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WRITERS AGAINST THE WAR ON GAZA

To our friends,

Last night, at 2:30 a.m. local time, the Zionist entity — in violation of the terms of the ceasefire agreement — again accelerated its war on Gaza. The footage we are seeing is all the more horrifying because it is familiar: Hospitals filling with bodies; Palestinians killed in their sleep instead of waking up for suhoor; hundreds more injured by relentless, indiscriminate airstrikes. In a tweet, journalist Anas Al-Sharif wrote that it felt as if the first days of war had returned.

Today we woke up to the news that Israel has martyred 412 Palestinians so far in this latest round of killing. This latest assault comes after two weeks of the Occupation barring aid from reaching the besieged Gaza Strip, escalating an already dire famine.

The Israeli Occupation Forces have issued new displacement orders for several areas of Gaza, forcing people to once again gather their few belongings and head towards the unknown. Notably, these orders were announced after the bombing began. The Occupation attacks from the ground and from the sky with planes, tanks, and quadcopters, all under the falsified pretext that it is Hamas who has violated the ceasefire agreement. Israel never really ceased fire, instead attempting to unilaterally change the terms of the agreement.

Palestinians face total war wherever they carve out a home. In the occupied West Bank, the occupation army continues to carry out nighttime raids of cities and refugee camps. Zionist soldiers kidnap residents, destroy homes, and bulldoze the roads connecting villages. This campaign of terror has spread across the occupied West Bank since late January, displacing over 40,000 Palestinians. Yet all this would be news to you if, until now, you’d only read American newspapers.

To abet these attacks, Trump’s government has expanded its racist campaign against immigrants to include those who speak against genocide and for liberation. The abductions of Mahmoud Khalil and Leqaa Korda, the deportation of Dr. Rasha Alawieh, and the firing of Helyeh Doutaghi, to name a few instances of desperate, fascist repression, are meant to extinguish the liberation movement in the diaspora. Zionists in Israel and in America, whose relentless manufacturing of consent has failed to outpace support for Palestinian resistance, must now resort to the crudest forms of silencing as they plan to commit this new phase of the genocide under cover of darkness.

They won’t succeed.

We are asking you and ourselves: What kind of world are we willing to fight for? What is the purpose of our movements if not to respond to moments like this with the full force of our collective power? Fascism tries to convince us that our work is fruitless, that we cannot match the pace of the death machine. But there is power yet to take, rights we must make. So do not lose heart. Remain focused and steadfast until Palestine is liberated, from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea.


Read on to learn how to get involved and save the living.

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Attend an emergency protest in your city: 

New York City, NY:

  • Times Square (W. 43rd St. & Broadway)
    Tuesday, March 18 - 6:00 pm

  • The Trump Building (40 Wall Street)
    Wednesday, March 19 - 3:00 pm


Washington, D.C.: 

  • The White House

    Tuesday, March 18 - 7:00 pm

Los Angeles, CA:

  • UCLA (425 Westwood Plaza)

    Tuesday, March 18 - 11:30 am

Boston, MA: 

  • Park Street MBTA Station (120 Park St, Boston, MA)

    Tuesday, March 18 - 5 pm

Providence, RI:

  • Textron HQ (40 Westminster St)

    Tuesday, March 18 - 6 pm

Dallas, TX: 

  • Raytheon (1717 E City Line Dr)

    Tuesday, March 18 - 4:30 pm 

Austin, TX: 

  • Waterloo Park Lebermann Plaza (500 E 12th St)

    Wednesday, March 19th - 5:30 pm 

Phoenix, AZ: 

  • Tempe Beach Park

    Tuesday, March 18 - 6 pm

San Francisco, CA:

  • Zionist Consulate (456 Montgomery St)

    Tuesday, March 18 - 6 pm

Seattle, WS:

  • UW Station

    Tuesday, March 18 - 5:30 pm

Toronto, Canada:

  • Yonge-Dundas Sq.

    Tuesday, March 18 - 5:30 pm

Ottawa, Canada:

  • Human Rights Monument

    Tuesday, March 18 - 5:30 pm

London:

  • Parliament Square Assembly

    Tuesday, March 18 - 5:45 pm

Donate an eSim

Since October 2023 every photo you have seen from Gaza has come through an eSIM. Without your generosity Gaza would be totally isolated, eSIMs are saving lives and showing the world the genocide. 

  • Donate to Connecting Humanity to buy new eSims

  • Donate to Crips for eSIMs to help maintain and repair hundreds of already active eSims

Follow, support and spread the word from Palestinian journalists 

  • Hossam Shabat 

  • Abubaker Abed

  • Anas Al-Sharif

  • Hind Khoudary 

  • Mariam Barghouti

We leave you with the words of Helyeh Doutaghi, 

The reason we are being repressed the way we are in the United States is precisely because of the defeat that Americans, and the Zionists, and their allies, suffered in Gaza and in Palestine. It’s also the defeat of their propaganda. We saw unprecedented protest and push in the streets, in the schools…that indicates the defeat of the Zionist propaganda — despite the millions and millions in corporate media wasted … All the other countries complicit in this genocide, they funded this … because American universities are truly the intellectual arm of U.S. imperialism. And so this defeat has led them to feel so terrified — as their decline accelerates, they are terrified, and so they have to go all out to oppress any and all voices…we owe it to the Palestinians [to speak up]. This is the least we can do. Because if we don’t, we are telling the genociders that our voices are expendable. We can’t afford to live in a country — to let them normalize genocide.

Until liberation,

W.A.W.O.G.

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1) This portrait of a newspaper in the rubble of Gaza was taken by photographer Omar Haddad. Read more about it here. Donate to help Omar and his family here.

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