Aug
4
to Sep 14

8/4 - 9/14 (Online) - War, Peace, and Law: An Online Course with World BEYOND War

Monday, August 4, 2025 at 9:00 AM EDT - Sunday, September 14, 2025 at 5:00 PM EDT

War, Peace, and Law: August 4 - September 14, 2025

Each week includes multimedia content—readings, videos, case studies, and podcasts—alongside discussion prompts and an optional assignment to deepen learning. You can complete the course at your own pace.

Plus, optional 1-hour Zoom calls offer real-time opportunities for connection, reflection, and support:

Call #1 – Introductions & Intentions: Thursday, August 14, 2025 – 11:00 AM Eastern (US/Canada)

Call #2 – Mid-Course Reflections: Thursday, August 28, 2025 – 11:00 AM Eastern (US/Canada)

Call #3 – Where Do We Go From Here?: Thursday, September 11, 2025 – 11:00 AM Eastern (US/Canada)

War and peace are not only political struggles—they are legal constructs that shape global power, foreign and domestic policy, and everyday life. War is prohibited under international law, and numerous constitutions, treaties, and legal systems restrict, renounce, or seek to prevent it. Yet exceptions persist, enforcement is selective, and legal norms are routinely ignored, undermined, or exploited. The result is a world where war is illegal on paper but legitimized and normalized in practice.

This six-week online course explores how legal systems enable, constrain, and challenge war. Through case studies, legal texts, historical examples, and participatory discussions, you will examine how law has been used to justify war and violence, hold perpetrators accountable, and envision alternatives. Each module focuses on a distinct theme—whether conceptual, legal, political, or practical—and invites critical reflection on how legal norms are created, enforced, resisted, and reimagined.

Philosopher Immanuel Kant argued that peace must be grounded in law. Civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. reminded us that unjust laws must be opposed. From the Kellogg-Briand Pact to the UN Charter, the Geneva Conventions, and dozens of peace-oriented constitutions, legal frameworks exist to prevent war and promote justice—but they are often undermined, sidelined, or selectively applied.

Yet law is not fixed. Around the world, people continue to use it—as a tool of resistance, a path to reform, and a foundation for peace. There are many ways to move the world beyond war—and law is one of them.

Whether you see law as a barrier, a battleground, or a bridge to transformation, this course offers a clear and critical introduction to the legal dimensions of war and peace—and how they might be changed to help end war for good.

To register ($25 - $50 for low income. $100 regular price) War, Peace, and Law: An Online Course - World BEYOND War

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Sep
6
to Sep 19

9/6 - 9/19 - We Are America March! From Philadelphia to DC + Philadelphia Kick-off Rally @ Independence Mall Sat (9:30am)

SEPTEMBER 6-19: WE ARE AMERICA MARCH!!!

join for an hour, a day, a week, or the whole way to DC

160 miles. 14 days. One message: we will not stand aside while MAGA fascists try to tear down our democracy.

The plan? Carry a copy of the Constitution from Philadelphia’s Independence Hall all the way to the steps of Congress, reminding them why they’re there in the first place. Because let’s be honest, a whole lot of those politicos seem to have forgotten.

We'll make an epic statement that no one can ignore – and we want you to be a part of it. However you can. Walk with us for an hour, a day, a weekend, or the whole way. Meet up at a rally or picnic along the route. Or help amplify the march on social media and spread the word nationwide. Click HERE for more information and to sign up – because the America we know and love only surives if we walk the walk!

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Philadelphia Kick-off Rally - People's Plaza, Independence Mall, 101 S Independence Mall W, Philadelphia, PA - 9:30 - 10:30 AM

Sign Up

Kick-off the March with 50501Philadelphia and IndivisiblePhilly. Speakers will include: Rabbi Michael Pollack, Rep Rabb + more! MC: Co-Founder of Drag Out the Vote, Brita Filter! THIS A KID-FRIENDLY EVENT! DEMOCRACY IS FOR EVERYONE!

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Sep
9
to Sep 21

9/1-9/21 (Online) NH Peace Action 2025 Online Auction!

September 1 - 21

NH Peace Action 2025 Online Auction!

You could get a really good start on your holiday shopping (or event wrap it up) with some beautiful handmade items like olive wood creations from Palestine, a lovely middle eastern rug, and scarves.  We also have very unique artwork from local artists Matthew Smith and Suzanne Krautmann.  

Looking for things to do with the kids or grandkids during winter vacation?  Red River and Palace Theatre tickets, lift tickets to Pats peak, tubing passes for Gunstock, passes to PinZ Bowling, Cowabunga's, Discovery Museum, Old Sturbridge Village, Chuckster's, and Coggshell Farm are just a few of the places to take the kids or grandkids on school vacation!

If vintage items are your thing, we've got lots of those, too! Villeroy & Bach trinket boxes, Staffordshire Ironware, Avon plates, Pfaltzgraff tableware, Royal Grafton and Homer Laughlin tableware are just some of the brand names, as well as Sarah Coventry and Liz Claiborne jewelry.  

Don't forget to check out the Sports category with autographed New England Patriot footballs, Nashua Silver Knights tickets (next season) and swag, as well as the other categories: Books, Artwork, Kitchen and Household, Gift Cards, and of course, Miscellaneous!

The auction only runs from September 1 to September 21, so you better hurry! And check back often, we'll be adding new items as they come in.

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Sep
11
to Sep 13

9/11 - 9/13 + Virtual pass to 9/18 (Virtual & in person, Glen Ellyn IL) Church at the Crossroads Conference with Munter Isaac, Mae Elise Cannon and many more

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September 11—13 - Virtual and in person at Parkview Community Church, Glen Ellyn, Illinois

note: a 7 day pass to watch livestreams during the conference and recordings aftward is available to purchase

Church at the Crossroads Conference

Church at the Crossroads is a gathering of Christians who recognize that the church stands at a defining moment–Jesus is urgently calling us back to the narrow way of the cross. As violence escalates in Israel and Palestine, and some in the Church use Scripture to justify war, occupation, or silence, we must ask: Have we traded the gospel of peace for the false promises of security and comfort?

At this crossroads, the Church must choose. Will we follow the political idols of our day—or Jesus, who disarmed the powers and made peace through His blood?

Rooted in Scripture and led by Palestinian Christian leaders—alongside pastors and peacemakers from across North America—this conference invites American Christians to engage in honest reckoning, prophetic reflection, and faithful action. Through worship, prayer, teaching, and fellowship, we are called to repentance, renewal, and courageous discipleship. This is a space to confront harmful theologies, rediscover the gospel of the Kingdom, and stand with all who seek justice in the land.

Jesus is calling the Church—not to comfort, but to faithfulness, peace, and costly love.

Will we follow?

Schedule & Tickets (Virtual 7 day pass $99 + tax) Church at the Crossroads – Conference for Christians Committed to Peacemaking

Speakers & Leaders

Munther Isaac, Palestinian pastor and author of “Christ in the Rubble” / Ruth Padilla DeBorst, Theologian and missiologist / Anton Deik, Palestinian theologian / Jemar Tisby, Historian and author of “Color of Compromise” / Lisa Sharon Harper, Author and director of freedomroad.us / Preston Sprinkle, Author and host of “Theology in the Raw” / Mae Elise Cannon , Executive Director of “Churches for Middle East Peace” / Shane Claiborne, Author and co-founder of “Red Letter Christians” / Fares Abraham, CEO of “Levant Ministries” / Sandra Maria van Opstal, Director of “Chasing Justice” / Gary Burge, Theologian and author of “Whose Land? Whose Promise?” / Daniel Bannoura, Palestinian theologian and co-host of “Across the Divide” podcast / Brian Zahnd, Pastor and author of “Postcards From Babylon” and “The Wood Between the Worlds” / Bruce Fisk, Reseach fellow and co-editor of “Being Christian After the Desolation of Gaza“ / Diana Oestriech, Former combat medic, founder of “The Waging Peace Project” / David Crump, Pastor, professor, and author of “Like Birds in a Cage” / Beth Seversen, Author and missiologist / Kevin Brown, Pastor of the Perfecting Church / Andrew DeCort, Author and ethicist / Tiana Coleman, Pastor of Missio Dei, Chicago / Ben Norquist, Researcher and writer / Ben Lorber, Co-author of “Safety Through Solidarity: A Radical Guide to Fighting Antisemitism” / Alex Massad, Professor of World Religions at Wheaton College

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Sep
11
to Sep 18

9/10 thru 9/18 (Online) Watch Online - The Eternal Song: Ancestral Wisdom for Collective Healing + 8 bonus talks with Indigenous Leaders (SAND)

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The Eternal Song: Ancestral Wisdom for Collective Healing has just reopened for a limited time alongside eight full-length talks from respected Indigenous elders.

For 7 days only (Sept 10 - 18), you’re invited to watch the film plus the bonus talks, with a donation of any amount—even $0.

→ Watch the Trailer & Access the Full Film

The Eternal Song is the first film in our upcoming 12-part series, born of a three-year journey that took us from the Arctic to the Amazon. We visited 13 Indigenous lands, listening to how colonization continues to wound peoples, lands, and cultures.

We were entrusted with medicine stories of deep wounds, resilience, beauty, and ancestral wisdom while being continually reminded that our collective future depends on our kinship with Mother Earth, calling us back to our original sense of belonging.

When you make a donation of any amount, even $0, you’ll receive access to the following eight Wisdom of the Ancestors bonus talks:

  1. Indigenous and Western Approaches to Trauma Healing with Gabor Maté (Host), Judy Atkinson, Patricia June Vickers, Diana Kopua, Donald 'Del' Laverdure

  2. Embracing the Whole: Exploring Trauma in our Bloodlines with Lyla June Johnston

  3. Reviving the Sacred: African Indigenous Wisdom and Healing with Mays Imad (Host), Dr. Omavi Bailey, Dr.Sekagya Yahaya Hills 

  4. Re-Indigenizing our Ways of Being with Zaya & Maurizio Benazzo (Hosts), Diana Kopua, Mark Kopua, Tina Ngata

  5. Mending the Sacred Circle: Indigenous Perspectives on Intergenerational Healing with Iya Affo (Host), Diane Merle Longboat, Kristen Burge, Donald “Del” Laverdure, Chief Beverly Cook

  6. The Sacred Work of Grief with Francis Weller, Orland Bishop

  7. Relational Approach to Attachment Theory with Linda Thai 

  8. Between Collapse and Chrysalis with Bayo Akomolafe 

You will also have the opportunity to upgrade to the Wisdom of the Ancestors All-Access 12-Film Pass, which gives you access to all future film releases and our expanded interview series with over 30 hours of wisdom teachings.

