15 June, Berlin: Boycott Puma! Demonstration at Hackescher Markt

13 June 2019

Saturday, 15 June
2:00 pm
PUMA Concept Store am Hackescher Markt
Rosenthaler Str. 40/41
Berlin, Germany
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/771711653223606/

BOYCOTT PUMA
PROUD SPONSORS OF ISRAELI APARTHEID

More than 200 Palestinian football teams have called on PUMA to end sponsorship of the Israel Football Association (IFA) due to its support for Israeli war crimes. The IFA includes football teams that are based in illegal settlements and host matches on land stolen from Palestinians.

EVERY ISRAELI SETTLEMENT IN THE WEST BANK, INCLUDING EAST JERUSALEM, IS ILLEGAL, AND A WAR CRIME UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW.

Israel’s settlements contribute to serious human rights abuses and are a direct cause for restrictions on Palestinian freedom of movement, access to natural resources, and ability to build homes and conduct business.

PUMA’S SPONSORSHIP OF THE IFA LEGITIMISES AND GIVES INTERNATIONAL COVER TO ISRAEL’S ILLEGAL SETTLEMENTS.

By sponsoring the Israel Football Association (IFA), Puma is endorsing the continued ethnic cleansing of Palestinians. Israel uses sport to whitewash its crimes and normalise the status of illegal settlements.

As the main international sponsor of the IFA, Puma is lending its brand to cover up and sportwash Israel’s human rights abuses, including against Palestinian footballers.

Until they end their sponsorship of the IFA, join us in boycotting Puma and calling on Puma-sponsored teams to drop Puma.

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Mehr als 200 palästinensische Fußballmannschaften haben PUMA aufgefordert, sein Sponsoring des Israelischen Fußballverbandes (IFA) aufgrund seiner Unterstützung für israelische Kriegsverbrechen einzustellen. Im IFA sind Fußballmannschaften, die in illegalen Siedlungen ansässig sind und Spiele auf von Palästinenser*innen gestohlenem Land ausrichten.

JEDE ISRAELISCHE SIEDLUNG IN DER WESTBANK, EINSCHLIESSLICH OST-JERUSALEM, IST ILLEGAL UND GEMÄSS VÖLKERRECHT EIN KRIEGSVERBRECHEN.

Israels Siedlungen tragen zu schweren Menschenrechtsverletzungen bei und sind eine unmittelbare Ursache für Einschränkungen der Bewegungsfreiheit der Palästinenser*innen, des Zugangs zu natürlichen Ressourcen und der Möglichkeit Häuser zu bauen und Geschäfte zu tätigen.

PUMAS SPONSORING DES IFA LEGITIMIERT UND GIBT ISRAELS ILLEGALEN SIEDLUNGEN INTERNATIONALE DECKUNG.

Mit dem Sponsoring des Israelischen Fußballverbandes (IFA) billigt PUMA die anhaltende ethnische Säuberung der Palästinenser*innen. Israel nutzt den Sport, um seine Verbrechen zu übertünchen und den Status illegaler Siedlungen zu normalisieren.

Als internationaler Hauptsponsor der IFA stellt PUMA seine Marke zur Verfügung, um die israelischen Menschenrechtsverletzungen, auch gegen palästinensische Fußballspeiler*innen, zu vertuschen und zu verschleiern.

Macht mit, boykottiert PUMA und ruft von PUMA gesponsorte Mannschaften auf, PUMA fallen zu lassen bis das Unternehmen sein Sponsoring des IFA beendet.

#BoycottPUMA

Unterstützt die weltweite Kampagne und …
… unterschreibt die Petition und fordert Puma auf, ihre Komplizenschaft zu beenden: bdsmovement.net/boot-puma

… postet auf Twitter, Instagram und Facebook darüber und nutzt #BoycottPuma und #GivePumaTheBoot

Weiter Informationen zur internationalen Kampagne #BoycottPUMA stehen auf www.bds-kampagne.de und auf www.bdsmovement.net.

