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This year, we will be directing donations to our friends at PALSHIELD!

PALSHIELD is a humanitarian initiative focused on supporting vulnerable Palestinian communities facing ongoing threats to their safety & livelihoods. Working through trusted local partners & village councils, PALSHIELD provides essential protective equipment, emergency supplies, & coordination support to help Palestinian families remain safe & resilient in their homes. The initiative emphasizes practical, community-driven solutions that strengthen local capacity while maintaining accountability & discretion. Funds donated will support PALSHIELD in their mission to support the 2026 Olive Harvest.

“For Palestinian families in the West Bank, the olive harvest is the economic backbone of rural life – primary income, cultural continuity, land connection. UN experts declared 2024 the “most dangerous olive season ever” for Palestinian farmers. October 2025 was the single highest month of settler violence since OCHA began documenting in 2006. That is why these funds are so important. Specifically, the funds will be used for Protective Presence, Harvest Support, Infrastructure Kits, & Documentation.

This year, we will be directing donations to our friends at PALSHIELD!

PALSHIELD is a humanitarian initiative focused on supporting vulnerable Palestinian communities facing ongoing threats to their safety & livelihoods. Working through trusted local partners & village councils, PALSHIELD provides essential protective equipment, emergency supplies, & coordination support to help Palestinian families remain safe & resilient in their homes. The initiative emphasizes practical, community-driven solutions that strengthen local capacity while maintaining accountability & discretion. Funds donated will support PALSHIELD in their mission to support the 2026 Olive Harvest.

“For Palestinian families in the West Bank, the olive harvest is the economic backbone of rural life – primary income, cultural continuity, land connection. UN experts declared 2024 the “most dangerous olive season ever” for Palestinian farmers. October 2025 was the single highest month of settler violence since OCHA began documenting in 2006. That is why these funds are so important. Specifically, the funds will be used for Protective Presence, Harvest Support, Infrastructure Kits, & Documentation.

This year, we will be directing donations to our friends at PALSHIELD!

PALSHIELD is a humanitarian initiative focused on supporting vulnerable Palestinian communities facing ongoing threats to their safety & livelihoods. Working through trusted local partners & village councils, PALSHIELD provides essential protective equipment, emergency supplies, & coordination support to help Palestinian families remain safe & resilient in their homes. The initiative emphasizes practical, community-driven solutions that strengthen local capacity while maintaining accountability & discretion. Funds donated will support PALSHIELD in their mission to support the 2026 Olive Harvest.

“For Palestinian families in the West Bank, the olive harvest is the economic backbone of rural life – primary income, cultural continuity, land connection. UN experts declared 2024 the “most dangerous olive season ever” for Palestinian farmers. October 2025 was the single highest month of settler violence since OCHA began documenting in 2006. That is why these funds are so important. Specifically, the funds will be used for Protective Presence, Harvest Support, Infrastructure Kits, & Documentation.

This year, we will be directing donations to our friends at PALSHIELD!

PALSHIELD is a humanitarian initiative focused on supporting vulnerable Palestinian communities facing ongoing threats to their safety & livelihoods. Working through trusted local partners & village councils, PALSHIELD provides essential protective equipment, emergency supplies, & coordination support to help Palestinian families remain safe & resilient in their homes. The initiative emphasizes practical, community-driven solutions that strengthen local capacity while maintaining accountability & discretion. Funds donated will support PALSHIELD in their mission to support the 2026 Olive Harvest.

“For Palestinian families in the West Bank, the olive harvest is the economic backbone of rural life – primary income, cultural continuity, land connection. UN experts declared 2024 the “most dangerous olive season ever” for Palestinian farmers. October 2025 was the single highest month of settler violence since OCHA began documenting in 2006. That is why these funds are so important. Specifically, the funds will be used for Protective Presence, Harvest Support, Infrastructure Kits, & Documentation.

