Ibrahim Mar’i Hamed: Restoring the Liberation of Palestine

21 April 2025

The following article, by Palestinian prisoner and national leader Ibrahim Mar’i Hamed, was originally published in September 2023 (prior to Al-Aqsa Flood) in Arabic by the Journal of Palestine Studies (Majallat al-Dirasat al-Falastiniya). We are republishing it in translation in order to advance the project of confronting the isolation of imprisoned Palestinians by the Zionist regime, which seeks to deny the Palestinian and Arab people — and the world as a whole — access to their ideas, thoughts, analysis and leadership.

Ibrahim Mar’i Hamed, from Silwad in the West Bank of occupied Palestine, is one of the most prominent political and resistance leaders of the Palestinian liberation movement currently imprisoned in occupation jails, and like Ahmad Sa’adat, Marwan Barghouti, Abdullah Barghouti, Abbas al-Sayyed, Hassan Salameh, Mahmoud al-Ardah and other leadership figures, the Zionist regime has repeatedly refused to release him in a prisoner exchange with the resistance. He is serving 54 life sentences in occupation prisons, the second highest sentence of all Palestinian prisoners, for leading the Al-Qassam Brigades in the West Bank. Hamed’s security file is considered the largest in the history of the occupying state, with 11,000 pages of case files submitted to court.

Restoring the Liberation of Palestine

By: Ibrahim Mar’i Hamed

Over the past two decades, serious reevaluations have brought renewed attention to many core terms and concepts that initially shaped the understandings and frameworks of the Palestinian struggle—concepts that once clearly defined the nature of the conflict and its parties. Yet, due to years of erosion and exposure, these concepts faded and were obscured, reaching their nadir during the Oslo era, a moment marked by an acute loss of meaning.

Some of these reevaluations, many of which emerged as reactions to the despair of the Oslo moment and belated recognition of the enormity of its catastrophic consequences—and from the collapse of any remaining hope in the so-called “peace process” or “two-state solution” —have rediscovered that we are, in fact, living under colonial conditions. These reassessments redefined Zionism and its project, “Israel,” as colonial constructs that were spawned by the long era of colonialism. In such texts that restored the focus on the term “colonialism”, the term “colonialism” or “colonial” and their derivatives may appear sixty or seventy times in a single ten-page article, as though the repetition itself was an act of celebration, affirmation, and reinforcement of the rediscovery.

Among these re-evaluators were those with the courage to follow this logic to its natural conclusion: if Zionism is a colonial project profoundly imbued with racism, then the confrontation the settler-colonial presence imposes is by definition a national liberation struggle. This conclusion responds to all the debates and theories promoted during Oslo’s inception—that “the stage of national liberation” had ended, and that the current era was about “state-building.” At that time, institutions such as “Veterans’ Associations” emerged, and people began to recount their past underground activities as if that chapter had closed and all secrets were now revealed. Others reproached the political organizations focused on liberation for failing to address social issues or community development, while some tried to straddle both realms by defining the era as one of “liberation and state-building” simultaneously, launching into theories of sustainable (or semi-sustainable) development—after the older discourse of the economy of steadfastness had been forgotten.

Even those who logically concluded we were still in a phase of national liberation stopped short of the natural conclusion to follow: reclaiming the goal and the call for the liberation of Palestine. Many of them had previously discarded this objective altogether in the past decades under the influence of “realist thinking” shaped by military defeats, or ideological convictions promoting coexistence, reconciliation, and peace.

But the idea of liberating Palestine and nothing else was, for the Palestinian people following the Nakba of 1948, their political faith. It was the umbrella of all national objectives, the source from which all other goals stemmed. When Palestinian organizations first emerged in the late 1950s, their names, programs, and literature were built around the singular goal of liberation. There was the Palestine Liberation Front, and Fatah itself was nothing other than the “National Liberation Movement.” The PLO was born as the Palestine Liberation Organization. Subsequently came the Popular, Democratic, Arab, and Palestinian Fronts, and the General Command—none of which had a mission other than the liberation of Palestine.

When Palestinians drafted their solemn founding charters, to which they swore, and often described at the time as the “Bible of the Revolution,” they were liberation charters and nothing else. The original 1964 Palestinian National Charter, written during Ahmad al-Shuqeiri’s leadership, included the term liberation 22 times across 29 articles, excluding any use of the words “free,” “freedom,” or “free people.” The revised National Charter, which updated the earlier version, mentioned the term liberation 34 times in 34 articles. It is striking that neither charter mentioned, or even merely alluded to, the concept of a “state” or “Palestinian state” as a goal the Palestinians sought to achieve. Rather, articles in both charters explicitly and consciously affirmed that no mission superseded that of liberation—even if that mission were an entity or a state.

The process of replacing the sacred goal of liberating Palestine (as its sanctity was literally stated in Article 13 of the Palestinian National Charter, and Article 15 of the Palestinian National Covenant) with other secondary, “less sacred” goals—goals that became subject to possible negotiation—was carried out through a process of “rationalizing” and domesticating the Palestinians. This process relied primarily on beating them down to the point where they would “learn the lesson” well enough to veer and incline toward “realism.” And it would not be improper to call this process by the most imaginative revolutionary term: “revolutionary realism”!

The tragic exit from Jordan following the events of Black September—September 1970 and July 1971—was, in our view, the origin of “realist thinking.” At that time, some concluded that we were so weak that we could not achieve victory or hold our ground against the Jordanian Desert Police—so how could we confront the Zionist nuclear fortress? Political settlement projects flourished then, following the 1967 defeat, and priorities shifted from restoring the “usurped homeland” to “removing the consequences of aggression.” Those efforts relied on UN Security Council Resolution 242, adopted in November 1967, which became the pillar and cornerstone of the settlement process (nobody mentions it these days, although it used to be cited dozens of times daily in the news!). Global and regional powers began playing a role in “rationalizing” and ripening the situation, which included waving before Palestinians the temptations and lures of “realism.” Adaptation to these was translated into decisions of the National Council, which would not approve any new policies except after extended debates and disputes.

We later understood that the disagreement was sometimes not over the core of the position, but rather over how it was formulated, presented, and linguistically expressed. For instance, according to the Ten Point Program, once approval for the establishment of the Palestinian Authority was secured (as stated in the second point), it was acceptable to add the qualifier “fighting authority.” Likewise, the PLO could be declared the “sole legitimate representative” at the Rabat Summit in 1974.

In this process of manipulation, in which supreme objectives were changed and replaced, three alternative national goals were proposed to substitute the overarching goal of liberating Palestine. As announced in 1974—the year in which the Palestinian political leadership’s orientation was altered—these goals were:

the right of return,
the right to establish a state, and
the right to self-determination.

This “discourse of rights” became subject to and confined by the logic of rights permitted under the unjust laws of the United Nations regarding Palestine and its cause.

The paradox here is that if “liberating Palestine” were to be actually achieved, then these “three rights” and others would become automatically guaranteed. However, their proposal in 1974 came as a substitute for the liberation goal that was sidelined. Moreover, each of these rights is negotiable by nature—as later proven by experience. In fact, this downward logic ended up rendering even those three goals forgotten and forsaken!

What’s worse is that the internalization of these transformations and the sidelining of the liberation objective in the Palestinian arena were not limited to political actors—whom some might excuse due to the coercions of politics—but extended, more dangerously, to intellectual, creative, cultural, and prominent figures. Many among them advanced arguments and legal pleadings that led to abandoning the possibility of liberating Palestine militarily, and toward embracing convictions in favor of coexistence and “humanization.”

What is also alarming is that if we accept this, it would mean eternalizing our weakness and passing it down through generations—those generations that are still seeking an answer to the challenge posed by the loss of Palestine in 1948. (And this challenge, in fact, does not concern the Palestinians alone, as some might prefer to portray it, but is of a broader challenge that has affected the capitals of the Arabs and Muslims: Cairo, Baghdad, Amman, Damascus, Beirut, Rabat, Riyadh, Tehran, Sana’a, and Khartoum. It is the kind of challenge that concerns Arabs and Muslims just as much as it does Palestinians themselves.)

The mistake of the Palestinian political thought that leaned toward “realism”—which in many cases resembled passivity—was that it sought to avoid asking the questions that would lead to proper conclusions and answers. If the exit from Jordan made us realize the limits of our strength—or rather the extent of our weakness—then the real, realistic question should have been: What is the remedy for the weak?

The simplified answer is: to become strong!

And the deeper question is: How can we attain the desired strength under the conditions of the current reality of the 20th and 21st centuries? Rather than reinforcing and eternalizing our weakness—as has happened under the logic of “political realism” that emerged after the exit from Jordan and moved only in a single direction. One of its most tragic and striking manifestations was when the “realist” Palestinian president stood methodically, lost and bewildered, before the annual representatives of the United Nations, declaring in phrases filled with confusion, loss, and helplessness:

“To whom shall we complain? Where shall we go? We have accepted disgrace, but even disgrace does not accept us…”

And then he pleaded:

“Protect us… even animals have someone to protect them!”

The truth is, politics here have been practiced upside-down. Political science teaches us that raw, direct, material power (power) is a pillar of the “realist school,” not the immersion in weakness and its institutionalization. Even Gandhi’s “nonviolence” built a type of power—one grounded in renaissance and self-liberation. Reality, which must be changed, requires tools of strength—not submission and conformity!

The problem is that this mindset of weakness and frailty—long discussed by the late Mohamed Hassanein Heikal, and which has eaten away at the spirit and body of our political entity—has become more than mere fascination with the power, mentality, and science of our enemies and the “foreigners.” Time and again, it has preached to us that we are less than capable of fighting “Israel”… And the matter has now gone even further: there are some Arabs and Palestinians who have reached a point where they object to the very idea of liberating Palestine! They are even willing to enter into systematic plans and policies to undermine and prevent it.

This is a disturbing level of “realism.” These ultra-realists, since day one, possessed a sparse commitment and were ideologically and politically alienated. They recognized “Israel” from the outset, never believed in liberating Palestine, and never supported armed struggle. But at least they “didn’t object” if others pursued that path. Today, however, some of them are actively opposed. They have both theoretical and practical objections, and they consider their stance to represent a “national consensus.” They now exclude others (many others) from that consensus, accusing them of holding “narrow partisan agendas.” Thus, adherence to liberating Palestine, which was once the “father of all national goals,” becomes labeled as a fanatical, irrational, narrow partisan proposal. Its proponents are branded as extremist and doomed, and at best are dismissed as unrealistic and irrational dreamers!

There have long been urgent calls to conduct a comprehensive review and to examine what the situation has come to, particularly in the aftermath of the disasters and devastation inflicted on the people and the cause by the Oslo Accords. Evasive conciliatory language that avoids confronting the truth is no longer useful. And without confronting hard truths—no matter how bitter and harsh—there can be no hope for any meaningful discussion or dialogue.

In order to contribute to liberating this conversation and to establish some conclusions that can be built upon, we record and call for the following:

1 – Acknowledging Failure

If there is consensus on anything in the Palestinian arena in recent years, it is that the Oslo track and the “two-state solution” have utterly failed. This has not only been stated in the declarations, statements and assessments of those who reject and oppose the Oslo Accords, but also in the very declarations, statements, assessments and bitterness of the Oslo architects themselves. This includes the bodies in Ramallah—the National Council, the Central Council, and the Revolutionary Council—which announced the expiration of the agreement. Though in truth, this was not their preference, it came as a necessary response to the weight and pressure of the moment—particularly since Oslo was effectively nullified by “Israel” itself, through its parties, governments, and forces that publicly rejected it, implemented alternative programs, and turned the page on it years ago, to the point that even the “Israeli” signatories of Oslo later disavowed and abandoned it.

And if, as psychology says, recognizing the problem is half the solution, then courage and responsibility require a public acknowledgment of the error committed in signing the Oslo Accords—even if many describe it not as an error, but a sin. The late George Habash, in his characteristic honesty, called on his generation by saying:

“If the generation I represent failed to achieve its just slogans, it must at least record the lessons and causes of that failure so the next generation can benefit and avoid repeating these mistakes.”

If there are lessons and insights to be drawn from this failed trajectory, we summarize some of them as follows:

A – The Oslo Agreement Blocked a Rolling, Escalating and Promising Intifada

One wonders, after this bitter harvest: Can academic analysis today calmly determine that the political exploitation of the 1987 Intifada—which some once considered a brilliant move—was actually the worst and most mistaken investment?

Strangely, Palestinian academic research—not to mention politicized debates and polemics—has avoided, if not outright shied away from, asking the right questions we must now raise after all this devastation. These questions include:

What if there had been no Oslo Agreement, as is the case with the Syrians and Lebanese, who to this day have not signed peace treaties?
What if the phenomenon of Yahya Ayyash (the martyrdom operations phenomenon), along with other emerging Intifada phenomena such as the kidnapping of soldiers and the bold, point-blank engagements from zero distance innovated by Imad Aqel and his cells—which were on the rise even in the early Oslo years (1993–1996)—had been allowed to reach their full momentum and revolutionary expression?
What would have been the results and harvest of that ascending resistance activity in terms of political independence and national liberation?
Wasn’t the Israeli occupation already preparing to withdraw from Gaza in 1992, unconditionally, as documented in that period’s records and memoirs? Didn’t the Oslo Agreement delay that withdrawal, and make the subsequent presence of occupation forces in Gaza more convenient—until a second Intifada, equipped with even fiercer tools of violence, forced Israel to withdraw in 2005 without conditions?
Haven’t many wondered: Was resolving the Palestinian leadership crisis prioritized to the point of sacrificing the entire Palestinian cause?
Isn’t the current phase of “Oslo reproduction” in the West Bank since 2007 worse than Oslo itself—whether in practice, or in the suicidal disavowal and suppression of resistance, or in the complete absence of political horizon and related promises?
How will academia describe this state of acquired helplessness, lack of capacity, and absence of alternatives?

B – There Is No Peace with Zionism

Though once a foundational axiom of Arab and Palestinian political consensus (such as in the Khartoum Summit and thereafter), the bitter experience of attempting to make peace with Zionism has proven—beyond the need for any further evidence—that we are dealing with an extremely racist enemy, that has no regard for us, our rights, or our cause, except to the extent that it facilitates the theft and desecration of our land.

Zionism does not seek to Judaize us, nor does it wish to civilize or elevate us. It aims to destroy us, corrupt us, and empty us. From the perspective of those calling for the liberation of Palestine and rejection of normalization with the occupier, there is bitter reassurance—ironically—that our enemy is so fanatically racist that it would expel and reject us even if we offered to work for it as woodcutters or water carriers. Zionism has confirmed, in every way that even a dim-witted person could understand, that it is inherently incompatible with peace or compromise.

C – Despair and Loss of Any Trust in Negotiations

Beyond the disappointments recorded by many specialized academics, critics, and observers regarding the Palestinian negotiating performance (pitiful) or the “Israeli” performance (arrogant and bullying), those in the Palestinian leadership who, for decades, insisted on the necessity of “direct negotiations” and pursued them by every means—these very people have now washed their hands of the entire doctrine. They no longer believe in its utility, even if they have not yet completely abandoned hope in negotiations via other mediators.

But what did this long negotiation experience teach us?

In truth, it was nothing but a practice in futility and exhaustion—draining the foundations and elements of our national cause, and undermining its spirit as a just and legitimate cause. If we were to gather the mountains of documents and papers from these negotiations and agreements and ask: What was the result? Our answer would not go beyond what Farouk al-Sharaa said in his memoirs:

“We caught nothing but wind!”

The truth is that all their successive governments—from Rabin, Peres, and Barak, to Sharon, Olmert, Netanyahu, and Lapid—as shown by documents, testimonies, procedures, and policies, never intended to grant us a “state”. The most that was ever proposed was limited and incomplete self-rule. The most instructive lesson in the futility of negotiating with such an enemy is that this same enemy unilaterally withdrew twice, without condition, during the same extended negotiation period:

In May 2000 from South Lebanon
In 2005 from Gaza and parts of the northern West Bank

These withdrawals were not the result of negotiations—but were forced by an accumulated and persistent resistance, despite the denial and ingratitude displayed by Oslo’s hardliners and their Lebanese and Arab counterparts.

D – The Question of the Alternative

After the exit from Beirut in 1982, the most important argument presented by proponents of the peace settlement and its “rationalists” to their opponents was the question: What is the alternative?—based on the assumption that armed struggle from outside had reached a dead end.

But what is their justification today, after the catastrophic failure of the settlement they dreamed of, desired, followed, and dragged the people and the cause into—delivering us to such levels of deterioration, retreat, and decline?

In truth, the question they asked back then now turns back upon them after this bitter harvest: What is the alternative? What is the alternative to settlement, negotiation, and compromise? Haven’t these peace advocates been given ample time—and more than enough—of experimentation, exhaustion, and erosion?

Is there any remaining room for more reckless betting on yet another kind of settlement?

There was an early slogan of the Egyptian revolution—adopted by the popular movement that paved its way—that was summed up in the phrase: “Enough!”

Enough of the neglect and indifference. Enough of continuing in such dire political, economic, and social conditions.

So, it would not be inappropriate to revive that same slogan here: Enough for the Palestinian cause of loss, confusion, dispossession, and alienation. It is time to return it to its compass, its direction, and its original path.

We have read sound and perceptive opinions in the pages of this magazine in recent years—written by those who, after the failure of the two-state solution and the collapse of the peace process, called for abandoning the notion of reconciliation with the Zionists and urged preparation for a long-term phase of steadfastness.

E – Oslo as an Obstacle to the Mission of National Liberation

As usual, the Zionist Jews took everything they needed from us through the Oslo Agreement, and then discarded it—unilaterally nullifying it—because they see no obstacle to their continued expansion and to their claim of an “eternal right” to our land.

In fact, the performance of the Oslo-era Palestinian leadership has emboldened them to press for a final resolution of their existential conflict with us—and to revive all ideas and projects of displacement and transfer.

If some had believed, at the time of signing Oslo, that the agreement carried nationalist content because it promised a potential Palestinian state, that illusion reached its final chapter at Camp David in July 2000 and was definitively buried with the assassination of President Yasser Arafat in November 2004.

The post-Oslo phase saw a significant narrowing of the national space. It came, in truth, to reflect a component of the machinery of occupation—a tool of its dominance and control.

The Oslo discourse itself candidly described the reality:

“An authority without authority, and an occupation without cost.”

If that is the case, then what is the point of maintaining Oslo and clinging to it—especially its organic security, political, and economic ties to the occupation?

We believe that one of the first necessities of liberation from occupation is to liberate ourselves from and dispose of these loathsome and burdensome relations. Their continued existence, in their current form and as they have been practiced to date, remains among the heaviest burdens, greatest obstacles, and most entrenched barriers standing in the way of any genuine process of national liberation.

F – Correcting the Oslo Mistake: Nothing Less Than Withdrawing All Concessions

Some academics and political analysts referred to Oslo (1993) as “the annihilation” (al-halka)—in poetic and semantic harmony with the terms used for the two earlier catastrophes: the Nakba (1948) and the Naksa (1967).

But if the latest national evaluation has concluded that Oslo was a grave mistake committed against the people and the cause, then the question is: Can that mistake be corrected? If the Oslo Agreement was a mistake—then what is the correct path? And what of those who committed this mistake?

It is useful to point out—at least from a legal perspective, let alone a political one—that Oslo was a “Declaration of Principles,” not a “Peace Treaty.” This means there is room to withdraw all the massive concessions that have been made to date—especially the “mother of all concessions”:

the Palestinian recognition of the “legitimacy” of the Zionist entity, as declared on September 9, 1993.

This is in addition to all other forms of recognition included in previous decisions by Palestinian National Councils, and those written into the agreements and protocols signed over the years.

But the question remains: Who will undertake this noble national mission?

Usually, honest political leaders—those who respect themselves, their positions, their programs, and their word—resign seriously and finally when they fail or are unable to implement their programs and policies. But in the uniquely Arab fashion, resignation here is seen as the greatest sign of renewed confidence, continuation, and survival! Failure becomes an irrelevant topic when measuring confidence in a leader, a party or a “political tribe.”

It was expected that those who brought failure to the Palestinian arena—and repeatedly recycled that failure—would at least apologize for it, for the disappointment, even before submitting their resignations and exiting the scene.

If the courage of the Oslo supporters, the proponents of the “peace of the brave,” similar to the political line they embraced, only ever showed in offering costly concessions—and if their instinctual pride prevents them from having the guts to admit failure and wrongdoing—then the responsibility now lies, in our view, with the Palestinian people and its living forces, who have been overly polite and reserved in confronting this confusing internal situation, uncharacteristic of a people known for its courage and initiative.

The Palestinian people always surprise everyone with their vitality, maturity, and capacity to overcome barriers and obstacles.

And yet, the Oslo Accords have not been overturned despite the urgent awareness on social media of the need to abandon them, which is possible, as the signatures of millions of Palestinians and refugees can be collected to bring about a popular overthrow of them!

Even more puzzling is that the political forces opposed to Oslo—despite their sweeping victory in the 2006 elections—did not proceed to issue laws or resolutions abolishing Oslo and its appendices, nor have they organized a popular campaign across Palestinian communities to bring down the agreement that, in our view, is an essential step toward building the new national consensus we are calling for.

2 – Return to the Roots and Wellsprings

With the proliferation of initiatives and settlement projects in the Palestinian arena after the exit from Beirut in 1982, Palestinian literature increasingly emphasized—by way of contrast—the importance of the Palestinian national constants and the need to uphold them and not transgress them.

What was meant by the “constants” were those newly introduced after 1974:

the right of return,
the establishment of a state,
and the right to self-determination,
in addition to the constant of the singularity of Palestinian representation, exclusively through the Palestine Liberation Organization.

As for the original constant, “the liberation of Palestine,” its page was effectively turned after 1982—practically, after it had been theoretically shelved by the Ten Point Program (the transitional program). That document fulfilled the sharp and prescient warning of the thinker Hanna Mikhail (Abu Omar)—a leading figure of the democratic current in the Fatah movement before his early and untimely death in 1976—that the real purpose of “gradualism” was not to liberate Palestine in stages, but rather to recognize “Israel” in stages! And this is exactly what later experience proved.

Eventually, the concessions of 1974—those “constants”—came to be referred to as minimal demands! In truth, this “minimum” was shaped by the unjust resolutions of the UN Security Council, and was not the product of Palestinian thought or the decisions of their national councils.

