We know that no one is coming to save us; no one will hand us the future we envision. If we want to rise from the rubble, we’re going to have to do it ourselves, as a shared struggle of Palestinians and Jews. (3/3)

Because at a time when the government is choosing endless bloodshed, fear, and destruction — we’re choosing partnership, justice, and peace. We’re choosing to build a future of freedom, equality, and safety for all of us.

At the Haifa Convention Center @standing-together.bsky.social conference marking ten years of the movement, founded on the belief that genuine Arab–Jewish partnership and respectful Israeli–Palestinian reconciliation are essential for peace, equality, and prosperity here. 💜
@alonlee.bsky.social

A big thank you to everyone who met us, asked questions, and let us have meaningful conversations about the reality in Israel-Palestine and our fight for a future of peace and justice for all. (2/2)

Our allies and friends abroad are an important part of what makes our struggle on the ground possible – so thank you for welcoming us! (2/2)

“Do you hear what I’m saying? I’m going to say this once… in five minutes no one should be here.”

This is a system where state-backed settler violence is routine, and where Palestinian life is treated as disposable. This system brings only death, fear, and endless trauma, for Palestinians. It cannot bring safety to any of us and for this reality  to end the occupation must end.  (3/3)

Last night, a group of armed settlers, backed by the Israeli army, stormed the village of Deir Jarir near Ramallah and fired tear gas at Palestinian residents. When Palestinians tried to repel the attack, Israeli forces shot and killed Baraa Maali. (2/3)

We cannot allow this reality of endless military presence in Gaza and cycles of bombardment, killing, and grief to continue. We urgently need an Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement that can guarantee real safety and freedom for everyone on this land. (2/2)

We must be clear: this bloody reality is continuing because our government is letting it continue. We simply cannot accept this, and we cannot be silent. All of us deserve to live with real safety and with a government that actually looks out for the people who live on this land. (2/2)