“…as the world commemorates International Women’s Day, 35 Palestinian women are yearning for freedom in Israeli prisons and detention centers. Amongst whom are 11 mothers, six wounded prisoners, and three administrative detainees. Palestinian women are subjected to many forms of physical and psychological ill-treatment throughout the process of their arrest leading up to their incarceration.”

“The Palestinian movement Fatah has expelled one of its most prominent leaders, Nasser al-Qudwa, and stripped him of his party membership, in a major twist to an internal debate on how to campaign for the upcoming legislative elections on 22 May.”

French BDS activist, Olivia Zemor, has requested AFOPA’s help during her trial in Lyon on charges of promoting a boycott against Israel. Promoting boycotts of Israeli products is illegal in France.

I first became interested in Palestine probably in my teens. This is because I had an aunt who married a man from Palestine and our two families were great friends when I was growing up. As a 19-year-old in 1967

The Protesters Speak: Interview with Joe Frank

In my opinion, what is happening to the Palestinian people constitutes the greatest injustice of the twentieth century and beyond.