Indeed, any careful observer of the transformation in Palestinian political thinking will find that it was essentially a matter of inventing terminology and concepts to conform and align with what is called “international legitimacy”—a “legitimacy” whose adoption required not only stripping away the legitimacy of the former liberation struggle, but replacing it with the legitimacy of the colonial status quo and the recognition of “Israel” as an absolute political reality, with strict instructions not to deviate from this framework in any way.

Therefore, these newly introduced Palestinian constants stem from the master constant of the unjust “international legitimacy.” From a national perspective, no matter how tempting their legal and political vocabulary may sound, these constants are corrupted, flawed, and distorted.

Today, after the catastrophic failure of that entire trajectory—and with all those “constants,” borrowed and substituted for the organic and inherent goal of “the liberation of Palestine,” now shaken to their core—is there still room for entering new experiments, entanglements, and spinning cycles in this peace settlement direction?

Especially considering that today’s world is not the world of fifty years ago, when those Palestinian concessions were formulated; and that the international, regional, and local balance of power is now witnessing a fundamental and decisive shift; and that our position as a people and a cause in 2023 is not what it was in 1974—or 1948.

One of the most famous slogans of the settlement camp, after conceding their inability to liberate Palestine, was to defer the matter of its liberation to future generations. But this wasn’t just a matter of surrendering the role of the current generations—it amounted to bequeathing to future generations not only the inability to liberate, but even the inability to retain the liberation goal itself—as a present, valid, and achievable aim, without deleting it and turning its page.

The truth is, the new generations constantly surprise us. By their nature, they have never truly departed from their wellsprings and roots. They do not need excessive mobilization, theorization, or convoluted formulations. In fact, they often remain unaware of the contortions of “realism” and the paths taken by those without capacity. But the innate, unspoiled awareness of these new generations manifests in their reactions to all aspects of occupation, provoking their energy and motivation.

And it is entirely appropriate for the living, thinking, cultured, and politicized forces—and for all who are concerned with the public Palestinian cause—to assist in returning to the roots and wellsprings, and, along the way, to sweep away and isolate all the accumulated rubble.

3 – A Call for a New Palestinian National Consensus to Restore the Original Consensus: “The Liberation of Palestine”

The shift from the full “liberation” program to the “state on the 1967 borders” program happened through a long series of rationalizations, deliberations, and domestication. Murky terms like “tactics,” the ambiguous “no”, and other timid expressions became common euphemisms for sidestepping the natural and instinctive national consensus, which had always been nothing other than the goal of liberation.

The tacticians were given their full chance—and more—starting in 1988, when they claimed to have constructed a new “consensus.” In reality, what they did was eliminate and marginalize broad sectors of our political and struggle-based consensus.

Ironically, this second, newly created “consensus,” as it distanced itself from the original consensus and its sacred principles, tried as much as possible to conceal its announcements and positions. But once Oslo was entered, it began issuing blatant declarations that nullified the original consensus—its charters, covenants, and promises. However, it did not reach the point of easily deleting and erasing what was once called the “Bible of the Revolution” until, after a long path of rationalization, reformulation, and domestication, it was done with the least possible reaction.

Today, after the disastrous results of that “second consensus,” the Palestinian people are called upon to re-establish a new consensus—which, in truth, is a return to the original consensus.

When we speak of Palestinians and “the Palestinian people,” we’ve found—after Oslo and after the collapse of the Palestine Liberation Organization (which appeared to end its historical role upon signing the Oslo Accords), and which had once rightfully been described as “the symbolic moral homeland of the Palestinians”—a fragmentation of the previously unified Palestinian identity that the PLO had struggled above all to consolidate and embody.

After Oslo, we were faced with multiple Palestinian identities. Among the various Palestinian communities, the 1948 Palestinians, according to researchers and observers, formed the most active arena of post-Oslo debate—not only on matters of identity, but also regarding the future, the state, and destiny.

But overall, the Palestinian presence as a whole was overcome by confusion, loss, and lack of guidance.

Let us note here: during the peak of the Oslo flood—when everyone else seemed submerged—we found ourselves, alone or nearly alone, resisting the Zionist evil entrenched on our soil. We said, with our heads above water and vision clear: we were not sure of anything in that confusion, except for fighting that evil, with only the field of confrontation as the one thing that gave us a sense of a free and dignified life.

Alienation had become suffocating, and things, words, and meanings no longer resembled themselves. (The pessimistic predictions of Professor Ghassan Salameh, which he formulated in an influential five-part piece of political literature on the dangers facing the region in an issue of Arab Future magazine during the Oslo summer of 1993—proved accurate when he foresaw our entry into eras of: annexation, infiltration, crushing, incineration, and suffocation.)

At that time, we refused to be among the drowned masses. There was no place for people like us—not in the streets, nor in the barren, lifeless public forums or yellow media arenas. We moved like people walking on coals… Our natural positions and stations remained—as they still are—either under the sacred soil, in a detention center, or on the battlefield.

Back then, we would say:

Let all dreams die if our dream of liberating Palestine dies.

In recent years, when speaking of “the Palestinian people,” full acknowledgment was once again given to all the components of this people—not just those in the occupied territories, as was implied by the dominant political and media discourse after Oslo.

Thus, Palestinians in today’s political and media discourse are the 14 million people that now make up the nation’s total population (as the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics has also tried to affirm, verify, and constantly remind us).

The most crucial and worthy question we must now confront (especially after the failure of Oslo and the two-state solution—which, at best, would have addressed only a part of the Palestinian people, on a part of the Palestinian land, leaving the rest of the Palestinians outside of it, and this was the most severe criticism directed at Oslo) is this:

How can we formulate a political and liberation program that represents the hopes, ambitions, aspirations, goals, and aims of all 14 million Palestinians—equally and fully?

With complete clarity: There is no program other than liberating Palestine that can answer this existential and liberation-based question. It is the only one that can meet the needs and aspirations of all Palestinian descendants. This is not about wishful thinking, nor flights of idealism seeking absolute justice or the full realization of rights. It is not about ideological rigidity or dogmatic obstinacy.

Rather, returning to the “head of all national goals”—its essence and foundational pillar—comes after a path of exhaustive experimentation that has run through every conceivable alternative. These alternatives have exhausted their usefulness, yielding only wasted time, delayed opportunities, betrayals of generations. Those who were shaken from the goal of liberating Palestine, which they saw as distant and unattainable, have reached the point of abandoning the choices and “solutions” they sought, imagining that they were a rope to salvation.

The goal of “liberating Palestine” is not solely related to the failure of peaceful solutions, although that failure does add extra merit and legitimacy to the restoration of this goal. It also spares us the need to reproduce many of the arguments we used to make to justify keeping “liberation of Palestine” as a declared and protected goal—insisting it should never be overthrown in the name of all Palestinians.

Even if the peaceful solutions had succeeded, it would not have invalidated the efforts of those calling for the liberation of Palestine—for this goal is original, natural, and inherent, whereas the settlement trajectory is the exception, the deviation from the natural path—regardless of what was claimed about “consensus” around this alienation and exception!

Today, we are once again called to return to the origin, to the roots, and to declare it openly—even if it takes decades (even if it takes thirty or forty years), for this remains the shortest path. Especially in a time like ours, where history moves at a jumping pace, marked by fluid changes and rapid opportunities.

And ultimately, liberation—like in all historical experiences—depends on the act of will.
Our current generations possess high levels of readiness for struggle, qualifying them to confront and contend—within an international context of profound changes that allow for the achievement of milestones on the road of liberation, if the struggle is organized and consistent with the true road to liberation.

Thus, returning to the liberation of Palestine is a return to achieving cohesion, harmony, and full integration among all Palestinians. It is the return of the soul to the body—after Oslo made us no longer resemble ourselves.

Some may argue that there now exist segments of Palestinians for whom “liberating Palestine” is no longer relevant, or who no longer adopt it as their goal—and this is to be expected.

Therefore, the consensus we are calling for does not stop at the fourteen million Palestinians alone. Even if they all unanimously agreed, we cannot dispense with the necessity of broadening that consensus to include our Arab and Islamic surroundings, and at the very least, the Levant.

The cause of Palestine—as all Palestinian documents emphasize—is a broad, collective cause , deeply linked to its surroundings. Palestinians have always considered themselves the spearhead and vanguard of their nation.

Waiting for those who have lost conviction in the liberation of Palestine to be convinced once again is only another waste of time!

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Nasser Khalil Radaideh: Palestinian prisoner martyred in Zionist jails

21 April 2025

On 20 April 2025, Palestinian prisoner Nasser Khalil Radaideh, 49, from al-Ubaidiya in the Bethlehem governorate of the West Bank of occupied Palestine, was martyred in the “Israeli” Hadassah hospital after being transferred from Ofer prison earlier in the day. He has been imprisoned by the occupation since 18 September 2023, when he was shot by occupation forces.

When he was originally detained by occupation forces, he was held at the Shaare Tzedek hospital in occupied Jerusalem; after his condition stabilized, he was transferred with his fellow Palestinian prisoners. However, after 19 months of medical neglect and mistreatment, as part of an intentional policy of “slow killing” applied to the Palestinian prisoners, he died in an occupation hospital, kept from his family and loved ones, on Sunday evening. He is married and the father of seven children.

The martyrdom of Nasser Radaideh comes only four days after that of Musaab Adili, a 20-year-old Palestinian prisoner who died on 16 April 2025 and whose martyrdom was announced on Palestinian Prisoners’ Day, 17 April. Adili was scheduled to be released only three days later after serving one year and one month in occupation jails.

Since 7 October 2023, at least 65 Palestinian prisoners have been martyred in Zionist prisons, including at least 40 from Gaza, with over 302 martyrs of the prisoners’ movement since 1967. The list (below) is not complete, as it does not include all Palestinian prisoners from Gaza, for whom the occupation continues to hide the numbers, names and current situation of the thousands of people its genocidal forces have abducted amid the ongoing assault on the Strip. The occupation continues to imprison 74 bodies of the martyred prisoners, holding them hostage in an attempt to extract an advantage in prisoner exchanges with the Palestinian resistance.

The martyrdom of Palestinian prisoners is an assassination campaign inside the occupation prisons and detention camps, through institutionalized physical and psychological torture and beatings, starvation, sexual assault, the spread of contagious disease, particularly scabies, and deliberate denial of medical care, in parallel with the ongoing escalated genocide in Gaza and throughout occupied Palestine. These war crimes and crimes against humanity are accompanied by the denial of family and legal visits, preventing any external surveillance of the mistreatment suffered by imprisoned Palestinians.

Every dollar, Euro and pound exchanged with the occupation, every weapon given to the genocidal forces, and every intelligence-sharing and police-training mission between the Zionist project and the imperialist powers, especially the US, Canada, France, Germany, Britain and EU countries, are evidence of full complicity in the ongoing war crimes and crimes against humanity, against the Palestinian prisoners and the Palestinian people as a whole.

We urge all Palestinians in exile and diaspora; Arab liberation movements; and international advocates for justice and liberation in Palestine to take action, to take to the streets and undertake direct actions on 22 April, the global strike for Gaza, and 25 April, the global day of action to besiege the embassies of the US and the Zionist regime. As Abnaa el-Balad noted in the call to action to free Raja Eghbarieh, “Defending the freedom of those who struggle against this genocide is an integral part of this vital world-wide struggle.”

Download this poster of the martyr Nasser Khalil Radaideh — as well as this group of prisoners’ posters — to include in your next action.

Poster below (Download PDF):

The martyrs of the Palestinian prisoners’ movement in the past 18 months include the following:

Omar Daraghmeh
Arafat Hamdan
Majed Ahmed Zaqoul
Abdel-Rahman Al-Bahsh
Atta Yousef Hasan Fayyad
Zuhair Omar Sharif
Raja Ismail Samour
Walid Abdel-Hadi Hamid
Abdel-Rahman Mar’i
Dr. Iyad Al Rantisi
Thaer Samih Abu Assab
Faraj Hussein Hasan Ali
Hamdan Hassan Anaba
Hussein Saber Abu Obeida
Ali Abdullah Suleiman Al-Houli
Arafat Al-Khawaja
Mohammed Ahmed Al-Sabbar
Mohammed Abu Sneineh
Ahmed Rizq Qudaih
Izz al-Din Ziad Al-Banna
Asif Abdel-Mu’ti Al-Rifai
Khaled Musa Jamal Al-Shawish
Majed Hamdi Ibrahim Sawafiri
Ahmed Abdel Marjan Al-Aqqad
Jumaa Abu Ghanima
Dr. Ziad Mohammed Al-Dalou
Wafa Amin Mohammed Abdelhadi
Kamal Hussein Ahmad Radi
Walid Nimr Daqqah
Fathi Mohammed Mahmoud Jadallah
Abdel-Rahim Abdel-Karim Amer
Dr. Adnan Al-Bursh
Karim Abu Saleh
Ismail Abdel-Bari Khader
Mohammed Sharif Al-Assali
Omar Abdelaziz Junaid
Adnan Ashour
Islam Al-Sarsawi
Sheikh Mustafa Abu Ora
Nasr el-Din Ziyara
Kifah Dabaya
Ayman Rajeh Issa Abed
Zaher Tahsin Raddad
Mohammed Munir Musa
Walid Ahmed Khalifa
Samir Mahmoud Al-Kahlout
Moath Khaled Rayyan
Anwar Aslim
Sheikh Samih Suleiman Muhammad Aliwi
Munir Abdullah al-Faqaawi
Yassin Munir al-Faqaawi
Mohammed Abdel-Rahman Idris
Mohammed Anwar Labad
Alaa Marwan Hamza al-Mahlawi
Mohammed Walid Hussein Al-Aref
Mohammed Rashid Saeed Al-Akka
Ashraf Mohammed Abu Warda
Motaz Mahmoud Abu Zneid
Musaab Hani Haniyeh
Ali Ashour Ali Al Batsh
Tayseer Sababa Abou Al Saeed
Khalil Haniyeh
Ayman Abdel-Hadi Qudaih
Mohammed Yassin Jabr
Raafat Adnan Abu Fannouneh
Khaled Mahmoud Qassem Abdallah
Walid Khaled Ahmad
Musaab Hassan Adili
Khalil Nasser Radaideh
There are at least two more martyred workers from Gaza whose names have not been disclosed.

The following released prisoners were either martyred almost immediately upon their release due to torture and the denial of medical care, or, in the case of Kazem Zawahreh, following the prisoner exchange where he was returned to a Palestinian hospital in a coma.

Rami Attiya Jumaa Abu Mustafa
Farouk Ahmed Issa Khatib
Kazem Issa Zawahreh

The martyrs of the Palestinian prisoners’ movement in the past 18 months include the following:

Omar Daraghmeh
Arafat Hamdan
Majed Ahmed Zaqoul
Abdel-Rahman Al-Bahsh
Atta Yousef Hasan Fayyad
Zuhair Omar Sharif
Raja Ismail Samour
Walid Abdel-Hadi Hamid
Abdel-Rahman Mar’i
Dr. Iyad Al Rantisi
Thaer Samih Abu Assab
Faraj Hussein Hasan Ali
Hamdan Hassan Anaba
Hussein Saber Abu Obeida
Ali Abdullah Suleiman Al-Houli
Arafat Al-Khawaja
Mohammed Ahmed Al-Sabbar
Mohammed Abu Sneineh
Ahmed Rizq Qudaih
Izz al-Din Ziad Al-Banna
Asif Abdel-Mu’ti Al-Rifai
Khaled Musa Jamal Al-Shawish
Majed Hamdi Ibrahim Sawafiri
Ahmed Abdel Marjan Al-Aqqad
Jumaa Abu Ghanima
Dr. Ziad Mohammed Al-Dalou
Wafa Amin Mohammed Abdelhadi
Kamal Hussein Ahmad Radi
Walid Nimr Daqqah
Fathi Mohammed Mahmoud Jadallah
Abdel-Rahim Abdel-Karim Amer
Dr. Adnan Al-Bursh
Karim Abu Saleh
Ismail Abdel-Bari Khader
Mohammed Sharif Al-Assali
Omar Abdelaziz Junaid
Adnan Ashour
Islam Al-Sarsawi
Sheikh Mustafa Abu Ora
Nasr el-Din Ziyara
Kifah Dabaya
Ayman Rajeh Issa Abed
Zaher Tahsin Raddad
Mohammed Munir Musa
Walid Ahmed Khalifa
Samir Mahmoud Al-Kahlout
Moath Khaled Rayyan
Anwar Aslim
Sheikh Samih Suleiman Muhammad Aliwi
Munir Abdullah al-Faqaawi
Yassin Munir al-Faqaawi
Mohammed Abdel-Rahman Idris
Mohammed Anwar Labad
Alaa Marwan Hamza al-Mahlawi
Mohammed Walid Hussein Al-Aref
Mohammed Rashid Saeed Al-Akka
Ashraf Mohammed Abu Warda
Motaz Mahmoud Abu Zneid
Musaab Hani Haniyeh
Ali Ashour Ali Al Batsh
Tayseer Sababa Abou Al Saeed
Khalil Haniyeh
Ayman Abdel-Hadi Qudaih
Mohammed Yassin Jabr
Raafat Adnan Abu Fannouneh
Khaled Mahmoud Qassem Abdallah
Walid Khaled Ahmad
Musaab Hassan Adili
There are at least two more martyred workers from Gaza whose names have not been disclosed.

The following released prisoners were either martyred almost immediately upon their release due to torture and the denial of medical care, or, in the case of Kazem Zawahreh, following the prisoner exchange where he was returned to a Palestinian hospital in a coma.

Rami Attiya Jumaa Abu Mustafa
Farouk Ahmed Issa Khatib
Kazem Issa Zawahreh

Free Raja Eghbarieh! Call for International Solidarity

20 April 2025

Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network is publishing the following call from the Abnaa el-Balad movement to demand the release of Raja Eghbarieh. A sample poster is included at the end of the call that you can download, print, post and carry at actions in your area!

Free Raja Eghbarieh!

Eghbarieh’s arbitrary administrative detention is a dangerous escalation of political oppression

The Israeli authorities bear full responsibility for the imminent danger to Eghbarieh’s health and life

Call for International Solidarity

Declaration by Abnaa el-Balad Movement

April 20, 2025

On April 9, Israeli police and Shabak forces stormed the home of Raja Eghbarieh in Umm el-Fahm, confiscated personal equipment, and took Eghbarieh to the Jalameh (Kishon) detention center.

As a leading figure in Abnaa el-Balad, the Left Palestinian movement, since the 1980s, Eghbarieh, now 73, is not new to political persecution. His family and comrades are very concerned that, considering his age and fragile health, he might not survive another period in the Israeli occupation’s prisons, where torture and abuse of all types are widely and indiscriminately used.

On April 15, Israel’s “Defense” minister, Israel Katz, signed an administrative detention order for 4 months against Eghbarieh. According to this order, Eghbarieh was transferred to the Megiddo prison, which is notorious for violent repression that caused the death of several imprisoned Palestinian detainees. On April 17, the head of the Haifa district court started a review (beyond closed doors) of the administrative detention order and postponed its confirmation to April 22.

The administrative detention against Eghbarieh comes in the context of the ongoing genocide that is carried by the Israeli occupation forces against the Palestinian people, especially in Gaza. Since October 7, 2023, Israel is conducting a relentless campaign of murder, ethnic cleansing, and terror against the Palestinian people. This terror campaign is not limited to Gaza and the West Bank, but is also directed against Palestinians in the areas that are occupied by Israel since 1948, aiming to silence any protest. Attempts to demonstrate against the genocide are brutally oppressed. Many were persecuted for simple social media expressions of solidarity with the people of Gaza. Hundreds were arrested, tortured, sentenced to prison, and expelled from work and universities.

Administrative detention is an especially arbitrary tool of oppression, widely used by the Israeli occupation. It is a detention by military order, with no formal accusations, no trial, and no way for the detainee to refute the “secret evidence” that he and his lawyers are not even allowed to see. Currently there are about 3500 people from the West Bank under administrative detention. The usage of administrative detention is also expanding in ‘48 Palestine, and it is estimated that there are now about 30 such detainees. To emphasize the racist character of administrative detention in Israel, the same Katz abolished the few orders that were issued against Jewish settlers that carried out violent pogroms against Palestinians in the West Bank.

The administrative detention of Raja Eghbarieh is another dangerous step in the political oppression against ‘48 Palestinians, being used against a central political leader, to prevent him from exercising his public political activity. In the week of detention before the administrative order was issued, Eghbarieh was only interrogated about his public political activity. The last public campaign by Abnaa el-Balad, that Eghbarieh took part in, was collecting humanitarian aid for Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank during the holy month of Ramadan.

Who is Raja Eghbarieh?

Raja Eghbarieh, 73, is a central figure in the leadership of Abnaa el-Balad movement. In the eighties he played a central role in defining the political identity of the movement as a progressive leftist movement for national liberation.

As the first Palestinian intifada started in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank on December 9, 1987, Abnaa el-Balad had an important role in the organizing of a general strike of ’48 Palestinians, naming it “Palestine Day”. As a direct response, Israel’s then “defense” minister Rabin issued administrative detention orders against three leading members of Abnaa el-Bald, including Eghbarieh.

When, in 1990, Abnaa el-Balad held its first national congress, Eghbarieh was elected to be its first secretary general.

From its establishment, Abnaa el-Balad emphasized the unity of the Palestinian struggle for freedom, with the Palestinians that survived the 1948 Nakba and were left under Israeli rule an indivisible part of the Palestinian people.

Abnaa el-Balad is known primarily for its position of boycotting the Israeli Knesset, in response to the racist nature of the Zionist colonialist project and the Apartheid regime in Israel.

The movement consistently struggles for the right of return of all Palestinian refugees and for the establishment of a secular democratic state in all historic Palestine.

For all this period Eghbarieh was not only a political leader within his movement but also represented it in different bodies that united the 1948 Palestinians in struggle against Israeli racism and oppression, most notable the “higher follow up committee”. In this role he had made important contributions as part of the united leadership of the Palestinian masses in many crucial struggles.

Call for International Solidarity

While all efforts should be concentrated to end the genocide in Gaza, defending the freedom of those who struggle against this genocide is an integral part of this vital world-wide struggle. Political repression in ’48 Palestine is designed to terrorize and paralyze an important part of the Palestinian people.

Solidarity with Raja Eghbarieh now is especially urgent to defend him against the imminent danger to his health and life in the Israeli slaughterhouse-prisons.

Free Raja Eghbarieh!
End All Administrative Detentions!
Freedom to all Palestinians that are imprisoned due to their struggle for freedom!

