Next Rally, Adelaide People!

Join thousands of South Australians at the steps of Parliament House as we again turn out to show our solidarity with the Palestinian people and express our outrage at this genocide against them by the state of Israel.

Speakers

Hon Tammy Franks MLC

This rally will hear from Hon Tammy Franks MLC, Parliamentary Leader of The Greens SA. She will tells us about what The Greens have been doing to to confront the Australian Government’s deplorable response to the genocide in Gaza, as well as address the attack on The Greens as antisemitic.

Raphael Duffy

Raphael Duffy, anti-Zionist Jewish activist with Students for Palestine Adelaide, has kindly agreed to fill in for activist Michelle Berkon from Jews Against the Occupation ‘48, who unfortunately is unwell. Michelle will be in Adelaide at a later date to talk about Jewish activism in Australia for a free Palestine and the weaponisation of accusations of antisemitism.

Our demands remain:

• an immediate and permanent ceasefire

• that unfettered humanitarian aid immediately is allowed into Gaza

• that our government imposes sanctions on Israel

• that our government recalls the Australian ambassador to Israel and expels the Israeli Ambassador to Australia

• that Australia establishes an arms embargo on Israel and all defense materiel produced in Australia is banned from being sent to Israel

• an end to the occupation and apartheid.

Palestine vs Australia World Qualifiers Live Screening

Join us at Good Social Café on Tuesday 11th of June as we come together to watch the highly anticipated Palestine vs Australia Football World Qualifiers match! ⚽

Support a great cause: All profits from the event will be donated to Human Appeal Australia's Gaza Emergency Relief, helping make a difference in the lives of those in need.

Enjoy the game with community:

🍿 Unlimited popcorn and soft drinks included with your ticket!

🍴 Delicious coffees, wraps, hot chips, and snacks available for purchase at the event

Let's come together, enjoy the game, and make a positive impact. Get your tickets now and be part of this special event!

When: Tuesday June 11

Where: Good Social Café

Time: doors open at 9:15 for a 9:30pm start

Get your tickets now and support a great cause!

Event by Health Care Workers 4 Palestine

Health Workers for Palestine - Silent Vigil

There is momentum growing for the cause of Palestine.

This will be a silent vigil, we will be holding posters and placards.
No speeches, chanting or marching.
We will form two lines each side of the Malls Balls.

Please bring family and friends who can join us.

It will be cool but rain is not forecast.

514 healthcare workers killed since October 7th.
Israel pays no heed to ICJ or ICC.

We look forward to seeing you

Event by Students for Palestine Adelaide

All Out for Rafah All Out for Gaza All Out for Palestine

Rally this Friday June 7th at 4pm Beehive Corner. Keep up the fight for Palestine

The genocide continues unabated as world leaders, including our leaders in Australia aid and abet the atrocities perpetrated on the Palestinian people in both Gaza and the West Bank.

After the International Court of Justice ordered Israel to cease its offensive in Rafah, Israel continued the onslaught and on 27 May, it bombed a displaced persons camp massacring over 45 people, including children, many of whom burnt to death as their tents were caught up in a raging fire.

What did our government say? Our Foreign Minister blamed Hamas and perpetuated the fantasy that it’s all about the Israeli hostages:

Australia is incapable of expressing outrage at Israel’s behaviour and appears to be unwilling to demand that Israel act according to International Law. Israel must be subject to international pressure, not mealy mouthed words!

We demand the following:

• an immediate and permanent ceasefire

• that unfettered humanitarian aid immediately is allowed into Gaza

• that our government imposes sanctions on Israel

• that our government recalls the Australian ambassador to Israel and expels the Israeli Ambassador to Australia

• that Australia establishes an arms embargo on Israel and all defense materiel produced in Australia is banned from being sent to Israel

• an end to the occupation and apartheid

Join your fellow South Australians who continue week after week to come out into the streets and demand justice and freedom for the Palestinians!

Fundraiser for Palestine Screening of Anne Tsoulis’

“From Under the Rubble”​

Join us on Friday May 31st for a community dinner and film screening to raise awareness and funds to support ongoing efforts to stop the genocide in Palestine.

7.30pm dinner after ABK workshop ($5 a plate), 8pm -9.30pm film screening of From Under the Rubble

Book tickets via Humanitix

Event by Amnesty International,Adelaide for Assange, Dare to Struggle Film Projects and AFOPA

Dare to Struggle Film Projects presents "Palestine Under Siege," a gripping documentary set in Palestine's West Bank and Jerusalem in 2023.

