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A Tale of Two Photos

This iconic photo sparked outrage when it appeared on the front page of the Boston Herald American (now the Boston

Palestine Advocacy project in 2016

2016 has been another groundbreaking year for the Palestine Advocacy Project. We’ve been working hard to keep our advertisements promoting

Israeli Leaders In Their Own Words

Palestine Advocacy Project has taken a different approach with a new series of ads: letting Israeli leaders do all the

Why Poetry?

Those who have followed Palestine Advocacy Project’s work will notice that our new Poetry Campaign is different. It is not

WATCH: Palestine Advocacy Project Board Member Stands Up to anti-Palestinian Protesters

You may have heard that the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) banned all political advertising on Boston’s public transportation, but

Boston Moves to End Political Advertising on the T

A year and half long struggle to run Palestine Advocacy Project’s (PalAD) original ‘One Word’ campaign on the T came

Palestine Advocacy Project Wins the Right to Display Ads on MBTA

BOSTON, MASS. – November 6, 2015: The Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority (MBTA) has changed course and agreed to again display

Palestine Advocacy Project Participates in Panel Discussion at Harvard Arab Weekend (VIDEO)

Palestine Advocacy Project President Jake Chase-Lubitz represented the organization at this year’s Harvard Arab Weekend conference. He spoke on a

PALAD Bikes in Solidarity with Palestine

Activists and concerned citizens rode their bikes through Cambridge and Boston last night, bearing messages of solidarity with Palestinians, and

UPDATE: PLANE GROUNDED – Palestine Advocacy Project Flies ‘Free Palestine’ Over Boston During Head of the Charles

UPDATE #2: We have spoken with the advertiser who confirmed that the airplane had a mechanical problem, and we are

PALAD presents at the US Campaign Conference

The Palestine Advocacy Project team had a great time last weekend at the 14th Annual US Campaign to End the

After Fifteen Years of Unrest at al-Aqsa, its Time for Some Peace

Fifteen years ago today, an Israeli politician named Ariel Sharon strode through the gates of the Haram al-Sharif, the compound

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