→ Watch the Trailer & Access the Full Film

This is the final time these eight talks will be available for free before we release the next film in our series, Mauri, later this year.

We warmly invite you to join this global movement for ancestral healing and step into the 12-film journey.

With love and gratitude,

Zaya, Maurizio, and the SAND team

P.S. Whatever you’re able to give will flow directly to up to eight Indigenous-led nonprofits, nourishing their vital work and vision.

→ Watch the Trailer & Access the Full Film

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Sep
12
to Sep 21

9/12-21 (Online) Resounding Landscapes: Arab Film Series Online Screenings

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Screening Online: September 12-21, 2025 

Resounding Landscapes: Arab Film Series Online Screening   

Featuring films by Nour Abed, Sirine Fattouh, Hussein Nassereddine and Basma al-Sharif
Curated by Nour Helou

RSVP: www.arabfilmseries.org

Available worldwide

FREE / $5 suggested donation  

Resounding Landscapes brings together short films by Arab filmmakers who center songs in their cinematic offerings. In our songs were ready for all wars to come, Noor Abed investigates the critical and representational potential of Palestinian historical communal folktales and songs to rewrite reality as we know it; in A Song to My Brothers, Sirine Fattouh stages six women to subvert Lebanon’s national anthem—striking back at patriarchal and nationalist authority; in Hussein Nassereddine‘s A King Made of Nothing, voices and images are collected across generations to reflect on mortality and poetic memory of Arab singers; and in Capital, Basma al-Sharif critiques the rise of architectural neo-colonial violence in Egypt via a re and mis – translation of a French song.

RSVP for Online Screening

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Sep
12
2:30 PM14:30

9/12 (in person, ME) Weekly @ Monument Park Houlton (1pm), General Dynamics, Saco (2:30pm), Walgreens, Brunswick (5pm) & Camden Village Green (5pm)

Weekly Standout Fridays, 1PM @ the Peace Pole, Monument Park, 54 Military St., Houlton ME View Map

WEEKLY RALLY OUTSIDE GENERAL DYNAMICS - ARMS EMBARGO NOW When: Fridays at 2:30pm / Where: 291 North Street, Saco, Maine
Join us in Saco for our weekly rally to call attention to the fact that General Dynamics in Saco builds components for the bombs being dropped on Gaza. General dynamics is the sole manufacturer of bombs used by Israel, according to a recent article published in the Portland Press Herald. The plant in Saco makes guidance systems for the MK-80 series warheads that have been dropped on hospitals, schools, residential buildings and refugee camps from Gaza to Lebanon. People of conscience in so-called Maine demand that General Dynamics leave the state and that GD execs be held accountable for profiting off genocide. More information here: Instagram post: Maine Coalition for Palestine (@mainecoalition4palestine) • Instagram photos and videos

Brunswick Stand-Out, Fridays 5:00 - 6:00 PM, Maine Street opposite Walgreens Pharmacy, 156 Maine Street Brunswick, ME (map) Join PeaceWorks of Greater Brunswick, Maine on Friday at their weekly Vigil for Peace as they call for permanent ceasefire in Gaza. For more information, call 725-7686

Camden Stand-Out, Fridays 5:00 PM 6:00 PM, Camden Village Green, 29 Chestnut Street, Camden, ME (map) - A weekly stand-out held by the people of Camden.

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Sep
12
4:00 PM16:00

9/12 (in person, West Hartford CT) Weekly Vigil @ Colt - No Guns for Israel! (4pm)

Colt Vigil, No Guns for Israel!
Fridays, 4-6pm
Location: The Colt plant at the corner of New Park Ave and Talcott Ave, West Hartford - 545 New Park Ave - park next door at the Aldi/BJ's
We must be loud and we must be clear: Colt Mfg. Co needs to end all contracts with the state of Israel! Bring your signs, flags, and keffiyehs! Visit the CT Palestinian Solidarity Coalition on social media to learn more. Sign and share this petition: Tell Colt to Stop Arming Israel!

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Sep
12
to Sep 13

9/12 & 13 (in person, Easthampton MA) - Queercore Fest 2025: Loud Music for Collective Liberation + Makers Market - Fundraiser for PCRF

Dates: September 12th (doors 6pm) and 13th (doors 3pm)
Place: @cityspace413 Easthampton, MA

QUEERCORE FEST 2025 - Loud Music for Collective Liberation + Makers Market, Saturday

all proceeds donated to the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund (PCRF)

Two days, thirteen bands, one market with fifteen makers and vendors, numerous community resources, and a whole room of humans gathered to love, rage and celebrate each other’s existence!

And the final lineup is...

FRIDAY
@toldnottoworry
@film_and_gender
@413.lom
@afktba
@pageant.pv

SATURDAY
@ihavenomouth413
@nomanband
@soji_band
@thatevangreer
@sgraffitokill
@sapienjoyride
@lossoflife207

More than a festival, QueerCore Fest is an invocation - an invitation by queer folks for 2SLGBTQIA+ folks and our allies to feel our hearts and nervous systems collectively remember our belonging. And from that place, it is a promise - that we can and will continue to build worlds that affirm, resource and celebrate the brilliant humanity of all whose existence is pushed to the margins.

An event in solidarity with the people of Palestine and all who experience violence under systems of oppression, all proceeds will be donated to the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund. 

Huge thanks to our partners for believing this event into existence with us: @yetanotherqueerpopupmarket @citspace413 @bombyx.live @silverscreendesign @umass.salt @roughchoptruck @translategender

Details and discounted advance tickets are available here QueerCore Fest 2025

- Twelve bands, two days!!
- All ages show
- Free entry to makers market on Saturday in partnership with @yetanotherqueerpopupmarket
- Face masks required as an act of community support and solidarity
- Limited reduced price “Community Empowered” SATURDAY ONLY tickets to support increased access, starting at $10
- Wheelchair accessible venue

🎨 @_sam_pao

(2) Instagram / @queercollaborative

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Sep
12
6:00 PM18:00

9/12 (in person, Clifton NJ) 6pm - An Evening with Hala Alyan reading from her new book "I'll Tell You When I'm Home" (PACC)

Friday, September 12, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM - at the Palestinian American Community Center (PACC), 388 Lakeview Ave., Clifton NJ

An Evening with Hala Alyan
Join award-winning author and psychologist Hala Alyan for an intimate evening of conversation and a reading from her powerful new memoir, I'll Tell You When I'm Home.

Moderated by Khadija Salim, the evening will include:
• A moderated discussion
• Audience Q&A
• Book sale & signing

Don’t miss this special opportunity to engage with one of today’s most compelling literary voices.

Register Now!

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Sep
12
6:30 PM18:30

9/12 (in person, Easthampton MA) 6:30pm - The Bread & Puppet Fall Circus Tour

Friday, September 12 @ 6:30pm Park Hill Orchard, 82 Park Hill Road, Easthampton, MA 01027

Bread & Puppet Fall Circus Tour: September 6 – October 26, 2025

$20 suggested donation, no one turned away for lack of funds (no ticket required)
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Ladles and Jellyspoons! The one and only Bread & Puppet Circus is back with Anti-Empire Art that acknowledges our beloved Mother Dirt, who makes us and unmakes us, and who presents urgently needed domestic resurrection services for the victims of this latest genocide. We are joined by Palestinian cranes on their way to Washington to replace the excrement in the White House with organic bird droppings, green frogs who teach the art of hopping over seemingly insurmountable problems, and gaggles of kindergarten butterflies who frolic to their hearts’ desire. With texts from 14th-century medieval mystery plays, join us for a serious and silly circus: Our Domestic Resurrection Revolution In Progress!

After each show, Bread & Puppet will serve its famous sourdough rye bread with aioli, and Bread & Puppet’s “Cheap Art” – books, posters, postcards, pamphlets and banners from the Bread & Puppet Press – will be for sale.

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Sep
12
to Sep 18

9/12 thru 9/18 (in person, Martha's Vineyard) - Film Screenings: "The Last Class" - a film about Prof Robert Reich (Inequality Media Civic Action)

Friday September 12 - Thursday, September 18 @ Martha's Vineyard Film Center, 79 Beach Rd, Vineyard Haven, MA

𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙇𝙖𝙨𝙩 𝘾𝙡𝙖𝙨𝙨, a film about Prof. Robert Reich, is running on select dates at the Martha's Vineyard Film Center in Vineyard Haven from Friday, September 12, through Thursday, September 18!

Reserve your tickets here:
>> https://ineq.us/s/Um2Zyy

This is Heather Lofthouse, executive director of Inequality Media Civic Action (IMCA) and producer of 𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙇𝙖𝙨𝙩 𝘾𝙡𝙖𝙨𝙨 film.

We're inviting you to witness something truly special on the big screen—a nuanced and deeply personal portrait of master educator Robert Reich teaching his final course and reflecting on a period of immense transformation, personally and globally.

Over the course of the film, Prof. Reich confronts the impending culmination of his teaching career and inevitability of his own aging with candor, introspection, and emotion.

He displays a rawness he has never shared publicly before, and his belief in the next generation's ability to take on the fight is inspiring.

Again, here's the link for tickets:
>> https://ineq.us/s/BctNRu

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Sep
13
8:00 AM08:00

9/13 (in person, Springfield MA) 8am-11am - Democrats Must Stop the Genocide! Flyering @ the Democratic State Convention (MAPA & partners)

Sat September 13 @ 8:00 am - 11:00 am EDT - MassMutual Center 1277 Main St, Springfield, MA Enter on the corner of Main Street and Bruce Landon Way.  The Convention Center carpark is at 41 Harrison Ave, $20 a day.