Dr. Peter Slezak, Rand Darwish, and Lee Rhiannon lead us through the relentless pursuit of Palestinian self-determination in the face of complex challenges. This daring film, to be screened at the Capri Theatre by Amnesty International Australia in partnership with the Australian Friends of Palestine Association and Adelaide for Assange, offers profound insights into the aftermath of the 1948 Nakba and the structures of settler colonialism and apartheid within Israel.

After the screening, join us for a Q&A session with the filmmakers, where we'll delve deeper into their experiences and perspectives.

Book here

Big Ride to celebrate the UN Assembly’s support for Palestine.

The AFOPA Big Ride for Palestine SA bike riding group is planning to build on the success of the inaugural ride which was held recently on Sunday 28th April. The group has planned two escorted rides, on Sundays 26 May and June 30. Each ride will assemble at 8:30 am for a 9:00am departure from the southern end of Victoria Square and ride to Glenelg.

Check out the Big Ride’s blog HERE for updates!

Action by Unionists for Palestine Adelaide

National Day of Action 25th May

No Trade with Apartheid Israel!

Saturday 25 May, 11am Corner St Vincent Street & Commercial Road, Port Adelaide

Adelaide based Australian Friends of Palestine Association (AFOPA) is proud to be involved with the national action calling for a boycott of Israeli company, Zim Shipping, and an end to all trade with Israel through Australian ports. AFOPA has strongly supported the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement since 2009 and have held weekly BDS actions in the heart of Adelaide for almost 14 years. As renowned Israeli journalist, Gideon Levy, said BDS is “the only game in town” for the Palestinians. The Unionists4Palestine SA’s action at Port Adelaide on 25 May along with the actions at ports in Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Melbourne and Tasmania is a significant step forward in showing Israelis that there will be a devastating economic cost to their country if they pursue their policies of ethnic cleansing and genocide against the Palestinians. This movement will not rest until there is freedom and justice for Palestine. - Margaret Cassar, Australian Friends of Palestine Association (AFOPA), Adelaide.

Read the full media release!

NATIONAL DAY OF ACTION 25th MAY STATEMENT: During our boycott campaign against the Israeli ZIM shipping company a variety of different tactics were used as part of the BDS movement against Apartheid Israel.

This time we are marching on ports all around the country to expand the campaign and elevate our demands. For this national day of action we DO NOT INTEND TO BLOCKADE OR PICKET across any ports - the intent is to amass large crowds across all Australian ports to unify our calls to boycott Apartheid Israel and stop the genocide in Gaza.

We call on all sections of our community and all supportive organisations to join the rally. We encourage families, unions, Arab and Palestinian communities, students, and anti-Zionist Jews to take part in this mass demonstration. We call on Everyone who wants to see justice and freedom for the Palestinians to rally and march with us on May 25 to demand:

• no trade with Apartheid Israel

• cut ties with Apartheid Israel

• cease fire now

• drop all charges against arrestees who peacefully protested to demand a cease fire!

Join Adelaide’s passionate Health Care Workers for Palestine at their next vigil in solidarity with their colleagues and the people of Gaza.

Speakers Senator Barbara Pocock an d Nowar Shahrouri of the Palestinian Community organisation Glimmer of Hope.

Event by Students for Palestine Adelaide

Come protest Adelaide Uni's ties to this industry of death and destruction and show your solidarity with Palestine!

Adelaide University's hands are drenched in the blood of every Palestinian who has been murdered with the weapons provided by companies Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, Thales, Northrop Grumman, Boeing, etc. They shamelessly promote the new Defence Trailblazer program, which is a government-sponsored partnership thats putting $240 million dollars toward research for the defence industry and is partnered with 50 weapons companies, including the ones mentioned above.

Free Palestine!
Kick the weapons industry off campus!

Event by AFOPA, Students for Palestine Adelaide and Adelaide Campaign Against Racism and Fascism

This rally and march will commemorate the Nakba of 1948, which has never stopped and has now culminated in today’s genocide of the Palestinian people.

Event by Extinction Rebellion South Australia, Extinction Rebellion Australia, Adelaide Campaign Against Racism and Fascism, Students for Palestine Adelaide, Trade Unionists for Palestine, Health Care Workers for Palestine Adelaide, Solidarity Adelaide and AFOPA

Join us at Parliament House on Thursday 16th May as we launch a campaign to repeal the undemocratic SA anti-protest laws on the first anniversary of their introduction.

