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At the “Great March of Return” (the 2018 Gaza border protests¹ of Palestinians demonstrating for their human rights), the Palestinian nurse/medic Razan al-Najjar, 21, had joined other medics braving Israeli sniper fire to rescue and treat unarmed protesters when she was fatally shot in the chest by an Israeli soldier. She was wearing a white coat and her arms were raised to show she was unarmed². From 30 May through 2 June, Israel has shot 29 medics at the Gaza border, killing two³.

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Free Ahed Campaign

On January 31st, Ahed Tamimi turned 17 in an Israeli military prison.

She is from the West Bank village of Nabi Saleh and, beginning when she was 7 years old, has peacefully protested the seizure of her village land and water source by the nearby Israeli settlement of Halamish.

Like Nelson Mandela was for South Africa during that country’s apartheid regime, Ahed is a symbol of Palestinian courage and resistance in the face of the brutal 50-year occupation of Palestinian land and the apartheid regime of the Israeli government.

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Israeli Leaders in Their Own Words Campaign

Palestine Advocacy Project’s “Israeli Leaders in their Own Words” campaign uses the precise quotations of Israel’s US-backed senior political leadership in prominent public places, including nine university newspapers across the United States. These mind-blowing quotations are racist, inflammatory and, in many cases, overtly violent. The media promoting this campaign directs to a webpage, www.palestineadvocacyproject.org/quotes, with additional quotations from Israeli leaders. We ask whether the United States should be giving nearly $4 billion a year to extremists brimming with hatred and bigotry?

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Poetry Campaign

Palestine Advocacy Project’s first Poetry Campaign features excerpts from seven powerful poems by Mahmoud Darwish, including:

A Lover From Palestine

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National Campaign

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National Campaign

Palestine Advocacy Project Goes National

1 month
7 cities
52 buses
60 subway stations
3 billboard trucks
1 newspaper
2 billboards

Netanyahu’s Welcome

As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu embarks on a controversial trip to the nation’s capital, Palestine Advocacy Project has launched an ad campaign to protest the visit. The campaign highlights the deteriorating relationship between the United States and Israel and the decline in Americans’ support for Israel and its policies.
The ads, which educate Americans about the impact of Israel’s assault on Gaza last summer, emphasize Congress’s use of American tax dollars to support the Israeli military. A mobile billboard will address Netanyahu when he speaks on Capitol Hill and a large banner in the Convention Center Metro station will greet people attending the Annual Conference of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee’s (AIPAC).
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