Das DIN A5 Flugblatt zum download und ausdrucken. (http://bdsberlin.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/2-x-DIN-A5-Flyer-Boykott-PUMA.pdf)

14 June, Cagliari: Internationalist evening – Palestine and Venezuela

13 June 2019

Friday, 14 June
6:30 pm
Associazione Amicizia Sardegna Palestina
Via Montesanto 28
Cagliari, Sardinia
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/443320886451981/

Venezuela and Palestine: two peoples savagely attacked by the colonial politics of a West that has long lost the value of democracy, human dignity and international law.

A flood of lies overwhelms Western public opinion, while the peoples are harassed daily: from attempted coups to the theft of gold, from the sabotage of electricity to the lockouts carried out by the bosses, from medicines and foodstuffs blocked by sanctions to armed aid to the opposition to the threat of U.S. military intervention in Venezuela…… to the repeated theft of land and homes, targeted killings, arbitrary invasions of homes, sea blockades, brutal siege, illegitimate arrests, torture in prisons, arrests of children and apartheid in Palestine.

Yet the resistance continues. If at the international level, Venezuela appears to enjoy more international support (above all from Russia and China) it is also true that Zionist hegemony in the West is being challenged by Jewish protests, by the BDS campaign, by pro-Palestinian associations and the political and moral support of many Asian and African states.

Introduction by Fawzi Ismail, book presentation by Geraldina Colotti.

Appuntamento Internazionalista

La Palestina incontra il Venezuela

Venezuela-Palestina: due popoli aggrediti selvaggiamente dalla politica coloniale di un Occidente che ha smarrito da tempo il valore della democrazia, del rispetto della persona e del diritto internazionale.

Una marea di menzogne inonda l’opinione pubblica occidentale, mentre le popolazioni vengono vessate quotidianamente: dal tentato golpe al furto dell’oro, dai sabotaggi dell’elettricità alle serrate dei padroni, dalle medicine e dalle derrate alimentari imboscate alle sanzioni, dagli aiuti armati all’opposizione alla minaccia di intervento militare Usa in Venezuela… Ai furti ripetuti di terra e di case, omicidi mirati, invasioni arbitrarie di abitazioni, blocchi marini, embargo radicale, arresti illegali, tortura nelle carceri, arresto di minori, apartheid in Palestina

Ma la resistenza continua. Se a livello internazionale il Venezuela appare sostenuto più apertamente ( vedi soprattutto Russia e Cina) è anche vero che l’egemonia sionista in Occidente risulta incrinata dalle proteste ebraiche, dagli interventi capillari del BDS, dalla controinformazione delle associazioni filo-palestinesi, dal sostegno politico e morale di molti stati asiatici e africani rappresentati all’ONU.

Introduzione di Fawzi Ismail

Geraldina Colotti presenta il suo libro:

Dopo Chàvez. Come nascono le bandiere.

Segue dibattito sulla lotta internazionalista

Hassan al-Aweiwi suspends hunger strike after 69 days

10 June 2019

Palestinian political prisoner Hassan al-Aweiwi suspended his hunger strike on 10 June after Israeli prison officials conceded an end date for his administrative detention, imprisonment without charge or trial. Al-Aweiwi, 35, had maintained his hunger strike for 69 days. Last Thursday, 6 June, he was transferred to Barzilai hospital due to the severe deterioration of his health.

The Prisoners’ Affairs Commission announced that Aweiwi’s hunger strike had forced the Israeli occupation to concede, saying that “the negotiations between the prisoner, the prison administration and intelligence services earlier concluded an agreement to release him six months after the end of his first administrative detention order.” This will be a “final” administrative detention order and he will be released after its completion.

He was seized from his home on 15 January 2019 and ordered to administrative detention – imprisonment without charge or trial. There are currently approximately 500 Palestinians, out of a total of 5,400 Palestinian prisoners, held under administrative detention. Detention orders can be issued for up to six months at a time and are indefinitely renewable; Palestinians have been jailed for years at a time under administrative detention.

He launched his hunger strike on 2 April 2019 to demand his release from administrative detention. Since that time, he has been subjected to ongoing retaliation, including isolation, delayed legal visits and denied family visits. Aweiwi is married and the father of three children. His mother launched her own hunger strike two days ago to draw attention and support for her son’s case, especially after he reached a dangerous health situation.

Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network salutes the steadfastness of Hassan al-Aweiwi and his struggle for justice and liberation. His achievement echoes those of many earned by Palestinian prisoners through courageous struggle with their bodies and lives on the line. We urge the broadest campaign to bring an end to administrative detention and win liberation for all Palestinian prisoners behind Israeli bars.