Passed by the South Australian Parliament in just 20 minutes, and without consultation, these laws escalated penalties in the Summary Offences Act for obstructing public places from $750 to $50,000 (or 3 months) imprisonment.

These new laws are part of a concerning trend nationwide of introducing legislation to repress protest. They broaden the scope of offences that police can use and further criminalise peaceful community activism.

Protests and social movements have delivered our civil and political rights. Tolerance of dissent and even civil disobedience are hallmarks of a strong democracy. History has vindicated many acts of disobedience, including ‘Votes for Women’, the global suffrage movement; American Civil Rights Movement; Builder’s Labourers Federation Green Bans; and Vietnam Moratorium marches that blocked Adelaide intersections.

With implied threats of extreme fines and jail time, the new laws have had a chilling and repressive effect on protest. This often disproportionately impacts those with marginalised identities, who so often have played a key role in bringing about social change.

The South Australian community deserves laws that are the result of deliberation and consultation, not policy on the run, so we’re calling on the SA Parliament to go back to the drawing board and reconsider them.

The rally will be followed by an approved, optional march and symbolic sit-down. If you join the sit-down, you don’t have to sit - feel free to simply stand or kneel.

Please RSVP via this link so we can send you more information

Event by Islamic Society of South Australia

The Islamic Society of South Australia cordially invites you to attend

Remembering the Nakba: A Commemorative Gathering

The purpose of the commemorative gathering is to

• Remember and pay our respects to all the Palestinians who have lost  their lives as a result of the partitioning of Palestine in 1948.

• Help us better understand the grief, suffering, injustice and  devastation experienced by generations of Palestinians by the ongoing  conflicts, as a result of the continued occupation of Palestine by  foreign armed forces

• Pray for peace and prosperity, where Palestinian’s live in their own homeland, without the fear of violence.

The commemorative gathering will hear from a number of speakers from across the community.

The gathering will be held at 7:30 pm at the Mosque at 658 Marion Rd, Park Holme on Nakba Day, Wednesday 15th May, 2024.

People from all faiths and walks of life are invited to attend.

RSVP by Sunday, 12 May 2024

Vigil to commemorate the original Nakba of 1948

As Israel plunges the Palestinians into a second Nakba, we will commemorate the original Nakba - the Catastrophe - of 1948, when Israel killed over 15,000 people, perpetrated over 70 massacres and occupied over three quarters of Palestine, with half of the Palestinian population made refugees.

The Nakba was a massive campaign of ethnic cleansing followed by the destruction of hundreds of villages, to prevent the return of the refugees, similar to what is being wrought now in Gaza.

The Nakba lies at the heart of seventy-six years of injustice for the Palestinians. 

We will not forget 1948, and we will not forget the genocide now under way.

Come to this commemorative vigil

6pm on 15 May 2024

at Parliament House Adelaide

Bring electronic candles.

Show your support for Craig as he walks 2000km from Norseman in Western Australia to Parliament House, Adelaide

Craig will be walking from May 12th to July 19th 2024.

Craig Nielsen, member of AFOPA and High School Physics and Maths teacher from Adelaide, will be walking from Norseman in Western Australia to Parliament House in Adelaide (2,000 km) to raise money for pregnant mothers and their newborns in Gaza. Act for Peace, an International Humanitarian Organisation, in tandem with the Near East Council of Churches in Gaza, runs a program providing primary medical care for pregnant woman and their newborn babies in Gaza.

 Craig will be walking from May 12th to July 19th 2024. Show your support by emailing him on craig.nielsen456@schools.sa.edu.au with your best wishes and keep up with his updates on Facebook! You can also show support by donating on the Act for Peace charity page which can be found by scanning the QR code below:

Event by Students for Palestine Adelaide

Just before 9:40pm and again just after 10:20pm on Monday 6 May, 2024, the Student Gaza encampment at Adelaide University was attacked. Fireworks were thrown into the encampment causing damage to some of the tents, fortunately no one was injured.

AFOPA stands with these students and applauds their bravery and determination.

Read AFOPA’s Media release about this cowardly attack [click here]

The students have called a snap rally at 4pm Tuesday 7 May 2024 to show solidarity with the encampment and to demand the Israelis do not launch an assault on Rafah.