Abnaa el-Balad Movement

To contact Abnaa el-Balad about this campaign, please email: abnaa.albald48@gmail.com

Free Raja Eghbarieh poster (Download PDF):

Palestinian Prisoners’ Day: Poster resource highlights imprisoned leaders, students, strugglers

17 April 2025

The following posters are being used by many groups and organizations around the world to highlight the struggle of the Palestinian prisoners, and are being made available this Palestinian Prisoners’ Day so that people everywhere can download and use them: print them and post them on the streets of your cities, towns and campuses; use them as educational tools at your events; or set up a display and exhibition to tell the stories of the Palestinian prisoners.

They feature many of the leaders of the prisoners’ movement and the Palestinian resistance, including Marwan Barghouti, Ahmad Sa’adat, Abdullah Barghouti, Ibrahim Hamed, Abbas al-Sayyed, Hassan Salameh, Bassam al-Saadi, Mahmoud al-Ardah, Bassem Khandakji; imprisoned healthcare workers like Dr. Hussam Abu Safiyeh; child prisoners like Ayham Salameh; administrative detainees like Raja Eghbarieh; prisoners of the Palestinian Authority like Musaab Shtayyeh; and women prisoners like Shatila Abu Ayada, Aya Khatib, Ruba Dar Nasser and Haneen Jaber, as well as prisoners of the Palestinian cause in imperialist jails like Georges Abdallah, the Filton 18, Anan Yaeesh, and Ghassan Elashi and Shukri Abu Baker of the Holy Land Five.

A second set of posters highlights the martyrs of the prisoners’ movement, including Sheikh Khader Adnan, Walid Daqqah, Wafaa Jarrar and Saadia Farajallah, among others.

There are 76 posters in the PDF package; download the images below or the PDF file of the entire compilation:

Download the PDF of Palestinian prisoners’ posters

Honor the martyrs of the prisoners’ movement with the posters below:

The martyr of Palestinian Prisoners’ Day: Musaab Hassan Adili, due for release in three days

17 April 2025

On Thursday morning, 17 April, Palestinian Prisoners’ Day, the Palestinian Prisoners’ Society reported the martyrdom of 20-year-old Musaab Hassan Adili, of the village of Osarin, near Nablus.

He was abducted from his home on 22 March 2024 and sentenced to one year and one month in occupation prisons by the illegitimate Zionist miilitary court. His release date was scheduled for three days from today; instead, he was martyred last night in Soroka Hospital, the martyr of Palestinian Prisoners’ Day.

He is at least the 64th identified martyr inside the occupation prisons since 7 October 2023, amid the ongoing genocide in Gaza and the battle of Al-Aqsa Flood, among over 301 martyrs of the Palestinian prisoners’ movement; 73 of their bodies continue to be held hostage in the numbers cemeteries and morgues of the occupation, alongside hundreds of martyrs.

The martyrdom of Musaab Adili underlines the reality that the Zionist regime is practicing a policy of “slow killing” and an assassination campaign inside the occupation prisons and detention camps, through torture and beatings, starvation, and denial of medical care, in parallel with the ongoing escalated genocide in Gaza and throughout occupied Palestine. Every dollar, Euro and pound exchanged with the occupation, every weapon given to the genocidal forces, and every intelligence-sharing and police-training mission between the Zionist project and the imperialist powers, especially the US, Canada, France, Germany, Britain and EU countries, are evidence of full complicity in the ongoing war crimes and crimes against humanity, against the Palestinian prisoners and the Palestinian people as a whole.

His martyrdom must inspire all around the world to act, organize and escalate direct actions to confront the Zionist-imperialist war machine. Glory to the martyrs, and freedom and liberation to all prisoners and all of Palestine, from the river to the sea.

Palestinian Prisoners Day 2025: Fighting for liberation against imperialist-Zionist genocide

16 April 2025

17 April marks Palestinian Prisoners’ Day, the annual international day to focus on the struggle and liberation of imprisoned Palestinians; this year, 2025, marks the second Palestinian Prisoners’ Day amid the height of the escalated US-Zionist genocide perpetrated against the Palestinian people, particularly in the Gaza Strip and throughout occupied Palestine. Commemorated since 1974, Palestinian Prisoners’ Day highlights the struggle of Palestinian political prisoners behind Zionist bars, their leadership in the ongoing resistance and revolution, and emphasizes the ongoing demand for the full liberation of all Palestinian prisoners, a necessary component in the liberation of Palestine from the river to the sea.

Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network joins with the Palestinian prisoners’ movement, the liberation movement, and voices for justice around the world in urging action and organizing on Palestinian Prisoners’ Day 2025 everywhere, as part of a global escalation to end the genocide in Gaza now.

Since 1948, at least one million Palestinians have been imprisoned by the occupation, from all sectors of society, and especially from the popular classes in the refugee camps, the villages and the cities of Palestine. There is almost no Palestinian family that is untouched by the occupation’s system of colonial imprisonment. Every Palestinian prisoner is a father, mother, son, daughter, uncle, aunt, cousin, friend, beloved. The occupation seeks to isolate them from their families, communities and people, and indeed from the Palestinian, Arab and international movement, behind bars, and the challenge for us is to do all we can to break that isolation, stand with the prisoners and the resistance, and build the struggle for the liberation of Palestine in the face of repression, criminalization and imperialist assault.

The women prisoners like Haneen Jaber and Shatila Abu Ayyad, the students like Amr Kayed and Karmel Khawaja, the health workers like Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, the movement leaders like Ibrahim Hamed, Ahmad Sa’adat, Mahmoud al-Ardah and Marwan Barghouti: every one of their lives and futures is precious. The Palestinian resistance and the people, particularly in Gaza, continue to bear the burden of genocide in order to achieve their liberation – and the liberation of all of Palestine from Zionist and imperialist colonial domination. This Palestinian Prisoners’ Day, amid Al-Aqsa Flood and the Flood of the Free, it is the moment for our global movement to escalate the struggle, to tear down the prison walls, to stand with the resistance defending Palestine and humanity, and to take action to shut down the Zionist regime, its imperialist backers, and their flows of weaponry and destruction that maintain the ongoing genocide.

We demand the liberation of all Palestinian prisoners in Zionist jails, imperialist jails, and those of the Arab reactionary regimes and the Palestinian Authority, who continue to besiege the resistance even as it defends the Palestinian people fighting for their very existence.

Current Situation of Palestinian Prisoners

Imprisonment has always been a weapon of colonialism in Palestine. From the British colonizers who suppressed Palestinian revolts through mass imprisonment, home demolitions, and execution – and who first imposed the “emergency law” of administrative detention used against Palestinians today – to the Zionist colonizers who for 77 years have imposed a system of occupation, apartheid, criminalization, racism and dispossession upon the Palestinian people, the colonizers of Palestine have imprisoned strugglers, leaders, fighters, and visionaries. Imprisonment targets all sectors of the Palestinian people: workers, strugglers, teachers, journalists, doctors and health workers, farmers and fishers; from Jerusalem, the West Bank, the Gaza Strip, Occupied Palestine ’48; refugees in the camps inside Palestine and around the world – millions denied their right to return, while those who organize and resist may be pursued and imprisoned in Arab reactionary and international imperialist jails.

There are currently approximately 9,900 Palestinians jailed by the Zionist occupation regime, including nearly 3,500 held under administrative detention, imprisonment without charge or trial under a “secret file” that is indefinitely renewable, with Palestinians routinely imprisoned for years at a time under these arbitrary orders. They further include 400 child prisoners, 29 women prisoners, and 200 Palestinians from occupied Palestine ‘48. These numbers, however, do not reveal the extent of detention and incarceration currently being used against Palestinians abducted from Gaza by the invading genocidal forces. While 1,000 Palestinians from Gaza were liberated by the Resistance in the Toufan al-Ahrar prisoner exchange, an undisclosed number remain captive in various prisons as well as in the infamous torture camps like Sde Teiman and Anatot, set up for the purpose of imprisoning Palestinians from Gaza in the most severe of circumstances, with at least 1,555 Palestinians from Gaza known to prisoners’ organizations to be held captive by the Zionist regime.

Palestinian prisoners are experiencing routinized and systematic torture, abuse, denial of medical care, starvation, sexual, physical and psychological assault and the deprivation and violation of their most basic rights. To be clear, every right obtained by the Palestinian prisoners was not given to them by the Zionist regime, but achieved through the struggle and leadership of the Palestinian prisoners’ movement, through hunger strikes and organized action. For years, the confiscation of these achievements has been a central priority of the Zionist regime and a platform for fascist “leaders” of the Zionist project, from Gilad Erdan to Itamar Ben-Gvir.

The Martyrs of the Prisoners’ Movement

Alongside the extreme escalated genocide in Gaza, the mass displacement and land theft in the West Bank, and the ongoing assault on the Palestinian people everywhere throughout occupied Palestine and in exile and diaspora, the Zionist regime has been waging an all-out aggression against the Palestinian prisoners. Since 7 October 2023, during the period of Al-Aqsa Flood and amid the genocide in Gaza, at least 64 Palestinians have been martyred inside the occupation prisons. This number is not exact because the occupation regime consistently refuses to disclose information about the status of Palestinians abducted from Gaza.

The martyrs of the Palestinian prisoners’ movement in the past 18 months include the following:

Omar Daraghmeh
Arafat Hamdan
Majed Ahmed Zaqoul
Abdel-Rahman Al-Bahsh
Atta Yousef Hasan Fayyad
Zuhair Omar Sharif
Raja Ismail Samour
Walid Abdel-Hadi Hamid
Abdel-Rahman Mar’i
Dr. Iyad Al Rantisi
Thaer Samih Abu Assab
Faraj Hussein Hasan Ali
Hamdan Hassan Anaba
Hussein Saber Abu Obeida
Ali Abdullah Suleiman Al-Houli
Arafat Al-Khawaja
Mohammed Ahmed Al-Sabbar
Mohammed Abu Sneineh
Ahmed Rizq Qudaih
Izz al-Din Ziad Al-Banna
Asif Abdel-Mu’ti Al-Rifai
Khaled Musa Jamal Al-Shawish
Majed Hamdi Ibrahim Sawafiri
Ahmed Abdel Marjan Al-Aqqad
Jumaa Abu Ghanima
Dr. Ziad Mohammed Al-Dalou
Wafa Amin Mohammed Abdelhadi
Kamal Hussein Ahmad Radi
Walid Nimr Daqqah
Fathi Mohammed Mahmoud Jadallah
Abdel-Rahim Abdel-Karim Amer
Dr. Adnan Al-Bursh
Karim Abu Saleh
Ismail Abdel-Bari Khader
Mohammed Sharif Al-Assali
Omar Abdelaziz Junaid
Adnan Ashour
Islam Al-Sarsawi
Sheikh Mustafa Abu Ora
Nasr el-Din Ziyara
Kifah Dabaya
Ayman Rajeh Issa Abed
Zaher Tahsin Raddad
Mohammed Munir Musa
Walid Ahmed Khalifa
Samir Mahmoud Al-Kahlout
Moath Khaled Rayyan
Anwar Aslim
Sheikh Samih Suleiman Muhammad Aliwi
Munir Abdullah al-Faqaawi
Yassin Munir al-Faqaawi
Mohammed Abdel-Rahman Idris
Mohammed Anwar Labad
Alaa Marwan Hamza al-Mahlawi
Mohammed Walid Hussein Al-Aref
Mohammed Rashid Saeed Al-Akka
Ashraf Mohammed Abu Warda
Motaz Mahmoud Abu Zneid
Musaab Hani Haniyeh
Ali Ashour Ali Al Batsh
Tayseer Sababa Abou Al Saeed
Khalil Haniyeh
Ayman Abdel-Hadi Qudaih
Mohammed Yassin Jabr
Raafat Adnan Abu Fannouneh
Khaled Mahmoud Qassem Abdallah
Walid Khaled Ahmad
Musaab Hassan Adili
There are at least two more martyred workers from Gaza whose names have not been disclosed.

The following released prisoners were either martyred almost immediately upon their release due to torture and the denial of medical care, or, in the case of Kazem Zawahreh, following the prisoner exchange where he was returned to a Palestinian hospital in a coma.

Rami Attiya Jumaa Abu Mustafa
Farouk Ahmed Issa Khatib
Kazem Issa Zawahreh

The martyrdom of Palestinian prisoners bears witness to multiple forms of abuse by the Zionist regime, including denial of medical care, severe physical and sexual torture and starvation and malnutrition, accompanied by the denial of family and legal visits, preventing any external surveillance of the mistreatment suffered by imprisoned Palestinians. The imprisonment of Palestinians has always been a form of “slow killing” given the systematic use of medical neglect by the occupation; however, it has clearly escalated to form part of the Zionist assassination policy targeting the Palestinian people, with examples such as Walid Daqqah, the Palestinian writer, freedom fighter and revolutionary intellectual who was martyred on 7 April 2024 after the deliberate denial of appropriate medical care or his necessary release; and Mohammed Walid Hussein Ali al-Aref from Nour Shams camp in Tulkarem, martyred on 4 December 2024 after being abducted from his home and beaten, as part of the targeting of the resistance in Tulkarem, Jenin and Tubas. Their martyrdom was a form of assassination and targeting, designed to remove them from the Palestinian political and social environment.

Most recently, Palestinian-Brazilian child prisoner Walid Khaled Ahmed of Silwad, 17 years old, one of the “cubs” and “flowers” of the prisoners’ movement, the imprisoned boys and girls abducted from their homes in violent night raids, denied an education and subjected to torture, was martyred inside Zionist prisons, with his body showing clear signs of starvation, malnutrition, scabies as well as infections caused by the provision of unsanitary food; the occupation regime refused to refrigerate food during the day amid the holy month of Ramadan.

Almost all of the martyred prisoners’ bodies continue to be detained by the occupation, amid hundreds of the bodies of Palestinian martyrs who have been deliberately withheld by the occupation for decades, from iconic struggler Dalal al-Mughrabi to martyred Sheikh Khader Adnan to the writer of revolution Walid Daqqah. The imprisonment of the bodies of the martyrs is intended to impose collective punishment upon the families and communities they loved, who are forbidden from bidding farewell to them, as well as an attempt to hold them hostage to achieve concessions from the Palestinian resistance in a prisoner exchange.

Palestinian Prisoners and the Resistance

Of course, Palestinian Prisoners’ Day not only commemorates the horrific experiences of torture and abuse experienced by imprisoned Palestinians, but also celebrates their leadership and organizing in the Palestinian resistance. The Palestinian prisoners’ movement dates back to the era of the British colonization of Palestine (also the period that introduced administrative detention to Palestine), when prisoners of the Palestinian resistance to both British and Zionist colonialism were jailed and executed. Prisoners developed poetry, music, art, and political organization, resistance and steadfastness behind bars, from the earliest Zionist forced labor camps during the Nakba to the organized institutions of the prisoners’ movement in the modern era of the Palestinian revolution.

Inside the prison cells and tents, Palestinian prisoners built a movement that transformed the Zionist dungeons into revolutionary schools. It is no accident that generations of leaders of the Palestinian resistance and revolution spent years in Zionist jails among their comrades, and that the Zionist entity constantly seeks to keep them in solitary confinement and locked away from their people and the global resistance movement and its international popular cradle.

Every Palestinian political organization has developed strong organizations inside the prisons, where cadres read together, develop their thinking and develop their capacity for strategic and organized action. Leaders of the Palestinian revolution and resistance behind bars, including Ahmad Sa’adat, Marwan Barghouti, Abdullah Barghouti, Ibrahim Hamed, Hassan Salameh, Bassem Khandakji and Abbas al-Sayyed, continue to not only symbolize leadership in the struggle and steadfastness in resistance in the most impossible of circumstances, but to actively lead the Palestinian cause and the global, comprehensive, resistance.

The martyred leader Yahya Sinwar wrote about this phenomenon in his novel, “The Thorn and the Carnation,” itself written and published while he was serving four life sentences in Bir al-Saba prison in 2003, describing events of the great popular Intifada:

The prison transformed into an academy teaching the culture and arts of the Intifada. In one tent, a session on the history of the Palestinian cause was held; in another, a session on security sciences and interrogation methods; in a third, a discussion on the jurisprudence of jihad and martyrdom. There were literacy classes, Arabic calligraphy courses, and more. Young men entered the prison illiterate and left after six months able to read and write, equipped with various skills needed for their cause.

Groups of friends in different areas or mosques planned their activities for when they were released, vowing to continue and develop the Intifada….The Negev prison, which housed tens of thousands of detainees, turned into a real academy. Waves of youth entered and graduated, all studying, gaining experience, and exchanging knowledge.

The Palestinian prisoners remain the compass of struggle pointing towards liberation and return, and their liberation is so urgent and essential to the Palestinian people that they remain a high priority of the Palestinian resistance, sparking operations in order to secure a prisoner exchange. It has been shown time and time again that the only way that Palestinians may effectively secure the liberation of their prisoners is by carrying out an exchange with the occupation by capturing Zionist soldiers and settlers and holding them as the prisoners of war of the Resistance.

Most recently, 1777 Palestinian prisoners were liberated in the Toufan al-Ahrar exchange as part of the first stage of the ceasefire in Gaza, whose later stages the Zionist regime has refused to implement, achieved by the Palestinian Resistance. These included hundreds of prisoners with life sentences and long sentences, who expressed their love and admiration for the people of Gaza and the Resistance for their immense sacrifices and pain that they have suffered in the battle for liberation for the prisoners and all of Palestine.

In this moment, when the Zionist regime, the United States, and their fellow imperialist powers in Britain, France, Germany, Canada – not to mention the Arab reactionary regimes they sponsor and ally with, such as Egypt and the United Arab Emirates – are demanding the disarmament of the resistance, it is clear that it is only the arms of the resistance that has liberated the imprisoned, the tortured and the oppressed from the dungeons of the occupier.

Any attack on the weapons of the resistance is an attack on the Palestinian prisoners and the Palestinian people as a whole, a demand that their legitimate weapons and right to armed struggle, upheld under both international law and basic principles of humanity, be turned over in order to provide an imperialist, illegitimate settler project imposed upon their land to complete its genocide. In fact, it is that illegitimate entity that should be stripped of its weaponry – often obtained from the US and its fellow imperialist backers – and its officials held accountable for their extensive crimes against humanity. It is only the weapons of the resistance, from Palestine to Lebanon to Yemen, supported by the popular weapons, from boycott to direct action, of the regional and international popular cradle of the resistance, who can bring about that future of justice.

We further emphasize the importance of liberating the Palestinian prisoners jailed by the Palestinian Authority in Ramallah for their role in resisting occupation. As the Zionist regime besieges, expels Palestinian refugees and destroys homes in Jenin, Tulkarem, Tubas, Nablus and throughout the West Bank of occupied Palestine, hundreds of Palestinians have been abducted, tortured and remain imprisoned by the PA, including student leaders, social activists, resistance fighters – and even people who organized demonstrations to honor the martyred Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah or participated in the global strike for Gaza of early April. The imprisonment of Palestinian organizers and fighters is part of “security coordination” with the Zionist regime and a form of direct collaboration with the enemy at a time of genocide, and it comes hand in hand with the PA’s efforts to strip the Palestinian prisoners’ families of financial support and replace it instead with privatized charity.

The international struggle to free the prisoners of Zionism and imperialism

On Palestinian Prisoners’ Day, we reaffirm the 2022 statement by Palestinian prisoners in occupation jails, in solidarity with all of the revolutionary prisoners of imperialism: “Our liberation struggle was and remains an integral part of the international struggle against the forces of colonialism, imperialism, Zionism and reaction. Accordingly, we salute all political prisoners in the world, the struggle of the Black liberation movement in America, the struggle of the Indigenous peoples for self-determination and liberation, and all liberation forces in the world, and we call for strengthening the relationship between these movements and all Palestinian communities in exile and diaspora.”

Let Palestinian Prisoners’ Day also be an occasion to demand the liberation of all of the prisoners of the Palestinian cause, the liberation struggle and the resistance held in the jails of the imperialist and reactionary states: Georges Ibrahim Abdallah, the Lebanese Arab Communist struggler for Palestine jailed for 40 years in France and awaiting his long-denied freedom; Anan Yaeesh, together with Ali Arar and Mansour Doghmosh, persecuted in Italy in a new assault on the Palestinian resistance; the Filton 18 and all of the Palestine Action prisoners in British jails, imprisoned for direct action to shut down the war machine; Ghassan Elashi and Shukri Abu Baker of the Holy Land Five, serving 65-year sentences in US federal prisons for providing charitable support for Palestine; Mahmoud Khalil, Rumeysa Ozturk, Badar Khan Suri, Mohsen Mahdawi, Yunseo Chung, Leqaa Kordia, and the four international students in Germany imprisoned by imperialist immigration officials for speaking out for Palestine, and all those jailed, repressed and criminalized for their commitment to liberation.

On this occasion, we reiterate the demand to scrap the imperialist powers’ “lists of terrorist organizations,” used almost entirely in order to suppress global liberation movements, sever those in exile and diaspora from their people in struggle, criminalize legitimate armed resistance under international law and demonize speech and organizing for Palestinian liberation and anti-imperialist struggle. It is long past time to demand the immediate removal of Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, the Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades, Hezbollah, and AnsarAllah from these “terror lists.” These organizations are engaged in self-defense, national liberation and indeed serve as the guardians of humanity against imperialist-Zionist genocide.

At the same time, Samidoun itself has been banned, designated, sanctioned and labeled by the Zionist regime, Germany, Canada and the United States – with demands by fascist and Zionist organizations to expand this in Belgium, the Netherlands, France and elsewhere – in an attempt to undermine popular support for the Resistance in Palestine and throughout the region, to spread fear and terror from popularizing and publicizing the Palestinian prisoners’ movement and the Resistance that it leads and organizes, and to undermine the growing global movement to end the genocide and achieve the liberation of Palestine from the river to the sea. They are attempting to shatter the emerging international popular cradle of the resistance through criminalization, repression and imprisonment, and it is our responsibility to strive to live up to the example of steadfastness set daily by the Palestinian prisoners’ movement in the most horrific of conditions.

On Palestinian Prisoners’ Day 2025, we urge all to act, to mobilize, to organize for the liberation of Palestinian prisoners and the liberation of Palestine; to defend the weapons of the resistance and the unquenchable right and will to resist; and to reject the politics of state terror of the imperialist powers by clearly standing against “terror” designations and for the forces of the resistance defending humanity against genocide. The liberation of Palestinian prisoners is a necessary part of the liberation of the land and people of Palestine from Zionist colonialism, and of the Arab nation and the region from imperialism. Every day, Palestinian prisoners struggle behind bars, just as the Palestinian people confront genocide; on this day, let us build the international popular cradle of the resistance, until every prisoner is liberated and until Palestine is free, from the river to the sea.