Democrats Must Stop Gaza Genocide

The Democratic State Convention will be held in Springfield on Saturday, Sept 13.  The party leadership has refused to address the Gaza starvation and genocide at the convention and has watered down the party platform to the point where it is almost meaningless.

MAPA members and allied Palestine activists will pass flyers to convention delegates calling on Congress to support the Block the Bombs Act, which would cut off offensive weapons shipments to Israel.

Join us as we reach out to the thousands of delegates.  We need volunteers to pass out flyers starting at 8am, with the peak hours being from 9:30am – 11:00 am.   Additional people will hold up banners, signs and Palestine flags.  For those who are delegates, we’ll also have a literature table inside. Please sign up to help.  Bring banners, signs and flags.

See the flyer we’ll be handing out to delegates.    Sign up to be there and help out.

Source: Democrats Must Stop Gaza Genocide - Massachusetts Peace Action

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Sep
13
10:00 AM10:00

9/13 (in person, MA) Weekly Maynard, Roslindale, Beverly, Arlington, Greenfield, Watertown, Eastham, Plymouth, Natick, Lawrence (bi-weekly)

Weekly Saturdays, 10:00am-11:00am, Nason St at Main St, Maynard, MA - Host: Maynard for Peace and Justice

Saturday August 23 @ 10am. Roslindale Farmers Market. Come join us for our weekly stand-out! (3) Instagram / @rozzielovespalestine

THIS WEEKEND! Join and support Beverly residents organizing support for Palestine at the Hands-Off Rally EVERY Saturday at Odell Veterans Memorial Park/ Beverly Depo., 11am - 12:30pm (2) Instagram / @northshoreforpalestine

Join Arlington for Palestine on Saturdays at 11am and Mondays at 5pm @ Mass Ave & Mystic St., Arlington to standout on support for the Palestinian people 🇵🇸 Arlington For Palestine | Join us on Saturdays at 11am and Mondays at 5pm to standout on support for the Palestinian people 🇵🇸 #ceasefirenow #armsembargonow… | Instagram

Greenfield Weekly Standout for Palestine - Saturdays between 11:00am and noon. Court Square, Greenfield. Bring a sign. Join local peace vigil holders from Traprock Peace Center, local Jews, and friends every Saturday. All are welcome. Instagram post: Greenfield for Palestine (@greenfield4palestine) • Instagram photos and videos

WEEKLY STANDOUT PLYMOUTH #FILLTHEHILLFORGAZA Tell Rep Keating, Sen Warren, and Sen Markey: SAVE THE CHILDREN OF GAZA! Standout is BACK AT THE BOTTOM OF Cole’s Hill (across from the rock) in Plymouth. Every Saturday at 12pm (usually goes to 2pm). Instagram post: Instagram / @plymouthforpalestine

Weekly vigil in Watertown for a Permanent Ceasefire in Gaza & Palestine. Saturdays Noon - 1:00 PM, Watertown Square. Bring a sign. We will have materials for you to make one. Weather permitting. For more info or to check if it is hapening on a specific Saturday email watertowncitizens@gmail.com / Weekly Vigil for a Permanent CEASEFIRE in Gaza and Palestine (watertowncitizens.org)

Eastham Standout for Peace, Noon - 1:00 PM, Eastham Windmill Park, 1395 Samoset Rd., Eastham, MA (every week) Instagram / @capecod4palestine

Join us for our biweekly Standout for Palestine 📍 Lawrence, MA
🕑 12pm @ Canal St. & Union St. (DM to ask what week they’re on) Instagram - merrimackvalley4palestine

Join Natick for Palestine at their weekly standout every Sat. at 1:00 at the intersection of 135 and 27 (Natick Town Hall for your GPS.)

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Sep
13
10:00 AM10:00

9/13 (in person, Philadelphia) 10am - Philly Climbers for Palestine Outdoor Meetup at Birdsboro Quarry

We’re back! Come join us (Climbers for Palestine Philly) 🍉 Outdoor sport climbing meetup: Saturday, September 13, at Birdsboro Climbing Quarry (all day) Birdsboro Main Parking Area: Haycreek Rd, Birdsboro, PA 19508 /
Coordinates: 40.253579560051804, -75.81346279431853 /
Birdsboro Climbing Area Coordinates: 40.24955326743328, -75.82160637518199

Climb in your keffiyehs and show your support for Palestinian liberation.

This Saturday, Sept. 13th We will be hosting our outdoor meetup at Birdsboro Quarry! Our signup sheet for this event is located on our story and in our ig highlight titled ‘Birdsboro.’

Meet at the main parking lot at 10am, and we will walk to the crag as a group.

Have a car? Need a ride? No problem! In the signup sheet, we will be asking people if they are willing to carpool, where they’re geographically coming from, and how many seats they’re willing to offer up. Let’s try to pull through for our community members to make this event accessible for all who want to come!

Like art? Like food? We will be selling crag snacks of knafeh, and prints at this outdoor meetup, with all proceeds going to Watermelon Sisters @watermelonsisters24 (pssst- print shown on slide 4!)

Lastly:
This is NOT a guided event. While we can provide some rope skill demonstrations, you are ultimately responsible for your own safety. This event will be most appropriate for climbers who already have outdoor experience or experience roped climbing in the gym.

Bigotry of any shape or form is not welcome in our spaces. Solidarity for Palestine is rooted deeply in all of our members’ intersectionality and our spaces reflect that. And as always, Free Palestine.

(2) Instagram / @climbersforpalestine.philly

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Sep
13
11:00 AM11:00

9/13 (in person, NH) - NH Sat Vigils for Palestine - Alton (11am bi-weekly), Keene (11am), Nashua (11am), Peterborough (12pm) & Exeter (5pm)

Alton Peace Vigils are back on! Bi-monthly vigils are held on the second and fourth Saturdays of each month from 10am until 11am at the Alton Circle in front of McDonalds. The theme is Love Not Hate, no finger-pointing or political signs, please. We have lots of signs, or bring your own. contact NHTess@gmail.com for more info.

Keene Peace Vigil holds weekly peace vigils at Central Square in Keene.   They have been taking a stand for Peace and Justice, against wars and violence, every week since 2001! Saturdays from 11 am to noon, Central Square, Keene.

Nashua, NH, in front of Nashua City Hall from 11 to Noon every Sat. www.nashuapeace.org

Hancock Community Conversations on Race Group (HCCOR) continues its peaceful vigils on Saturdays from noon to 1 pm on Rt 101 and Rt 202 in Peterborough. Please wear a mask and stand 6 ft apart. Parking is available at the outer edges of the Job Lot/Rite Aid Plaza. Please sign in at the unstaffed table near the pedestrian underpass.

Vigil for Palestine, Saturdays @ 5:00 PM outside of Exeter Town Hall, 10 Front St., Exeter NH Flyer: Vigil for Palestine every Saturday Exeter NH.pdf(Review) - Adobe cloud storage

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Sep
13
12:00 PM12:00

9/13 (in person, DC) 12-4pm - Weekly Palestinian Brunch & Bazaar (Nabiha Palestinian)

Palestinian Brunch & Bazaar

Stop by Nabiha (1624 U St., NW, Washington DC) anytime between 12-4 pm for our weekly Palestine market, where our community comes together to connect, support local small businesses, and raise critical mutual aid for families in Gaza 🇵🇸

We ❤️ our vendors so much, so will you 🙏 This week we’re hosting the incredible:

🧿 @amouls_dmv
🌹 @levantinian
🧿 @jettaandjules
🌹 @the_algerian_painter
🧿 @kanj_butik
🌹 @crafts_by_anastasia
🧿 @urban_virtue
🌹 @north.nile
🧿 @jungleewellness
🌹 @qaiviar

Come support Gaza mutual aid and local small businesses! Palestinians in Gaza are not forgotten and alone, and we refuse to accept g€n0cid€ as our new normal!
Free Palestine 🇵🇸

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Sep
13
12:00 PM12:00

9/13 (Online) 12pm - Free virtual screening of the documentary film "Gaza Hospital" directed by Marco Pasquini (Palestine Museum US)

Saturday, September 13, 2025, 12:00 PM 2:30 PM - Online

Free virtual screening of the documentary film "Gaza Hospital," directoed by Marco Pasquini.

This event starts at 12 Noon US EDT; 7:00 PM Palestine ; 6 PM Europe; 5 PM UK.The screening will be followed by Q&A discussions with the audience.

About the Film
84 Minutes, English Subtitles, 2010.

About the Film

In the 1970s, Beirut’s Gaza Hospital was established as the primary medical centre at the crossroads of the Palestinian Sabra and Shatila refugee camps. Thirty years ago, this building witnessed one of the darkest chapters in Lebanese and Palestinian history – the Sabra and Shatila massacre.

Please click here to register to view the film.

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Sep
13
12:00 PM12:00

9/13 (in person, Somerville MA) 12pm - 6pm (2 hr shifts) - Canvas for Palestine with Somerville for Palestine @ Davis Square & Gilman Square - multiple events

Canvas with Somerville for Palestine

Next Date: Saturday, Sept 13 - @ Davis Sq Community Event (12pm-2pm), Gilman Sq (12-2pm / 2-4pm), Gilman Sq Arts & Music Fest (4-6pm), Davis Sq Community Arts (2-4pm) Davis Sq Community Event (4-6pm)

Help Somerville for Palestine gather signatures to get their Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions resolution onto the November 2025 municipal ballot in Somerville! The ballot initiative demands that the city of Somerville divest from companies that are participating in Israel’s illegal apartheid and genocide in Palestine.

No experience necessary; each canvassing shift will start with a brief training.

Fill out their new form to sign up! (check the link for lots of upcoming dates)

Canvass for Palestine!

