avec qui plus est, l’accusation mensongère d’« agression », alors qu’une vidéo de leur intervention prouve le contraire.

Dans l’attente, et en vous remerciant par avance de votre attention, nous vous prions de recevoir, Monsieur l’ambassadeur, l’assurance de nos meilleurs sentiments.

Samidoun urges international support for Palestinian student movement under attack

Read the Arabic text here: https://samidoun.net/ar/2020/07/student-movement-call-ar/

Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network calls on all Arab and international organizations and movements to support and defend the Palestinian student movement, which is being subjected to an ongoing Zionist campaign of daily mass arrests that has affected hundreds of Palestinian students, particularly university students and high school students in Jerusalem, the West Bank and throughout occupied Palestine ’48.

The Palestinian student movement is being subjected to a new level of daily crackdowns and arrest campaigns in the past weeks and months, as numerous students have been jailed in Israeli prisons and detention centers, with many transferred to administrative detention, jailed without charge or trial alongside hundreds of Palestinian men and women in Zionist prisons. Administrative detention orders are indefinitely renewable and Palestinians have been jailed for years at a time under these orders, which were first introduced to Palestine by British colonialism. The most fundamental rights of Palestinian students, including their right to education, are under attack.

We call on our members and supporters and all students and youth that support Palestine in the universities and cities around the world to join us in the Days of Resistance on August 7, 8 and 9, to intensify our efforts of struggle and boycott campaigns – including academic boycott campaigns – within Arab, North American, European, Latin American, African, Asian and Australian academic institutions and all universities around the world. On these days of action, we will highlight the daily crimes of Zionist colonialism against Palestinian students inside and outside Israeli jails.

Palestinian students face systematic oppression and a state of siege, including torture and brutality inside interrogation centers as well as massive restrictions on Palestinian academic and educational institutions by the Israeli occupation forces. These attacks aim to undermine the development and effectiveness of the Palestinian student movement, deny Palestinians’ access to education and hinder the operation of Palestinian research institutes, universities and schools, by preventing the development of independent Palestinian research, science and education. This is one part of the ongoing siege against the entire Palestinian people and has led to severe physical, psychological and material damage to the education system and the process of learning, posing a threat to the lives and futures of tens of thousands of Palestinian students.

Samidoun extends its salutes of solidarity to all of the injured students in the Gaza Strip. The student movement in Gaza is in the vanguard, valiantly confronting the ongoing siege on Gaza perpetrated by the Israeli occupation with the complicity of the Egyptian regime. The leading role of the student movement in struggle, including in the defense of the Palestinian people and in the Palestinian resistance, remains a major part of all aspects of struggle and popular movements in the Gaza Strip.

The Palestinian student movement, in Palestine and in exile and diaspora, has been and remains at the forefront of the Palestinian liberation struggle throughout the past decades. The student movement played a key role in launching the Palestinian and Arab revolutionary struggle in exile, and the youth and student movements, alongside those of the women’s movement and labor unions, had the most prominent role in all Palestinian revolutionary struggles, popular intifadas and all phases of the liberation struggle. Supporting the Palestinian student movement today against these campaigns of arrest and repression is a critical part of supporting the Palestinian struggle for liberation and return.

Endorse and join the Days of Resistance:https://samidoun.net/2020/07/call-to-action-days-of-resistance-for-palestine-august-7-9-2020/  

16 July, Online Event: Palestine, annexation and resistance with Samidoun’s Charlotte Kates

Thursday, 16 July
11 am Pacific – 2 pm Eastern – 7 pm British time – 9 pm Palestine
Online Event
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/palestine-annexation-and-resistance-with-charlotte-kates-tickets-111779706110

US imperialism under the Trump regime has given a green light to Israel’s annexation of the West Bank, followed closely by Britain. The plans would cement the Zionist colonisation of historic Palestine and highlight the futility of the Palestinian Authority ‘leadership’. Only renewed resistance and an anti-imperialist solidarity movement can defeat the Zionist regime and lead the way to liberation.

Charlotte Kates is the international coordinator of the Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network, fighting internationally for the release of Palestinian and other political prisoners. Joining us for this important discussion, she will present on colonialism, annexation and the prisoners.