Below are just some of the events and actions around the world for Palestinian Prisoners’ Day. (Please note, these events are organized by a wide array of Palestinian, Arab and international organizations, and are not necessarily endorsed by nor were organized together with Samidoun, except where noted.)

Madrid, Spain

Thursday, 17 April
7:00 pm
Centro Social Potemkin, C/Mira el Sol 17

Conference with Abdel-Nasser Issa, liberated prisoner in the Toufan al-Ahrar exchange, and discussion with Samidoun

Barcelona, Catalonia

Wednesday, 16 April
6 pm
El Banc Expropriate, C/Quevedo 13

Discussion with liberated prisoners Hadeel Shatara and Fadia Barghouti; projection of “Tell Your Tale Little Bird”

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Thursday, 17 April
6:30 pm
Rambla del Raval

Demonstration for Palestinian Prisoners’ Day; Free Palestine from the River to the Sea

Toulouse, France

Thursday, 17 April
5:30 pm
Metro Jeanne d’Arc

Rally to Stop the Genocide and Free All Palestinian Prisoners

Alpes de Haute-Provence, France

Wednesday, 16 April
6:30 pm
Librairie de fil en page, 2 Avenue Jean Moulin
04160 Chateau-Amoux-Saint Auban

Book event for French translation of George Habash’s writings

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Thursday, 17 April
7:30 pm
Maison Commune, 17 Avenue Balard
04160 Chateau-Amoux-Saint-Auban

Event with Tom Martin and screening of “Fedayin,” on the case of Georges Abdallah

Paris, France

Thursday, 17 April
6 pm
Metro Menilmontant

Palestine Walk for the International Day of Solidarity with Palestinian Prisoners

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Thursday, 17 April
7 pm
Place de la Republique

Rally for Palestinian Prisoners’ Day

Nantes, France

Thursday, 17 April
6:30 pm
Commerce

Rally to free Georges Abdallah and all Palestinian prisoners

Brussels, Belgium

Thursday, 17 April
5 pm
111 Rue de la Poste, 1030 Schaerbeek

Palestine: Building action and solidarity

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Thursday, 17 April
5 pm
Place du Luxembourg

Palestinian Prisoners Day Rally

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Friday, 18 April
7 pm
Rue du Fort 35, 1060 Saint-Gilles

Palestinian Prisoners: Perspectives of Liberation with Adel of Samidoun; Fadia Barghouti and Hadeel Shatara, liberated prisoners; Nathan Delbrassine, UPB; and Getting the Word Out

Gothenburg, Sweden

Thursday, 17 April
5:30 pm
Brunnsparken

Rally to free all Palestinian Prisoners

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Thursday, 17 April
1 pm
Rec Bridge, UvA

Rally Against Police Violence and for Palestinian Prisoners’ Day

Dublin, Ireland

Thursday, 17 April
5:30 pm
The Spire, Dublin

Palestinian Prisoners’ Day Vigil

Berlin, Germany

Thursday, 17 April
5 pm
Oranienplatz

Rally for Palestinian Prisoners’ Day

Tuebingen, Germany

Thursday, 17 April
6:30 pm
Osterberg Strasse 2

Film and discussion for Palestinian Prisoners’ Day.

Mannheim, Germany

Thursday, 17 April
5:00 pm
Marktplatz

Demonstration to free all Palestinians!

Rome, Italy

Thursday, 17 April
7:30 pm
Cagne Sciolte, via ostiense 137

Day of Palestinian Prisoners: Struggle against incarceration

Firenze, Italy

Thursday, 17 April
8 pm
CPA, via Villamagna 27

Benefit for Anan, Ali and Mansour on Palestinian Prisoners’ Day

Beirut, Lebanon

Thursday, 17 April
11 am
International Committee of the Red Cross, Hamra

Rally for Palestinian Prisoners’ Day

Havana, Cuba

Thursday, 17 April
2 pm
Instituto Cubano de Investigación Cultural Juan Marinello
Boyeros N° 63 e/ Bruzón y Lugareño , Plaza de la Revolucion

Film screening and discussion on Palestinian Prisoners’ Day

Lalitpur, Nepal

Thursday, 17 April
6 pm
Patan Durbar Square

Palestinian Prisoners’ Day Vigil

New York City, USA

Thursday, 17 April 2025
3 pm
The Trump Building
40 Wall Street

Palestinian Prisoners’ Day Rally to Free them All

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Saturday, 19 April 2025
12 pm
MAS Youth Center

Palestinian Prisoners’ Day Letter Writing and Solidarity Panel

Denver, Colorado, USA

Thursday, 17 April 2025
6 pm
Dr Martin Luther King Jr Memorial, 2001 Colorado Boulevard

Palestinian Prisoners’ Day Rally

Los Angeles, CA, USA

Thursday, 17 April
7 pm
UCLA PD Station

Palestinian Political Prisoners’ Day Rally

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Thursday, 17 April
6 pm
CSU LA Community Room, Library Basement

Palestinian Prisoners’ Day educational event

Minneapolis, MN, USA

Thursday, 17 April
7 pm
Northrop Mall, University of Minnesota

Palestinian Prisoners Day Action

New Orleans, LA, USA

Thursday, 17 April
6 pm
Cafe Istanbul, 2372 St. Claude Ave

Palestinian Prisoners Day Screening: “Tell Your Tale, Little Bird”

Cleveland, OH, USA

Thursday, 17 April
6:30 pm
Liberation Center, 9801 Denison Ave

Cleveland Arab Youth Meeting: Prisoners Struggle Teach-In

Mississauga, ON, Canada

Thursday, 17 April
6 pm
Registration link

Exhibition for Palestinian Prisoners’ Day

Seattle, Washington, USA

Friday, 18 April
6 pm
Cherry Street Village

Palestinian Prisoners’ Day event. Register here.

Online Event – Magdeburg, Germany

Friday, 18 April
6 pm CET
Online: Zoom

Conversation with Iman Nafe. Register here.

Halle, Germany

Friday, 18 April
4 pm
Marktplatz

Infostand on Palestinian Prisoners

Frankfurt, Germany

Friday, 18 April
3 pm
EZB Frankfurt

Infostand on Palestinian Prisoners

Toronto, Canada

Friday, 18 April
5 pm
Zionist Consulate, 2 Bloor Street

Rally for Palestinian Prisoners’ Day

St. Paul, MN, USA

Friday, 18 April 2025
4 pm
Summit and Snelling

Free Palestine Rally: Palestinian Prisoners’ Day

Vancouver, Canada

Saturday, 19 April 2025
3 pm
Olympic Cauldron, 1055 Canada Place

Demonstration: All Out for Palestinian Prisoners’ Day – Flood of the Free

Oakland, CA, USA

Saturday, 19 April
2 pm
Sumud Mural, 401 26th St, Oakland

Palestinian Prisoners’ Day

San Jose, CA, USA

Saturday, 19 April
5 pm
3962 Twilight Drive

Palestinian Prisoners Day Screening of “Tomorrow’s Freedom”

Grand Rapids, MI, USA

Saturday, 19 April
3 pm
Fountain St Church Social Hall, 24 Fountain St

Palestine Prisoners’ Day Teach-In and Letter Writing

Manchester, Britain

Saturday, 19 April
2 pm
St. Peter’s Square

Free all Palestinian Prisoners – Stop Gaza Genocide

Santa Ana, CA, USA

Sunday, 20 April
1 pm
Centro Cultural de Mexico, 837 N Ross Street

Palestinian Prisoners’ Teach In: Prisoners’ Struggle for National Liberation

Lima, Peru

Monday, 21 April 2025
5:00 pm
Jr. Santa Rosa 360 Mercado de Lima

Documentary: “Palestine, Chronicle of a Genocide” and Speakers Jaldia Abubakra and Susana Khalil

1-2 April: Call to Action to Free Anan Yaeesh, Palestinian political prisoner in Italy

31 March 2025

On 2 April 2025, in an Italian court in L’Aquila, the political trial of Palestinians Anan Yaeesh, Ali Arar and Mansour Doghmosh will begin. The three Palestinians are accused of “subversive association for terrorist purposes” in a case that began when the Zionist entity, “Israel,” demanded the extradition of Anan Yaeesh, a liberated Palestinian prisoner, from Italy. While Ali and Mansour have been provisionally released pending trial, Anan has been imprisoned in Italy for one year, since January 2024.

Sign the petition by Urgence Palestine to support Anan Yaeesh and his fellow detainees

Anan Yaeesh is a 37-year-old Palestinian activist from Tulkarem in the West Bank of occupied Palestine. Active in the liberation movement during the Second, Al-Aqsa, Intifada, he was imprisoned for 4 years in Zionist prisons and seriously injured after an ambush by colonial special forces in 2006. In 2013, he left Palestine for Norway before settling in Italy in 2017 and obtaining a residence permit there in 2019. In 2023, he visited Jordan, where he was detained by Jordanian authorities, who maintain normalization and security cooperation with the Zionist regime, for several months; he was able to return to Italy in November 2023.

At the end of January 2024, he was arrested by the Italian police in the city of L’Aquila where he resides at the request of the “Israeli” regime, then transferred to detention in the high-security prison of Terni for alleged collaboration with the Tulkarem Brigades, an organization linked to the Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades (one of the armed groups of Fatah, that continue to uphold Palestinian liberation rather than “security coordination” with the occupier.)

While the L’Aquila court rejected his extradition on 12 March 2024, noting that he would be subjected to torture, Italian prosecutors arrested two more Palestinians one day before, on 11 March 2024 — Ali Irar and Mansour Doghmosh — accusing all of them of supporting the Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades in Tulkarem. In September 2024, the court ordered Ali and Mansour’s provisional release, while the charges remained in place, but Anan has been continually imprisoned in a high-security facility.

On 2 April 2025, his trial in Italy will begin, and we encourage all organizations, supporters, activists and people in solidarity with the Palestinian people and their resistance to support Anan Yaeesh through actions, banner drops, posters, videos of support, etc. We have a sample poster in solidarity with Anan Yaeesh that you can download and use:

Download the PDF

On Wednesday, 26 February, Anan Yaeesh addressed the court, emphasizing the legitimacy of Palestinian resistance under international law and the necessity of confronting genocide. (Read his full statement here.) He noted:

“You want me to defend myself against the accusations against me, but I am ashamed to seek acquittal on charges that, for me, represent a source of honor. I do not want to defend myself against the accusation of having rights and having claimed them, or of having tried to liberate my people and my country from colonial oppression. I swear that I have no intention of being acquitted of the legitimate resistance against the Zionist occupation. The Palestinian resistance is one of the noblest phenomena known to history. On the contrary, I am ashamed to find myself in a warm room, even in prison, while children in Gaza die of cold, hunger, and thirst. I am ashamed of the humane treatment received from the prison authorities here, while my fellow prisoners in Israeli jails suffer the worst torture, oppression, and abuse.”

On the same day, Georges Abdallah, Lebanese communist and Palestinian resistance fighter imprisoned in France since 1984 although he has been eligible for release since 1999, will celebrate his 74th birthday. We urge all to join with the call of the Unified Campaign to Free Georges Abdallah for actions on 2 April.

Let’s make 1 and 2 April days for broad mobilization, calling for the release of Georges Abdallah, Anan Yaeesh, Ali Irar and Mansour Doghmosh; Ghassan Elashi and Shukri Abu Baker of the Holy Land 5; Mahmoud Khalil, Rumeysa Ozturk, Badar Khan Suri, Yunseo Chong and all those targeted for ICE detention; the Filton 18, and all our comrades incarcerated in imperialist, normalizing and reactionary prisons, for their participation in or support for the resistance of the Palestinian people!

Actions you can take:

Sign the petition by Urgence Palestine to support Anan Yaeesh and his fellow detainees
Join protests for Anan, Ali and Mansour:
Paris – Tuesday, 1 April, 7 pm, Square D’Ajaccio, Rue de Grenelle and Boulevard des Invalides. Free Anan Yaeesh and his comrades. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHyq4UgCxLR/
L’Aquila – Wednesday, 2 April, 9:30 am, Tribunale de L’Aquila, Via XX Settembre 68, 9:30 am. Rally for Anan, Ali and Mansour at their hearing. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHvf5UDM-io/
Poster, drop a banner or hand out leaflets in your community about the case of Anan Yaeesh, Ali and Mansour. Use this sample!

On Al-Quds Day 2025: No migration except to al-Quds! Resisting displacement, struggling for liberation

28 March 2025

Al-Quds Day 2025 comes amid a particularly challenging moment for Palestine and for the Palestinian people, and for all forces of resistance in the region and globally. It also comes amid a moment of exceptional resistance, heroism and steadfastness, in which the people and resistance of Palestine, Lebanon, Yemen, Iraq, Iran, together with the globalized collective intifada, are holding the line, defending the land and advancing the revolutionary struggle against Zionism, imperialism and their reactionary agents and allies. On Al-Quds Day 2025, amid the threats and the bombs of US imperialism and the Zionist entity, we reaffirm the slogan that appeared clearly on the banners of the resistance during the Toufan al-Ahrar prisoner exchange: No migration except to al-Quds!

Marking the last Friday of the holy month of Ramadan, Al-Quds Day was first commemorated in 1979, when, following the victory of the Islamic Revolution in Iran, Imam Khomeini announced Al-Quds Day as a day of global mobilization for Palestine, and “the day when the oppressed of the world protest against the arrogant.” The initial speech announcing the day begins by denouncing the Zionist regime’s “savage attacks against the Palestinian brothers and sisters, and which, in the south of Lebanon in particular, is continually bombing Palestinian homes in the hope of crushing the Palestinian struggle.” that seems as if it could have been written today, as the Zionist regime, with full support and involvement of the United States and its fellow imperialist powers, carries out its genocide in Gaza, bombards the south of Lebanon, attacks Yemen and invades Syria.

This quote illustrates the ongoing, continuous nature of the Zionist-imperialist assault on the Palestinian people, the Arab nation and all of the peoples of the region. Today, 46 years later, the Zionist entity is still continually bombing Palestinian homes and attacking the south of Lebanon, with the arms and funding of the United States and its imperialist cohorts, as it has been for over 77 years.

Al-Quds Day has now been cemented as a global day of action, in which millions of people take to the streets, in over 900 cities in Iran, the birthplace of Al-Quds Day, but also in Kashmir, in Pakistan, in Nigeria, in South Africa; one million people march in Yemen; and cities in every continent in the world, including in the heart of the imperial core. Al-Quds Day stands for the oppressed against the oppressor, the path of resistance and the road to liberation, everywhere it is marked.

This year, on Al-Quds Day, Al-Quds itself is under attack. The Zionist regime is continuing its mass theft of land, dispossession of Palestinian Jerusalemites, attacks on Muslim and Christian holy sites, arrests, torture and imprisonment of over 10,000 Palestinians, including many from Jerusalem, targeted for lengthy sentences and vicious repression, alongside its assault on the refugee camps, cities and villages of the West Bank, especially in Jenin and Tulkarem, and its genocidal aggression on Gaza. The urgency of the assault upon the Palestinian people – accompanied by the internal chaos inside the Zionist regime – makes it critical to stand for Palestine on this day; on Land Day on 30 March; and on every day, until the genocide is ended and Palestine is liberated.

The mass turnout for Al-Quds Day reveals the lies of the imperialists, Zionists and those reactionary media agencies that attempt to smear and distort the image of the camp of resistance. It exposes all imperialist propaganda and makes clear that the deep bond between Iran and Palestine is not only one at the level of official coordination, but one with a deep popular base that continues to resist and to chart its independent course of development and its Islamic Revolution in the face of all of the war threats of US imperialism. The millions of people in the streets in Yemen make clear that despite the terror bombings of the US imperialist military, the commitment to resistance and its popular cradle, amid its revolutionary leadership, is unshakeable – the true measure of the oppressed, organized, in revolutionary struggle, confronting the Zionist-imperialist genocide and its depraved war machine. Yemen, its people, armed forces and AnsarAllah movement, have stepped forward to implement the Genocide Convention and shut down the supply lines of genocide after over 10 years of brutal siege.

This echoes the mass participation in the funerals of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah and Sayyed Hashem Safieddine in Beirut on 23 February, when a sea of over 1.5 million people took to the streets of Beirut to mourn the great martyrs, assassinated by the US-Zionist genocidal regime, but also to express their commitment and steadfast pledge to the resistance and to Palestine, exposing all those who attempt to undermine the strength and resilience of Hezbollah, the Lebanese Resistance and its popular cradle.

Within the imperial core – and at the hands of reactionary governments – there have been numerous attempts to suppress the organizing and the message of Al-Quds Day. Just today, security forces in Abuja, Nigeria, opened fire on Al-Quds Day marchers protesting for Palestine. In Germany, Al-Quds Day was banned by state security officials in 2021 – shortly followed soon thereafter by the bans on Palestinian Prisoners’ Day and the commemoration of Al-Nakba, police beatings of anti-genocide protesters, the imprisonment and deportation of Palestinians and supporters of Palestine, and, now, the ban on the phrase, “from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free,” as the German state co-sponsors Zionist genocide in Palestine.

In Canada, Zionist organizations have attempted for years to ban the massive annual Al-Quds Day march in Toronto, which nevertheless remains one of the largest demonstrations for Palestine every year in the city. Much like the ongoing state repression throughout the imperial core, from the ICE attacks on student protesters and writers in the United States, to the designation of Samidoun as a “terrorist” or “banned” organization in Canada, the US and Germany, to the attacks on journalists’ homes, the use of the “Terrorism” act and the imprisonment of dozens of political prisoners for Palestine in Britain, to the long-running imprisonment of Georges Abdallah in France and the Holy Land 5 in the United States, to the police beatings, doxxings, firings, arrests and lawfare throughout the imperial core – the bans and attacks on Al-Quds Day illustrate the fear of its meaning and significance, as a day of Islamic and global unity for the liberation of al-Quds, for the liberation of Palestine, and for the liberation of all of the oppressed.

Al-Quds Day this year, as last year, comes as part of the Al-Aqsa Flood, a revolutionary initiative that has placed Palestine at the center of the world once again. At the same time, of course, it has exposed the vicious brutality of the Zionist project and the US-led imperialist powers that fund, arm and sustain it. The collaboration of reactionary Arab regimes and the Palestinian Authority have been laid bare in easing the road for the genocidaires rather than defending the Palestinian people against an inhumane genocidal assault.

The heroic October 7 operation changed the world; it made clear before all that it is indeed possible to envision a Palestine liberated from Zionism and an entire Arab and Iranian region liberated from imperialism, at the hands of the forces of resistance. And these forces of domination, death and destruction have unleashed their genocidal war machine in an attempt to erase that reality and that promise from the face of the earth, along with the entire Palestinian people, in Gaza and throughout occupied Palestine. As US president Donald Trump stands with Netanyahu, Smotrich, Ben-Gvir – and the entire Zionist project – in demanding the expulsion and destruction of the Palestinian people in Gaza, Al-Quds Day is a moment to send a clear message: Palestinians will never give up their land, nor will they cede al-Quds to the Zionist colonizers, and to reaffirm the commitment to confront displacement expressed by the Resistance at the prisoner exchange: There is no future for Zionism; Palestinians will not only refuse to leave Gaza, but they will return to their homes and lands from which they were displaced in al-Nakba, throughout occupied Palestine, and will liberate al-Quds, together with the regional and international camp of resistance.

On this Al-Quds Day, our international movement for liberation for Palestine and for the people of the world must take this opportunity to resist state terror, confront genocide and imperialism, and affirm our unbreakable solidarity with the Resistance on the front lines confronting the fascist onslaught, labeled “terrorist” for upholding and defending the people of Palestine, Lebanon, Yemen, Iraq, Syria, Iran, and, indeed, humanity itself. Al-Quds Day is a day of anti-imperialist, anti-colonialist, anti-Zionist and anti-capitalist struggle, when the oppressed people of the world stand together, in unity, against their enemies.

This is not a moment to retreat, but one to develop and deepen the global camp of resistance and its international popular cradle, for protest and direct action to materially and meaningfully hinder and shut down the Zionist-imperialist war machine. This is the moment to rally around all those targeted for repression, firing, deportation and imprisonment, to demand an end to the “terrorist” listing of resistance organizations on the front lines of the defense of humanity, and to escalate our actions for Palestine, Yemen, Lebanon, and all those targeted for warmongering, bombing and assassination for their defense of Palestine, commitment to liberation and rejection of imperialism.

On Al-Quds Day 2025, there will be no migration of Palestinians except to al-Quds, the eternal capital of Palestine.

From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free!

Calendar of Resistance for Palestine: Events, Actions and Demonstrations For Liberation, Against Genocide

26 March 2025

The calendar of resistance for Palestine is back!

Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network urges all Palestinian, Arab and international supporters of Palestine to escalate their organizing and struggle to stand with the heroic Palestinian resistance and confront colonial Zionist genocide and imperialist complicity and involvement. (The list below will be constantly updated at least once a day – please share the link with your friends and comrades!)

These events are organized independently (not by us!) by many groups around the world — wherever possible, we link to the original organizers so that you can be in direct contact!

NOTES:

This list is for action-oriented/outdoor/protest actions specifically. Check out our events listings for the webinars, discussions and meetings we’re involved in!
Direct actions like those by Palestine Action are some of the most important and material actions of resistance and solidarity taking place — but they are typically not announced in advance, and those that are not announced in advance are not listed here!
We know that these events are mainly international and that the Arab people are marching everywhere for Palestine – we will be honored to add more Arab events whenever we are informed!
Times and details may change. Wherever we have it, we have linked to the original organizers’ accounts, posters and pages. Please follow these for the latest information – and don’t hesitate to send us updates!
List below is ordered by date, then by country in alphabetical order in English, then by city in alphabetical order in English.

TO ADD YOUR EVENT TO THE CALENDAR: Email us at samidoun@samidoun.net or tag us on social media!

