End the Israeli Occupation
International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People
Show your support for Palestine
The United Nations General Assembly, in 1977, announced November 29th as the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People. The objective of this day is for the International community to focus attention on the fact Palestinian people live under Israeli occupation since 1948. It is to highlight the fact that the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people continue to be oppressed and suppressed under the current Israeli apartheid system.
The mission of International Day of Solidarity with the
Palestinian People is to bring attention to the lack of concern exhibited by
United Nation members for the indigenous inhabitants of Palestine. United
Nation members went along with the preliminary suggestions of the Special
Committee on Palestine to partition Palestine based upon the nationalist claims
of the Zionist movement and European guilt for the Nazi Holocaust. Unfortunately,
members of the United Nations Committee on Palestine did not predict the impractical
of their solution to grant eight percent of the Jewish population fifty-six
percent of the land, while reserving forty-three per cent of the land for ninety-two
percent of the Palestinians.
The history of Palestine in photographs courtesy of the United Nations:
The complete UN Resolution for the Partition:
Two Israeli
activists recorded their experience in the Palestinian occupied territories: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_MDC2Gty4I ,
Official page for the International Day of Solidarity with
the Palestinian People:
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"There will be no just peace without an end to the Israeli Occupation.
ReplyDeleteThere will be no just peace without a stop of ongoing house demolitions.
There will be no just peace without an end of the blockade of Gaza.
There will be no just peace without releasing innocent prisoners.
There will be no just peace without ending and condeming the killing.
There will be no just peace without a life of dignity for ALL people."
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