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To commemorate Black History Month in the United States, °®Âþµº looks at seven African American activists who used their voices to support Palestine.
As Israel continues its ferocious onslaught against the civilians of Gaza, Palestinian students studying in Morocco are watching in horror, powerless to do anything except struggle daily to make contact and check their families are OK.
The West's violent history towards the Jewish people has legitimised blanket support for Israel's ongoing occupation and criminalised pro-Palestinian voices.
Since Israel began its deadliest assault ever on Gaza, a global, intersectional protest movement has surged, in which social justice movements are recognising that their struggles are indivisible with the fight for justice in Palestine.
Modi's India and Netanyahu's Israel are close bedfellows. Their disdain for political Islam has led to an ever-increasing political and strategic relationship. While pro-Israel demonstrations are condoned, pro-Palestinian marches have been crushed.
Syrians in isolated rebel-held northwest Syria have rallied to support Gaza, fundraising in mosques and holding protests and vigils, even in the midst of an escalating regime bombing campaign, as they say, "From Idlib to Gaza, the wound is one".
Israel's grip on the media narrative has extended online. Palestinian coverage of Gaza has been silenced and censored on social media, with many accounts facing 'shadow bans'. But now pro-Palestinian accounts have found new ways to fight back.
Football has always had a special capacity to transcend the tragedies of war and occupation, as demonstrated by Palestine's southern neighbour Egypt, a country whose spirit remains unbreakable and steadfast in Palestine's fight for justice.
![Two elderly men in Yibna camp [Mohammed Alhajjar/Al-Araby Al-Jadeed]](/sites/default/files/styles/large_16_9/public/2023-05/3_37.jpg?h=d1cb525d&itok=lsJiEb1_)
On the 75th anniversary of the Nakba, during which around 750,000 Palestinians were ethnically cleansed from over 500 villages, residents of Yibna camp recall how those who fled Yibna resettled together in Gaza, dreaming of return.
On 30 March Palestinians commemorate the 47th anniversary of Land Day, reaffirming their unbreakable bond to the land of historic Palestine despite the many challenges they face in resisting Israel's continued policies of displacement.