Activism is a very personal thing, even though it necessitates a community effort. Everyone has somewhere they fit within activism as everyone has different needs, priorities & accommodations to be met.
Below are some examples of ways to advocate for Palestinian liberation. You can choose one path to follow or multiple; it’s all based on your current interests & abilities.
Volunteer-powered, majority BIPOC-led nonprofit centered on solidarity, deferring to community leadership in Gaza and Sudan.
Connecting Humanity advocates for and provides internet access as a human right, especially for access to information.
Millions of Palestinians living under Israel’s military occupation and as refugees are being denied their rights to health and dignity.
The Antonine Friendship Link is a humanitarian organisation raising awareness of issues caused by the occupation of Palestine.
Connecting Humanity advocates for and provides internet access as a human right, especially for access to information.
We're a grassroots collective advocating for Palestinian liberation, sharing resources and strategic actions to drive political change.
Millions of Palestinians living under Israel’s military occupation and as refugees are being denied their rights to health and dignity.
Volunteer-powered, majority BIPOC-led nonprofit centered on solidarity, deferring to community leadership in Gaza and Sudan.
The Falkirk pension fund are currently investing 28.2 million in arms companies that are sending arms to Israel.
Home Bargains is an ambitious company aiming to expand from its current 600 stores to 1,000 stores nationwide.
The JNF (Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael) was founded in 1901 to support land development and Zionist settlement activities in Israel.
Protect Palestine is a call for justice, urging an end to violence, support for human rights, and lasting peace.
Stop all UK military support for Israel in Gaza: no weapons, surveillance flights, or training during the crisis.
Activism is a very personal thing even though it necessitates a community effort. Everyone has somewhere they fit within activism as everyone has different needs, priorities & accommodations to be met. Below are some examples of ways to advocate for Palestinian liberation. You can choose one path to follow or multiple, it’s all based on your current interests & abilities.
Report on situations/incidents coming from Palestine – news reports, journal entries, collation of photos/videos, personal interviews. Attend protests & demonstrations. Write a sign, give a speech to the crowd, or just be part of the people calling for change at these demos.
Read about Palestine & the long struggle for liberation then discuss with loved ones to help them understand the plight of Palestinians to this day.
Research your local council to see if they’re complicit in this genocide as well as other war crimes by investing in arms manufacturing. Check into the bank you use to identify arms manufacturing investments and either move to a bank that isn’t complicit or write to your bank telling them to divest from these atrocities.
Speak to people about the things you see & learn about Palestine. Do you see the holocaust being livestreamed on social media? Save these videos, share these videos, describe to people about the hardships being faced. Yes, there is extreme violence carried out by the IDF/IOF but even finding water is such a struggle. No clean water, desalination plants bombed and destroyed, walking miles through burning sun & flying bullets and waiting in queues for hours to receive a jug of dirty water. How far do you travel for water? Is it clean water? Is it fresh water? Do you pour it straight from the tap? Do you even drink water? Or is it too dull & boring for your tastes?
Explore trusted resources, organisations, and movements dedicated to Palestinian justice. From research to activism, we connect our communities with knowledge, solidarity, and tools to support freedom, equality, and lasting peace.