Palestine Solidarity Rally - Adelaide

As Israel continues its genocide in Gaza we continue to demand:

• an immediate and permanent ceasefire

• that unfettered humanitarian aid immediately is allowed into Gaza

• that our government imposes sanctions on Israel

• that our government recalls the Australian ambassador to Israel and expels the Israeli Ambassador to Australia

• that Australia establishes an arms embargo on Israel and all defense materiel produced in Australia is banned from being sent to Israel

• an end to the occupation and apartheid

Join your fellow South Australians who continue week after week to come out into the streets and demand justice and freedom for the Palestinians!

Join the Free Palestine contingent in Kaurna Land on SA May Day

May Day is celebrated across the world as a day of workers’ protest and international working class solidarity.

On 4 May, join the Free Palestine Contingent at the May Day March in Kaurna Land.

This May Day as workers and unionists let us march in solidarity with workers in Palestine.

Gather at Elder Park from 11am and we will march to Tarntanyangga (Victoria Square).

In collaboration with Australian Friends of Palestine Association (AFOPA), Unionists for Palestine will also have a stall on the day at Victoria Square.

Let’s build deeper solidarity towards collective action and demand the Australian government to end all complicity in genocide against Gaza.

All out for Palestine on May Day.

Join Amnesty International (SA/NT) and AFOPA for Adelaide’s World Press Freedom Day Rally

To mark World Press Freedom Day on 3 May, we’re shining a light on the importance of a free press. Right now, journalists are being locked up, tortured, threatened or even killed just for speaking out.

As at 4 April 2024, The International Federation of Journalists estimate that at least 102 Palestinian journalists and media workers have been killed, several have been injured and others are missing during the war in Gaza.

Freedom of expression is a human right

World Press Freedom Day provides an opportunity for people around the world to celebrate the fundamental human right to freedom of expression. Journalism is not a crime, yet the principles of free speech and a free press are threatened right across the world.

Every day, journalists around the world face the threat of intimidation, censorship, imprisonment and violence, including torture, for their efforts to report on human rights violations.

Journalists, media professionals, writers and activists all play a key part in maintaining freedom of expression and holding the powerful to account.

Why is a free press important?

A free press reports on the issues that interest us and shape our lives as a building block of any rights-respecting society. Fighting for a free press means supporting individual journalists as they report on human rights issues, and calling on governments to legislate for protections for media organisations.

Support Palestinian and international journalists as they seek to bring the truth to the world.

Rally at Parliament House, Adelaide 3 May 12 noon

Big Ride for Palestine SA Group

Cycling enthusiasts in South Australia who are members of AFOPA have launched the Big Ride for Palestine SA Group

Join them on their inaugural ride from Adelaide city to Glenelg

ASSEMBLE: Rotunda, Elder Park, King William Street, Adelaide.

DESTINATION: Formal ride finishes at Colley Reserve, Glenelg for coffee and then riders can ride to further locations such as Semaphore or Brighton.

KIT: Palestine jersey or t-shirt if you have one. We will provide a Palestinian flag to pin on the back of your own jersey/t-shirt if you wish.

A new book about radical Jews: Adelaide Launch

“The Radical Jewish Tradition: Revolutionaries, Resistance Fighters and Firebrands”

by Donny Gluckstein and Janey Stone

Speakers will include:

• Janey Stone

• Donny Gluckstein (via video)

• Mike Khizam - Australian Friends of Palestine Association

Drinks & snacks will be served

This event is free, but please register with TryBooking for catering purposes

Organisers will also be asking for donations to support emergency aid to the Palestinians in Gaza and to defray the costs of the event.

Organised by Interventions, the Graham F. Smith Peace Foundation, the Australian Friends of Palestine Association and the Independent Australian Peaceful Network SA

The launch of this book at a time when Zionist Israel has stepped up its genocide of the Palestinians is very welcome.

Apart from giving readers an insight into how progressive Jews contributed to movements for social justice and equality in many countries, it also shows that not all Jews approve of Zionism and what Zionist Israel has been doing to the Palestinians since the end of WW2. This also counters the argument by Zionist Jews and their supporters that those who criticise Israel’s brutal actions against Palestinians are being antisemitic.