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Sep
13
1:00 PM13:00

9/13 (in person, Providence RI) 1-6pm - New England Halal Festival

September 13, 1 PM - 6 PM - Masjid Al Kareem, 39 Haskins St., Providence RI

🚨 NE HALAL FESTIVAL IS BACK! 🚨

Join with your family and friends to enjoy halal food, games, shopping, and more!

Make sure to follow @nehalalfest to stay updated with the vendor list and event plans.

(2) Instagram / @newenglandhalaleats

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Sep
13
3:00 PM15:00

9/13 (in person, Montclair NJ) 3pm - Palestinian Story Time with Jenan Matari

September 13, 3:00 PM EDT - Montclair Quaker Meeting House, 289 Park St., Montclair NJ

Palestinian Story Time with Jenan Matari

so many more important things happening to focus on, trying to update/honor those who were hoping to be a part of an event on 9/14 - will have a longer story/video for you about my initial event being canceled due to racism eventually (shame on you @watchungbooksellers) - for now - as the world feels batshit crazy, offering you another way to come garden with me and hear a reading of @jiddos.garden thanks to @jvpnorthnj and @wordupbooks refusing to allow a Palestinian author to be silenced in their community. hope to see you there

ticket link ❤️‍🩹Palestinian Storytime with Jenan Matari Tickets, Sat, Sep 13, 2025 at 3:00 PM | Eventbrite

(2) Instagram / @jenanmatari

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Sep
13
4:00 PM16:00

9/13 (in person, Cambridge MA) 4pm - The Bread & Puppet Fall Circus Tour

Saturday, September 13 @ 4pm, Cambridge Common

Bread & Puppet Fall Circus Tour: September 6 – October 26, 2025

Presented by the Cambridge Arts Council
$10-$25 suggestion donation, no one turned away for lack of funds (no ticket required)
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Help us spread the word: Poster, Shareable Image, Facebook Event

Ladles and Jellyspoons! The one and only Bread & Puppet Circus is back with Anti-Empire Art that acknowledges our beloved Mother Dirt, who makes us and unmakes us, and who presents urgently needed domestic resurrection services for the victims of this latest genocide. We are joined by Palestinian cranes on their way to Washington to replace the excrement in the White House with organic bird droppings, green frogs who teach the art of hopping over seemingly insurmountable problems, and gaggles of kindergarten butterflies who frolic to their hearts’ desire. With texts from 14th-century medieval mystery plays, join us for a serious and silly circus: Our Domestic Resurrection Revolution In Progress!

After each show, Bread & Puppet will serve its famous sourdough rye bread with aioli, and Bread & Puppet’s “Cheap Art” – books, posters, postcards, pamphlets and banners from the Bread & Puppet Press – will be for sale.

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Sep
13
5:00 PM17:00

9/13 (in person, Watertown MA) 5pm - Voices from Palestine & the Region (MAPA & Watertown Citizens for Peace, Justice, and the Environment)

📅 Date: Saturday, September 13 at 5pm 📍Location: First Parish of Watertown, 35 Church Street -
🚗 Parking: Available in the Church lot accessed off of Summer Street and in the CVS lot off of Church Street. Use the front entrance facing Church Street.

Join Watertown Citizens for Peace, Justice, and the Environment and MA Peace Action for "Voices from Palestine & the Region.”

This event will feature:

Amahl Bishara, a Palestinian American and a professor of anthropology at Tufts University and author of Crossing a Line: Laws, Violence, and Roadblocks to Palestinian Political Expression (2022). She will address what is currently happening in Gaza and the West Bank and what might happen in the future.
Valentine M. Moghadam, a Professor of Sociology and former Director of the International Affairs Program at Northeastern University. Previously she was a section chief at UNESCO. Her areas of research include globalization, transnational social movements and gender, politics, and development in the Middle East and North Africa.
Katherine Hanna, a Palestinian American and retired educator who is currently working to support education projects in Occupied Palestine. She is co-founder of the Boston Palestine Film Festival, Watertown for Palestine and Friends of Zahrat Al Yasmeen Kindergarten, a school in Bethlehem. She will speak about what we can do to end the Israel genocide and ethnic cleansing in Palestine.

Source: Voices from Palestine and the Region - Massachusetts Peace Action

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Sep
13
5:00 PM17:00

9/13 (in person, Brookline MA) 5pm - Sireen Sawalha on "My Brother, My Land, A Story from Palestine" (Brookline Peace Coalition)

Saturday, September 13 · 5 - 7pm EDT - United Parish in Brookline, 15 Marion St Brookline, MA

Sireen Sawalha on My Brother, My Land, A Story from Palestine.

By Brookline Peace Coalition

Let's hear from Sireen on her new book co-authored with Sami Hermez: My Brother, My Land, A Story from Palestine & moderated by Rami Khouri!

This is your chance to witness a captivating discussion between Sireen Sawalha and Rami G. Khouri at the United Parish in Brookline. They'll delve into her new book co-authored with Sami Hermez, a personal story of her family's resistance and connection with their homeland in Palestine. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to hear from these two incredible individuals! Sireen Sawalha is a Palestinian-American educator, speaker, and co-author of the memoir My Brother, My Land: A Story from Palestine. She was born in Jenin, Palestine and currently works as a high school social studies teacher in New Jersey.

Her work focuses on sharing her family's experiences under Israeli occupation and raising awareness about Palestinian culture and the struggle for freedom. Rami George Khouri is a Palestinian-Jordanian and U.S. citizen and an internationally published journalist and book author with 60 years of experience in the Middle East. He is a Distinguished Fellow at the American University of Beirut's Issam Fares Institute and a nonresident senior fellow at the Arab Center Washington. He has written for leading publications like the Financial Times and the Washington Post and was a co-recipient of the Pax Christi International Peace Award.

Tickets: (free) Sireen Sawalha on My Brother, My Land, A Story from Palestine. Tickets, Sat, Sep 13, 2025 at 5:00 PM | Eventbrite

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Sep
13
7:00 PM19:00

9/13 (in person, Brooklyn) 7pm - Film Screening @ Owl's Head Park Brooklyn: "The Dupes"

🗓️ September 13 at 7 PM 📍 Owl’s Head Park (68th St & Bliss Terr)

Join PAL-Awda NY/NJ and cinemóvil nyc for a film screening of THE DUPES!

Adapted from the revolutionary martyr, writer and PFLP leader Ghassan Kanafani’s novella Men in the Sun, The Dupes follows three Palestinian refugees—each man representing a different generation—as they seek safe passage from Iraq to Kuwait, where they hope to secure work and money to send to their families back home. Short on options to achieve this goal, they agree to a questionable plan to get smuggled in, and the possibility of building better lives for themselves grows ever more improbable.

Set in Palestine and Iraq, and filmed in Syria by Tewfik Saleh, an Egyptian director, the film was banned in several Arab countries due to its implied criticisms of Arab governments.

Bring your chairs, blankets, and snacks!

RSVP: The Dupes RSVP Form

(2) Instagram / @cinemovil.nyc

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Sep
13
7:00 PM19:00

9/13 (in person, Hartford CT) 7pm - Revolutionary Game Night (BLM, Palestine Solidarity Working Group & more partners)

September 13, 7:00 PM EDT - Wise Guys Scissors Society, 87 Main St., Hartford CT

Revolutionary Game Night

by Black Lives Matter, Palestine Solidarity Working Group, Just a Twist, We Will Return and more

Our revolutionary game night will be an opportunity for people who do not have access to expensive attorneys to speak with one for free.

We will have a table for a letter writing campaign for political prisoners and information on the prison hunger strikes in CT.

On top of that you’ll be able to join a Super Smash Bros tournament (winner gets a prize), play Mario kart, big Jenga, and other games!

We will have some switch controllers, but bring your own if you play like that!

And don’t forget free halal food from @justatwistz

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Sep
13
8:00 PM20:00

9/13 (Online & in person, Charlotte NC) 8pm - Hope Abounds: Bright Stars of Bethlehem 2025 Gala with Rev. Dr. Mitri Raheb & Rick Steves

Saturday, September 13, 8:00 PM EDT - Online & in person, Charlotte NC

Hope Abounds: Bright Stars of Bethlehem 2025 Gala with Rev. Dr. Mitri Raheb & guest speaker Rick Steves

Don’t miss out on an unforgettable evening at the “Hope Abounds Gala” on Saturday, September 13th! Join us in person or virtually for a transformative experience that promises to inspire and engage. During this special evening, you will have the unique opportunity to hear about the realities faced by our students in Palestine. Dive into their stories, challenges, and triumphs as they navigate their educational journeys. Your presence and support can create a ripple effect of change in their lives. 

Imagine embarking on a virtual tour of Dar al-Kalima University, where you will witness firsthand the groundbreaking impact of our newly launched Hospitality Education Center, dedicated to uplifting our talented culinary students. As you explore the Rami Zahi Khouri Innovation and Entrepreneurship Hub, a beacon of creativity and innovation at the heart of Palestine, you’ll also see the students in their element, working on their craft—be it graphic design, dance, music, art therapy, jewelry making, business, and more. This vibrant atmosphere showcases the diverse talents and passion of our students as they engage in their respective fields.

We are thrilled to feature Rev. Dr. Mitri Raheb, whose powerful insights will touch your heart, alongside the esteemed Rick Steves, who will bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to our gathering. 

Our mission is vital—help us raise awareness and support for the first and only university of arts, culture, and design in Palestine. Join us for this captivating evening, and take part in our exciting raffles! Be part of a movement that nurtures creativity and academic excellence. Register now and secure your place for an experience that will leave you inspired! The importance of our mission even more humbling now. Visit brightstarsbethlehem.org/gala to join us. We can’t wait to see you there as we continue to make a difference in Palestine.

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Sep
13
to Sep 14

9/13 & 14 (in person, DC) 8pm Sat - 10pm Sun - Boycott Room DC Fundraiser & Counter Event

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September 13, 8PM - 3AM & September 14, 3PM - 10PM - 618 H St. NW, Washington DC

Boycott Room DC Fundraiser & Counter Event

THIS WEEKEND! We are hosting two fundraisers and counter events on 09/13 and 09/14 in opposition to and as an alternate event for the KKR-backed, genocide funding Boiler Room that is being hosted in DC on those days.