Take Action: Palestinian detainee Hassan al-Aweiwi on hunger strike for over 2 months

8 June 2019

UPDATE, 10 June 2019: Hassan al-Aweiwi suspended his hunger strike after 69 days after concluding an agreement to end his administrative detention. All of our salutes to Hassan al-Aweiwi and all Palestinian prisoners struggling for justice and liberation.

Palestinian prisoner Hassan al-Aweiwi is on his 68th day of hunger strike, protesting his imprisonment without charge or trial under Israeli administrative detention. On Thursday, 6 June, Aweiwi was transferred to a civilian hospital, Barzilai, after the severe deterioration of his health after over two months without food. He is currently being held in Ramle prison clinic.

Hassan Abed Rabbo of the Palestinian Prisoners’ Commission said that Aweiwi, 35, had lost over 20 kilograms since he launched his hunger strike. The married father of three from al-Khalil was seized by Israeli occupation forces on 15 January 2019 and transferred to administrative detention – imprisonment without charge or trial. There are currently approximately 500 Palestinians, out of a total of 5,400 Palestinian prisoners, held under administrative detention. Detention orders can be issued for up to six months at a time and are indefinitely renewable; Palestinians have been jailed for years at a time under administrative detention.

The Palestinian Prisoners’ Society said that since Aweiwi launched his strike on 2 April 2019, he has been subject to numerous retaliatory measures by Israeli prison authorities, including throwing him in isolation, transferring him from prison to prison, denying him family visits and delaying his legal visits. The transfer process for Palestinian prisoners uses a “bosta,” a metal vehicle that is poorly ventilated and extremely hot in the summer, and “bosta” journeys often involve many stops that make the trip extremely lengthy.

Aweiwi’s wife, Maysaa, has spoken to the Palestinian media, urging greater attention to the situation of her husband and other Palestinians in Israeli jails. He has spent three years in Israeli prison under multiple arrests, mostly in administrative detention.

Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network urges all to stand with Hassan al-Aweiwi, whose life and health is on the line to confront the unjust system of Israeli administrative detention. International solidarity can provide an important boost to Palestinian prisoners like Awewi and contribute to their struggle, so all of our participation, protests, petitions and phone calls can play a role in helping him to achieve victory for justice and freedom.

Take action!

1) Organize or join an event or protest for the Palestinian prisoners. You can organize an info table, rally, solidarity hunger strike, protest or action to support the prisoners. If you are already holding an event about Palestine or social justice, include solidarity with the prisoners as part of your action. Send your events and reports to samidoun@samidoun.net.

2) Write letters and make phone calls to protest the violation of Palestinian prisoners’ rights. Demand your government take action to stop supporting Israeli occupation or to pressure the Israeli state to end the policies of repression of Palestinian political prisoners. In particular, demand that your political officials put pressure on Israel to end the policy of administrative detention, the imprisonment of Palestinians without charge or trial.

Call during your country’s regular office hours:

• Australian Minister of Foreign Affairs Marise Payne: + 61 2 6277 7500
• Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland: +1-613-992-5234
• European Union Commissioner Federica Mogherini: +32 (0) 2 29 53516
• New Zealand Minister of Foreign Affairs Winston Peters: +64 4 439 8000
• United Kingdom Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt: +44 20 7008 1500
• United States President Donald Trump: 1-202-456-1111

3) Boycott, Divest and Sanction. Join the BDS campaign to highlight the complicity of corporations like Hewlett-Packard and the continuing involvement of G4S in Israeli policing and prisons. Build a campaign to boycott Israeli goods, impose a military embargo on Israel, or organize around the academic and cultural boycott of Israel. Learn more about the BDS campaign at bdsmovement.net.