Wednesday, 16 April

Australia

Belmore – Wednesday, 16 April, 6-10 am, Picket SEC Plating, 105 Lakemba Street. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHhSyhaT2bg/

Belgium

Brussels – Wednesday, 16 April, 7 pm, Bourse. Daily demonstration for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIY49krNHKt/

Liege – Wednesday, 16 April, 6 pm, Gare de Liege-Guillemins. Weekly Vigil for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/veillees_palestine_liege/

Britain

Manchester – Wednesday, 16 April, 5 pm Brooks Bar Junction. Stand with Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIW_6NaNHCw/

Oldham – Wednesday, 16 April, 4:30 pm, Oldham Peace Garden. Hands Off Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIZWtJENd4O/

Manchester – Wednesday, 16 April, 5:30 pm, Co-Op, West Didsbury. Weekly Didsbury Against Genocide Rally. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHl2uvXtqc0/

Germany

Berlin – Wednesday, 16 April, 10:30 am, Amstgericht Tiergarten. Solidarity with students under attack. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIYbMCssqwV/

Ireland

(All details at https://www.ipsc.ie/protest/emergency-protests-for-palestine-around-ireland)

Gorey – 6pm, The Roundabout

Cahersiveen – 5.30pm-6.30pm, Outside the Community Centre

Abbeyfeale – 6pm-7pm, The Square

Inis Mór, Kilronan – 6pm, The Old Pier

Cork – 1pm, The Quad, UCC

Waterford – 1.15pm-2pm, Vigil, SETU Luke Wadding Library

Kilkenny – 5.30pm -6pm, Vigil at the Tholsel (Town Hall), High Street

Dublin – 12pm-1pm, Dubs For Palestine Protest, Leinster House, Kildare St

Dundalk – 8pm, Solidarity Gathering, Town Square

Belfast – Wed, 16 April, 10 am, Loganside Courts. Support activists on trial for boycott. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIRgWB6o8mb/

Netherlands

Den Haag – Wednesday, 16 April, 6 pm, Den Haag Central Station. National Sit-In for Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIZSC1nqK7T/

Sweden

Stockholm – Wednesday, 16 April, 6 pm, Sergels Torg. Protest for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIYtGdhtYcQ/

United States

Chicago – Wednesday, 16 April, 8 am, 3150 W Flournoy. Pack the Court, Rally, Defend Resistance. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIZMru7R1xk/

Burbank, CA – Wednesday, 16 April, 6 pm, 300 N San Fernando Blvd, Downtown Burbank. Weekly Protest for Free Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHTxDJnP4MC/

Mt Laurel, NJ – Wednesday, 16 April, 4 pm, 3050 NJ-38. Weekly Solidarity Rally. Info: https://www.instagram.com/sjforgaza/p/DHoF_quRJbQ/

New Haven, CT – Wednesday, 16 April, 12 pm, Cedar and York Street. Vigil, Health Care Workers for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DFRMdodM2rd/

Thursday, 17 April

Palestinian Prisoners’ Day

Belgium

Brussels – Thursday, 17 April, 5 pm, Place du Luxembourg. Palestinian Prisoners’ Day. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DITaatls99Q/

France

Paris – Thursday, 17 April, 6 pm, Metro Menilmontant. Walk for Palestinian Prisoners. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIJ9pUptLqj/

Paris – Thursday, 17 April, 7 pm, Place de la Republique. Palestinian Prisoners Day. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIOWswtNuoP/

Toulouse – Thursday, 17 April, 5:30 pm, Metro Capitole. Stop the Genocide – Free all Palestinian Prisoners.

Germany

Berlin – Thursday, 17 April, 5 pm, Oranienplatz. Day of Palestinian prisoners. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIYabpLygV4/

Ireland

Dublin – Thursday, 17 April, 5:30 pm, The Spire. Palestinian Prisoners Day Vigil. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIa8mnCMFor/

Nepal

Lalitpur – Thursday, 17 April 2025, 6 pm, Patan Durbar Square, Lalitpur. Palestinian Prisoners’ Day Vigil.

Netherlands

Amsterdam – Thursday, 17 April, 1 pm, Rec Bridge, UvA. Stop Police Violence, Solidarity with Palestinian Prisoners. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIeze0cIz-s/

Zaandam – Thursday, 17 April, 5 pm, Station Zaandam. Free Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIcFUdXN36T/

Spanish state

Barcelona – Thursday, 17 April, 6:30 pm, Rambla del raval. Demonstration for Palestinian Prisoners’ Day. Info: https://x.com/samidounspain/status/1909246085815578928

Sweden

Gothenburg – Thursday, 17 April, 5:30 pm, Brunnsparken. Day of action for Palestinian Prisoners. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIa-IUFtUv9/

United States

Denver, CO – Thursday, 17 April, 6 pm, Dr Martin Luther King Jr Memorial, 2001 Colorado Blvd. Palestinian Prisoners Day. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIeOokpsVaT/

Elizabeth, NJ – Thursday, 17 April, 4 pm, 701 Newark Ave. Demand All-Ways Stop Moving ZIM. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIWiYNQOZ8B/

Hartford, CT – Thursday, 17 April, 5 pm, Asylum and Woodland Ave. Vigil – Not another Child, Not another Hospital. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIeLdu8ux3b/

New York City – Thursday, 17 April, 3 pm, New York Stock Exchange. Palestinian Prisoners’ Day. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIKkgjfst17/

UCLA – Thursday, 17 April, 7 pm, UCLA PD Station. Palestinian Political Prisoners’ Day. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIepAXizFuW/

University of Minnesota – Thursday, 17 April, 7 pm, Northrop Mall. National Day of Action – Palestinian Prisoners Day. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIH1_sPsvWz/

Friday, 18 April

Britain

Tameside – Friday, 18 April, 4:30 pm, Ashton Interchange, Wellington Road. Weekly Protest for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHl_lTNIy9z/

Withington – Friday, 18 April, 4:30 pm, Withington Fire Station, 505-507 Wilmslow Rd. Weekly protest for Palestine outside MP Jeff Smith’s office. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtm3FdMZLn/

Canada

Toronto – Friday, 18 April, 11 am, Nathan Phillips Square. Voices for Justice! (Event continues below.) Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIfBJHkypdo/

Toronto – Friday, 18 April, 1 pm, Nathan Phillips Square. Jumu’ah Prayer and Speakers for Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIZOn9Svwy_/

Germany

Berlin – Friday, 18 April, 4 pm, Alexanderplatz. Stop the deportations. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIWJHirMjsX/

Ireland

(All details at https://www.ipsc.ie/protest/emergency-protests-for-palestine-around-ireland)

Portadown – 4.30pm-5.30pm, Vigil, Garvaghy Road

South Africa

Lenasia – Friday, 18 April, 5 pm, Signet Terrace, 84 Gemsbok Street. Picket Apartheid and Genocide Funders. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIBOnyDt9Eh/

Rosebank – Friday, 18 April, 4:30 pm, Corner of Oxford and Glenhove Road. Picket Apartheid and Genocide Funders. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIBOnyDt9Eh/

United States

Brooklyn, NY – Friday, 18 April, 10 am, Rep. Dan Goldman’s office, 36^th St and 3^rd Ave, Brooklyn. Weekly Friday protest. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DGBG6tQsRWi/

Maplewood, NJ – Friday, 18 April, 2 pm, South Orange Municipal Court, 1618 Springfield Ave, Maplewood. Show Up for Lisa Davis, Free Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIcj8UFJOcZ/

Olympia, WA – Friday, 18 April, 4:30 pm, 4^th and Water Street. Weekly vigil for peace. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHrAJCcoBAs/

Rockaway, Queens, NY – Friday, 18 April, 4 pm, Rep. Meeks’ Office, 67-12 Rockaway Beach Blvd. Weekly Friday protest. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DGnvSFLuP3I/

Saturday, 19 April

Britain

Manchester – Saturday, 19 April, 12 pm, St. Peter’s Square. Stop Gaza Genocide – Free All Palestinian Prisoners. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIZmSTXIxVw/

Canada

Vancouver – Saturday, 19 April, 3 pm, Olympic Cauldron, 1055 Canada Place. All out for Palestinian Prisoners Day. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH_9J7lz-GP/

Denmark

Copenhagen – Saturday, 19 April, 2 pm, Blagards Plads to Hovedbanegarden. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH5lUcnMlv4/

France

Strasbourg – Saturday, 19 April, 2 pm, Place Kleber. Manifestation for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIY2l82tTSy/

Germany

Berlin – Saturday, 19 April, 1 pm, Mariannenplatz. Palestine Block in Ostermarch. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIRqC1yMc6l/

Netherlands

Schiedam – Saturday, 19 April, 3 pm, Gemeente Schiedam. Stop the Genocide demonstration. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIZdHfagg7F/

Scotland

Glasgow – Saturday, 19 April, 12:30 pm, Glasgow Green (McLennan Arch). National Demo for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIWtk75NCoS/

Sweden

Eskilstuna – Saturday, 19 April, 1 pm, Smortorget. Rally for Palestine, march to Cityhustorget. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH9PD48O-H6/

United States

Austin, TX – Saturday, 19 April, 1 pm, Palestine Contingent, 1100 Congress Ave. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIen8GRgFvI/

St Paul, MN – Saturday, 19 April, 1 pm, Wabasha St N and W 7th Place. Palestine Contingent at People’s Earth Day. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIcB6BgTmig/

Sunday, 20 April

Canada

Mississauga – Sunday, 20 April, 12 pm, Cineplex Cinemas. Wheels of the Intifada Car Rally. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIRuGMUpP2R/

Pakistan

Islamabad – Sunday, 20 April, 3 pm, US Embassy. Gaza Solidarity March. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIZnKtaMrow/

United States

Nanuet, NY – Sunday, 20 April, 12 pm, Rte 59 and Middletown Road. Weekly Ceasefire Now Rally. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DDSo6UpyHVE/

Trenton, NJ – Sunday, 20 April, 12 pm, Trenton Farmer’s Market. Biweekly Rally for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DEVPn-NhR8S/

Tuesday, 22 April

Global day of civil disobedience for Gaza

Australia

Casuarina – Tuesday, 22 April, 4:30 pm, Luke Gosling’s Office, 266 Trower Road. Call out Labor’s Complicity in Genocide. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIaSOUFSgZ4/

Wednesday, 23 April

Germany

Ulm – Wednesday, 23 April, Day of protests against Elbit Systems and protest camp. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIa9j5xK1mr/

Scotland

Glasgow – Wednesday, 23 April, 1 pm, Bottom of Library Hill, Rally for Divestment at University Court. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIbFDNRoGDd/

Friday, 25 April

Italy

Firenze – Friday, 25 April, 4:30 pm, Piazza Poggi. Palestina Libera, Antizionism and Antifascism. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIeT2thoHRh/

Napoli – Friday, 25 April, 11:30 am, Piazza Garibaldi. Antifascism against Genocide. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DId266xolIx/

South Africa

Lenasia – Friday, 25 April, 5 pm, Signet Terrace, 84 Gemsbok Street. Picket Apartheid and Genocide Funders. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIBOnyDt9Eh/

Rosebank – Friday, 25 April, 4:30 pm, Corner of Oxford and Glenhove Road. Picket Apartheid and Genocide Funders. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIBOnyDt9Eh/

Saturday, 26 April

Britain

Portsmouth – Sunday, 26 April, 11 am, Barclays Bank to BAE Systems. Symbolic funeral march. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIZDSJTIc2r/

Shenstone – Saturday, 26 April, 2 pm, march from Main Street to UAV Engines, Lynn Lane. Stop Arming Israel. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIPKmWtorMh/

Sweden

Eskilstuna – Saturday, 26 April, 1 pm, Smortorget. Rally for Palestine, march to Cityhustorget. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH9PD48O-H6/

Sunday, 27 April

Denmark

Copenhagen – Sunday, 27 April, 1 pm, Stotter Lob for Palaestina 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH5lUcnMlv4/

United States

Nanuet, NY – Sunday, 27 April, 12 pm, Rte 59 and Middletown Road. Weekly Ceasefire Now Rally. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DDSo6UpyHVE/

Saturday, 10 May

Norway

Oslo – Saturday, 10 May, 12 pm, Youngstorget. Demonstration for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIJWEABqrrj/

United States

Chicago – Saturday, 10 May, 2 pm, Richard J Daley Center, Flag Raising for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIUeFiExcpp/

Sunday, 11 May

Belgium

Brussels – Sunday, 11 May, 2 pm, Noordstation. National March to sanction “Israel”. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIbXptYsR6Y/

Netherlands

Rotterdam – Sunday, 11 May, 2 pm, Schouwburgplein. Nakba 1948-2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIVtlHvSsSg/

Norway

Oslo – Sunday, 11 May, 3 pm, Spikersuppa/Stortinget. Counterdemonstration against Zionist propaganda. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIUYvgtouTT/

Oslo – Sunday, 11 May, 5 pm, Youngstorget. Gathering for Palestine, Lebanon, Yemen and Syria. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIQ2lVrqw9t/

Thursday, 15 May

Australia

Melbourne – Thursday, 15 May, 12:30 pm, South Lawn, University of Melbourne. Nakba Day Rally. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DITLVEYTzz6/

Canada

Toronto – Thursday, 15 May, 4 pm, Nathan Phillips Square. 77 years of Nakba and Resistance. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH_c5UuAUpo/

Netherlands

Utrecht – Thursday, 15 May, 6 pm, Domplein Utrecht. Nakba Demonstration. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIbXA61Njr1/

Sunday, 18 May

Australia

Melbourne – Sunday, 18 May, 12 pm, State Library. Free Palestine Rally – 77th Nakba Day. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIZ4Q0DTcZT/

United States

Santa Monica, CA – Sunday, 18 May, 12 pm, Ocean View Park. Together for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIcgjHUSJzD/

Thursday, 27 March

Australia

Sydney – Thursday, 27 March, 12 pm, ABC Studios, Parramatta and Ultimo. Protest for Hossam Shabat. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHp0mqpJtgI/

Britain

Bristol – Thursday, 27 March, 9:30 am, Old Bailey. Solidarity with the Filton 18. Link: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHpMprvq4iY/

Canada

Edmonton – Thursday, 27 March, 4 pm, Whyte Ave and 104 St, Edmonton. Edmonton for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHkXKeNRXqd/

Ireland

(All details at https://www.ipsc.ie/protest/emergency-protests-for-palestine-around-ireland)

Charleville – 7pm, In Front of the Church

Waterford – 5.30pm, Vigil, The Quay (Clock Tower area)

Wexford – 6.30pm-7pm, Redmond Square

Killarney – 7pm-8pm, Market Cross

Dublin, Ballymun – 6pm-7pm, Vigil, Opposite Ballymun Civic Centre

Dublin, Donnycarney – 6pm, Vigil, Outside Donnycarney Church, Malahide Road

Dublin, Fairview – 6pm, Vigil, Annesley Bridge, Fairview

Dublin, Donnybrook – 3pm-6pm, RTE Pedestrian Bridge

Dublin, Ballsbridge – 11am – 1pm US Embassy

Carlow – 10am-10.30am, Bridge wave, M9 Motorway Bridge at Dan Morissey’s

Newbridge – 11am, ‘Enact the Occupied Territories Bill’/Keep the Triple Lock protest, Fine Gael Constituency Office, Moorfield Road

Japan

Tokyo – Thursday, 27 March, 12 pm, “Israeli” Embassy. Info: https://x.com/AkimotoThn/status/1904996036856402256

Sweden

Stockholm – Thursday, 27 March, 11 am, British Embassy, Skarpogatan 6-8. Free the Filton 18. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHrMXvsuMFW/

United States

Atlanta, GA – Thursday, 27 March, 4 pm, US Courthouse, Russell Federal Building, 75 Ted Turner Drive. Free Mahmoud Khalil. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHqtrF-JWd6/

Boston, MA – Thursday, 27 March, 4 pm, Smith Center, Harvard Square. Free Mahmoud Khalil. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHqtrF-JWd6/

Cambridge, MA – Thursday, 27 March, 8 am, 1 Main St. Elbit Systems Out of MIT. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHlyG4hOz2z/

Cambridge, MA – Thursday, 27 March, 11:30 am, Widener Steps, Harvard University. Die-in for Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHq5Ollte__/

Chicago – Thursday, 27 March, 4 pm, Federal Plaza. Free Mahmoud Khalil. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHqtrF-JWd6/

Cleveland, OH – Thursday, 27 March, 4 pm, Federal Building, E. 9^th and Lakeside. Free Mahmoud Khalil. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHqtrF-JWd6/

Los Angeles – Thursday, 27 March, 5 pm, Federal Building, DTLA 300 N. Los Angeles. Free Mahmoud Khalil. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHqtrF-JWd6/

New York City – Thursday, 27 March, 5:30 pm, New York Times offices, 8^th Ave and 40^th St. Rally for Hossam Shabat. Info: https://x.com/wawog_now/status/1904982187172036771

New York City – Thursday, 27 March, 12 pm, Columbia University, 116^th and Broadway. Free Mahmoud Khalil. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHqtrF-JWd6/

Newark, NJ – Thursday, 27 March, 11 am, US Courthouse, 50 Walnut Street. Free Mahmoud Khalil. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHqtrF-JWd6/

Newton, MA – Thursday, 27 March, 4 pm, Newton Centre Green. Standout for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHllFvPso-N/

San Francisco – Thursday, 27 March, 4 pm, Embarcadero Plaza. Free Mahmoud Khalil. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHqtrF-JWd6/

Saratoga Springs, NY – Thursday, 27 March, 4:30 pm, Congress Park. Emergency protest to Stop the Genocide. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHgzfPcTQJb/

Seattle – Thursday, 27 March, 4:30 pm, Westlake Park, 4^th and Pine. Free Mahmoud Khalil. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHqtrF-JWd6/

Somerville, MA – Thursday, 27 March, 6 pm, Somerville City Hall. Rally, No Tax Dollars for Apartheid. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHoq0v0PEly/

Washington, DC – Thursday, 27 March, 11 am, US Courthouse, 333 Constitution Ave NW. Free Mahmoud Khalil. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHqtrF-JWd6/

Friday, 28 March

Australia

Adelaide – Friday, 28 March, 6 pm, Beehive Corner. Al Quds Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHossygtDCQ/

Melbourne – Friday, 28 March, 5:30 pm, State Library. Snap protest for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHo3cvKz2Zx/

Mparntwe – Friday, 28 March, 12:30 pm, ABC Studios, Gap Road, the Gap. Protest for Hossam Shabat. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHsNuoGT3na/

North Geelong – Friday, 28 March, 3 pm, Marand Engineering, Old Ford Factory, North Geelong. Elbit Out of Victoria/Weapons Out of Avalon. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHb1_tNzMpf/

Austria

Vienna – Friday, 28 March, 7:30 pm, Stephansplatz. Stop the massacres in Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHrNh_FMIfn/

Britain

Tameside – Friday, 28 March, 4:30 pm, Ashton Interchange, Wellington Road. Weekly Protest for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHl_lTNIy9z/

Withington – Friday, 28 March, 4:30 pm, Withington Fire Station, 505-507 Wilmslow Rd. Weekly protest for Palestine outside MP Jeff Smith’s office. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtm3FdMZLn/

Canada

Ottawa – Friday, 28 March, 3 pm, 50 O’Connor Street, Ottawa. March to Parliament. Al-Quds Day 2025. Info: https://t.me/c/1640408015/13

Germany

Berlin – Friday, 28 March, 2 pm, Pariser Platz. Free Mahmoud Khalil. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtk3TLtY8b/

Ireland

(All details at https://www.ipsc.ie/protest/emergency-protests-for-palestine-around-ireland)

Sallins – 7.30am, M7 Motorway Bridge

Newbridge – 7.30am, Ballymany Bridge

Broadford – 5.30pm, N4 Bridge

Kill – 5.30pm, Kill Footbridge

Dingle – 6pm-7pm, The Old Boatyard

Bantry – 1.30pm, March, The Square

Bantry – 5.30pm, The Square

Cobh – 3.30pm, Belvelly Bridge

Mahon – 3pm, Mahon Bridge

Ballincollig – 4.30pm, Ballincollig Bypass

Clonakilty – 11am, Flowers For Palestine, FF Offices

Kinsale – 7pm, Town Park

Fermoy – 4.30pm, Kent Bridge

Shankill – 4pm-6pm, Lordello Road Foot Bridge

Lucan – 4.30pm-5.30pm, Newcastle Road Bridge

Mallow – 4pm-5pm, Train Station Footbridge

Kilmacthomas – 8.30am, Weekly Flag Wave, Greenway Footbridge

Swords – 7.30am, Balheary R312 Bridge

Loughrea – 5.30pm, Vigil, Westbridge

Ballina – 5pm, Ham Bridge

Boyle – 5.30pm, Town Bridge

Cabinteely – 5pm-6pm, N11 Pedestrian Footbridge

Sligo – 8am-9am, Caltragh Flyover Bridge

Derry – 5.30pm, Peace Bridge

Balbriggan – 7.30am-8.30am – Naul Flyover, M1

Westport – 5.30pm-6.30pm, Vigil, The Octagon

Dublin – 5.30pm-7pm, Fairview Bridge

Ballina – 5pm, Ham Bridge, Ballina

Blennerville – 6pm, Vigil, Blennerville Bridge

Italy

Albano – Friday, 28 March, 4:30 pm, Piazza San Pietro. Against ethnic cleansing in Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHidiMco8YE/

Spanish State

Cuenca – Friday, 28 March, 7:30 pm, Cruce de Sanchez Vera. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtj8BFqH5g/

Sweden

Gothenburg – Friday, 28 March, 5 pm, Centralstation. Shut Elbit Down. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHs07bzi2nq/

Switzerland

Basel – Friday, 28 March, 6:30 pm, Theater Basel. All out for Gaza, stop the Genocide. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHrPuVrgZQH/

Turkiye

Istanbul – Friday, 28 March, 6:30 pm, Sultanahmet. Israel is illegal, cut all relations! Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHOXsYjiHgj

United States

Brooklyn, NY – Friday, 28 March, 10 am, Rep. Dan Goldman’s office, 36^th St and 3^rd Ave, Brooklyn. Weekly Friday protest. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DGBG6tQsRWi/

Dallas, TX – Friday, 28 March, 1:30 pm, Grassy Knoll, Dallas. Al-Quds Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHgnqS3xPyX/

Houston, TX – Friday, 28 March, 4 pm, Westheimer and Post Oak, Houston. Al Quds Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHg7M3ISvk8/

Long Beach, CA – Friday, 28 March, 5:30 pm, in front of Page Against the Machine, 2714 E 4^th St. Monthly tabling against the IOF. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DBfVfWKv8Q2/

Newark, NJ – Friday, 28 March, 9:30 am, Federal Courthouse, 50 Walnut St #4015, Newark. Free Mahmoud Khalil, Free Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHosaKjpVRo/

New Brunswick, NJ/Rutgers University – Friday, 28 March, 2 pm, College Ave Gym Lawn. IOF Soldiers Off Campus! Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHsBX4KNh3H/

New York City – Friday, 28 March, 4 pm, Times Square, 42^nd and Broadway. Al-Quds Day 2025 Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHmeHYXROmf/

Olympia, WA – Friday, 28 March, 4:30 pm, 4^th and Water Street. Weekly vigil for peace. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHrAJCcoBAs/

Rockaway, Queens, NY – Friday, 28 March, 4 pm, Rep. Meeks’ Office, 67-12 Rockaway Beach Blvd. Weekly Friday protest. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DGnvSFLuP3I/

San Francisco – Friday, 28 March, 3 pm, Embarcadero Plaza. Al-Quds Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHcdnOjxR9v/

Smith College – Friday, 28 March, 4 pm, Forbes Library. Rally to Shut Down L3 Harris. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHkNg9NRLGG/

St. Louis, MO – Friday, 28 March, 4 pm, Kiener Plaza Park. Emergency Rally for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHqSELUN5MK/

St. Paul, MN – Friday, 28 March, 4 pm, Snelling and Summit. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHRVUJ2RnvQ/

Saturday, 29 March

Argentina

Buenos Aires – Saturday, 29 March, 4 pm, Obelisco. End the genocide! Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHt41mmJxw9/

Australia

Canberra – Saturday, 29 March, 1 pm, Garema Place.