Comments on the book:

This timely book is an excellent antidote to any attempt to de-historicise conflicts such as the one raging in historical Palestine. Pre-Zionist Jewish life and culture invalidates the absurd attempt to equate Zionism with Judaism and anti-Zionism with antisemitism. Ilan Pappé, Israeli historian

Nowhere else will you find a coherent account of the Jewish socialist tradition’s currents in eastern Europe, London, and New York. The tradition is counterposed to the Zionist fable that Jews can achieve security through militarism and colonisation. Rick Kuhn, ANU

Reviews and more background can be found on the following sites:

The Radical Jewish Tradition: Revolutionaries, Resistance Fighters and – Red Flag Books

The Radical Jewish Tradition: Revolutionaries, Resistance Fighters and Firebrands - Booktopia

Revolutionaries, resistance fighters and firebrands. The radical Jewish tradition - Marxist Left Review

Copies of the book are currently available from:

New Morning Books, 155 Frome St, Adelaide, Phone: 08 83953266, Email: calypsop@bigpond.net.au

Presented by Interfaith Matters! Forum, Multi-faith SA and Religions for Peace

Our Earth - how do we work together to heal the devastation of war and create hope for our children?

Our theme for 2024: Interfaith Celebrations and Commemorations will focus on the earth for our April.  In peaceful times the creation celebrates the earth when we live and move and have our being. In times of war the earth is so very vulnerable to the devastation we cause. With this event, we hope to focus our constructive  energy on the importance of the earth for our lives, and how the devastation of war heightens devastation for all of creation.  How can we constructively work towards peace and protecting bio-diversity of the earth?

Our speaker: Professor Mazin Qumsiyeh is a scientist and author. He is the founder and director of the Palestine Museum of Natural History (PMNH) and the Palestine Institute for Biodiversity and Sustainability at the University of Bethlehem where he teaches (palestinenature.org). in creating an opportunity for him to share his wisdom & faith in biodiversity conservation, climate response, and his deep love for the land and people of Palestine.  

He is coming to Australia to talk about the intersection of land rights, peace, and environmental justice/conservation.

Event Details:

Date and Time:  Monday, 22 April at 6pm.

Venue: Cynthia Poulson Hall, St Peter's Cathedral, 27 King William Road, North Adelaide 

A meal (at the cost of $15 - $20) will be available to those who have registered. Please let us know via email (denise.martin@outlook.com) about any dietary requirements

Please register via Humanitix by Friday, 19 April to assist our chef with catering. 

Please contact Denise Martin with any questions at: denise.martin@outlook.com

Hosted by Free Palestine Adelaide

Shared Roots: Climate Change, Colonialism, and the Fight for Land Back

Join us to hear from Palestinian Professor Mazin Qumsiyeh and other Indigenous and Global South speakers about the links between climate change, colonialism, and ecological destruction. Through an evening of panel discussion, poetry, art, and workshops, 'Shared Roots' will illustrate the links between environmentalism and Indigenous Peoples' movements, and the crucial role of decolonisation in protecting ecosystems and the communities that rely on them globally. 

Light refreshments will be served.

Our speakers:

• Professor Qumsiyeh is a Palestinian scientists and teaches at the Palestine Institute for Biodiversity and Sustainability at Bethlehem University and Birzeit University. He is also the founder and director of the Palestine Museum of Natual History.

• More speakers to be announced soon.

Ticket pricing information:

• FREE for Palestinian and First Nations peoples

• For everyone else - options for $10 and $20 tickets. Please pay whatever you can as all proceeds will go towards covering the costs of organising this event

BOOK HERE

Adelaide Rally for Palestine

March to Hindmarsh Square

Gather again at the steps of Parliament House to show your solidarity with the Palestinian people and your outrage over the ongoing genocide in Gaza.

We demand:

• an immediate and permanent ceasefire

• that unfettered humanitarian aid immediately is allowed into Gaza

• that our government imposes sanctions on Israel

• that our government recalls the Australian ambassador to Israel and expels the Israeli Ambassador to Australia

• that Australia establishes an arms embargo on Israel and all defense materiel produced in Australia is banned from being sent to Israel

• an end to the occupation and apartheid

Hear special guest speaker, Professor Mazin Qumsiyeh, Palestinian scientist, Founder and Director of the Palestine Institute for Biodiversity and Sustainability in Bethlehem. He is also the founder and director of the Palestine Museum of Natural History. Professor Qumsiyeh is in Australia to talk about the intersection of land rights, peace, and environmental justice and conservation.