Downloadable materials:

Flyer on the hunger strikes: Download PDF

https://samidoun.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/aweiwi.pdf

Download: Poster/Sign – Free All Palestinian Prisoners

https://samidoun.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/SAMIDOUNsign-FreeAllPalestinianPoliticalPrisoners-FreePalestineFromTheRiverToTheSea-4-6-16.pdf

Download: Poster/Sign: Free Hunger Strikers and All Prisoners

https://samidoun.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/SAMIDOUNsign-FreeHungerStrikersAndAllPoliticalPrisoners-4-6-16.pdf

Download: Poster Sign: End Administrative Detention

https://samidoun.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/SAMIDOUNsign-EndAdministativeDetentionDismantleTheIsraeliPrisonRegime-4-6-16.pdf

16 June, Nantes: Meeting in Solidarity with Georges Abdallah

8 June 2019

Sunday, 16 June
2:00 pm
17 Rue Paul Bellamy
Nantes, France
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/692093387887457/

Meeting of solidarity with political prisoner Georges Abdallah, imprisoned in France since 1984, with the members of the Unified Campaign for the Liberation of Georges Ibrahim Abdallah

Meeting de solidarité avec le prisonnier politique Georges Abdallah enfermé en France depuis 1984, en présence de membres de la Campagne Unitaire pour la Libération de Georges Ibrahim Abdallah

20 June, Choisy-le-Roi: Solidarity with Palestinian Political Prisoners with Salah Hamouri

8 June 2019

Thursday, 20 June
7:30 pm
Bourse du travail
27 Boulevard des Alliés
Choisy-le-Roi, France
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/470572957040453/

Organized by Solidarité Choisy Palestine

“What is solidarity with the Palestinian political prisoners?”

Discussion with Salah Hamouri, French-Palestinian lawyer practicing in the West Bank and living in Jerusalem, Palestine, former political prisoner in Israeli jails. The event will be followed by a dinner and accompanied by the sale of Palestinian handicrafts.

“Quelle solidarité avec les prisonniers politiques palestiniens ?”
Débat animé par Salah Hamouri, avocat Franco-Palestinien exerçant en Cisjordanie, résident à Jérusalem-Est, ancien prisonnier politique en Israël.
Le débat sera suivi d’un buffet, accompagné de la vente d’artisanat palestinien.

Samidoun Netherlands launched following Amsterdam event highlighting political prisoners

7 June 2019

The following report is republished from the website of Revolutionaire Eenheid. Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network welcomes the formation of Samidoun Netherlands, and we look forward to struggling together for the freedom of Palestinian political prisoners – and all imprisoned revolutionary strugglers!

*Photos of political prisoners, such as Georges Abdallah and Mumia Abu-Jamal, at the Amsterdam event. Photo: Revolutionaire Eenheid*

On Thursday 30 May, Revolutionaire Eenheid organized a successful benefit evening for political prisoners at Dokhuis Galerie, Amsterdam. We cooked dinner, put together an exhibition of international political prisoners, and enjoyed the music of political duo, Your Local Pirates. Guests of the evening were Joke Kaviaar, who was imprisoned by the Dutch state for her political work and writings, and Mohammed Khatib from Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network.

Joke Kaviaar is dedicated to the struggle for immigrant and refugee rights. She was arrested and imprisoned in January 2019 after a legal struggle with the State since 2011. But being imprisoned did not stop Kaviaar from being active. She helped other prisoners file complaints, remained steadfast in the face of prison repression and kept writing and drawing.

Kaviaar also pointed out that even though we do not think of Dutch prisoners as ‘political,’ they sure are. Women who defended themselves against abusers. Refugees who are deported. Poor people who are forced into illegality. These are all political prisoners.

The situation is different in Palestine. Mohammed Khatib: “The occupation imprisons the organizers and leaders of the liberation movement. The Israeli’s think that by putting a struggler in jail they will become powerless. But today, political prisoners are leaders of our movement.”

Khatib emphasized that Palestinian prisoners are leaders because they are in daily confrontation with the occupation. In order to have a proper library, prisoners have organized collectively and for example went on hunger strike. Other struggles of prisoners are against administrative detention, for family visits and for access to healthcare.

In order to continue supporting Palestinian political prisoners, Samidoun is announcing its formation in the Netherlands. Samidoun Netherlands will focus on raising awareness about Palestinian prisoners and their struggle and organizing concrete solidarity with them.

The establishment of Samidoun Netherlands comes at a time of increasing repression of the Palestine solidarity movement. PayPal closed Samidoun’s account and the German parliament intents to outlaw BDS. Also in Germany, the state and Zionist forces have been trying to repress Rasmea Odeh, Palestinian freedom fighter. This bears resemblance to last year, when the Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam evicted an autonomous student space after Revolutionaire Eenheid hosted Odeh.