REMINDER: Our teach-in on settler violence is coming up soon.
This teach-in will break down who settlers are & help us understand how this system operates in everyday life for Palestinians.

We are gathering to challenge the normalization of oppression against Palestinians & to understand how solidarity must move beyond awareness into action.

Solidarity means helping Palestinians remain rooted on their land, sustaining life, community, & livelihood in the face of displacement.

Join us to learn, connect, & be in solidarity.
📍 Price Hill Library
🗓 May 20th, 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM

Tea & snacks will be served.
Register here: https://luma.com/yo2kb53b

REMINDER: Our teach-in on settler violence is coming up soon.
This teach-in will break down who settlers are & help us understand how this system operates in everyday life for Palestinians.

We are gathering to challenge the normalization of oppression against Palestinians & to understand how solidarity must move beyond awareness into action.

Solidarity means helping Palestinians remain rooted on their land, sustaining life, community, & livelihood in the face of displacement.

Join us to learn, connect, & be in solidarity.
📍 Price Hill Library
🗓 May 20th, 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM

Tea & snacks will be served.
Register here: https://luma.com/yo2kb53b

REMINDER: Our teach-in on settler violence is coming up soon.
This teach-in will break down who settlers are & help us understand how this system operates in everyday life for Palestinians.

We are gathering to challenge the normalization of oppression against Palestinians & to understand how solidarity must move beyond awareness into action.

Solidarity means helping Palestinians remain rooted on their land, sustaining life, community, & livelihood in the face of displacement.

Join us to learn, connect, & be in solidarity.
📍 Price Hill Library
🗓 May 20th, 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM

Tea & snacks will be served.
Register here: https://luma.com/yo2kb53b

We're less than 3 weeks away from the 3rd Annual International Children's Day event at Imago (700 Enright Ave) on June 6th from 12 - 5 PM!

The purpose of International Children’s Day is to celebrate multiculturalism & diversity. We aim to provide meaningful opportunities for children to engage, play, learn, & uphold joy, while also empowering children to act. In addition to upholding children’s fundamental right to joy & safety, we also want to educate attendees on barriers to children’s rights, including systematic exploitation & state sanctioned violence. Though we emphasize the lives & expereinces of Palestinian children under occupation & genocide, we highlight the interconnectedness domestically & globally.

This year, we will be directing donations to our friends at PALSHIELD. PALSHIELD is a humanitarian initiative focused on supporting vulnerable Palestinian communities facing ongoing threats to their safety & livelihoods. Working through trusted local partners & village councils, PALSHIELD provides essential protective equipment, emergency supplies, & coordination support to help Palestinian families remain safe & resilient in their homes. The initiative emphasizes practical, community-driven solutions that strengthen local capacity while maintaining accountability & discretion. Funds donated will support PALSHIELD in their mission to support the 2026 Olive Harvest.

“For Palestinian families in the West Bank, the olive harvest is the economic backbone of rural life – primary income, cultural continuity, land connection. UN experts declared 2024 the “most dangerous olive season ever” for Palestinian farmers. October 2025 was the single highest month of settler violence since OCHA began documenting in 2006. That is why these funds are so important. Specifically, the funds will be used for Protective Presence, Harvest Support, Infrastructure Kits, & Documentation.

We hope to see you there & if you're looking to help out in anyway, please reach out!

We're less than 3 weeks away from the 3rd Annual International Children's Day event at Imago (700 Enright Ave) on June 6th from 12 - 5 PM!

The purpose of International Children’s Day is to celebrate multiculturalism & diversity. We aim to provide meaningful opportunities for children to engage, play, learn, & uphold joy, while also empowering children to act. In addition to upholding children’s fundamental right to joy & safety, we also want to educate attendees on barriers to children’s rights, including systematic exploitation & state sanctioned violence. Though we emphasize the lives & expereinces of Palestinian children under occupation & genocide, we highlight the interconnectedness domestically & globally.

This year, we will be directing donations to our friends at PALSHIELD. PALSHIELD is a humanitarian initiative focused on supporting vulnerable Palestinian communities facing ongoing threats to their safety & livelihoods. Working through trusted local partners & village councils, PALSHIELD provides essential protective equipment, emergency supplies, & coordination support to help Palestinian families remain safe & resilient in their homes. The initiative emphasizes practical, community-driven solutions that strengthen local capacity while maintaining accountability & discretion. Funds donated will support PALSHIELD in their mission to support the 2026 Olive Harvest.

“For Palestinian families in the West Bank, the olive harvest is the economic backbone of rural life – primary income, cultural continuity, land connection. UN experts declared 2024 the “most dangerous olive season ever” for Palestinian farmers. October 2025 was the single highest month of settler violence since OCHA began documenting in 2006. That is why these funds are so important. Specifically, the funds will be used for Protective Presence, Harvest Support, Infrastructure Kits, & Documentation.

We hope to see you there & if you're looking to help out in anyway, please reach out!

REMINDER: Our teach-in on settler violence is coming up soon.
This teach-in will break down who settlers are and help us understand how this system operates in everyday life for Palestinians.
We are gathering to challenge the normalization of oppression against Palestinians and to understand how solidarity must move beyond awareness into action.
Solidarity means helping Palestinians remain rooted on their land, sustaining life, community, and livelihood in the face of displacement.
Join us to learn, connect, and be in solidarity.
📍 Price Hill Library
🗓 May 20th, 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM
Tea and snacks will be served.
Register here: https://luma.com/yo2kb53b

Your drink on Thursday supports art installations, activities, cultural performances, & educational booths which helps CPSC & @sjp_uc create a safer space for kids to be heard, seen, & joyful while we confront the realities they face with honesty, dignity, & solidarity. Every contribution goes directly toward creating a welcoming space rooted in justice & collective care for people of all ages.

This year, our event will be raising funds for our friends at @palshield. PALSHIELD is a humanitarian initiative focused on supporting vulnerable Palestinian communities facing ongoing threats to their safety & livelihoods. Working through trusted local partners & village councils, PALSHIELD provides essential protective equipment, emergency supplies, & coordination support to help Palestinian families remain safe & resilient in their homes. The initiative emphasizes practical, community-driven solutions that strengthen local capacity while maintaining accountability & discretion. PALSHIELD will used the funds in their mission to support Palestinian Farmers in the 2026 Olive Harvest.

“For Palestinian families in the West Bank, the olive harvest is the economic backbone of rural life – primary income, cultural continuity, land connection. UN experts declared 2024 the “most dangerous olive season ever” for Palestinian farmers. October 2025 was the single highest month of settler violence since OCHA began documenting in 2006. That is why these funds are so important. Specifically, the funds will be used for Protective Presence, Harvest Support, Infrastructure Kits, & Documentation.

Honor International Children’s Day by helping us put on an event that centers Palestinian children & children everywhere living under occupation, displacement, & war.

If we're able to meet our goal ahead of our event, all funds raised will be directed to PALSHIELD!

Thanks to @urban.artifact for hosting us!

Settler violence doesn’t begin or end with headlines.
It is systemic. It is organized. It is ongoing. And it is carried out with protection and no accountability under military occupation.
We are hosting a teach in to name what is often left out of the conversation.
We will break down how settler violence shows up in everyday life. Land, homes, children and survival itself.
A structure designed to make life feel impossible for Palestinians.
Join us to learn about olive harvest season and ways to show up in solidarity on the ground.
📍 Price Hill Library. 970 Purcell Ave. Cincinnati, 45205
🗓 May 20th 2026
⏰ 6:00 pm

Settler violence doesn’t begin or end with headlines.
It is systemic. It is organized. It is ongoing. And it is carried out with protection and no accountability under military occupation.
We are hosting a teach in to name what is often left out of the conversation.
We will break down how settler violence shows up in everyday life. Land, homes, children and survival itself.
A structure designed to make life feel impossible for Palestinians.
Join us to learn about olive harvest season and ways to show up in solidarity on the ground.
📍 Price Hill Library. 970 Purcell Ave. Cincinnati, 45205
🗓 May 20th 2026
⏰ 6:00 pm

Q1 laid the foundation -- strengthening systems and preparing for Olive Harvest 2026.

Read the full report + get involved.

Palshield.org

Join us for a commemoration of Palestinian Prisoners Day Saturday, April 18th, at noon (12pm EST) in person at the University of Cincinnati in the Old Chemistry Building, Room 560, or virtually via Zoom (https://ucincinnati.zoom.us/j/83401506696). Light refreshments will be provided. 

Our discussion will focus on the role and impact of political prisoners within the Palestinian cause, as well as recent developments, including execution orders and the legalization of sexual violence in Israeli prisons, with special guest S’ad Nimer, a former Palestinian political prisoner and professor at Birzeit University, popularly called the “University of Martyrs.” We will also have members of PAL-Shield give a short talk on ways to support Palestinians on the ground being plagued by illegal Israeli settler attacks.

We will also be having a letter-writing portion to our political prisoners here on Turtle Island who are being held for their commitment and sacrifices to the Palestinian cause. 

Ya’kub Ira

Shukri Abu baker

Tarek Barzouk

Jakhi McCray

Ghassan Elashi

***address correction**** Please send to:
Ghassan Elashi 29687-177
FCI Beaumont
Federal Correctional Institution
P.O. Box 26040
Beaumont, TX 77720

If you would like to write to them, please look at our letter-writing guideline for sending letters to our honorable brothers.

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*DISCLAIMER*
UC SJP or “Students for Justice in Palestine” is registered with the University of Cincinnati. Registration shall not be construed as the University of Cincinnati’s approval, disapproval, endorsement, or sponsorship of the student organization’s publications, activities, statements, purposes, actions, or positions

Join us for a commemoration of Palestinian Prisoners Day Saturday, April 18th, at noon (12pm EST) in person at the University of Cincinnati in the Old Chemistry Building, Room 560, or virtually via Zoom (https://ucincinnati.zoom.us/j/83401506696). Light refreshments will be provided. 

Our discussion will focus on the role and impact of political prisoners within the Palestinian cause, as well as recent developments, including execution orders and the legalization of sexual violence in Israeli prisons, with special guest S’ad Nimer, a former Palestinian political prisoner and professor at Birzeit University, popularly called the “University of Martyrs.” We will also have members of PAL-Shield give a short talk on ways to support Palestinians on the ground being plagued by illegal Israeli settler attacks.

We will also be having a letter-writing portion to our political prisoners here on Turtle Island who are being held for their commitment and sacrifices to the Palestinian cause. 

Ya’kub Ira

Shukri Abu baker

Tarek Barzouk

Jakhi McCray

Ghassan Elashi

***address correction**** Please send to:
Ghassan Elashi 29687-177
FCI Beaumont
Federal Correctional Institution
P.O. Box 26040
Beaumont, TX 77720

If you would like to write to them, please look at our letter-writing guideline for sending letters to our honorable brothers.

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*DISCLAIMER*
UC SJP or “Students for Justice in Palestine” is registered with the University of Cincinnati. Registration shall not be construed as the University of Cincinnati’s approval, disapproval, endorsement, or sponsorship of the student organization’s publications, activities, statements, purposes, actions, or positions

Join us for a commemoration of Palestinian Prisoners Day Saturday, April 18th, at noon (12pm EST) in person at the University of Cincinnati in the Old Chemistry Building, Room 560, or virtually via Zoom (https://ucincinnati.zoom.us/j/83401506696). Light refreshments will be provided. 

Our discussion will focus on the role and impact of political prisoners within the Palestinian cause, as well as recent developments, including execution orders and the legalization of sexual violence in Israeli prisons, with special guest S’ad Nimer, a former Palestinian political prisoner and professor at Birzeit University, popularly called the “University of Martyrs.” We will also have members of PAL-Shield give a short talk on ways to support Palestinians on the ground being plagued by illegal Israeli settler attacks.

We will also be having a letter-writing portion to our political prisoners here on Turtle Island who are being held for their commitment and sacrifices to the Palestinian cause. 

Ya’kub Ira

Shukri Abu baker

Tarek Barzouk

Jakhi McCray

Ghassan Elashi

***address correction**** Please send to:
Ghassan Elashi 29687-177
FCI Beaumont
Federal Correctional Institution
P.O. Box 26040
Beaumont, TX 77720

If you would like to write to them, please look at our letter-writing guideline for sending letters to our honorable brothers.

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*

*DISCLAIMER*
UC SJP or “Students for Justice in Palestine” is registered with the University of Cincinnati. Registration shall not be construed as the University of Cincinnati’s approval, disapproval, endorsement, or sponsorship of the student organization’s publications, activities, statements, purposes, actions, or positions

Join us for a commemoration of Palestinian Prisoners Day Saturday, April 18th, at noon (12pm EST) in person at the University of Cincinnati in the Old Chemistry Building, Room 560, or virtually via Zoom (https://ucincinnati.zoom.us/j/83401506696). Light refreshments will be provided. 

Our discussion will focus on the role and impact of political prisoners within the Palestinian cause, as well as recent developments, including execution orders and the legalization of sexual violence in Israeli prisons, with special guest S’ad Nimer, a former Palestinian political prisoner and professor at Birzeit University, popularly called the “University of Martyrs.” We will also have members of PAL-Shield give a short talk on ways to support Palestinians on the ground being plagued by illegal Israeli settler attacks.

We will also be having a letter-writing portion to our political prisoners here on Turtle Island who are being held for their commitment and sacrifices to the Palestinian cause. 

Ya’kub Ira

Shukri Abu baker

Tarek Barzouk

Jakhi McCray

Ghassan Elashi

***address correction**** Please send to:
Ghassan Elashi 29687-177
FCI Beaumont
Federal Correctional Institution
P.O. Box 26040
Beaumont, TX 77720

If you would like to write to them, please look at our letter-writing guideline for sending letters to our honorable brothers.

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*DISCLAIMER*
UC SJP or “Students for Justice in Palestine” is registered with the University of Cincinnati. Registration shall not be construed as the University of Cincinnati’s approval, disapproval, endorsement, or sponsorship of the student organization’s publications, activities, statements, purposes, actions, or positions

Join us for a commemoration of Palestinian Prisoners Day Saturday, April 18th, at noon (12pm EST) in person at the University of Cincinnati in the Old Chemistry Building, Room 560, or virtually via Zoom (https://ucincinnati.zoom.us/j/83401506696). Light refreshments will be provided. 

Our discussion will focus on the role and impact of political prisoners within the Palestinian cause, as well as recent developments, including execution orders and the legalization of sexual violence in Israeli prisons, with special guest S’ad Nimer, a former Palestinian political prisoner and professor at Birzeit University, popularly called the “University of Martyrs.” We will also have members of PAL-Shield give a short talk on ways to support Palestinians on the ground being plagued by illegal Israeli settler attacks.

We will also be having a letter-writing portion to our political prisoners here on Turtle Island who are being held for their commitment and sacrifices to the Palestinian cause. 

Ya’kub Ira

Shukri Abu baker

Tarek Barzouk

Jakhi McCray

Ghassan Elashi

***address correction**** Please send to:
Ghassan Elashi 29687-177
FCI Beaumont
Federal Correctional Institution
P.O. Box 26040
Beaumont, TX 77720

If you would like to write to them, please look at our letter-writing guideline for sending letters to our honorable brothers.

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*DISCLAIMER*
UC SJP or “Students for Justice in Palestine” is registered with the University of Cincinnati. Registration shall not be construed as the University of Cincinnati’s approval, disapproval, endorsement, or sponsorship of the student organization’s publications, activities, statements, purposes, actions, or positions

Join us for a commemoration of Palestinian Prisoners Day Saturday, April 18th, at noon (12pm EST) in person at the University of Cincinnati in the Old Chemistry Building, Room 560, or virtually via Zoom (https://ucincinnati.zoom.us/j/83401506696). Light refreshments will be provided. 

Our discussion will focus on the role and impact of political prisoners within the Palestinian cause, as well as recent developments, including execution orders and the legalization of sexual violence in Israeli prisons, with special guest S’ad Nimer, a former Palestinian political prisoner and professor at Birzeit University, popularly called the “University of Martyrs.” We will also have members of PAL-Shield give a short talk on ways to support Palestinians on the ground being plagued by illegal Israeli settler attacks.

We will also be having a letter-writing portion to our political prisoners here on Turtle Island who are being held for their commitment and sacrifices to the Palestinian cause. 

Ya’kub Ira

Shukri Abu baker

Tarek Barzouk

Jakhi McCray

Ghassan Elashi

***address correction**** Please send to:
Ghassan Elashi 29687-177
FCI Beaumont
Federal Correctional Institution
P.O. Box 26040
Beaumont, TX 77720

If you would like to write to them, please look at our letter-writing guideline for sending letters to our honorable brothers.

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*DISCLAIMER*
UC SJP or “Students for Justice in Palestine” is registered with the University of Cincinnati. Registration shall not be construed as the University of Cincinnati’s approval, disapproval, endorsement, or sponsorship of the student organization’s publications, activities, statements, purposes, actions, or positions

Join us for a commemoration of Palestinian Prisoners Day Saturday, April 18th, at noon (12pm EST) in person at the University of Cincinnati in the Old Chemistry Building, Room 560, or virtually via Zoom (https://ucincinnati.zoom.us/j/83401506696). Light refreshments will be provided. 

Our discussion will focus on the role and impact of political prisoners within the Palestinian cause, as well as recent developments, including execution orders and the legalization of sexual violence in Israeli prisons, with special guest S’ad Nimer, a former Palestinian political prisoner and professor at Birzeit University, popularly called the “University of Martyrs.” We will also have members of PAL-Shield give a short talk on ways to support Palestinians on the ground being plagued by illegal Israeli settler attacks.

We will also be having a letter-writing portion to our political prisoners here on Turtle Island who are being held for their commitment and sacrifices to the Palestinian cause. 

Ya’kub Ira

Shukri Abu baker

Tarek Barzouk

Jakhi McCray

Ghassan Elashi

***address correction**** Please send to:
Ghassan Elashi 29687-177
FCI Beaumont
Federal Correctional Institution
P.O. Box 26040
Beaumont, TX 77720

If you would like to write to them, please look at our letter-writing guideline for sending letters to our honorable brothers.

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*DISCLAIMER*
UC SJP or “Students for Justice in Palestine” is registered with the University of Cincinnati. Registration shall not be construed as the University of Cincinnati’s approval, disapproval, endorsement, or sponsorship of the student organization’s publications, activities, statements, purposes, actions, or positions

Join us for a commemoration of Palestinian Prisoners Day Saturday, April 18th, at noon (12pm EST) in person at the University of Cincinnati in the Old Chemistry Building, Room 560, or virtually via Zoom (https://ucincinnati.zoom.us/j/83401506696). Light refreshments will be provided. 

Our discussion will focus on the role and impact of political prisoners within the Palestinian cause, as well as recent developments, including execution orders and the legalization of sexual violence in Israeli prisons, with special guest S’ad Nimer, a former Palestinian political prisoner and professor at Birzeit University, popularly called the “University of Martyrs.” We will also have members of PAL-Shield give a short talk on ways to support Palestinians on the ground being plagued by illegal Israeli settler attacks.

We will also be having a letter-writing portion to our political prisoners here on Turtle Island who are being held for their commitment and sacrifices to the Palestinian cause. 

Ya’kub Ira

Shukri Abu baker

Tarek Barzouk

Jakhi McCray

Ghassan Elashi

***address correction**** Please send to:
Ghassan Elashi 29687-177
FCI Beaumont
Federal Correctional Institution
P.O. Box 26040
Beaumont, TX 77720

If you would like to write to them, please look at our letter-writing guideline for sending letters to our honorable brothers.

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*

*DISCLAIMER*
UC SJP or “Students for Justice in Palestine” is registered with the University of Cincinnati. Registration shall not be construed as the University of Cincinnati’s approval, disapproval, endorsement, or sponsorship of the student organization’s publications, activities, statements, purposes, actions, or positions

Faz3a Campaign Launches Its Second Phase to Protect Land and Strengthen Palestinian Resilience

Yesterday , Faz3a Campaign officially launched its second phase aimed at protecting Palestinian land and strengthening the resilience of local communities. Our volunteers headed to the town of Attara, where they worked alongside farmer Reem Al-Najjar to plow, clean, and rehabilitate her land for cultivation.

This phase focuses on land restoration and maintaining a continuous presence on threatened lands. Under Israeli regulations, land can be declared “state land” and confiscated if it is not cultivated for three consecutive years. In addition, aerial surveillance is conducted periodically to monitor land use, putting many Palestinian lands at risk of confiscation.

Many landowners are often denied access to their lands, and those who attempt to reach them frequently face harassment or attacks by settlers and military forces. In this context, collective action and protective presence become essential tools to safeguard these lands.

The presence of volunteers on the land is not only agricultural support — it is a message that the land remains alive through the people who care for it and those who stand in solidarity with them.

Faz3a continues because land survives through those who protect and cultivate it.

Faz3a Campaign Launches Its Second Phase to Protect Land and Strengthen Palestinian Resilience

Yesterday , Faz3a Campaign officially launched its second phase aimed at protecting Palestinian land and strengthening the resilience of local communities. Our volunteers headed to the town of Attara, where they worked alongside farmer Reem Al-Najjar to plow, clean, and rehabilitate her land for cultivation.

This phase focuses on land restoration and maintaining a continuous presence on threatened lands. Under Israeli regulations, land can be declared “state land” and confiscated if it is not cultivated for three consecutive years. In addition, aerial surveillance is conducted periodically to monitor land use, putting many Palestinian lands at risk of confiscation.

Many landowners are often denied access to their lands, and those who attempt to reach them frequently face harassment or attacks by settlers and military forces. In this context, collective action and protective presence become essential tools to safeguard these lands.

The presence of volunteers on the land is not only agricultural support — it is a message that the land remains alive through the people who care for it and those who stand in solidarity with them.

Faz3a continues because land survives through those who protect and cultivate it.

Faz3a Campaign Launches Its Second Phase to Protect Land and Strengthen Palestinian Resilience

Yesterday , Faz3a Campaign officially launched its second phase aimed at protecting Palestinian land and strengthening the resilience of local communities. Our volunteers headed to the town of Attara, where they worked alongside farmer Reem Al-Najjar to plow, clean, and rehabilitate her land for cultivation.

This phase focuses on land restoration and maintaining a continuous presence on threatened lands. Under Israeli regulations, land can be declared “state land” and confiscated if it is not cultivated for three consecutive years. In addition, aerial surveillance is conducted periodically to monitor land use, putting many Palestinian lands at risk of confiscation.

Many landowners are often denied access to their lands, and those who attempt to reach them frequently face harassment or attacks by settlers and military forces. In this context, collective action and protective presence become essential tools to safeguard these lands.

The presence of volunteers on the land is not only agricultural support — it is a message that the land remains alive through the people who care for it and those who stand in solidarity with them.

Faz3a continues because land survives through those who protect and cultivate it.

This morning, a group of settlers attacked residents of a Palestinian home in the Palestinian town of Tarqumiya in Hebron, in the West Bank. FAZ3A volunteers were present in the village as part of a protective presence to help safeguard Palestinian civilians from repeated settler attacks.
The house is located in Area B. The family had entered this home for the first time in a year and a half, accompanied by FAZ3A volunteers, after settlers had previously forced them to leave. Shortly after their return, settlers attacked the home and its residents again.
Following the settlers’ assault, Israeli army and police forces arrived at the scene. However, instead of ensuring protection for the residents, they detained FAZ3A volunteers and the homeowners, photographed them and their passports, and questioned those present.
The homeowner and his brother were detained for approximately six hours and were only released a short time ago.

This morning, a group of settlers attacked residents of a Palestinian home in the Palestinian town of Tarqumiya in Hebron, in the West Bank. FAZ3A volunteers were present in the village as part of a protective presence to help safeguard Palestinian civilians from repeated settler attacks.
The house is located in Area B. The family had entered this home for the first time in a year and a half, accompanied by FAZ3A volunteers, after settlers had previously forced them to leave. Shortly after their return, settlers attacked the home and its residents again.
Following the settlers’ assault, Israeli army and police forces arrived at the scene. However, instead of ensuring protection for the residents, they detained FAZ3A volunteers and the homeowners, photographed them and their passports, and questioned those present.
The homeowner and his brother were detained for approximately six hours and were only released a short time ago.

This morning, a group of settlers attacked residents of a Palestinian home in the Palestinian town of Tarqumiya in Hebron, in the West Bank. FAZ3A volunteers were present in the village as part of a protective presence to help safeguard Palestinian civilians from repeated settler attacks.
The house is located in Area B. The family had entered this home for the first time in a year and a half, accompanied by FAZ3A volunteers, after settlers had previously forced them to leave. Shortly after their return, settlers attacked the home and its residents again.
Following the settlers’ assault, Israeli army and police forces arrived at the scene. However, instead of ensuring protection for the residents, they detained FAZ3A volunteers and the homeowners, photographed them and their passports, and questioned those present.
The homeowner and his brother were detained for approximately six hours and were only released a short time ago.

This morning, a group of settlers attacked residents of a Palestinian home in the Palestinian town of Tarqumiya in Hebron, in the West Bank. FAZ3A volunteers were present in the village as part of a protective presence to help safeguard Palestinian civilians from repeated settler attacks.
The house is located in Area B. The family had entered this home for the first time in a year and a half, accompanied by FAZ3A volunteers, after settlers had previously forced them to leave. Shortly after their return, settlers attacked the home and its residents again.
Following the settlers’ assault, Israeli army and police forces arrived at the scene. However, instead of ensuring protection for the residents, they detained FAZ3A volunteers and the homeowners, photographed them and their passports, and questioned those present.
The homeowner and his brother were detained for approximately six hours and were only released a short time ago.

Palshield X BHMSH Merch is now Live
All proceeds supports Palshield
Link in Bio: https://bhmsh.myshopify.com
#HoldTheLine #palshield #westbank #palestine #sumud

Supply Drop Delivered ✅
20 Solar Panel Lights
Sinjil, Palestine 📍
#palshield
#sumud
#safety
#resilience
#westbank

Supply Drop Delivered ✅
20 Solar Panel Lights
Sinjil, Palestine 📍
#palshield
#sumud
#safety
#resilience
#westbank

Supply Drop Delivered ✅
20 Solar Panel Lights
Sinjil, Palestine 📍
#palshield
#sumud
#safety
#resilience
#westbank

Supply Drop Delivered ✅
20 Solar Panel Lights
Sinjil, Palestine 📍
#palshield
#sumud
#safety
#resilience
#westbank

Supply Drop Delivered ✅
20 Solar Panel Lights
Sinjil, Palestine 📍
#palshield
#sumud
#safety
#resilience
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