You can now watch ‘No Other Land’

"No Other Land" is the Acadamy Award winning movie that documents the misery and injustices of the life, and deaths, of Palestinians under the oppressive rule of the Israeli government and ongoing attacks by Israeli settlers from illegal settlements. Because no U.S. distributor had the courage to show the movie, people in this country have not been able to see it, until now.

Palestinian Dehumanization

Forgive Me, Gaza… Forgive me for my helplessness. Forgive me for every sip of water, every bite of food, every breath I take while you suffocate. Forgive me, if those I met in Gaza years ago ever thought I’d forgotten them. Forgive me if I couldn’t help everyone who asked. Forgive my comfort. Forgive my peace. I seek not your absolution— Only that you know: You are not forgotten. Jamal Kanj

Stop Genocide Abroad, Repression at Home

Don't be afraid. It's an honour to come out for the Palestinian people. Keep fighting for them. Keep coming out. Don't be afraid. Don't let them oppress you. We need to keep coming out to say that his genocide is wrong. This genocide is wrong. 20,000 dead children. It's disgusting. Keep coming out for Palestine Do not be afraid my friends. Free Palestine every day, until it's free. Free Palestine.

Tent Solidarity in Practice

This was the first opportunity I had to put the Quaker Tent Solidarity concept into practice, which is related to the work I’ve been doing regarding ways for Quakers to do something, anything, to bring attention to the horrors of the ongoing Israeli military operations and genocide against the Palestinians in Gaza.

Quaker Tent Solidarity update

I plan to set up a tent at our Quaker meetinghouse as a symbolic gesture, but one that I hope will encourage Friends to take a closer look at what is happening in Gaza. The mainstream media, and the government, are doing all they can to suppress news of the ongoing atrocities. And that was before the Trump administration, which is aggressively targeting anyone who expresses any concern about or takes any action in solidarity. This is usually justified as a charge of "antisemitism", which it is not.

Gianluca Costantini

"Ceasefire 2005-2025: Twenty Years of Battles for Human Rights", curated by Lorenzo Balbi, celebrated more than twenty years of art as testimony and activism. With a direct and distinctive line, drawing has become a tool for civil resistance—giving a face and a voice to the fight for human rights, social injustice, and stories too often forgotten.

War of Extermination

While Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets with President Trump, both of whom are responsible for the rapidly deteriorating situation in Gaza, seven United Nations organizations just released the following statement about the urgency to save Palestinians in Gaza.