ALL PROCEEDS DONATED TO DC AND PALESTINIAN MUTUAL AID.

ONE TICKET PURCHASE ENTITLES YOU TO ENTRY TO BOTH EVENTS. Boycott Room DC Fundraiser & Counter Event Day 1 at 618 DC, Washington DC · Tickets

More information (2) Instagram / @618dc

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Sep
12
4:00 PM16:00

9/12 (in person, Providence RI) 4pm - Weekly Protest of U.S. led Wars: No to Attacks on Iran and Gaza (RI Anti-War Committee)

Weekly Fridays, 4:00 PM EDT - in person, intersection of Gaspee and Francis Streets, Providence RI

Protest U.S. led Wars - No to Attacks on Iran and Gaza

by Rhode Island Anti-War Committee

(20+) Protest U.S.-led Wars. No to Attacks on Iran and Gaza. | Facebook

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Sep
12
3:00 PM15:00

9/12 (Zoom) 3pm - Weekly PSA: Palestine Solidarity Announcements (AROC & partners)

Fridays @ 3:00 PM EDT

Weekly PSA: Palestine Solidarity Announcements

Weekly updates on what is happening in Palestine, calls to action, and solidarity work for organizations, activists, and supporters particularly in the SF Bay Area. (note: these organizations are very much worth listening too regardless of geographical location)

Co-sponsored by Arab Resource & Organizing Center (AROC), Bay Resistance, Center for Political Education, and Anti Police-Terror Project.

Register to join live Webinar Registration - Zoom

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Sep
12
1:00 PM13:00

9/12 (Livestream) 1pm - Iran, Israel, and the Failing Global Order with Trita Parsi (Jadaliyya)

Friday, 12 September 2025, 1 PM ET, 8 PM Gaza - Livestream

Iran, Israel, and the Failing Global Order

In this Eleventh episode of Long Form Conversations, Trita Parsi addresses the transformation of the global order and the place of Iran in these changes. Parsi traces this transformation to the 2003 invasion of Iraq, and specifically the campaign by the neoconservatives movement to marginalize the United Nations in an effort to make the world safe for US power projection without constraints. The Gaza Genocide and the US-Israeli war against Iran are the latest manifestations.

WATCH HERE
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Jadaliyya (@jadaliyya) / X
All Episodes can be accessed here: Long Form Podcast - YouTube

Long Form consists of a series of lengthy discussions and conversations with leading thinkers, scholars, and activists that explores the most pressing issues of our day, sheds light on their context and dynamics, and in so doing seeks to explore the broader theme of challenges to the global order and how these might affect it.

Hosted by Bassam Haddad and Mouin Rabbani - A Jadaliyya Podcast

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Sep
12
12:00 PM12:00

9/12 (in person, NH & VT) Thetford, Montpelier @ Fed Bldg (12pm), Hanover NH, Wheelock & Main (2:30pm), Newport VT 100 Main (3pm) & Norwich VT, Ledyard Bridge (4pm)

(next on 9/5) - THETFORD, 7:30 - 8:15 AM every 1st and 3rd Friday of the month, on the Green across from the Congregational Church, Route 113. Ceasefire and Stop Arming Israel.

Fridays - MONTPELIER, at Noon in front of the old (now flooded-out) Federal Building on State Street.

Fridays - HANOVER, NH, 2:30 - 3:00 PM. Wo/Men In Black, dress all in black for this silent Vigil at the corner of Wheelock and Main Streets.  

Fridays - NEWPORT, VT, 3:00 - 4:00 PM, 100 Main Street at the fish statue

Every Friday - UPPER VALLEY, 4:00 – 5:00 PM Vigil for a permanent Ceasefire Now! in Gaza and the West Bank on Ledyard Bridge between Hanover, NH and Norwich, VT.

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Sep
12
12:00 PM12:00

9/12 (Zoom) 12pm - AFSC Weekly Action Hour

Fridays @ 12:00 PM EDT - Zoom

Join us this Friday, where we’ll spend the last half of the Action Hour in breakout rooms. After a news update and time to call Congress, you’ll get to chat and strategize with people in your geographical area! 

Reminder: Use this link to join us each Friday at 12pm ET / 9am PT on Zoom for the Action Hour. You will get a reminder an hour before the Action Hour begins with the link to join. The link for the agenda document doesn’t change week to week, so you can always access it!

Gaza Update  

You can find all of Yousef’s past Gaza updates on Gaza Unlocked. Please share these updates, it is vital that this information reaches as wide an audience as possible. Yousef also recently spoke to a news station in South Dakota about solidarity fasts, indigeneity, and the genocide in Gaza.  

Watch this AFSC video featuring the heroic work of AFSC’s staff in Gaza over the past year of genocide, take a look at a timeline of our work over the past year, and read our public statement on the anniversary of October 7th.

Donate today  to support AFSC’s Gaza emergency response in Gaza. Over the past year, our staff have reached over a million Palestinians in Gaza with aid, including water, fresh vegetables, hygiene kits, school supplies, and hot meals.  See our new resource for peer-to-peer fundraising at afsc.org/fundraise

To register: AFSC Action Hour – Ceasefire Now

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Sep
12
11:15 AM11:15

9/12 (in person, Philadelphia) 11:15am - Friday's @ Fetterman's Vigil to Demand a Ceasefire

FRIDAYS@FETTERMAN’S

We are a weekly peace vigil conducted outside the Philadelphia office of U.S. Senator John Fetterman (D-PA), calling for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza.

Join Our Vigil - Every Friday afternoon until the senator publicly supports our demand.

11:15 am – 12:15 pm at the United States Custom House, 200 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, PA

More info: (20+) Facebook

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Sep
12
11:00 AM11:00

9/12 (Zoom) 11am - The Necessary Clear Thinking Required Now: Int'l Peace Coalition #119 (Schiller Institute)

Sept 12 2025, 11 am EDT / 5 pm CET

The Necessary Clear Thinking Required Now - International Peace Coalition #119

In response to recent world events, we call upon you and your organizations to join the International Peace Coalition in a vital discussion. Participate with President Donald Ramotar, former President of Guyana; Shakeel Ramay, Political Economist and CEO of the Asian Institute of Eco-civilization Research and Development; Prof. Fernando Garzon, architect, urban planner, and leader of the Ecuadorian-Palestinian Union; Jacques Cheminade, head of the Solidarity and Progress (SP) party of France; Jonathan Kuttab, co-Founder of Non-violence International, and Executive Director of Friends of Sabeel North America; and organizers from around the world as we work together toward our shared mission. Please send reports and initiatives for the agenda ASAP.

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Friends of the International Peace Coalition,

In a situation of extreme political turbulence, such as today, when two distinct prospects stand before the world, and civilization itself hangs in the balance, it is possible to not only survive, but to prosper—but only by thinking clearly. “Extreme events,” such as those of the past five days, should not be assumed to necessarily originate from separate causes. For example, is there a larger process that subsumes a) the Israeli attempt, apparently without the knowledge of U.S. President Donald Trump, to kill the Hamas negotiators in Doha; b) the attempt to claim, without evidence, that Russia has attacked the nation of Poland with drones; and c) the attempt to introduce “civil war” chaos into American political life, through the assassination of a Trump ally, the founder and chairman of Turning Point International, Charlie Kirk?

Executive Intelligence Review, particularly in these moments, in order to discover the truth, goes beyond “information gathering” to the realm of “intelligence,” whatever the prejudices of its audience, or the dominant “analytical institutions” may be. In cases such as current history, it is important, as American author Edgar Poe illustrated in his tale, “A Descent Into the Maelstrom,” not to drown one’s judgment in the particulars of what are erroneously called “current events.” In this particular case, it is important to investigate apparently unconnected events as the expression of underlying processes. It is understanding the manifold of those underlying processes which can provide the means to discover the truth.

Helga Zepp-LaRouche has written a statement for wide circulation, by the name: “The Nations of the Western Must Co-Operate with the New World Economic Order!” It is, in reality, a peace proposal, a proposal for a new security and development architecture. It describes how last week’s multiple conferences in Asia brought into being an increasingly consolidated, new world economic reality. The world is already now oriented to the Pacific Ocean, and potentially, to the Arctic Ocean, no longer to the Atlantic and NATO.

India, Russia and China, containing 3 billion people, and a great concentration of the world’s resources, are at the fulcrum of a larger concentration (including the Koreas, Japan and Indonesia) of the world’s most skilled workforces and most advanced technologies. If the United States joins that process, and abandons war, the world’s greatest age of prosperity in its history can result. And In a different, sobering way, the Beijing military parade, the largest in human history, commemorating the victory against fascism in Asia—not accomplished by the atomic bomb, as is believed in America and Europe, but through the great suffering of the 30 million Chinese and 27 million Russians that died in the war—makes the same point, demonstrating the resolve to never capitulate to fascism again.

Against that new, happy reality, decapitation strikes (Yemen, Lebanon, Iran), color revolutions (Serbia, Serb Republic, Georgia) and sanctions, including tariffs (many nations) are being utilized by a dying empire. The British-American “special relationship” could end if Trump pursues a new relationship with Russia and China, adopting Abraham Lincoln’s policy of constructive engagement with both those nations as allies against imperialism, rather than Winston Churchill’s policy of racialist perpetual war. With that in mind, consider the following questions regarding two recent “extreme events.”

First, with respect to the Israeli illegal attack on Doha, President Trump’s press secretary, Karoline Leavitt reported that the United States had called its ally, Qatar to warn that nation of an impending attack by Israel: "President Trump immediately directed special envoy Witkoff to inform the Qataris of the impending attack, which he did.” She was quickly corrected by Qatari Prime Minister Muhammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani: “The attack happened at 3:46 p.m. The first call we had from an American official was at 3:56 p.m., which was 10 minutes after the attack. After that, President Trump had spoken with His Highness The Amir, and said that he condemned the attack.”