The meeting will take place on Zoom and a link will be sent out to all attendees. Get tickets/donate what you can here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/palestine-annexation-and-resistance-with-charlotte-kates-tickets-111779706110

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Solidarity between Ireland and Palestine: Stop the extradition of Liam Campbell!

Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network joins the campaign against the extradition of Irish Republican Liam Campbell! His extradition from Ireland to Lithuania is being pursued at the behest of the British government that continues to occupy the north of Ireland, despite the fact that Liam Campbell has never set foot in Lithuania.

Liam Campbell was arrested in 2009 and issued his first extradition warrant; he was held in solitary confinement in the notorious Maghaberry Prison in Belfast for four years, until he won his case in the High Court in March 2013 and defeated the British appeal to the supreme Court in London in August 2013.

He was arrested once again in 2016 on the basis of a second European Arrest Warrant, accusing him of vague charges of “preparing to smuggle” arms to Irish Republican organizations. The pursuit of Liam Campbell over more than 10 years – without a single credible criminal conviction – has indicated the commitment of the British state to pursue Irish republicans internationally for continuing to defend the rights of the Irish people.

Liam Campbell’s brother, Michael, was previously arrested and sentenced in Lithuania on similar charges, until he was acquitted in a retrial in 2015 after his defense showed that he was in fact entrapped by British intelligence agents. Liam himself was first subjected to an exclusion order barring him from entering the occupied north of Ireland in 1983.

We republish the statement below of the Campbell family, which we firmly support. As we demand the release of all Palestinian political prisoners, we also call for the release of all Irish political prisoners and an end to the practice of internment, a form of political detention that bears a deep similarity to the use of administrative detention – imprisonment without charge or trial – in Palestine. We note that it was British colonialism that first introduced administrative detention to Palestine, as it did to the north of Ireland, before it was adopted by the Zionist colonial project.

The bond of struggle between Irish political prisoners and Palestinian political prisoners has always been strong and remains so to this day. In 1981, Palestinian political prisoners issued a solidarity message to Irish hunger strikers, noting “Our people in Palestine and in the Zionist prisons are struggling as your people are struggling against the British monopolies and we will both continue until victory…On behalf of the prisoners of Nafha, we support your struggle and cause of freedom against English domination, against Zionism and against fascism in the world.”

In 2017, Irish Republican political prisoners in Maghaberry prison also issued a solidarity statement to Palestinian prisoners on hunger strike, noting: “Regardless of attempts to normalise the existence of the Zionist State; it has no right to exist and therefore it has no right to oppress, imprison and torture those who legitimately resist its occupation of Palestine….Given the long history of Republican Prisoners and Hunger-Strikes in Ireland, the Palestinian prison struggle resonates particularly with us.”

On 13 July, an Irish court in Dublin granted Liam Campbell leave to appeal his extradition on a point of law, whether or not the wording of an “intention” by a foreign jurisdiction to put someone on trial was the same as putting them on trial, as noted by Anti-Imperialist Action Ireland.

On this occasion, Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network emphasizes our solidarity with Liam Campbell and all Irish political prisoners who continue to confront colonialism and occupation. Stop the extradition of Liam Campbell! From Palestine to Ireland, the liberation struggle continues!

Campbell Family Statement:

To the Lithuanian Embassy,

“We gather here today, in defiance, against the Lithuanian state and their officials, operating from Dublin, who seek to bring about a British backed attempt to force the extradition of Liam Campbell, from Ireland to Lithuania. A foreign Country, Liam Campbell was NEVER in!

Having endured successive European arrest warrants issued by the Lithuanian state, served on him by agents of the British and their free state counterparts here in Ireland, we the people demand an end to the injustices suffered daily by Liam Campbell. We come united, alongside the Campbell family to show our conviction and solidarity to STOP THE EXTRADITION OF LIAM CAMPBELL!

As far back as January 2009 Liam Campbell was arrested and issued with his first extradition warrant. Four months later, whilst on bail, he was wrongfully re-arrested by the British, who by stealth, overseen a second extradition warrant by the Lithuanian State, in May 2009.