Corio – Saturday, 29 March 7 am, Park and Ride, Sutcliffe Reserve, Corio. Part of the Elbit Out of Victoria/Weapons Out Of Avalon campaign at the Avalon Airshow. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHb1_tNzMpf/

Lara – Saturday, 29 March, 8 am, Lara Train Station, display banners and placards. Part of the Elbit Out of Victoria/Weapons Out Of Avalon campaign at the Avalon Airshow. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHb1_tNzMpf/

Sydney – Saturday, 29 March, 1 pm, Hyde Park. End the Genocide in Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHoh6MOzEkN/

Brazil

Porto Alegre – Saturday, 29 March, 6 pm. Praca da Rua Peri Machado. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHvrDn6RxPu/

Sao Paulo – Saturday, 29 March, 11 am, Praca Oswaldo Cruz. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHv8oSDR78E/

Recife – Saturday, 29 March, 7 pm, Sintrajuf – PE. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHvrDn6RxPu/

Ribeirao Preto – Saturday, 29 March, 9:30 am, Esquina Democratica, Calcadao. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHvrDn6RxPu/

Santo Angelo – Saturday, 29 March, 11 am, Esquina Democratica. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHvrDn6RxPu/

Britain

Manchester – Saturday, 29 March, 12 pm, Piccadilly Gardens. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHk-3YMIuZv/

Canada

Calgary – Saturday, 29 March, 2 pm, Calgary City Hall. Rally and March for Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHrnVcdy6uB/

Edmonton – Saturday, 29 March, 12 pm, 10324 85 Ave, Lighthorse Park. March for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHl2ViQys1W/

Montreal – Saturday, 29 March, 2 pm, Dorchester Square, Montreal. Al-Quds Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHTp487OkiW/

Ottawa – Saturday, 29 March, 2 pm, Human Rights Monument, Ottawa. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHgjcsSO-Ja/

Toronto – Saturday, 29 March, 2 pm, Yonge Dundas Sq. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHXv6W2MaUP

Saint John – Saturday, 29 March, 12 pm, Intifada Trail (Market Square – City Hall). Protest for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHv1hjMJbF7/

Vancouver – Saturday, 29 March, 12 pm, Robson Square/Vancouver Art Gallery, Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHmAmH-p9qS/

Victoria – Saturday, 29 March, 1 pm, Legislative Assembly of BC. March for justice and a free Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHueVTgR_ez/

Cyprus

Nicosia – Saturday, 29 March, 3 pm, Eleftheria Sq. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHvnbX0NYaN/

Czech Republic

Prague – Saturday, 29 March, 2 pm, Namesti Miru. Land Day 2025 national rally. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtyO7xzzQL/

Finland

Helsinki – Saturday, 29 March, 3 pm, Rautatientorilta Kansalaistorille. Land Day 2025.

France

Paris – Saturday, 29 March, 2 pm, Gare de L’Est. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHvRDLJoijc/

Strasbourg – Saturday, 29 March, 1 pm, Place Kleber. Land Day 2025

Germany

Berlin – Saturday 29 March, 1 pm, Oranienplatz. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHlxFGOi8yx/

Berlin – Saturday, 29 March, 2 pm, Potsdamer Platz. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHlxqMUMErX/

Goslar – Saturday, 29 March, 2 pm, Jakobikirchhof.

Ireland

(All details at https://www.ipsc.ie/protest/emergency-protests-for-palestine-around-ireland)

Armagh – 11.30am, Vigil, Moy Rd Roundabout

Donegal Town – 12pm-1.30pm, Solidarity Vigil, The Diamond

Letterkenny – 12pm, March for Palestine, Assemble at carpark behind St. Conal’s and march to An Grianán Theatre

Cork – 1pm, Grand Parade

Ennis – 11am, O’Connell Square

Skibbereen – 12.30pm, Aldi Carpark

Clonakilty – 5pm, Astna Square

Carrick-on-Shannon – 3pm, The Bridge

Baltimore – 1pm, Beacon of Solidarity March, Sailing Club

Tralee – 1pm-2pm, The Mall

Drogheda – 12pm, West Street

Belfast – 10am-1pm, Barclays: Stop Banking on Genocide, 17 Castle Place

Dublin – 1pm-2pm, Vigil. Artane Roundabout

Dublin – 12pm, IPSC BDS and Info Stall at the GPO, O’Connell Street, D1

Belfast – 1pm, Land Day March to US Consulate, Assemble @ QUB

Italy

Ferrara – Saturday, 29 March, 3:30 pm, Rally for Ali, Anan and Mansour and Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHvf5UDM-io/

Firenze – Saturday, 29 March, 2:30 pm, Piazza Poggi. Rally for Anan, Ali, Mansour and Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHvf5UDM-io/

Milano – Saturday, 29 March, 12:30 pm, Piazzale Loreto. Free Palestine! Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtbnsnsFHZ/

Napoli – Saturday, 29 March, 2 pm, Piazza Garibaldi. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHlk3N8oyyd/

Quattro Cantoni – Saturday, 29 March, 5 pm, Quattro Cantoni. Rally for Ali, Anan and Mansour and Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHvf5UDM-io/

Roma – Saturday, 29 March, 4 pm, Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHlGx2BtBGO/

Netherlands

Amsterdam – Saturday, 29 March, 5 pm, Spui. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHrHI7KNqyj/

New Zealand

Auckland – Saturday, 29 March, 2 pm, Te Komititanga Sq, Britomart. Remembering Hossam Shabat. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtqIB0SOwO/

Scotland

Edinburgh – Saturday, 29 March, 1 pm, Bute House EH2 4DR. Scottish National Demo for Palestine – Resist and Return. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHTxSvhMZr9/

Spanish State

Almeria – Saturday, 29 March, 11 am, Paseo Maritimo. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtz7K8IN-f/

Cordoba – Saturday, 29 March, 12 pm, Templete de Bulevar de Gran Capitan. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtz7K8IN-f/

Redondela – Saturday, 29 March, 6 pm, Farola de Redondela. March for Palestinian Land. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtj8BFqH5g/

Sweden

Eskilstuna – Saturday, 29 March, 1 pm, Smortorget. March for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHo2kNKyKJr/

Vasteras – Saturday, 29 March, 1 pm, Sigmatorget. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHti8xxI0PL/

United States

Atlanta, GA – Saturday, 29 March, 3 pm, East Steps of Georgia Capitol, 227 Capitol Ave SE. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHdd1LNOP3N/

Brooklyn, NY – Saturday, 29 March, 12 pm, NE Corner, 5^th Ave and 44^th St. Weekly vigil for ceasefire. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/C0KsY8PvCwp/

Cambridge, MA – Saturday, 29 March, 1 pm, Galaxy Park, 220 Main St, Elbit Systems Out of MIT. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHlyG4hOz2z/

Chicago – Saturday, 29 March, 1 pm, Water Tower Park, Chicago Ave and Michigan Ave. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHreAZdRVcb/

Collingswood, NJ – Saturday, 29 March, 12 pm, 1170 Haddon Ave, Collingswood. Every Saturday protest for genocide. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DA_Oxb0xpau/

Denver – Saturday, 29 March, 1 pm, 5151 DTC Pkway, Greenwood Village. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHokk2zS0s1/

Fort Worth, TX – Saturday, 29 March, 1 pm, 555 N. Grants Land. Lockheed Cyberquest Out of Fort Worth, Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHmJPGbx8Wi/

Los Angeles – Saturday, 29 March, 2 pm, Pershing Square, Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHj-1awgrxV/

Milwaukee, WI – Saturday, 29 March, 2 pm, Bayshore Park and Ride, 5725 N Bayshore Drive Land Day 2025 Rally and Car Caravan. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DG-r-u3uf8e

Minneapolis, MN – Saturday, 29 March, 1 pm, Northwest Corner, Powderhorn Park. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHRVUJ2RnvQ/

Plymouth, MA – Saturday, 29 March, 12 pm, Town Hall, Plymouth. Weekly protest for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHbPGw6MpOw/

Raleigh, NC – Saturday, 29 March, 3 pm, Moore Square. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHmMAgxvp_k/

Topsham, ME – Saturday, 29 March, 1:30 pm, Rtes 196 and 201, Topsham. US out of Gaza! Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DG3SwTfpMfv/

Washington, DC – Saturday, 29 March, 1 pm, Freedom Plaza. Al Quds Day 2025. Info: https://x.com/SayidMuhammad72/status/1905390985120809066

Whittier, CA – Saturday, 29 March, 11 am, Whittier and Washington Blvd. Banner Drop for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHuyzUgOFmV/

Sunday, 30 March

Austria

Vienna – Sunday, 30 March, 8 pm, Stephansplatz (Stock-im-Eisen), Vienna. Stop the Genocide in Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHyAdb3o17f/

Brazil

Belem – Sunday, 30 March, 9 am, Praca de Republica. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHvrDn6RxPu/

Boa Vista – Sunday, 30 March, 5 pm, Praca Germano Sampaio. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHvrDn6RxPu/

Brasilia – Sunday, 30 March, 10 am, Eixao Norte. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHvrDn6RxPu/

Santa Cruz do Sul – Sunday, 30 March, 6:30 pm, Praca da Cultura. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHvrDn6RxPu/

Sao Luis – Sunday, 30 March, 10 am, Panfletagem na feirinha da cidade. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHvrDn6RxPu/

Ireland

(All details at https://www.ipsc.ie/protest/emergency-protests-for-palestine-around-ireland)

Dublin – 8.30am, Run for Palestine in the 2025 Dublin City Half Marathon

Naas – 11.30am, Palestinian Land Commemoration, Assemble Naas Courthouse

Monkstown – 6pm, The Triangle

Midleton – 5pm, The Courthouse

Carrigaline – 3.30pm, Main Street

Bandon – 5pm, Main Street

Gort – 6pm, The Square

Lismore – 2pm, Opposite Castle Avenue

Killarney – 12pm-1pm, The Courthouse

Inchydoney – Low Tide, Moving Grains of Sand for Peace

Swords – 3pm-4pm, Vigil, Swords Castle

Macroom – 4pm, Bridge Vigil, Macroom Bypass, Clonfadda Bridge

Buncrana – 2pm, Palestine Awareness Stall

Italy

Bergamo – Sunday, 30 March, 4:30 pm, Porta San Giacomo. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHvMV2rslXa/

Palermo – Sunday, 30 March, 10:30 am, Piazza Sant’Antonio. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHvA3HtMYlm/

Japan

Kyoto – Sunday, 30 March, 3 pm, North side of east corner of Sanjo Bridge. Land Day 2025. Info: https://x.com/AkimotoThn/status/1905925225872511096

Tokyo – Sunday, 30 March, 4 pm, Shibuya Hachiko. Land Day 2025. Info: https://x.com/mitsu_ohta/status/1905539573742272874

Mexico

Juarez – Sunday, 30 March, 3 pm, US Embassy. Land Day 2025. Info: https://x.com/AsambleaUniPop/status/1905415496192684329

Mexico City – Sunday, 30 March, 3 pm, US Embassy to Foreign Affairs Office. Land Day 2025. Info: https://x.com/AsambleaUniPop/status/1905415496192684329

Netherlands

Amsterdam – Sunday, 30 March, 6 pm, Dam Square. Our Eid, Our Freedom. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHy3uFWtqVc

Scotland

Edinburgh – Sunday, 30 March, 2 pm, Foot of the Mound. Eid day vigil for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtx4lbIx59/

Spanish State

Alto Tietar – Sunday, 30 March, 12 pm, Sotillo de la Adrada. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtj8BFqH5g/

Bilbao – Sunday, 30 March, 12 pm, Arriaga Plazan. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtj8BFqH5g/

Burgos – Sunday, 30 March, 2 pm, Plaza Rey San Fernando. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtj8BFqH5g/

Cadiz – Sunday, 30 March, 12 pm, Avda. Palestina Puerto Real. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtuh-Hoji2/

Donostia – Sunday, 30 March, 12 pm, Boulebarrean. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtj8BFqH5g/

Gasteiz – Sunday, 30 March, 12 pm, Parlamentuaren aurrean. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtj8BFqH5g/

Guadalajara – Sunday, 30 March, 12 pm, C/Marques de Santillaha 13. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtj8BFqH5g/

Irunea – Sunday, 30 March, 11 am, Gaztelu Plazatik. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtj8BFqH5g/

Irunea – Sunday, 30 March, 12:30 pm, Plaza de Santa Ana. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtj8BFqH5g/

Jaen – Sunday, 30 March, 12 pm, Anfiteatro. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtz7K8IN-f/

Leon – Sunday, 30 March, 12 pm, Plaza de Botines. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtj8BFqH5g/

Lleida – Sunday, 30 March, 7 pm, Pl. Ricard Vinyes. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtj8BFqH5g/

Madrid – Sunday, 30 March, 12 pm, “Israeli” Embassy to US Embassy. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DGgvWbhMp9l/

Malaga – Sunday, 30 March, 12 pm, Plaza de la Marina. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtj8BFqH5g/

Murcia – Sunday, 30 March, 12 pm, Plaza Fuensanta. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtj8BFqH5g/

Palencia – Sunday, 30 March, 12:30 pm, Estatua de la Mujer. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtj8BFqH5g/

Sevilla – Sunday, 30 March, 12 pm, Palacio de San Telmo hasta Las Setas. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtz7K8IN-f/

Tenerife – Sunday, 30 March, 12 pm, Plaza de la Concepcion (La Laguna.) Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHmTJjyoQpY/

Toledo – Sunday, 30 March, 12 pm, Paseo Recaredo. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtj8BFqH5g/

Valladolid – Sunday, 30 March, 1 pm, Outside the Faculty of Letters and Philosophy. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtj8BFqH5g/

Xixon – Sunday, 30 March, 1 pm, Plaza Sara Suarez Solis, Montevil. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtj8BFqH5g/

Zaragoza – Sunday, 30 March, 12 pm, Parking Carcel de Zuera. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtj8BFqH5g/

Sweden

Gothenburg – Sunday, 30 March, 2 pm, Gustaf Adolfs Torg. Weekly demonstration for a free Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DGveAKHtQOu/

United States

Boston – Sunday, 30 March, 12 pm, Roxbury Crossing, Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHjR0ApumMT/

Brooklyn, NY – Sunday, 30 March, 7 pm, Kings Theatre, 1027 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn. Emergency protest against Hanan Ben Ari. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DGoNlEOSv5P/

Charlotte – Sunday, 30 March, 12 pm, Family Dollar, 4500 N Tryon Street. Palestine Car Rally Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHmI-0eB5wy/

Detroit – Sunday, 30 March, 1:30 pm, 5 Woodward Ave, the FIST. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHri6WtxuPU/

Monterey, CA – Sunday, 30 March, 3 pm, Window on the Bay Park, 717 Del Monte Ave. Weekly Protest for Liberation. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DE5KCMgPK-Q/

New York City – Sunday, 30 March, 1 pm, Union Square. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DGeYvFaASb8/

Portland, ME – Sunday, 30 March, 2 pm, Monument Square in Portland, ME. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHoMtzkspk7/

Portland, OR – Sunday, 30 March, 12 pm, 7350 SE 22^nd Ave, Portland. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/lettersforpalestinepdx/p/DHmRroaAGfM/

Portland, OR – Sunday, 30 March, 1 pm, Unthank Park, 510 N Shaver St. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHWIRZMPgrk/

Sag Harbor, NY – Sunday, 30 March, 3 pm, Sag Harbor Windmill. Weekly demonstration for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/C6zO0EggoeC/

Monday, 31 March

Australia

Marrickville – Monday, 31 March, 6:20 pm, Albanese’s office, Marrickville. Candlelight vigil for Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHmwcH1zsp-/

Brazil

Belo Horizonte – Monday, 31 March, 10 am, Asembleia Legislativa. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHvrDn6RxPu/

Britain

SOAS, London – Monday, 31 March, 4:30 pm, SOAS Liberated Zone, Byng Place. Vigil for martyred journalists. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHyd3iFIHRV/

Ireland

(All details at https://www.ipsc.ie/protest/emergency-protests-for-palestine-around-ireland)

Ballincollig – 6pm, Dunnes Stores, Main Street

Killorglin – 7pm-8pm, Library Place

Waterville – 5.30pm-6.30pm, Opposite Sea Lodge

United States

Cleveland – Monday, 31 March, 6 pm, Cleveland Public Square, Land Day 2025. Link: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHj2HRAJDTG/

Livingston, NJ – Monday, 31 March, 12 pm, Rep. Mikie Sherrill’s Office, Livingston Townhall, 357 S. Livingston Ave. Weekly Vigil for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/C-RRgt4vKIE/

Los Angeles – Monday, 31 March, 1 pm, Academy HQ, 8849 Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills. Academy, speak up on Hamdan Ballal! Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHyoK-9yM24/

New York City – Monday, 31 March, 5 pm, 720 W. 181^st St. Weekly Vigil for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/C4n1tKFu65u/

Tuesday, 1 April

Ireland

Belfast – Tuesday, 1 April, 6 pm, Belfast City Council Divest From Barclays’ protest, City Hall. Info: https://www.ipsc.ie/protest/emergency-protests-for-palestine-around-ireland

France

Paris – Tuesday, 1 April, 7 pm, Square D’Ajaccio, Rue de Grenelle and Boulevard des Invalides. Free Anan Yaeesh and his comrades. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHyq4UgCxLR/

Scotland

Glasgow – Tuesday, 1 April, 2 pm, Library Hill. UofG is complicit in Genocide! Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHywOriIvAu/

United States

Austin, TX – Tuesday, 1 April, 6:30 pm, 12th St and IH-35. Banner Drop for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHrqZLPAggJ/

Brooklyn, NY – Tuesday, 1 April, 4 pm, NE Corner, 5^th Ave and 44^th St. Weekly vigil for ceasefire. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/C0KsY8PvCwp/

Cambridge, MA – Tuesday, 1 April, 2 pm, Science Center Plaza. All Out Against Fascism. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH3qSmxRbkm/

Madison, WI – Tuesday, 1 April, 6:30 pm, Memorial Union Front Steps, UW Madison. Protest Linda Thomas-Greenfield. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH4CDFFvHgJ/

Medford, MA – Tuesday, 1 April, 12 pm, Meet outside Ballou Hall. Walk Out of Class for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHvrb29gxfZ/

Wednesday, 2 April

Australia

Melbourne – Wednesday, 2 April, 2 pm, Melbourne Connect. Speak Out, Cut the Ties. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH4hvAxTe9e/

Sydney – Wednesday, 2 April, 9 am, UNSW. No to IDF Tour. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH4iIu0ScX4/

Sydney – Wednesday, 2 April, 1 pm, UTS Building 1, University of Technology Sydney. Protest IOF tour. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH437Lwp0dK/

Sydney – Wednesday, 2 April, 6 pm, USVD, Michael Spence Bldg F23, City Road and Eastern Ave. Protest IOF tour. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH437Lwp0dK/

Britain

Cheadle Heath – Wednesday, 2 April, 4 pm, Thales, Oakhurst Drive. Thales Stop Arming Israel. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHdkYbqt6PD/

Manchester – Wednesday, 2 April, 5:30 pm, Co-Op, West Didsbury. Weekly Didsbury Against Genocide Rally. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHl2uvXtqc0/

Manchester – Wednesday, 2 April, 5 pm, Brooks Bar, Whalley Range. Weekly Stand with Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH1MK1mI3jn/

Oldham – Wednesday, 2 April, 4:30 pm, Oldham Peace Gardens, 5 Union Street. Weekly Vigil, Hands Off Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH1lTYPodhf/

Canada

Toronto – Wednesday, 2 April, 5 pm, Sidney Smith Hall, 100 St George St. Rally for Gaza – End UofT complicity. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHylJZuRayQ/

Ireland

Belfast – Wednesday, 2 April, 10 am, Laganside Courts. Protest criminalization of BDS Activists. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH6Td_do_0M/

Dublin – Wednesday, 2 April, 12 pm, Leinster House. Weekly protest to Enact the Occupied Territories Bill now. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHmRjb8sTrw/

Italy

L’Aquila – Wednesday, 2 April, 9:30 am, Tribunale de L’Aquila, Via XX Settembre 68, 9:30 am. Rally for Anan, Ali and Mansour at their hearing. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHvf5UDM-io/

Trento – Wednesday, 2 April, 5 pm, Presidio in Via Verdi. Support Palestinian Resistance against Repression. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH5qWdUMmFq/

Netherlands

Leiden – Wednesday, 2 April, 11 am, Lipsius and Wijnhaven, Universiteit Leiden. Walk Out – the Genocide Never Stopped. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHqFfw2MdEV/

Sweden

Stockholm – Wednesday, 2 April, 6 pm, Sergels Torg. Protest for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH1Mre0t___/

United States

Binghamton, NY – Wednesday, 2 April, 2 pm, Admissions, Binghamton University. Rally and March for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHyeDYIuKXa/

Burbank, CA – Wednesday, 2 April, 6 pm, 300 N San Fernando Blvd, Downtown Burbank. Weekly Protest for Free Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHTxDJnP4MC/

Cambridge, MA – Wednesday, 2 April, 12 pm, 1 Main Street. Elbit Systems Out of MIT. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH1Z3U0Tfdz/

Grand Rapids, MI – Wednesday, 2 April, 6 pm, Rosa Parks Circle, Pearl and Monroe. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHobAEBv-V2/

Los Angeles – Wednesday, 2 April, 8 pm, Sculpture Garden, UCLA. Vigil for the martyrs. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH6QxjbpwHr/