After this, Trump posted the following:

“This morning, the Trump Administration was notified by the United States Military that Israel was attacking Hamas which, very unfortunately, was located in a section of Doha, the Capital of Qatar. This was a decision made by Prime Minister Netanyahu, it was not a decision made by me. Unilaterally bombing inside Qatar, a Sovereign Nation and close Ally of the United States, that is working very hard and bravely taking risks with us to broker Peace, does not advance Israel or America’s goals.”

Economist Jeffrey Sachs, in an interview with judge Andrew Napolitano, commented that like the attack on Iran, the Israelis were trying to kill the negotiators, because peace might break out. Trump was saying he did not know about something that had to be prepared over weeks—and it’s very possible that he did not know. Is that the case? Blackmail, as in the case of what Sachs described as “a Mossad agent engaged in gathering compromising materials on the American political class,” named Jeffrey Epstein, also involves Britain’s Prince Andrew, once chief weapons salesman for the Crown, and UK Ambassador to the United States Peter Mandelson, who told the London press yesterday that “very embarrassing” revelations are about to appear about him. There are also the Maxwells, not only Ghislaine, but her siblings, the children of Mossad agent Robert Maxwell.

In response to recent world events, we call upon you and your organizations to join the International Peace Coalition in a vital discussion. Participate with President Donald Ramotar, former President of Guyana; Shakeel Ramay, Political Economist and CEO of the Asian Institute of Eco-civilization Research and Development; Prof. Fernando Garzon, architect, urban planner, and leader of the Ecuadorian-Palestinian Union; Jacques Cheminade, head of the Solidarity and Progress (SP) party of France; and organizers from around the world as we work together toward our shared mission.

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Sep
12
10:00 AM10:00

9/12 (Zoom)10am - CODEPINK Anti-Imperialist Campaign Action Series: Day of Action for Palestine

September 8 thru September 22, 2025

Palestine, Opposing Genocide & Taking Action: Anti-Imperialist Campaign Action Series

1️⃣ Monday, September 8, 8pm ET Kick Off Webinar: Tactics for Opposing Genocide: Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions with Ashish Prashar!

2️⃣ Friday, September 12, 10am ET
First Day of Action for Palestine!
 

3️⃣ Monday, September 15, 8pm ET
2nd Webinar with the and Palestinian Youth Movement & Palestine Working Group!

4️⃣ Friday, September 19, 10am ET
Concluding Day of Action for Palestine!

Join CODEPINK for our Anti-Imperialist Campaign Series’ focus on the Palestine campaign and learn more about CODEPINK’s ongoing campaign to end the genocide in Gaza and mobilize for justice. 

Throughout the two weeks, we’ll dive into key Palestine campaigns, their strategic importance, and how they advance the struggle through social media series, op-eds, and CODEPINK Radio episodes.

This is a moment for collective resistance. Will you join us?

RSVP: Palestine: Anti-Imperialist Campaign Action Series - CODEPINK - Women for Peace

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Sep
12
9:00 AM09:00

9/12 (in person, Brooklyn) -Weekly Vigil @ Rockaway Beach (9am) & Weekly Standout, Brooklyn: Hands of Gaza! Hands off the West Bank! (10am)

Weekly Vigil: Rockaway for Ceasefire, 9:00 AM, 67-12 Rockaway Beach Blvd, Arverne, NY - Every Friday we will demand that U.S. Representative Meeks calls for a permanent ceasefire and save lives. Join us! We will not demobilize until we are all liberated - Instagram / @rockawayrevolution

🗓️ Fridays 10-11 AM 📍 36th Street and 3rd Avenue 🌅 Sunset Park, Brooklyn - NY-10 Neighbors remains committed to gathering as a community to raise our voices for Palestine. We are deeply disappointed by @repdangoldman ‘s recent praise for Trump—who continues to attack the rights of marginalized communities, including immigrants, women, and trans people.

Instead of standing up to fascism, Goldman supports the deportation of students protesting against genoc/de. He champions Holocaust education yet stays silent as Trump calls for the ethnic cleansing of Gaza.

Dan Goldman does not represent our diverse district or fight for all our rights. We continue to hold him accountable and demand better.

Instagram / @ny10neighbors

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Sep
12
8:00 AM08:00

9/12 (in person, MA) - Williamstown (3:30pm), Sunderland (4pm), Northampton (4pm) + Daily People's Hunger Strike Rally, Boston (3pm)

The People’s Hunger Strike Weekday Standouts- EVERY Weekday!! Friday, September 5, 20253:00 PM - Thursday, October 2, 2025, 3:00 - 5:00 PM Outside JFK Federal Building, 15 Sudbury Street, Boston, MA - Join the People’s Hunger Strikers every weekday from 3-5pm outside the JFK Federal Building, where we will put public pressure on our federal representatives to end the genocide in Gaza. There will be additional events and activities planned during these standouts. Meet us on the Cambridge street side of the building near the Thermopylae statue, in front of the employee entrance. Bring signs, flags, pots , and pans with you! (2) Instagram / @peopleshungerstrike

Weekly Standout for Palestine & Lebanon. Field Park/Traffic Circle, Williamstown MA, 3:30 - 4:30 PM. every friday since november 17, 2023 (with one exception when there was a tornado) we have been standing out to show our support for a ceasefire, for a free palestine, for peace, for liberation from occupation. we are not an organized group- we are individuals with diverse backgrounds who all want the killing to stop. we are jewish, muslim, christian, non religious, young, old, in between. we are artists, writers, teachers, organizers, parents, small business owners, restaurant workers, any number of other professions and identities because we are not a monolith. all are welcome to stand with us if you want peace and believe all humans deserve safety, life, love.
most weeks we light the shabbat candles at the end, anyone who wants to can sing the blessing together.
we have extra signs, or feel free to bring your own. Instagram post: Williamstown for Palestine 🇵🇸 (@williamstownforpalestine) • Instagram photos and videos

Sunderland Standout, weekly @ 4 - 5pm, intersection of Rtes 116 & 47 - Western Mass Coalition For Palestine (@westernmasscoalition4pal) • Instagram photos and videos

JVP Standout at the Roundabout - Every Friday, Hello all of you dedicated supporters and comrades! Please take note that we have a TIME CHANGE for our JVP weekly Friday STANDOUT: 4 - 5 PM at the roundabout on the Northampton side of Coolidge Bridge. Please tell your friends! Signs & banners are always available if you don’t bring one along. Northampton Round-about Location: Northeast side of the roundabout in Northampton, by the Norwottuck Rail Trail park & ride bike-path parking lot off of Damon Rd, at end of the Coolidge Bridge over the CT River. Instagram / @jvpwesternma

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Sep
11
9:00 PM21:00

9/11 (Online) 9pm - Join Progressives for a Democratic America Campaign to Victory Weekly Call

Thursdays, 9pm ET - Online

Progressive Democrats of America Campaign to Victory Weekly Call
Join us as we share good news about campaigns and candidates we can easily get involved with that will turn US politics around for a safer, more peaceful, more prosperous, and more generally-progressive world for us all. You'll leave more hopeful, energized and organized. Invite your progressive friends!

RSVP Here

You'll leave energized, organized, and more hopeful. Invite your progressive friends! All are welcome.

We look forward to seeing you!

In solidarity,

The PDA National Team

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Sep
11
8:00 PM20:00

9/11 (Zoom) 8pm - How 9/11 Changed the World with Norman Solomon, Jeffrey Sterling & Jeremy Varon (National Teach-In)

Sep. 11 8 PM EDT - Zoom

Livestream on How 9/11 Changed the World. Join the teach-in, featuring:

  • Norman Solomon - Author, Activist, National Director of RootsAction and founder and executive director of the Institute for Public Accuracy.

  • Jeffrey Sterling - Former CIA Iran Task Force. Served prison time for supposedly violating the Espionage Act.

  • Jeremy Varon - Professor of history at the New School for Social Research and Eugene Lang College. He is the author of the books, Bringing the War Home: The Weather Underground, the Red Army Faction, and Revolutionary Violence in the Sixties and Seventies (2004) and The New Life: The Jewish Students of Postwar Germany (2014). He cofounded and coedits The Sixties: A Journal of History, Politics, and Culture.

by National Teach-In

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Sep
11
8:00 PM20:00

9/11 (Zoom) 8pm - Co-resistance in the West Bank: how Jews and Israelis are joining the fight for justice. A talk-back with Anna Lippman and Daniel Roth (CJNV & Winchevsky & Peretz Centres)

Thursday, September 11, 2025,8 pm ET - Zoom

The Winchevsky & Peretz Centres proudly present, in collaboration with the CJNV:

Co-resistance in the West Bank: how Jews and Israelis are joining the fight for justice. A talk-back with Anna Lippman and Daniel Roth.

Join us to hear about the experiences and work that Anna and Daniel are a part of on the ground alongside Palestinians, Israelis, and activists from around the world. We’ll hear about the situation on the ground right now, what co-resistance looks like in practice, and how you can get involved.

As Jewish communities rooted in traditions of justice, liberation, historical memory, and respect for the humanity of all peoples, the Winchevsky Centre (UJPO National) and the Peretz Centre in Vancouver invite community members and friends to learn about and take action against occupation, settler colonialism, apartheid, genocide, and all forms of oppression here and in Israel Palestine. Together, we affirm our commitment to making a better and more beautiful world for all, in solidarity with the Palestinian people in their ongoing struggle for freedom, dignity, and self-determination.

About Our Speakers

Anna Lippman is an Askenazi Jewish activist in Toronto who organizes with Showing Up for Racial Justice, Independent Jewish Voices, and Labour for Palestine. Anna is a PhD candidate where she looks at the relationship between identity, activism, and art. Anna’s work has been published in Briarpatch, Mondoweiss, and several other publications.

Daniel Roth is the executive director of the Center for Jewish Nonviolence (CJNV), which brings Jewish activists from around the world to Israel/Palestine to join in Palestinian-led nonviolent civil resistance to occupation, apartheid, and displacement. Daniel has been engaged in movement organizing work as an educator and activist for two and a half decades from Toronto to New York to Jerusalem.