We understand these desperate attempts as a desperate response to the growing strength of the Palestinian liberation movement. Samidoun Netherlands will strive for the liberation of all political prisoners by connecting the Palestinian prisoners’ struggle with European cases such as Joke Kaviaar and Georges Ibrahim Abdallah and broadening support networks across these causes.

Samidoun: https://samidoun.net

Website of Joke Kaviaar, including her prison writings: https://www.jokekaviaar.nl/

PayPal closes Samidoun account: https://samidoun.net/2019/04/attacks-on-samidoun-paypals-complicity-in-silencing-palestinian-prisoners/

Rasmea Odeh speaks about German repression: https://youtu.be/5VNHmaXA_2Q

Boykot Israel campaign protests German anti-BDS resolution in Copenhagen

7 June 2019

*Boykot Israel protest gathering outside German embassy in Copenhagen. Photo: Boykot Israel*

Activists in Denmark with Boykot Israel delivered a message to the German embassy in Copenhagen on 31 May: Stop the criminalization of BDS! Participants in the action carried signs and banners and chanted together against the German Bundestag (parliament) resolution denouncing the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement (BDS) as “anti-Semitic.”

The activists noted that they delivered their letter (full text below) to the German embassy in Copenhagen via the guards stationed there, saying that the embassy is situated in a closed well guarded building. The letter comes as part of the ongoing Palestinian and international protest against the Bundestag resolution, passed with the support of most major German political parties, including the CDU, SPD, Greens and FDP.

It should be noted that the resolution emerged originally as a response to an even more anti-Palestinian, racist proposal by the AfD and ultra-capitalist FDP, which aimed to ban BDS. Given the AfD’s well-known affinity with racism and open arms for apologists for German Nazi fascism, it should be quite clear that there is nothing anti-racist or anti-fascist in the Bundestag’s resolution.

Resisting German racism, official anti-Semitism (that conflates Jews with Israel) and anti-Palestinianism: Human rights activists today rallied for a boycott of apartheid Israel outside the @GermanyDiplo embassy in Copenhagen. Photos via https://t.co/fKj3zZyaXG pic.twitter.com/v5IiLBYd99

— Ali Abunimah (@AliAbunimah) May 31, 2019

Instead, it reflects official anti-Palestinian racism – as well as a fundamentally anti-Semitic notion that Zionism and Israeli apartheid represent Jews and Jewishness. (In fact, Jews – including Israeli Jews – have been arrested in Germany on multiple occasions for protesting against Israeli apartheid – not to mention the silencing of Rasmea Odeh and ongoing, racist attacks on Palestinian organizing.)

Read the full letter below:

May 31, 2019

Open Letter

To the German Embassy in Denmark

From Boykot Israel

Stop Criminalization of BDS

Boycott of Israel is not anti-Semitism

The Boykot Israel Campaign hereby pronounces its sharp criticism of the anti-BDS resolution passed by the German Bundestag (Parliament) on May 17. In the resolution the BDS is falsely accused of anti-Semitism. But the BDS is not based on religion or ethnicity or fighting against the Jews. The BDS is an anti-racist organization campaigning against the crimes of the Israeli apartheid-state.

By passing the anti-BDS resolution the German state unequivocally places itself on the Israeli side and supports Israel’s more and more desperate struggle against the hastily growing BDS-movement. By the anti-BDS resolution the German state not only violates BDS’ freedom of speech, but at the same time makes itself an accomplice to decades of Israeli crimes against the Palestinians: Ethnic cleansing, massacres, demolition of houses, extension of the illegal settlements, killings of hundreds of unarmed demonstrators in Gaza etc.

The more the BDS is attacked by Israel and its allies, the more justice-loving people all over the world will support the rights of the Palestinian people and back up the BDS – such as we do in Boykot Israel in Denmark.

We agree with the words of the Israeli journalist Gideon Levy:

“Germany, Shame on you and your anti-BDS resolution!”

www.boykotisrael.dk

Copy: The media, the political parties in the Danish Parliament, Amnesty International. The Palestine Network.