Mt. Laurel, NJ – Wednesday, 2 April, 4 pm, 3050 NJ-38, Mt. Laurel Township. Weekly Wednesday protest. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHoF_quRJbQ/

Northampton, MA – Wednesday, 2 April, 6:30 am, L3Harris, 50 Prince St. No More Weapons for Israel. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DDsb_k9sPaM/

Pittsburgh, PA – Wednesday, 2 April, 5 pm, 1000 Liberty Ave. Rally with Palestine for Land and Liberation. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHygjXzx59h/

Swarthmore College – Wednesday, 2 April, 12 pm, Parrish, Swarthmore College. Vigil for the Martyrs. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHxF__cM0RU/

Washington, DC – Wednesday, 2 April, 5:15 pm, White House. Procession and Vigil for Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHyomCLJqSx/

Thursday, 3 April

Australia

Darwin – Thursday, 3 April, 3:30 pm, ABC Studios. Rally for Hossam Shabat. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH5Qw-wyjIB/

Canada

Vancouver (University of British Columbia) – Thursday, 3 April, 10 am, Alumni Center, UBC. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH9LQvpSIAy/

Scotland

Glasgow – Thursday, 3 April, 1 pm, McCance Building, Strathclude Campus, Rottenrow Gardens. Open letter rally for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH1FxEbId17/

United States

Chicago, IL – Thursday, 3 April, 4:30 pm, Lincoln Park Student Center, Statue Side, 2850 N Sheffiled Ave. Student Movement rally for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH4hZKZvfGt/

Cincinnati, OH – Thursday, 3 April, 12 pm, Bearcat Commons, University of Cincinnati. Walkout and Protest for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH302TcujZl/

Dallas, TX – Thursday, 3 April, 1 pm, Library Mall, University of North Texas, Denton. Walkout and Protest for Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHoVY-3x3db/

Florida International University – Thursday, 3 April, 10:30 am, MMC GC Lawns. War Criminals Off Campus! Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH9bbG7v6rt/

Hartford, CT – Thursday, 3 April, 5 pm, Asylum and Woodland Ave. Not another child, not another hospital. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH3y-QAO9Jw/

North Carolina State University – Thursday, 3 April, 6 pm, Stafford Commons. All out for Gaza, all out for our students. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH90y8SxgRG/

San Francisco – Thursday, 3 April, 11 am, SF State University. Gaza Unbreakable NorCal Rally. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH5BCaAOvzD/

University of Central Florida – Thursday, 3 April, 1:30 pm, UCF Student Union. Gaza Unbreakable. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHthzp1v_gy/

University of Minnesota – Thursday, 3 April, 2:30 pm, The Memorial Union, University of Minnesota. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH82oT7RLNl/

Friday, 4 April

Austria

Innsbruck – Friday, 4 April, 4 pm, Landhausplatz. Demo Free Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH8YEuLCxjP/

Belgium

Brussels – Friday, 4 April, 5 pm, Place de Brouckere. Fridays for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH-rImjIl0V/

Britain

London – Friday, 4 April, 6 pm, New Scotland Yard, Victoria Embankment. Expel the Israeli Ambassador, lift the ban on protest! Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH8mAkDsrH8/

London – Friday, 4 April, 12 pm, BMA House, Tavistock Square. Protest censorship, Defend Dr. Swee Ang. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH_65Y-IGXW/

Tameside – Friday, 4 April, 4:30 pm, Ashton Interchange, Wellington Road. Weekly Protest for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHl_lTNIy9z/

Canada

Toronto – Friday, 4 April, 6 pm, Zionist Consulate, 2 Bloor St E. Toronto All Out for Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH_8ZKOSMAZ/

Montreal – Friday, 4 April, 7 pm, US Consulate, 1134 Saint-Catherine St W, Friday of Rage for Gaza. Info: https://t.me/montreal4palestine/141

Vancouver – Friday, 4 April, 7 pm, Robson Square. Emergency Rally, Rise Up for Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIAXCKVSOfW/

Germany

Berlin – Friday, 4 April, 11:15 am, District Court Tiergarten. Support students facing repression for supporting Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH3ntEYMeDG/

Berlin – Friday, 4 April, 4:30 pm, Unter den Linden 76, Protest: Arrest Netanyahu, stop the genocide! Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH-upseMfx5/

Ireland

(Full list of activities at: https://www.ipsc.ie/protest/emergency-protests-for-palestine-around-ireland)

Sallins – 7.30am, M7 Motorway Bridge

Newbridge – 7.30am, Ballymany Bridge

Broadford – 5.30pm, N4 Bridge

Kill – 5.30pm, Kill Footbridge

Dingle – 6pm-7pm, The Old Boatyard

Bantry – 1.30pm, March, The Square

Bantry – 5.30pm, The Square

Cobh – 3.30pm, Belvelly Bridge

Mahon – 3pm, Mahon Bridge

Ballincollig – 4.30pm, Ballincollig Bypass

Clonakilty – 11am, Flowers For Palestine, FF Offices

Kinsale – 7pm, Town Park

Fermoy – 4.30pm, Kent Bridge

Shankill – 4pm-6pm, Lordello Road Foot Bridge

Lucan – 4.30pm-5.30pm, Newcastle Road Bridge

Mallow – 4pm-5pm, Train Station Footbridge

Kilmacthomas – 8.30am, Weekly Flag Wave, Greenway Footbridge

Swords – 7.30am, Balheary R312 Bridge

Loughrea – 5.30pm, Vigil, Westbridge

Ballina – 5pm, Ham Bridge

Boyle – 5.30pm, Town Bridge

Cabinteely – 5pm-6pm, N11 Pedestrian Footbridge

Sligo – 8am-9am, Caltragh Flyover Bridge

Derry – 5.30pm, Peace Bridge

Balbriggan – 7.30am-8.30am – Naul Flyover, M1

Westport – 5.30pm-6.30pm, Vigil, The Octagon

Dublin – 5.30pm-7pm, Fairview Bridge

Scotland

Glasgow – Friday, 4 April, 5 pm, Glasgow University. Healthworkers 4 Palestine Vigil. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH9HaRHSa0Q/

Sweden

Gothenburg – Friday, 4 April, 5 pm, Centralstation. Shut Elbit Down. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHs07bzi2nq/

United States

Brooklyn, NY – Friday, 4 April, 10 am, Rep. Dan Goldman’s office, 36^th St and 3^rd Ave, Brooklyn. Weekly Friday protest. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DGBG6tQsRWi/

Cambridge, MA – Friday, 4 April, 5:30 pm, MIT Museum. Emergency Picket against Jake Sullivan. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH3_-ElTOKT/

Costa Mesa, CA – Friday, 4 April, 6 pm, Segerstrom Center for the Arts, Bristol and Sunflower. Rally and Protest for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH2PbmnJTdy/

CUNY Law – Friday, 4 April, 1 pm, CUNY Law Walkout, NYC. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH9g2Mppt3b/

Hunter College – Friday, 4 April, 12 pm, Outside Hunter West Building. Student Walkout for Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH-3lyOxY3d/

Long Beach, CA – Friday, 4 April, 5:30 pm, old Game Stop, Atlantic/Carson Street. Monthly tabling to stop the IOF. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DBvF9inRyeb/

New York City – Friday, 4 April, 1 pm, Bryant Park. Gaza Unbreakable Week of Rage. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH8t0urpDsW/

NYU – Friday, 4 April, 12 pm, Garibaldi Plaza. NYU Walkout for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH6STOARazq/

Olympia, WA – Friday, 4 April, 4:30 pm, 4^th and Water Street. Weekly vigil for peace. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHrAJCcoBAs/

Rockaway, Queens, NY – Friday, 4 April, 4 pm, Rep. Meeks’ Office, 67-12 Rockaway Beach Blvd. Weekly Friday protest. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DGnvSFLuP3I/

Sarah Lawrence College – Friday, 4 April, 10:30 am, South Lawn, Rally for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/slc.sjp/p/DH1duXvyiOz/

Swarthmore College – Friday, 4 April, 12:30 pm, Kohlberg Courtyard. For Gaza We Rise – All out for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHxF__cM0RU/

The New School, NYC – Friday, 4 April, 1 pm, Walk Out for Gaza. Meet outside University Center. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH8gxroxZSW/

Saturday, 5 April

Belgium

Brussels – Saturday, 5 April, 2 pm, Place du Luxembourg. Demonstration Against NATO. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH_WFyMIWdQ/

Brussels – Saturday, 5 April, 5 pm, Bourse. Urgent Protest for Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DICLjsGomgJ/

Britain

Bolton – Saturday, 5 April, 12 pm, Bolton Town Hall Square. Don’t Buy Apartheid. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH4KnKlIX1d/

London – Saturday, 5 April, 11 am, Sainsbury’s, Camden Road. Don’t Buy Apartheid. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHnrE_uzTLi/

Manchester – Saturday, 5 April, 12 pm, Piccadilly Gardens. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH791AfI8Av/

Canada

Antigonish, NS – Saturday, 5 April, 12 pm, Antigonish Town Hall. Biweekly Rally for Palestine. Info: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10228811857670388&set=gm.547634787860923

Courtenay, BC – Saturday, 5 April, 12 noon, Courtenay Courthouse. Comox Valley calls for Peace. Info: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=122203036634174762&set=a.122113455158174762

Kitchener, ON – Saturday, 5 April, 11 am, Kitchener Farmers Market. Silent Vigil for Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH_oQ2wxCnE/

Saint John, NB – Saturday, 5 April, 12 pm, Intifada Trail (City Hall – Market Square). All Out for Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIAY_B5pN-6/

Sarnia, ON – Saturday, 5 April, 6 pm, Quinn Drive and Barclay. Protest 4 Palestine. Info: https://www.facebook.com/events/1315235449557718/

Vancouver – Saturday, 5 April, 11 am, Creekside Park, 1455 Quebec, Children’s Rally and Kite Flight for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH2KZFiJERJ/

Vancouver – Saturday, 5 April, 1 pm, Vancouver Art Gallery. End the Genocide. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH_1qPITANn/

Winnipeg – Saturday, 5 April, 12 pm, Confusion Corner. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH8WdeevLcM/

Denmark

Copenhagen – Saturday, 5 April, 2 pm, Kapelvej 44 to Palaestinas Plads. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH5lUcnMlv4/

Finland

Helsinki – Saturday, 5 April, 3 pm, Zionist Embassy to Finland. Solidarity protest: Gaza is calling. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DICGbyvNmXH/

Germany

Stuttgart – Saturday, 5 April, 1:30 pm, Kronprinzplatz, Stuttgart. Demo for Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH6inuNI4hD/

Ireland

(Full list of activities at: https://www.ipsc.ie/protest/emergency-protests-for-palestine-around-ireland)

Cork – 1pm, Grand Parade. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH9gOZdy7Av/

Ennis – 11am, O’Connell Square

Skibbereen – 12.30pm, Aldi Carpark

Clonakilty – 5pm, Astna Square

Carrick-on-Shannon – 3pm, The Bridge

Baltimore – 1pm, Beacon of Solidarity March, Sailing Club

Tralee – 1pm-2pm, The Mall

Drogheda – 12pm, West Street

Belfast – 10am-1pm, Barclays: Stop Banking on Genocide, 17 Castle Place

Balbriggan – 3pm, Vigil, Balbriggan Library

Buncrana – 3pm, Vigil, Victoria Bridge, Railway Road

Dublin – 1pm-2pm, Vigil. Artane Roundabout

Dublin – 12pm, IPSC BDS and Info Stall at the GPO, O’Connell Street, D1

Athy – 12pm OTB / Triple Lock / BDS Info Stall, Edmund Rice Sq

Armagh – 11.30am, Vigil, Newry Road Roundabout

Limerick – 12.30pm, Bedford Row, Rally for Gaza

Italy

Firenze – Saturday, 5 April, 2:30 pm, via Mariti. Rally against NATO and for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHvcywOidTE/

Milano – Saturday, 5 April, 4 pm, Porta Venezia. March for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH77eJ3Mx7W/

New Zealand

Auckland – Saturday, 5 April, 2 pm, Albert Park Band Rotunda. Palestinian Children’s Day. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH5NHSnv_pv/

Scotland

Edinburgh – Saturday, 5 April, 1 pm, Wellington Statue. March for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH9B6g-MjHT/

Spanish State

Barcelona – Saturday 5 April, 6 pm, Placa Espanya. Palestine contingent in Housing rally. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtjgi5qF7d/

Madrid – Saturday, 5 April, 12 pm, Atocha. Arab internationalist block at the housing march. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHqCXheNheu/

Sweden

Eskilstuna – Saturday, 5 April, 1 pm, Smortorget. Rally for Palestine, march to Cityhustorget. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH9PD48O-H6/

Gothenburg – Saturday, 5 April, 3 pm, Gazaplatsen. Run for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIBUlP8omhb/

United States

Austin, TX – Saturday, 5 April, 7:30 pm, North Lamar and 3rd St. Banner Drop for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHrqZLPAggJ/

Brooklyn, NY – Saturday, 5 April, 12 pm, NE Corner, 5^th Ave and 44^th St. Weekly vigil for ceasefire. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/C0KsY8PvCwp/

Denver, CO – Saturday, 5 April, 12 pm, Capitol Building. Stop the Genocide. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIAmrFzs2Uf/

Jacksonville, FL – Saturday, 5 April, 4 pm, 9834 New Berlin Rd. Land Day 2025. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHRVUJ2RnvQ/

Oakland, CA – Saturday, 5 April, 12:45 pm, Oscar Grant Plaza. Palestine Contingent at anti-Trump rally. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIAOB2iSksu/

Northampton, MA – Saturday, 5 April, 2 pm, Northampton City Hall, 210 Main Street. Hands Off Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIBybFguGmv/

Plymouth, MA – Saturday, 5 April, 12 pm, Town Hall, Plymouth. Weekly protest for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHbPGw6MpOw/

San Francisco – Saturday, 5 April, 12:45 pm, Civic Center. Palestine Contingent at anti-Trump rally. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIAOB2iSksu/

St. Louis, MO – Saturday, 5 April, 12 pm, William T Fitzsimmons Memorial, Paseo and East 12th St. Stop the Genocide. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHwQQgITVFF/

Washington, DC – Saturday, 5 April, 1 pm, Washington DC, national march on Washington. Link: https://marchforpalestine.org Buses from around the country: https://marchforpalestine.org/bus

Sunday, 6 April

Austria

Vienna – Sunday, 6 April, 6 pm, Stock-im-Eisen-Platz. No Genocide in Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIB8i-6or4O/

Australia

Sydney – Sunday, 6 April, 2 pm, Paul Keating Park, Bankstown. Communities United Against Racism. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIDTBu2pTnT

Belgium

Brussels – Sunday, 6 April, 2 pm, Place Poelaert. Solidarity March with the Palestinian People. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHx2VU_obfU/

Canada

Montreal – Sunday, 6 April, 2 pm, Zionist Consulate, 1 Westmount Sq. No Compromise Until Liberation. Info: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=122192384168107724&set=a.122128703306107724

Saskatoon – Sunday, 6 April, 2:30 pm, Staples Lot, 8th Street. Weekly Protest for Palestine. Info: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=491165687151774&set=gm.3395459287257974

France

Paris – Sunday, 6 April, 3 pm, Place de la Republique. Manif Palestine – Stop Genocide. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH5V_2kiiof/

Ireland

Tuam – Sunday, 6 April, 12 pm, Candlelight Vigil for Gaza. Info: https://www.ipsc.ie/protest/emergency-protests-for-palestine-around-ireland

Monkstown – 6pm, The Triangle

Midleton – 5pm, The Courthouse

Carrigaline – 3.30pm, Main Street

Bandon – 5pm, Main Street

Gort – 6pm, The Square

Lismore – 2pm, Opposite Castle Avenue

Killarney – 12pm-1pm, The Courthouse

Inchydoney – Low Tide, Moving Grains of Sand for Peace

Swords – 3pm-4pm, Vigil, Swords Castle

Buncrana – 2pm, Palestine Awareness Stall

Curragh – 3pm, Palestinian Child Day “Fly a Kite” action, Opposite Donnelly’s Hollow

Netherlands

Amsterdam – Sunday, 6 April, 3 pm, Amsterdam C.S. Weekly March for Gaza. info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH_CgHNtM98

Haarlem – Sunday, 6 April, 2 pm, Grote Markt. Silent Vigil for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DICeHxCM16_/

South Africa

Durban – Sunday, 6 April, 9 am, 44 K E Masinga Road. Artists and Creatives Action for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH-ZrXLtLwb/

Spanish State

Malaga – Sunday, 6 April, 12 pm, Salida Avenida de la Libertad 36. March for Palestine and against imperialism. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHicbqFsBSV/

Sweden

Gothenburg – Sunday, 6 April, 2 pm, Gustaf Adolfs Torg. Weekly demonstration for a free Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DGveAKHtQOu/

United States

Irvine, CA – Sunday, 6 April, 2 pm, 2 Truman St, Jeffrey and Roosevelt, Irvine. Palestine Solidarity Rally and Banner Drop. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH9BWX6yz1D/

Monterey, CA – Sunday, 6 April, 3 pm, Window on the Bay Park, 717 Del Monte Ave. Weekly Protest for Liberation. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DE5KCMgPK-Q/

Nanuet, NY – Sunday, 6 April, 12 pm, Rte 59 and Middletown Road. Weekly Ceasefire Now Rally. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DDSo6UpyHVE/

Sag Harbor, NY – Sunday, 6 April, 3 pm, Sag Harbor Windmill. Weekly demonstration for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/C6zO0EggoeC/

Trenton, NJ – Sunday, 6 April, 12 pm, Trenton Farmer’s Market. Biweekly Rally for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DEVPn-NhR8S/

Monday, 7 April

Belgium

Brussels – Monday, 7 April, 5:30 pm, ULB. Commemoration of Walid Daqqa. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIHWQboNKNH/

Brussels – Monday, 7 April, 7 pm, Bourse. Global Strike for Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIHaRvxobYI/

Britain

Birmingham – Monday, 7 April, 12 pm, Gaza (Green) Heart, University of Birmingham. Support Demo for the Birmingham 2. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH1jShnOiT9/

London – Monday, 7 April, 8 am, US Embassy, London. Emergency rally for Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIFJf16smZ3/

France

Paris – Monday, 7 April, 6 pm, gare du Nord. Stop Genocide in Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIEh5xIovqF/

Germany

Berlin – Monday, 7 April, 8 am, Stresemannstr. 115 You can’t deport a movement. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIAEg_po1da/

Stuttgart – Monday, 7 April, 1 pm, Amstgericht Stuttgart. Solidarity with our comrades! Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIBSDWLIrIV/

Ireland

(Full list of activities at: https://www.ipsc.ie/protest/emergency-protests-for-palestine-around-ireland)

Ballincollig – 6pm, Dunnes Stores, Main Street

Killorglin – 7pm-8pm, Library Place

Waterville – 5.30pm-6.30pm, Opposite Sea Lodge

Dublin – Monday, 7 April, 1 pm, Department of Foreign Affairs, 80 Stephen’s Green. Solidarity with the Berlin 4. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIG89VHI1VD/

Lebanon

Beirut – Monday, 7 April, 11:30 am, LAU Upper Gate. Stand with Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIEFkRdtXtM/

Scotland

Ayr – Monday, 7 April, 9:30 am onwards, Ayr Sheriff Court, Wellington Square. Court Support for Palestine Action. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIHVCG9NFPo/

Sweden

Stockholm – Monday, 7 April, 7 pm, Sergels Torg, Stockholm. Global Strike for Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIIK_fniEvv/

United States

Chicago – Monday, 7 April, 4:30 pm, Westfield Plaza, 87th and Harlem, Bridgeview. Global Strike for Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIH3uftPiVs/

Livingston, NJ – Monday, 7 April, 12 pm, Rep. Mikie Sherrill’s Office, Livingston Townhall, 357 S. Livingston Ave. Weekly Vigil for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/C-RRgt4vKIE/

New York City – Monday, 7 April, 4 pm, UN Headquarters, 405 E 45th Street. Global Strike for Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIH4qdtM-Cu/

New York City – Monday, 7 April, 5 pm, 720 W. 181^st St. Weekly Vigil for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/C4n1tKFu65u/

Princeton, NJ – Monday, 7 April, 6:30 pm, Nassau Hall. War Criminal Naftali Bennett Not Welcome! Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH9Y7o7So9H/

Tuesday, 8 April

Belgium

Brussels – Tuesday, 8 April, 6 pm, Zionist Embassy, Avenue de l’observatoire 40, Uccle. Protest for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH_cLzBoce6/

France

Paris – Tuesday, 8 April, 6 pm, Barbes Rochechouart. Stop the genocide! Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIKEuhaIHu5/

Ireland

(Full list of activities at: https://www.ipsc.ie/protest/emergency-protests-for-palestine-around-ireland)

Dublin – Tuesday, 8 April, 12:30 pm, Central Bank of Ireland, North Wall Quay, No Genocide Bonds protest. Info: https://www.ipsc.ie/protest/emergency-protests-for-palestine-around-ireland

Kenmare – 7pm-8pm, Town Park Railings

Listowel – 6pm-7pm, Town Square

Carlow – 6.30pm-8pm, The Liberty Tree

Italy

Torino – Tuesday, 8 April, 5 pm, Parco Dora. Resistance for Palestine and liberation. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIIyDEbNExU/

Netherlands

Amsterdam – Tuesday, 8 April, 5 pm, Honthorstraat 36-38. Protest German Consulate for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIBunp3oHGF/

United States

Irvine, CA – Tuesday, 8 April, 2 pm, UCI Flagpoles. Gaza Week of Rage Rally. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIIExMVPJ5J/

New York City – Tuesday, 8 April, 5 pm, NYTimes Building, 620 8th Ave. Demand Media Accountability in Genocide. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIAEJl_vvME

Rice University – Tuesday, 8 April, 11 am, Central Quad. Hands off our students! Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIKA-Oep42Z/

Wednesday, 9 April

Australia

Melbourne – Wednesday, 9 April, Department of Foreign Affairs, 55 Collins Street. Emergency Snap Action for Gaza.