To register: Co-resistance in the West Bank: How Jews and Israelis are Joining the Fight for Justice

(2) Instagram / @winchevsky

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Sep
11
8:00 PM20:00

9/11 (Online) 8pm - Ecology Network Monthly Call: How the Climate Crisis and the Erosion of Democratic Institutions are Entwined

Thursday, September 11, 2025 8:00 PM ET - Online

Join the Ecology Network monthly call

Join us to explore how the climate crisis and the erosion of democratic institutions are intertwined. Based on Democracy in a Hotter Time, David Orr will discuss how strengthening democracy is essential to addressing climate change and building a sustainable, post-fossil fuel future.

Orr is Emeritus Paul Sears Distinguished Professor at Oberlin College, founder of The Oberlin Project, and a nationally recognized leader in environmental sustainability.

You do not want to miss this important conversation hosted by Move to Amend’s Ecology Network, a space for people committed to ending corporate-driven environmental destruction and building alternatives for a livable world.

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Sep
11
7:00 PM19:00

9/11 (in person, Ashurnham MA) 7pm - The Bread & Puppet Fall Circus Tour

Thursday, September 11 @ 7pm - The Mountain, 64 Gibson Rd, Ashburnham, MA 01430

Bread & Puppet Fall Circus Tour: September 6 – October 26, 2025

Presented by New Dawn Arts
Tickets: $20, no one turned away for lack of funds
ASHBURNHAM, MA 9/11 @ 7PM TICKETS
Help us spread the word: Poster, Shareable Image, Facebook Event

Ladles and Jellyspoons! The one and only Bread & Puppet Circus is back with Anti-Empire Art that acknowledges our beloved Mother Dirt, who makes us and unmakes us, and who presents urgently needed domestic resurrection services for the victims of this latest genocide. We are joined by Palestinian cranes on their way to Washington to replace the excrement in the White House with organic bird droppings, green frogs who teach the art of hopping over seemingly insurmountable problems, and gaggles of kindergarten butterflies who frolic to their hearts’ desire. With texts from 14th-century medieval mystery plays, join us for a serious and silly circus: Our Domestic Resurrection Revolution In Progress!

After each show, Bread & Puppet will serve its famous sourdough rye bread with aioli, and Bread & Puppet’s “Cheap Art” – books, posters, postcards, pamphlets and banners from the Bread & Puppet Press – will be for sale.

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Sep
11
5:00 PM17:00

9/11 (in person, Hartford CT) 5-6pm - Peace Vigil in Hartford: Not Another Child, Not Another Hospital - 2nd & 3rd Thursdays (@hcw4pct)

Hartford area Thursday 5pm weekly vigils!

Join Healthcare Workers for Palestine, Doctors Against Genocide, and partner organizations as part of their campaigns "Not Another Child, Not Another Hospital" and "Bread Not Bombs". Visit @hcw4pct and the link in their bio for more information on upcoming events and ways to take direct action

*******************************************************************************UCHC (UCONN Health) Twice Monthly Farmington Peace Vigil, 1st & 4th Thursdays, 5-6PM, Farmington Ave. (in front of UConn Health Center)

Twice Monthly Peace Vigil in Hartford: Not Another Child, Not Another Hospital
2nd & 3rd Thursdays 5-6PM

Corner of Asylum and Woodland Ave., down the street from St. Francis Hospital

(2) Instagram / @hcw4pct

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Sep
11
3:00 PM15:00

9/11 (Virtual) 3pm - What's the Plan? A Weekly Discussion with Indivisible's Co-Founders (please see caveat in the listing)

Thursdays, 3 - 4 PM EDT - Virtual

What’s the Plan? A Weekly Discussion with Indivisible’s Co-Founders organized by Indivisible

note: The founders of Indivisible are “liberal” zionists, which is why Indivisible National has not been supportive of the movement for justice for Palestine. That being said, many local groups and individual members are supportive, and also the strategies discussed are helpful to learn across movements

The onslaught of news, the chaos coming out of the White House – it’s all meant to overwhelm us. It’s a deliberate strategy to sow confusion and make us believe we are powerless to fight back.

The antidote: Coming together in community to process what’s happening, to sift through what’s important and what’s just noise, and coalesce around strategies for fighting back.

Join Indivisible co-founders Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin each week, as we carve out an hour to discuss what’s happening and – more importantly – what’s the plan.

It’s good to gather together and Leah and Ezra have great strategies for, well, what’s next.

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Sep
11
3:00 PM15:00

9/11 (Zoom) 3pm - JVP Power Half-Hour for Gaza: Channel grief & fear into action to stop a genocide

Weekdays @ 3:00 PM EDT

Power Half-Hour for Gaza: Channel grief & fear into action to stop a genocide

URGENT: We need all hands on deck now to act. If the Zoom room is full, join us here: Jewish Voice for Peace - YouTube

We must act together to demand the U.S. immediately de-escalate to prevent imminent genocide after 75 years of Israeli military occupation and apartheid. Invite your friends to this daily power-half hour to take action in political community. -Call on Congress to demand they stop fueling violence -Get messaging resources and pointers for having the hard conversations with people in your life -Intervene in the media narrative beating the drums of war against Palestinians Come to channel grief and fear into action to stop the bloodshed. All are welcome. All are needed.

To register: Webinar Registration - Zoom

Instagram / @jewishvoiceforpeace

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Sep
11
2:00 PM14:00

9/11 (Online) 2pm - Tell Your Electeds to Please Grow a Spine - Social Media Training with Field Team 6

September 11: PLEASE GROW A SPINE – SOCIAL MEDIA TRAINING!

by Field Team 6

Making our voices heard is crucial to building up momentum for the midterms and stopping Project 2025 in its tracks. Rallies and protests send a powerful message that we want our reps to stand up against corruption. And there's even more we can do, like amplifying messages on social media and bombarding politicians with feedback so they have to listen! And it's not just about criticizing them. If our reps do something good (lookin' at you, Senators Booker, Van Hollen, and Murphy!) we're happy to spread the word! And we can help train you to perfect the fine art of social stormin'. So join us Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays for a PleaseGrowASpine.org training sesh.

Sign up HERE. We'll explain it all, and get you posting effectively in no time!

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Sep
11
12:00 PM12:00

9/11 (in person, NH & VT) - Weekly Vigils @ City Plaza, Concord NH (12pm), Hardwick Peace Park, VT (2:30pm) and Middlebury Green VT (4pm)

Friends from Concord Friends Meeting will gather weekly for a Solemn Vigil (similar to the Dover vigils) for a permanent ceasefire between Israel and Palestinians in Gaza. Thursdays, noon-1pm: CITY PLAZA, Concord.

Thursday - HARDWICK VT, 2:30 - 3:30 PM at the Hardwick Peace Park.

Thursday - MIDDLEBURY VT, 4:00 - 4:30 PM at the very top of the Middlebury Green across the street from Vermont Federal Credit Union. Sponsored by Addison County, VT Jewish Voice for Peace.

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Sep
11
12:00 PM12:00

9/11 (in person, ME) Weekly Standouts Brunswick at Tontine Mall (12pm) & Newcastle-Damariscotta Bridge (3pm) + bi-weekly Rockland (4pm)

Brunswick Stand-Out, Thursdays, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM, Main Street in Front of the Tontine Mall,143 Maine Street, Brunswick, ME (map) Join PeaceWorks of Greater Brunswick, Maine at their weekly Vigil for Peace as they call for permanent ceasefire in Gaza.

Newcastle, Thursdays - 3PM, Newcastle-Damariscotta Bridge View Map

Rockland bi-weekly Stand-Out, every other Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM, Main St & Park St, Rockland, ME View Map

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Sep
11
12:00 PM12:00

9/11 (Zoom) 12pm - Jurists for Palestine Forum: Strategic Litigation in Focus: Individual Criminal Liability and Pursuing Accountability for Palestine

Date: Thursday, September 11 2025 Time: 12:00 - 1:30 PM EDT (18:00 – 19:30 CET || 19:00 – 20:30 Jerusalem) - Online via Zoom and Live on YouTube.

The webinar will be conducted in English. Simultaneous translation into Arabic will be available.

Registration is required: You can register here.

Webinar | Strategic Litigation in Focus: Individual Criminal Liability and Pursuing Accountability For Palestine

Jurists for Palestine Forum – Season 3 – Panel Discussion (6) 

Background: The humanitarian situation in Gaza continues to deteriorate amid Israel’s escalating military operations on Gaza city, leading to the forced displacement of thousands and exacerbating the starvation of the civilian population. As the genocidal war on Gaza approaches its 2nd year mark, the death toll has reached a staggering 61,722 fatalities, including 1,859 who were killed while trying to access food supplies and more than 13,594 injuries since 27 May 2025. Additionally, as of 22 August 2025, The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) Famine Review Committee (FRC) has declared famine in Gaza Governorate and a projection of it spreading across other parts of the Gaza Strip. Reporting on the ongoing atrocities has also come under sustained attack with at least 192 journalists deliberately targeted and killed by Israeli Occupation forces. On August 10, Israeli forces killed six journalists and two others were injured by a targeted strike in Gaza City, prompting international condemnations.

As the genocide in Gaza continues, increased violence perpetrated by settlers and Israeli occupying forces in the West Bank persists. On August 20, Israel gave final approval for a new settlement project in the area E1, an open tract of land east of Jerusalem, that would effectively divide the territory in two, further complicating the prospects for a two-state solution. 

Against this backdrop of unprecedented war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide, and other grave breaches of international law, civil society groups have continued to engage in strategic litigation efforts to seek justice and accountability for crimes, whether perpetrated directly or aided and abetted by third states, corporations, or individuals in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT). Strategic litigation, also known as impact litigation, is a legal strategy used to promote human rights, enforce international law, and bring about broader social change through policy, legislation and practice. This kind of litigation aims to clarify, protect, and fulfill rights, and can have a broader and lasting impact at the national, regional or international level. 

