I felt uncomfortable when I attended the Hands Off! vigil at the Wisconsin State Capitol yesterday and couldn't figure out why. Now, I'm beginning to understand some of the reasons.
Category: genocide
Palestinian suffering mind map
Mind maps are ways to visually show connections between related parts of the information you are analyzing. Following are various views of the mind map for the Quaker Tent Solidarity for Palestine database I've been building using NotebookLM.
Israel’s War Expands
The hope that many had that the recent ceasefire would continue, allowing humanitarian aid to reach Gaza, has been crushed as Israeli Defense Forces have purposely broadened the war. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has lately been talking about implementing US President Trump's idea of removing all Palestinians from Gaza.
Quaker Tent Solidarity Podcast
If you don't look at any other material I've written about my Quaker Tent vision, this 13-minute podcast gives the very best discussion of all the interrelated parts of this concept.
15 first responders killed
In a war of ongoing genocide, ethnic cleansing and other war crimes, the most recent horror is the Israeli targeting of 15 emergency responders and burying them in a mass grave.
Police raid Westminster Meeting House
Young people are done with this! We call on the media to tell the truth about the complicity of our political elites in genocide and to join us in civil resistance to pt an arms embargo on Israel and end Tory oil. Youth Demand
Joint Task Force October 7
Quakers have a long history of agitating for justice. Especially now, with the collapse of free speech and the other civil liberties, with the criminalization of dissent, with growing fears of retaliation, our support is even more important. Support for Palestinians, and those of us advocating for them.
Tents as a form of advocacy
Tents can be a concrete symbol of solidarity with those who are suffering injustice.
Recent Israeli Brutality
With this, we call to you, students, faculty, alumni, and community members to continue standing firmly with Palestine and the Palestinian resistance. Show up to protests, join call in campaigns, and be there for one another in the face of repression. Speak about it loud and proud. Spark uncomfortable conversations. Educate. Do not be afraid. Let every effort to silence us only deepen our commitment. Our solidarity is rooted, growing and unstoppable. UMW Popular University for Palestine
Today’s Anti-War Movement
We cannot allow genocide to be normalized. I didn't say BECOME normalized, because that has already happened.