New York demands justice for Palestine on Al-Quds Day

7 June 2019

*Al-Quds Day 2019, NYC. Photo: Joe Catron*

New Yorkers took to the streets on Friday, 31 May as part of the international Al-Quds Day events calling for justice in Palestine. Over 100 people joined the Times Square protest on the last Friday of Ramadan, including activists from Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network, Within Our Lifetime, International Action Center, Decolonize This Place, Struggle/La Lucha, Al-Awda: Palestine Right to Return Coalition, People’s Power Assembly, International League of Peoples’ Struggle and others.

Joe Catron, the US Coordinator of Samidoun, delivered the following speech as part of the afternoon’s program of powerful chants and presentations demanding justice and liberation:

Today, in the 101st year of the Palestinian national movement, we gather at a moment of unprecedented clarity for both it and its enemies. Over the past year, two new developments – the Trump administration’s “Deal of the Century,” and the Great March of Return by Palestinians in the Gaza Strip – have drawn the existing lines of division more starkly than ever before.

On one side, we see Palestine’s historic enemies – not only the Israeli state, the Zionist movement, and the imperialist powers, but also Arab reaction, led by the dictatorship in Saudi Arabia – colluding more publicly than ever before to foist surrender onto the Palestinian people.

On the other, the looming threat of Trump’s “Deal” has inspired a new wave of Palestinian popular unity and struggle, exemplified most spectacularly in Gaza’s Great March of Return.

In 2003, the Irish writer Kevin Toolis, comparing his country’s struggle for liberation with Palestine’s, reflected: “You can’t make a deal with the dead.”

Indeed, the Palestinian national movement’s “red lines” – its unanimous demands for return and self-determination throughout the whole of historic Palestine – have always been drawn in the blood of its martyrs, forming barriers no political figure or faction would ever dare to cross.

Since March 30, 2018 – Palestinian Land Day, and the beginning of the Great March of Return – its hundreds of martyrs have demonstrated not only the strength of this Palestinian national consensus.

Their resistance, along with that of other Palestinians, has also shown where Palestine’s leadership lies: in its brigades, its prisoners, and its popular classes of workers and farmers, whose daughters and sons continue to fill the front lines of the Great March.

Finally, I would like to share a few words from one of these leaders, our comrade Ahmad Sa’adat, general secretary of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, written earlier this month from his cell in Israel’s Ramon Prison:

In order for us to accomplish our goals, to achieve our liberation, we must build an international popular front confronting imperialism. This is, was and always will be a task for all revolutionaries around the world. We stand together in one camp confronting common enemies: capitalism, imperialism, Zionism, racism and reaction.

From the battles against repressive forces and isolation here in Ramon prison to the fight to defend indigenous land and popular movements in Brazil to the movement for peasant and worker justice in the Philippines, we are labeled “terrorists” because we work to protect our land and our people; in reality, we face the same forces of terror and domination that extract our wealth and resources and exploit our people in the most brutal of circumstances…

The goal of every struggling revolutionary prisoner, whether in the prisons of the U.S., the Philippines, Turkey or the Zionist jails in Palestine, is to obtain freedom, not a momentary amelioration of torture. We are not simply seeking to moderate or reform the social and economic conditions of our people. We must be clear: we are struggling for socialism, for an alternative world – and in order to achieve victory, we must struggle together.

8 June, Thessaloniki: 71 years of Nakba, featuring Archbishop Atallah Hanna

7 June 2019

Saturday, 8 June
7:00 pm
Amphitheater of the School of Philosophy
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Thessaloniki, Greece
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/2273357096057471/

Event marking 71 years of the Nakba, the day of the occupation of Palestine and the dispossession of the Palestinian people. The keynote speaker will be Archbishop Atallah Hanna, a living legend of Palestinian resistance.

Organized by the Association of Friends of Palestine

Πολιτική εκδήλωσή για τα 71 χρονια απο την ΝΑΚΜΠΑ (Ημέρα κατάληψης της παλαιστινιακής γης) με κεντρικό ομιλητή τον σεβασμιώτατο αρχιεπίσκοπο ΘΕΟΔΟΣΙΟ(ατάλλα Χάνα)
Ζωντανός θρύλος της παλαιστινιακής αντίστασης.

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