The legal framework established by the Geneva Conventions, Genocide Convention and the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC) provides for establishing individual criminal liability for committing, participating in, or aiding acts of aggression and other breaches of international law that sustain the unlawful occupation. As an international judicial body, the ICC was intended for pursuing individual perpetrators of international crimes that “deeply shock the conscience of humanity”

On November 21, 2024, the Court issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, charging them with crimes including starvation, attacks on civilians, murder, and persecution in Gaza. While the atrocities taking place in Gaza, and the individuals involved at the level of Israeli leadership, go far beyond the limited scope of the current arrest warrants, the Court has remained effectively paralyzed in issuing further warrants, particularly amid mounting pressure and escalating U.S. sanctions

In October 2024, the Hind Rajab Foundation filed a submission with the ICC accusing 1,000 Israeli soldiers of crimes in Gaza, often relying on the soldiers’ social media posts documenting their crimes. In March 2024, the International Centre of Justice for Palestinians (ICJP) launched the Global 195 Coalition, uniting lawyers across more than 20 jurisdictions to pursue accountability for alleged war crimes in Gaza. Over 80 lawyers are preparing complaints against suspected perpetrators of Israeli military operations present within their jurisdictions. In December 2023, US-based DAWN filed its first submission to the ICC prosecutor, implicating 40 Israeli commanders for their role in attacks on civilians, starvation, and blocking aid. As early as in March 2024, Law for Palestine submitted, with a broad endorsement of international partners, a communication to the ICC outlining genocidal intent of the Israeli war cabinet members. Utilising the principle of universal jurisdiction, there have been efforts to pursue justice in national legal systems as well. These cases include an investigation by Belgian authorities in October 2024 into the conduct of a Belgian-Israeli citizen in the Israel forces. 

Given these developments, establishing individual criminal liability for war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide plays a crucial role in the pursuit of justice and accountability committed in the entirety of the oPt, including in the West Bank where an Israeli policy of illegal settlement expansion is underway. According to the ICJ Advisory Opinion of July 2024, this settlement policy is considered part of Israel’s policies and practices that separates between the Palestinian population and the settlers, imposing a system of discrimination both juridical and physical. 

The webinar will address the following questions: what are the avenues available on the international and national levels to establish individual criminal liability? How are perpetrators identified, arrested, charged and prosecuted? What are the legal and political consequences of utilising this tool for legal accountability for war crimes and other human rights atrocities? 

In light of this, Law for Palestine in collaboration with the International Centre of Justice for Palestinians, the Palestinian Centre for Human Rights (PCHR) and Al-Haq is organising the second panel of a two-part online discussion to shed light on strategic litigation efforts in the context of atrocities occurring in Palestine. This session examines strategic litigation efforts led by civil society groups, focusing on their approaches to holding individual perpetrators accountable through the establishment of criminal liability whether through submissions to the ICC or in national jurisdictions. The session will focus specifically on litigation in relation to crimes perpetrated in the West Bank taking into consideration the 2024 ICJ Advisory Opinion and other relevant sources of international law.  

Speakers:

  1. Dania Abu El Haj, Senior Legal Officer at ICJP. 

  2. Natacha Bracq, Head of Litigation at Hind Rajab Foundation (HRF) 

  3. Basel Sourani, International Advocacy and Relations Officer at Palestinian Centre for Human Rights (PCHR)  

  4. Shane Darcy, Deputy Director of the Irish Centre for Human Rights in the School of Law at University of Galway

Moderator:

  • Hannah Bruinsma, Access to Justice Coordinator, Law for Palestine  

To participate in this discussion, you need to register, click here.

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Sep
11
12:00 PM12:00

9/11 (in person, MA) Women in Black Boston, Andover @ Raytheon, Salem, Newton (bi-weekly)Shelburne Falls, Malden, Grafton + Daily People's Hunger Strike Rally thru Oct 2, Boston

Women in Black Boston Peace Action Every Thursday, rain or shine, 12 noon-1 pm JFK Federal Building Plaza, Boston, entrance to Sen. Warren and Markey's offices in Boston. Women mainly attend but men/ALL are welcome! Wear black. Bring a sign that reads: "Stop the Genocide!" Or "End the occupation" Or "Peace" Or "Let Aid into Gaza!"

Support request! Join members of MVPP, MAPA, Veterans for Peace, and local Quaker Activists in solidarity! 🗓️ Every Thursday ⏱️ 2:30PM 📍Raytheon Andover. New Instagram Post: Join us on Thursday, the 77th anniversary of Nakba Day, at Raytheon Andover for a standout to say STOP ARMING ISRAEL. 📅 NAKBA DAY, Thursday, May 15th 🕑 2.30-3.30PM 📍 Raytheon Andover 350 Lowell Street Andover, MA (parking info on 2nd slide) Instagram / @merrimackvalley4palestine

The People’s Hunger Strike Weekday Standouts- EVERY Weekday!! Friday, September 5, 20253:00 PM - Thursday, October 2, 2025, 3:00 - 5:00 PM Outside JFK Federal Building, 15 Sudbury Street, Boston, MA - Join the People’s Hunger Strikers every weekday from 3-5pm outside the JFK Federal Building, where we will put public pressure on our federal representatives to end the genocide in Gaza. There will be additional events and activities planned during these standouts. Meet us on the Cambridge street side of the building near the Thermopylae statue, in front of the employee entrance. Bring signs, flags, pots , and pans with you! (2) Instagram / @peopleshungerstrike

Support Palestinian Liberation! Stop Gaza Starvation! Standout at the Salem Farmer’s Market, September 11, 4 - 6 PM ET - 21 Front St., Salem MA (2) Instagram / @northshoreforpalestine

Newton bi-weekly standout, Rep Auchincloss office, September 11, 4:00 PM, 29 Craft St., Newton MA flyer: September 11 Newton bi-weekly standout Auchincloss office - Adobe cloud storage - BLOCK THE BOMBS Rep. Auchincloss! https://www.blockthebombs.org/

Call him: 202-225-5931 and tell him to BLOCK THE BOMBS!

Shelburne Falls Standout, Weekly Thursdays 4:30 – 5:30pm, 3 State St., Shelburne Falls, MA In front of McCusker's Market.

Malden for Palestine Standouts 🇵🇸 Come stand Thursdays 5 - 6 PM @ Salem St. & Main St. (& Ferry St.) RSVP to let us know you're coming, or just show up! You can't miss us. ☀️Malden for Palestine Standouts 🇵🇸 (google.com) Bring a sign, wear your keffiyehs, or come with nothing and make a sign! 🪧Instagram post: @maldenforpalestine • Instagram photos and videos

Weekly Standout Protest for Freedom, Democracy and Palestinian Rights, Thursdays 5:00 - 5:30 pm, Grafton Common, Grafton MA Details: I hope that this protest will be intersectional. I'm currently feeling moved to speak out on the ICE abductions, but I invite you to bring signs for any cause that is moving you. We have much work to do, for freedom, for solidarity, for democracy and for Palestinian rights.

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Sep
11
11:00 AM11:00

9/11 (Zoom) 11am - Sabeel Online Thursday Service with Rev. Naim Ateek & guest Lynn Caldwell(Sabeel)

Thursdays @ 11:00 AM EDT - Zoom

Sabeel Thursday Service

Thursday, 11th of September

6pm Jerusalem / 11am ET / 8am PT­

Join for our weekly online service led by Rev. Naim Ateek and other friends. The service includes the Wave of Prayer, readings of the week, and a time of group reflections. This week's reflections will feature Lynn Caldwell on the readings from the 14th Sunday after Pentecost, which are available on the lectionary page.­

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Sep
11
11:00 AM11:00

9/11 (Online) 11am - Book Talk: The Non-Aligned World - Striking Out in an Era of Great Power Competition (Quincy Institute)

This Thurs @ 11 AM ET: Book Talk – The Non-Aligned World: Striking Out in an Era of Great Power Competition

A discussion of Jorge Heine's new book.

by the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft

As the rivalry between the United States, China, and Russia continues, a large number of states in Latin America, Asia, and Africa seek to work with all great powers. They do so in order to gain the most benefits from the global order and also form coalitions to solve regional and global challenges. In a co-authored new book titled, The Non-Aligned World: Striking Out in an Era of Great Power Competition, former Chilean diplomat and Quincy Institute non-resident fellow Jorge Heine explains the concept, its relevance in today’s world, and its implications for Latin America and other regions. Ambassador Heine will be in conversation with Sarang Shidore, director of the Global South Program at the Quincy Institute.

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Join us for a timely and important discussion with:

Jorge Heine - Jorge Heine is a non-resident fellow at the Quincy Institute. From 2019-2025, he was a research professor at the Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies at Boston University. He was previously a public policy fellow at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in D.C. Heine served as a cabinet minister in the Chilean government, as well as ambassador to China, India, & South Africa.

Sarang Shidore (Moderator) - Sarang Shidore is director of the Global South Program at the Quincy Institute. He was also a member of the adjunct faculty at George Washington University, where he taught a class on the geopolitics of climate change. He researches and writes on the geopolitics of the Global South, Asia, and climate change.

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Sep
11
10:00 AM10:00

9/11 (Zoom) 10am - Churches for Middle East Peace Weekly Briefing

A briefing on current news regarding the Hamas and Israel War

Our weekly briefings are back and we'd love to have you join us. A time of greater in-depth education of what's going on in Israel, Gaza, and the surrounding Middle East. Bring your questions and your curiosity as you hear CMEP leaders' expertise.

Thursdays
10:00 am - 10:30 am Eastern

RSVP: Thursday Briefing – Churches for Middle East Peace

Instagram / @churchesformep

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Sep
11
5:30 AM05:30

9/11 and every Thursday - Global Strike for Gaza

Global Strike for Gaza
Every Thursday, next on August 28th
An economic strike to shake global economies and demand governments listen to the global collective through sustained repetition. The call for action prioritizes a spending strike (no purchases of any kind on Thursdays), and limiting or avoiding money spent on transportation. Read more about this call to action.

Sept 11 post (2) Instagram / @globalstrikegaza

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