Hosted by the Palestine Students Association, Flinders University

A lecture on Palestinian Rights, Peace and Environmental Conservation

Register here

We are witnessing unprecedented violence and destruction throughout Palestine - especially the Gaza Strip. Over 32,000 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces, and thousands more are missing under the rubble. The occupied West Bank has also been targeted with raids and the detention of thousands of Palestinian people. 

Founder and Director of the Palestine Institute for Biodiversity and Sustainability, Professor Mazin Qumsiyeh says, "There is both a genocide and an ecocide going on, supported by some Western governments against the will of the Western public." An enormous global movement is rising to call for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza, to end decades of colonisation, and work toward a free Palestine that delivers sustainable peace for all in the region. 

For over 75 years, Palestinians have resisted occupation, dispossession, and ethnic cleansing. The environmental impacts of the occupation and destruction of Palestine are less understood: water sources have been restricted, destroyed and polluted; habitat loss is pushing species like wolves, gazelles, and hyenas to the brink; destruction of crops and farmland drives food insecurity; and climate change is already impacting Palestine and its people.

Join us to hear first-hand from one of Palestine’s foremost environmental experts Professor Mazin Qumsiyeh, visiting Australia for the first time, in conversation with local Palestinian, First Nations and environmental justice advocates. Connect with others working to grow the global solidarity movement for peace, land rights and environmental justice. 

REGISTER YOUR ATTENDANCE HERE

Contact the Palestinian Student Association:

Email: flinders.palestanian.students.a@gmail.com 

Instagram @flindersunipsa

Beach fundraiser walk!

Health Care Workers For Palestine Adelaide will hold another fund raiser

walking along the beach from Henley to Grange

Let's hit the beach for a fun walk to raise money for a good cause on 20/4/2024 at 4pm for 4:30pm start at Henley square!

Register here

Come join us for a fun and meaningful event starting at Henley Square. Lace up your sneakers and get ready to walk for a cause. The event will take place on Sat Apr 20 2024 at 4:00 PM for 4:30PM start.

We are teaming up with Australian Friends of Palestine and Glimmer of Hope. Come along to support their stalls before we start.

This is a great opportunity to enjoy a beautiful day at the beach while supporting a good cause. Whether you're walking solo or with friends, everyone is welcome to participate. Let's make a difference together!

Don't miss out on this chance to give, walk in solidarity and have a great time. See you there!

* we are attempting to provide transport back from Glenelg , TBC- but please register interest on ticketing page**

Adelaide rally in solidarity with Palestine

7 April marks 6 months since the start of this genocide

Stand with the Palestinians!

Hear Nasser Mashni, President of the Australia Palestine Advocacy Network and Sarah Hanson-Young, Australian GreenS Senator for South Australia

We demand:

• an immediate and permanent ceasefire

• that unfettered humanitarian aid immediately is allowed into Gaza

• that our government imposes sanctions on Israel

• that our government recalls the Australian ambassador to Israel and expels the Israeli Ambassador to Australia

• that Australia establishes an arms embargo on Israel and all defense materiel produced in Australia is banned from being sent to Israel

• an end to the occupation and apartheid

Rally again at the steps of South Australia’s Parliament House in solidarity with one another and with the People of Palestine!

Special guest speaker, Nasser Mashni, President of the Australia Palestine Advocacy Network, of which AFOPA is a member.

Nasser is the son of a Palestinian refugee. He is a co-founder of Australians For Palestine and a founding board member of Olive Kids. With his father’s legacy in mind, Nasser is determined to continue the struggle for justice and a free Palestine.

Special guest speaker, Sarah Hanson-Young, Australian Greens Senator for South Australia

Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young is a passionate environmentalist, community campaigner, feminist, and human rights activist. The Australian Greens have consistently stood for justice for Palestine.

Starts at 6:30pm Saturday 6 April at parliament house, Adelaide

then to Victoria square then back to parliament house

IF you are able to volunteer to help with the candles, check the QR code below.

(Date stamp to the left will not correct. The vigil commences at 6:30pm)

Event by HCW for Palestine Adelaide SA

Fundraiser dinner for asylum seekers from Palestine

Bookings now closed but donations welcome!

Come join us for a meaningful event at the Al Salam Community Centre to show your support for Palestine.

All proceeds to Al Salam Humanitarian Foundation.

Let's come together to raise funds and awareness for our brothers and sisters in need.
Your contribution can make a real difference in their lives.
It is an open invite to all that would like to help towards this cause.

It is a seated casual event. We will have room to move around in the downstairs carpark area where this event will be held.

Book here!