Ireland

(Full list of activities at: https://www.ipsc.ie/protest/emergency-protests-for-palestine-around-ireland)

Gorey – 6pm, The Roundabout

Cahersiveen – 5.30pm-6.30pm, Outside the Community Centre

Abbeyfeale – 6pm-7pm, The Square

Inis Mór, Kilronan – 6pm, The Old Pier

Cork – 1pm, The Quad, UCC

Waterford – 1.15pm-2pm, Vigil, SETU Luke Wadding Library

Kilkenny – 5.30pm -6pm, Vigil at the Tholsel (Town Hall), High Street

Dublin – 12pm-1pm, Dubs For Palestine Protest, Leinster House, Kildare St

Dundalk – 8pm, Solidarity Gathering, Town Square

Sweden

Stockholm – Wednesday, 9 April, 6 pm, Sergels Torg. All out for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIJKwR4NuKQ/

United States

Grand Rapids – Wednesday, 9 April, 6 pm, Rosa Parks Circle, Pearl and Monroe. Palestinian Land Day. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH8o16-OEWb/

Ithaca, NY – Wednesday, 9 April, 8:45 am, Ithaca City Court. Support the Bailey 17. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIJVQWYIi6a/

Wayne State University – Wednesday, 9 April, March on campus for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIIjhLvuMZD/

Saturday, 12 April

Austria

Innsbruck – Saturday, 12 April, 4 pm, Marktplatz. All out for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIPh54DiKkA/

Linz – Saturday, 12 April, 3:30 pm, Volksgarten (Musiktheater). Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHtOrEGt8jx/

Salzburg – Saturday, 12 April, 7 pm, Marko-Feingold-Steg. Lights for Children of Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIOmAo4tWZC/

Vienna – Saturday, 12 April, 3 pm, Christian-Broda-Platz. We are all Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH-3-BTNoCy/

Belgium

Kortrijk – Saturday, 12 April, 5 pm, close to Broelt towers. Silent Vigil for Palestine. Info: https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=pfbid0zST7gXEnLb28Fo7WpQmS1sDBf8JwhbaqzyAy4mk7SdQQhbvUvuQ1K68cE781VcYSl&id=61552386191510

Ostend – Saturday, 12 April, 3 pm, Wapenplein. Stand in to Stop Genocide. Info: https://www.facebook.com/events/647410454876273

Britain

(Details of actions at: https://palestinecampaign.org/events/national-day-of-demonstrations-for-palestine-12-april/)

Bournemouth – Dorset PSC, Bournemouth Square, 2-4:30pm

Birmingham – West Midlands PSC, Outside Lidl on Moseley Road, Balsall Heath, Birmingham B12 9BS

Brighton – Brighton PSC, Palemeira Square Hove BN3 2JB 12pm

Bristol – Bristol PSC, BBC buildings, Whiteladies Road, BS8 2LR 11:30am-1pm

Coventry – Saturday, 12 April, 12 pm, Broadgate, city centre. Stop Arming Israel. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIOQNjoo7F9/

Dorchester – Dorset PSC, South St outside Barclays 12:30pm

Ipswich – Ipswich PSC, Outside Crown Pools IP1 3JA 12-1pm

Leicester – Saturday, 12 April, 2 pm, Leicester – Jubilee Square, BBC Offices. Demo Against BBC Complicity. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DILc7W1KZOX/

London, Camden – Camden PSC, Camden Road Sainsburys, 11am-12noon

London, Enfield – Enfield PSC, Enfield Town Centre outside Barclays, 11am-1pm

London, Haringey – Haringey J4P, Tottenham Football Ground N17 OBX 12pm

London, Harrow – Brent and Harrow PSC, Outside Primark on St. Ann’s Road, Harrow Town Centre HA1 1AT

London, Lewisham – Lewisham PSC, Corner of Lewisham High St. And Mount Pleasant Rd, 1:30pm

London, Tower Hamlets – Tower Hamlets PSC (+ others), Altab Ali Park E1 1Fd, 12pm

London, Waltham Forest – Waltham Forest PSC, Waltham Forest Town Square, 12-2pm

London, Westminster – Westminster PSC, outside The Chippenham pub, 207 Shirland Road W9 2EX, 1-2pm

London, Wimbledon – Merton PSC (silent protest), outside the Wimbledon Quarter 12-1pm

Maidenhead – East Berkshire PSC, Old Barclays on High St, 12pm

Manchester – Saturday, 12 April, 12 pm, Hulme Arch Bridge. Manchester Banner Drop – Stop Gaza Genocide. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DILylEPoLEJ/

Northampton – Northants PSC, 102 Abington St, Northampton, NN1 2BP, outside the Burger King, 2pm

Orkney – Orkney PSC, (vigil), St. Magnus Cathedral steps 1-2pm

Oxford – Oxford PSC, Manzil Way OX4 1DJ 10:30am

Penzance – Penzance PSC, Causewayhead Round Seat Penzance, 11:45am-12:45pm

Peterborough – Peterborough PSC, Cathedral Square 12pm

Portsmouth – Portsmouth and South Downs PSC, Stall Outside Barclays Bank, Commercial Road, Portsmouth, PO1 1BT

Sheffield – Saturday, 12 April, 12 pm, Waitrose. Don’t buy Apartheid. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIMJNcRMhdN/

Southend – Southend PSC (stall), under the railway bridge in Southend High Street 12-2pm

Tunbridge Wells – West Kent PSC, Outside The Forum music venue, London Road TN4 8YU 1:45-4pm

Worcester – Worcester PSC, Worcester Guildhall, High St, Worcester 2-3pm

Belgium

Brussels – Saturday, 12 April, 7 pm, Bourse. Urgent Mobilisation for Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIUZX5JoJoJ/

Canada

Charlottetown, PEI – Saturday, 12 April, 3 pm, Boulder Park – Grafton St. Stop the genocide. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIKtP3rJEkR/

Corner Brook – Saturday, 12 April, 1 pm, City Hall. Every Saturday for Palestine. Info: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=122222470928229360&set=pb.61556880809862.-2207520000

Halifax – Saturday, 12 April, 2 pm, Victoria Park to City Hall. Stop the genocide. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH9yMDbp6Lw/

Edmonton – Saturday, 12 April, 2 pm, Provincial Legislature. Stop the Genocide. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH6SWdopy24/

Kitchener – Saturday, 12 April, 11 am, Farmers Market. Silent Vigil for Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIP57Y-xStk/

Niagara – Saturday, 12 April, 1 pm, Merritt Trail Overpass. Overpass Rally for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH-z-6RxDiv/

Ottawa – Saturday, 12 April, 2 pm, Parliament Hill, Ottawa, national march to end the genocide. Link: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHcVCs-AWfK/

Owen Sound, ON – Saturday, 12 April, 5 pm, Owen Sound City Hall. Palestine Solidarity Rally. Info: https://www.facebook.com/events/1238355174630860/1238355827964128/

Pickering, ON – Saturday, 12 April, 2 pm, 401 and Whites Rd Overpass. Banner Drop for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DISq13cM081cK_mYtdNDW6lKtPo7nH_gt0WAPE0/

Quebec City – Saturday, 12 April, 12 pm, Weekly picket outside the l’Assemblée nationale du Québec. Info: https://www.facebook.com/events/631789589841458/

Saint John, NB – Saturday, 12 April, 12 pm, City Hall-Market Square. All out for Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIRvq6-pwNy

Sarnia, ON – Saturday, 12 April, 2 pm, Quinn Drive and Barclay. Protest4Palestine. Info: https://www.facebook.com/events/1380826076596354/

Sechelt, BC – Saturday, 12 April, 12 pm, Davis Bay Pier. Solidarity with Palestine. Info: https://www.facebook.com/groups/766930051734354/posts/1002791348148222/

Vancouver – Saturday, 12 pm, 2 pm, Science World. Biking against Starvation and Genocide in Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIS1ICsxWGy/

Victoria – Saturday, 12 April, 2 pm, Provincial Legislature. Stop the Genocide. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH6SWdopy24/

Winnipeg – Saturday, 12 April, 12 pm, Ben Carr’s Campaign Office, 1295 Pembina Highway. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIN2KQWuxSw/

Denmark

Copenhagen – Saturday, 12 April, 2 pm, Brorsons Kirke to Frederiksberg St. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH5lUcnMlv4/

France

Paris – Saturday, 12 April, 2 pm, Metro/RER Luxembourg, place Edmond Rostand. Stop Genocide Daily Action. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIT5u00Ixss/

Germany

Berlin – Saturday, 12 April, 12 pm, Tauentzienstr/Marburger Str. Shut Elbit Down Rally. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIOHP_AtTNl/

Berlin – Saturday, 12 April, 2 pm, Leopoldplatz. No deportations of Palestinians. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH81fqPNjlt/

Berlin – Saturday, 12 April, 3 pm, Alexanderplatz. Rally against the ban on Marches for Palestine in Berlin. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DITJVw4M8OR/

Ireland

(All details at https://www.ipsc.ie/protest/emergency-protests-for-palestine-around-ireland)

Cork – Saturday, 12 April, 1 pm, Grand Parade. Stand Up, Speak Out, a Nation is Being Erased. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIPFHJyy-Tz/

Tralee – Saturday, 12 April, 1 pm, The Square. March and Rally for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIPJ-R0zUpn/

Dublin – 1pm, Sanctions Now! March for Palestine, Assemble Barnardo Square (City Hall). Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DITVet-sEzi/

Donegal Town – 12pm-1.30pm, Rally for Palestine, The Diamond

Roscommon – 2pm, Demonstration for Palestine, Town Square

Bray – 12pm, Protest for Palestine, Bray Town Hall

Ennis – 11am, O’Connell Square

Skibbereen – 12.30pm, Aldi Carpark

Clonakilty – 5pm, Astna Square

Carrick-on-Shannon – 3pm, The Bridge

Baltimore – 1pm, Beacon of Solidarity March, Sailing Club

Drogheda – 12pm, West Street

Belfast – 10am-1pm, Barclays: Stop Banking on Genocide, 17 Castle Place

Belfast – 1pm, BBC Complicit in Genocide, March from Writers’ Square to to BBC

Bray – 1-5pm, Genocide=Ecocide Day School, Common Ground, A98P3V2 (Book here)

Athy – 12pm OTB / Triple Lock / BDS Info Stall, Edmund Rice Sq

Limerick – 1pm, Bedford Row, Rally for Palestine

Ennis – 11am, March & Rally for Gaza, Assemble 1916 Monument, beside Club Bridge

Dublin, Tallaght – 2pm, Rally for Gaza, Outside the Maldron Hotel, Whitestown Way

Dublin, Blanchardstown – 12pm, Standout for Palestine, Blanch Shopping Centre Roundabout

Waterford – 1pm-2pm, Vigil for Gaza, John Roberts Square

Celbridge – 3pm-4pm, Vigil for Palestine, Castletown Gates (Main St Side)

Dundalk – 12pm, Town Square

Armagh – 11.30pm, Vigil for Palestine, Moy Road Roundabout

Monaghan – 2pm, Vigil for Palestine, Church Square

Trim – 11:30pm-1pm, Vigil and Info Stall, Wellington Monument

Tipperary Town – 2pm, Vigil, Market Yard

Portlaoise – 12pm-4pm, Art Installation and Palestine Info Stall, 23 Main Street

Derry – 2pm, March for Palestinian Healthcare Workers, Assemble Bishop Street Gate

Galway – 2pm, March for Gaza, Assemble Eyre Square

Italy

Milano – Saturday, 12 April, 2:30 pm, Piazza Duga D’Aosta. Milano, national demonstration. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DITbS5uIZZj

Scotland

Edinburgh – Saturday, 12 April, 12 pm, Bute House. March for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH9B6g-MjHT/

Sweden

Ostersund – Saturday, 12 April, 2 pm, Badhusparkens scen, Ostersund, Jamtland. Demonstration for Palestine Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHmMAgxvp_k/

Eskilstuna – Saturday, 12 April, 1 pm, Smortorget. Rally for Palestine, march to Cityhustorget. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH9PD48O-H6/

Vasteras – Saturday, 12 April, 1 pm, Stora Torget. Demonstration for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIMRFrgoaxa/

United States

Chicago – Saturday, 12 April, 2 pm, Ida B Wells Dr and Michigan Ave. End the Genocide! Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIROl9rRWXt/

Collingswood, NJ – Saturday, 12 April, 12 pm, 1170 Haddon Ave. Weekly Protest for Palestine and Lebanon. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DA_Oxb0xpau/

Milwaukee – Saturday, 12 April, 1 pm, City Hall. Stop the Bombings Rally for Yemen and Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIK1yDqs5aV/

New York – Saturday, 12 April, 3 pm, Sunset Park, 44th and 6th, Brooklyn. Palestinian Political Prisoners Day. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIHiCt5RD1N/

New York – Saturday, 12 April, 5 pm, Times Square, 43rd St and 7th Ave, All Out for Mahmoud. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIUmS9ipKrc/

Philadelphia – Saturday, 12 April, 12 pm, Hahnemann Hospital. Sick from Genocide Gathering. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIMUuwEusLi/

Seattle – Saturday, 12 April, 1 pm, E Pine and Broadway. Land Day March. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DH4stTYzv6T/

Whittier, CA – Saturday, 12 April, 11 am, Whittier and Washington Blvd. Banner Drop for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIRH4STJcyd/

Sunday, 13 April

Australia

Melbourne – Sunday, 13 April, 12 pm, State Library. Free Palestine Rally. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DHwlZbDzfKt/

Belgium

Brussels – Sunday, 13 April, 7 pm, Bourse. Urgent mobilisation for Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIXWmUiKgVM/

Canada

Belleville – Sunday, 13 April, 1:30 pm, North Front and Bell Blvd. Sunday Rally for Palestine. Info: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=122141972816572442&set=a.122097062432572442

Calgary – Sunday, 13 April, 2 pm, Calgary City Hall. Enough is Enough! Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIUQSPlpGTK/

Coquitlam, BC – Sunday, 13 April, 3 pm, Coquitlam City Hall. Weekly rally for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/C44nzm-OyjL/

Montreal – Sunday, 13 April, 2 pm, Notre-Dame Basilica. All out for Palestine! Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DISIhN3vRNM/

Saskatoon – Sunday, 13 April, 2:30 pm, Staples/Winners/London Drugs Lot, 8th Street. Weekly Rally for Palestine. Info: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1209731680768363&set=gm.3604132779723956&idorvanity=287547898049144

Germany

Berlin – Sunday, 13 April, 4 pm, Rathaus Neukolln. Free all Palestinian prisoners!

Ireland

(All details at https://www.ipsc.ie/protest/emergency-protests-for-palestine-around-ireland)

Monkstown – 6pm, The Triangle

Midleton – 5pm, The Courthouse

Carrigaline – 3.30pm, Main Street

Bandon – 5pm, Main Street

Gort – 6pm, The Square

Lismore – 2pm, Opposite Castle Avenue

Swords – 3pm-4pm, Vigil, Swords Castle

Macroom – 6pm, Vigil, Town Square

Buncrana – 2pm, Palestine Awareness Stall

Netherlands

Amsterdam – Sunday, 13 April, 3 pm, Dam Square. March for Gaza. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DITfekqNKA7/

South Africa

Johannesburg – Sunday, 13 April, 2 pm, Linder Auditorium, Wits University Education Campus, 27 St Andrews Rd, Parktown. Say no to Yaron Kohlberg. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DITpec_NtgE/

Sweden

Gothenburg – Sunday, 13 April, 2 pm, Gustaf Adolfs Torg. Weekly demonstration for a free Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DGveAKHtQOu/

United States

Long Beach, CA – Sunday, 13 April, 11 am, Over the 405 Highway, California Ave Bridge. Banner Drop for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DITUdjrRb6m/

Nanuet, NY – Sunday, 13 April, 12 pm, Rte 59 and Middletown Road. Weekly Ceasefire Now Rally. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DDSo6UpyHVE/

Monterey, CA – Sunday, 13 April, 3 pm, Window on the Bay Park, 717 Del Monte Ave. Weekly Protest for Liberation. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DE5KCMgPK-Q/

Sag Harbor, NY – Sunday, 13 April, 3 pm, Sag Harbor Windmill. Weekly demonstration for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/C6zO0EggoeC/

South Orange, NJ – Sunday, 13, 2 pm, NJT Bridge corner of Sloan and South Orange. Ceasefire and Arms Embargo Now. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIPOuN9SF2Y/

Monday, 14 April

Argentina

Buenos Aires – Monday, 14 April, 5 pm, Obelisco. Stop the Aggression on Palestine, Lebanon, Yemen and Syria. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIRn9uVx3eS/

Belgium

Brussels – Monday, 14 April, 7 pm, Bourse. Daily demonstration for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIY49krNHKt/

Ireland

(All details at https://www.ipsc.ie/protest/emergency-protests-for-palestine-around-ireland)

Ballincollig – 6pm, Dunnes Stores, Main Street

Killorglin – 7pm-8pm, Library Place

Waterville – 5.30pm-6.30pm, Opposite Sea Lodge

Italy

Brescia – Monday, 14 April, 6 pm, Piazzetta Bella Italia. Solidarity with Palestinian Restaurants facing Racist Attacks. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIYu693AnW2/

Spanish State

Barcelona – Monday, 14 April, 6 pm, Secretaria de Salut Publica, c/Arago, 330. Health is not a military target. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIMDzI7CgZB/

Barcelona – Monday, 14 April, 7:30 pm, Pl. Portal de la Pau Barcelona. No port for Genocide. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DITDP8ospaS/

United States

Madison, WI – Monday, 14 April, 9 am, Library Mall, UW. Apartheid Wall Demonstration. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DINoCyxsOk2/

Livingston, NJ – Monday, 14 April, 12 pm, Rep. Mikie Sherrill’s Office, Livingston Townhall, 357 S. Livingston Ave. Weekly Vigil for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/C-RRgt4vKIE/

New York City – Monday, 14 April, 5 pm, 720 W. 181^st St. Weekly Vigil for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/C4n1tKFu65u/

San Francisco – Monday, 14 April, 3 pm, ICE Building, 630 Sansome Street. All Out for Mahmoud Khalil. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIVNp8KxLeh/

Santa Ana, CA – Monday, 14 April, 4 pm, ICE Office, 34 Civic Center Plaza. All out for Mahmoud Khalil. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIZ0diYh4qy/

Washington, DC – Monday, 14 April, 6:30 pm, ICE Headquarters, 500 12th St SW. All out for Mahmoud. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIWeJV0RimD/

Yale University – Monday, 14 April, 3 pm, New Haven Green. Divest, no IHRA, defend students. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIZWtmoPuZ2/

Tuesday, 15 April

Belgium

Brussels – Tuesday, 15 April, 7 pm, Bourse. Daily demonstration for Palestine. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIY49krNHKt/

Ireland

(All details at https://www.ipsc.ie/protest/emergency-protests-for-palestine-around-ireland)

Kenmare – 7pm-8pm, Town Park Railings

Listowel – 6pm-7pm, Town Square

Carlow – 6.30pm-8pm, The Liberty Tree

Spanish State

Valencia – Tuesday, 15 April, 7 pm, Placa de les Hores, Edifici del Rellotage del Port. No port for genocide! Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIZCGB8tddl/

United States

Boston, MA – Tuesday, 15 April, 12 pm, Francis St and Huntington Ave. Remove Lockheed Martin. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIUhQ9SS3oO/

New York City – Tuesday, 15 April, 1 pm, E 43rd St between 2nd and 3rd Ave, Outside The Summit. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIWxw_8sgMu/

San Francisco – Tuesday, 15 April, 12 pm, 425 7th St, Press Conference and Jail Support. Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIZ2uP2h8-f/

Free the Filton 18: Imprisoned in Britain for taking action to stop genocide

26 March 2025

Solidarity with the 18 pro-Palestinian activists arrested by so-called “anti-terrorist” police and imprisoned in Britain! Their only crime: trying to stop the manufacture of weapons used in the genocide in Palestine.

In August 2024, six Palestine Action activists drove a former prison van into Elbit Systems’ research, development, and manufacturing facility in Filton, Bristol. Inside, they destroyed Zionist weapons, including quadcopter drones of the same model used by the colonial army in Gaza. These same drones mimic the screams of women and children to lure Palestinians to their deaths. This anti-genocide sabotage reportedly cost Elbit Systems (the largest Zionist weapons company) over £1 million in damages.

Following the arrest of the six activists at the research center, four other people were arrested by British counterterrorism police in different parts of the country. All were remanded in custody. All ten people were detained without charge for approximately a week and repeatedly questioned under anti-terrorism legislation. As evidence of the abuse of power they suffered, all were eventually charged with non-terrorism offenses.

In November, further raids took place, anti-terrorism laws were again invoked, and eight more activists were remanded in custody for the same action in Filton, bringing the total number of activists jailed and prosecuted for the action to 18.

According to “The Bristol Cable” : In January, nine of the 18 Filton defendants appeared before a High Court judge for a plea hearing at the Old Bailey in London. They appeared via video link from various prisons across the UK, including Bronzefield and Eastwood Park women’s prisons.

The defendants have pleaded not guilty to all charges. They are accused of causing £1 million in damage to the building and are charged with aggravated burglary, criminal damage, and public disorder. One of the group, Samuel Corner, 22, is charged with assault and battery.

At the hearing, the judge indicated that the case would be divided into three trials, the first to be held in November 2025 and the second in May 2026. A date for the third trial has not yet been set. Ahead of the trials, lawyers for the accused will attempt, at a hearing in March, to challenge and reject a request by Crown prosecutors to establish a link to terrorism.”

This hearing will take place on March 27 and the “Free the Filton 18” campaign is calling for a day of action in support of the 18 imprisoned activists to demand their immediate release, by signing the petition , demonstrating in front of British embassies and government offices, through informational or symbolic actions such as posters, banner drops, graffiti, support events, letter writing workshops to prisoners, and other actions.

This repression is an illustration of the direct involvement of the imperialist powers, including Britain, in the genocide of the Palestinian people perpetrated since October 7, 2023 by the Zionist regime in Gaza, and more broadly in the Zionist colonial project that has been underway for more than a hundred years in Palestine. We must actively mobilize in support of our incarcerated comrades! We must actively support those who have taken risks to stop a genocide, to fight settler colonialism in historic Palestine, and in support of the Palestinian Resistance, which courageously resists, weapons in hand, against the imperialist and Zionist war machine. Through our collective action, we can win their liberation from imperialist prisons, by mobilizing wherever we can, in our workplaces, our places of study, our neighborhoods, in events and demonstrations of solidarity with the Palestinian people. Wherever we can, we must demand the release of all our comrades, in the imperialist centers and in occupied Palestine: from the Filton 18 to Georges Abdallah, from Anan Yaeesh to Mahmoud Khalil, from the Holy Land Five to Ahmad Sa’adat, from Karmel Khawaja to Shatela Abu Ayad.

The “Free the Filton 18” Campaign provides several resources for your mobilizations via its linktree :

Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network provides several resources for your mobilizations: