Help Palestinian and Jewish Unity (PAJU) by becoming a member
For more than twenty years, we have organized weekly vigils in solidarity with Palestine and meet people where they are to tell them about it. The vigils are held in front of schools and universities, metro stations, shops and during street and neighborhood festivities… So far, more than 500,000 flyers have been distributed to passers-by!
To support us, you can become a member, participate in the vigils, make a donation or all of these options at the same time. We look forward to working with you!
Free Georges Ibrahim Abdallah!
On this day, France’s national holiday, Palestinian and Jewish Unity highlights a truth that is a mark against the festivities of the French Republic: the four-decade-long incarceration of Georges Ibrahim Abdallah. The country of the Declaration of the Rights of Man...
The CDPQ’s Moral Bankruptcy—Quebecers Deserve Better
“Game over.” These two words, addressed to CDPQ CEO Charles Émond, capture the fury of Quebecers who just learned their pension savings are bankrolling companies linked to what a UN report calls Gaza’s “genocide economy.” With over $9.6 billion invested in arms...
The Proscription of Palestine Action : A Campaign Framed by the Pro-Israel Lobby in the United Kingdom
It was subsequent to the Palestine Action intervention at Brize Norton, which clearly highlights the Starmer government’s complicity in the Israeli-led genocide in Gaza, that Starmer opted to place Palestine Action on the UK terrorist list. It is to be remembered that it was the pro-Zionist Starmer who smeared Jeremy Corbin and forced him out of the British Labour Party by branding him an ‘antisemite.’
NYT Undermines Fight Against Antisemitism by Using It as Shield for Zionism
The New York Times complains that the word “Zionist,” which it defines as “somebody who supports the existence of Israel,” is used as a slur. But Zionism hasn’t become a thorny word because of antisemitism. Zionists are defending a political system where rights and freedom depend on one’s religion and ethnicity, a concept the small-d democrats of a liberal paper like the Times would otherwise abhor.
Poll: Overwhelming majority of Jewish Israelis share genocidal belief there are ‘no innocent people in Gaza’
The truth of the matter is that Israeli leaders have been pushing genocidal advocacy for many years. The genocidal thinking has always been a part of the Zionist project in one way or another, fueled by its settler-colonial logic of elimination. But these genocidal tendencies have often had to be balanced with a semblance of democracy, just like in the case of its apartheid.But now, Israel seems to have unleashed itself from such constraints to a much greater degree. It appears that Israel no longer sees the need to put on the perfume of democracy.
Beinart: What Zohran’s Victory Means For Palestine, Jews, & Politics
Within the Democratic Party, there’s a huge opportunity for a presidential candidate who doesn’t center Israel-Palestine but, like Mamdani, integrates it into a broader progressive message focused on working- and middle-class Americans. The media hasn’t caught up to how rapidly Democratic public opinion has shifted on Israel. The Pew Research Center found earlier this year that 69% of Democrats now have a negative view of Israel. The shift is happening not just year by year, but month by month.