Imprisoned in Maghaberry Prison Belfast, Liam Campbell was held in solitary confinement for four years. He was NEVER questioned, nor convicted or a crime! Liam won his case in the High Court in March 2013. It was appealed by the British in the supreme Court in London, who ruled in August 2013 there was no case to answer.

Liam Campbell was returned to his family. What Liam did not know was that, a third extradition warrant, was issued by the Lithuanian state also in August 2013 and held for 3 years, before being sent to Dublin. In December 2016, Liam Campbell was arrested for a third time which began his most recent struggle against extradition.

This is scheduled to take place by order of the High Court in Dublin on Monday 13th July 2020; 9 days from now.

We strenuously denounce all attempts to render him into the barbaric and unsanitary prison conditions as evidenced in reports made by the Committee for the prevention of torture and degrading treatment (CPT) in 2018 and consistent in there report in 2019.

Reports which detail to us the extreme prisoner on prisoner gang violence (foreign prisoners in particular are targeted), accounts of sexual assault, inhumane treatment and intimidation perpetrated by “special intervention units”, notorious within the Lithuanian prison regime of today.

Locked in pre trial detention, 24 hours a day for an unknown number of years, with restrictive access to his legal documents only partially transcribed in his native tongue, and only at the discretion of a foreign state prosecutor, hell bent on securing a corrupt conviction.

Not withstanding, that in May 2018 a European Court delivered a damning guilty verdict against Lithuanian state, otherwise known as “Camp Violet” by CIA militia, for their involvement in operating “black sites” used as torture chambers; and a litany of successive abuses which resulted in hefty convictions from the European courts and testament to their ingrained flagrant denial of fair trial rights and failure to safeguard the right of citizens, including our own Irish citizens who have suffered extensively in the hands of this Lithuanian state.

Lithuania, we call you out on your states abuse of process that would prevent repatriation to Ireland for Liam Campbell, in your denial of rights as set out in the United nations declaration on human rights act (UDHR) in the charter of fundamental rights (1998). They are not rights for good behaviour but alienable entitlements to all people.

We hereby declare our full support and determination to STOP THE EXTRADITION OF LIAM CAMPBELL and call for an end, to an 11.5 year long witch hunt of our country man.

Our determination will not waver!

Signed
The Campbell family
Friends and supporters

Vancouver protest denounces annexation, demands justice and freedom for Palestine

On Sunday, 12 July, student organizations in Vancouver, including Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights at the University of British Columbia (UBC), Independent Jewish Voices UBC and the Arab Students Association, along with Vancouver Allies, organized a demonstration outside the Vanocuver Art Gallery as part of the global “Day of Rage” protests against Israeli annexation of the occupied Palestinian West Bank. A number of organizations participated in the protest, including Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network, Sulong UBC (a Filipino national democratic student organization), the Canada Palestine Association and BDS Vancouver.

Speakers highlighted the settler colonial nature of the Israeli state and the Zionist project, emphasizing the connections with settler colonialism in Canada and the genocide of Indigenous nations and the Canadian government’s decades of complicity with Zionist colonialism in Palestine. Protesters emphasized that they were part of a global movement against racism and oppression. They demanded an end to Canadian government support for Israeli occupation, apartheid, settler colonialism and genocide.

They joined in spirited chants for justice and liberation in Palestine, raising Palestinian flags and signs denouncing annexation.

Speaking on behalf of Sulong UBC, Lara Maestro expressed solidarity with Palestinian student prisoners in Israeli jails, highlighting the cases of Mays Abu Ghosh, Tareq Mattar and Layan Kayed. She also noted the ongoing solidarity between liberation movements in Palestine and the Philippines, highlighting the similarities between the Netanyahu regime in Israel and the Duterte regime in the Philippines.

Speakers representing SPHR UBC discussed Palestinian identity, organizing and resistance inside and outside Palestine, even as Palestinians have faced over 70 years of ongoing Nakba – and ongoing resistance. The speaker representing Independent Jewish Voices emphasized that Israel is a colonial project, emphasizing support for Palestinian and indigenous resistance.

Charlotte Kates, the international coordinator of Samidoun, spoke at the protest, focusing on the situation of Palestinian political prisoners, including the widespread use of torture by Israeli interrogators, the arrest and imprisonment of Palestinian children and the targeting of Palestinian students.

She emphasized the global, anti-imperialist nature of the Palestinian struggle and the importance of standing and struggling together with all movements confronting racism, imperialism and oppression. She closed with the chant, “from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free!”

On behalf of Canada Palestine Association and BDS Vancouver, Alan Roberts emphasized the ongoing complicity of the Canadian government in Israeli crimes, expressed solidarity with the Black liberation movement and Indigenous struggles and called for the boycott of Israel and complicit corporations.

The event concluded with several cultural performances, highlighting ongoing Palestinian cultural resistance. Malak Musik sang Palestinian national songs, while poets Diana and Luay highlighted Palestinian experience, identity and ongoing struggle through their powerful concluding words.

The protest followed an earlier street picket organized on 26 June by the Canada Palestine Association and BDS Vancouver. Protesters lined up at the crowded rush-hour intersection of Broadway and Clark in Vancouver with large signs, banners and Palestinian flags, chanting loudly and denouncing Israeli annexation while demanding justice and liberation for Palestine.

Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network has called for Days of Resistance to continue these actions between 7-9 August in cities and communities around the world. Click here to learn more about the Days of Resistance call, endorse the statement or get involved.

 

Today, 11 July: Webinar in Arabic, English and Spanish – Hear live from Palestinians in the Jordan Valley & discuss role of Palestinian diaspora

Saturday, 11 July
10 am Pacific – 1 pm Eastern – 6 pm British time – 7 pm central Europe – 8 pm Palestine
TODAY! English and Spanish Translation will now be available for the webinar on the Palestinian revolutionary alternative, hosted by Samidoun Network in occupied Palestine, the Palestinian Youth Movement, HIRAK (Palestinian Youth Mobilization in Berlin), Al-Naqab Center and Palestinian Cultural Club! Join us at 10 am Pacific – 1 pm Eastern – 7 pm central Europe – 8 pm Palestine. Hear directly from activists in the Jordan Valley speaking about confronting annexation as well as Prof. Kamel Hawwash on the role of the Palestinian diaspora in confronting annexation and Zionist colonialism.
 
Join via Zoom for translation: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83140581869
The event will also be livestreamed on Facebook (in Arabic)
 
¡HOY! La traducción al español y al inglés estará disponible para el seminario web sobre la alternativa revolucionaria palestina, organizado por la Red Samidoun en la Palestina ocupada, el Movimiento Juvenil Palestino, HIRAK (Movilización Juvenil Palestina en Berlín), el Centro Al-Naqab y el Club Cultural Palestino! Únete a nosotros a las 10 am Pacífico – 1 pm Este – 7 pm Europa central – 8 pm Palestina. Escuche directamente a los activistas del Valle del Jordán hablando sobre la confrontación de la anexión, así como al Prof. Kamel Hawwash sobre el papel de la diáspora palestina en la confrontación de la anexión y el colonialismo sionista.
 
Únase a través de Zoom para la traducción: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83140581869
مسؤوليّة ودور فلسطينيّ الشتات في مواجهة الاستعمار الصهيوني ومشاريع الضم والاستيطان في فلسطين المحتلّة، عنوان وسؤال الندوة السادسة عشر (16) من سلسلة البديل الثوري حيث نستضيف أصوات فلسطينيّة مقاوِمَة من داخل منطقة الأغوار المحتلّة وكذلك البروفيسور كامل الحواش لتسليط الضوء على دور ومسؤولية الشتات في الحملات الفلسطينية والعربية والأممية المضادة للسياسات الصهيونية.. كيف نفهم دور حركة التضامن مع الشعب الفلسطيني في كشف ومواجهة الأهداف الاستعمارية الصهيونيّة والامريكيّة والاوروبيّة؟.ملاحظة: ستكون الندوة مترجمة إلى الإنجليزية والإسبانية.
عبر الرابط الآتي: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83140581869
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