For those of you who could not attend live: here ist the video of the event with Amal and Itamar from @standing-together.bsky.social on the Israeli-Palestine situation from tonight. It was an honour to be the moderator. www.youtube.com/live/tV4fzan...

This is terrifying: A group of Palestinian students and teachers who are citizens of Israel were brutally attacked by Israeli settlers during a school trip. (1/3)

LISTEN to Standing Together leader and Haifa city council member Sally Abed on Start Making Sense podcast from @thenation.com about staying hopeful in the fight for real justice and peace on this land — and how we plan to get there 👇

📣 Berlin this is happening *today* February 5 at 19:00! Come hear Standing Together leaders Amal Ghawi and Itamar Avneri talk about this moment, the fight for our futures, and what's happening on the ground now. Register: taz.de/!vn6148965/

In Zurich on Thursday, 12.2. Don't miss this!

Standing Together, a grassroots Jewish-Arab movement: "One of the most important missions for us is to make it easier for the Israeli public to refuse settler terrorism as part of its collective" – Sally Abed @standing-together.bsky.social on @thenation.com podcast bit.ly/4bXhk4c

"Equality for all is security for all and a future for all... provide that option for the public as a real, viable, attainable option, then people will choose it." Sally Abed of Standing Together @standing-together.bsky.social on @thenation.com podcast bit.ly/4bXhk4c

Can anybody change Israel, or is it too far gone? The group Standing Together @standing-together.bsky.social – the largest Jewish-Arab grassroots movement in Israel – says full equality is still possible. One of its leaders Sally Abed has an update – on @thenation.com podcast bit.ly/4bXhk4c

www.nif-deutschland.de/eine-veranst... @standing-together.bsky.social Auch im Stream: www.youtube.com/live/tV4fzan...

Berlin, Brussels, Paris & Zurich, see you soon!! The fight is not over — we still have a lot of work to do. We’re coming to Europe to chat with you about this moment in Israel-Palestine and what we’re doing on the ground to fight for justice, equality and peace. Registration links 🔗⬇️

Palestinian children in Silwan, East Jerusalem were forced to help demolish their family home after the Israeli government threatened a 220,000 shekel fine (1/4)

It’s about time

What’s happening in Kafr ‘Aqab, Qalandiya, and Hizma isn’t about security. Raids, closures, and demolitions are being used to create fear and push Palestinians out, all to advance the Atarot settlement plan and reshape the map by force.

Today marks 81 years since the liberation of Auschwitz and we remember the six million Jews and millions of other victims murdered in the Holocaust.

Ras Ein al-Auja, one of the last remaining Bedouin communities in the Jordan Valley in the occupied West Bank, has been completely erased through brutal Israeli settler violence. Ras Ein al-Auja has been ethnically cleansed. (1/3)

We share in the deep relief and the grief of the family and friends of Ran Gvili, the last Israeli hostage whose body was brought back from Gaza to Israel today. His return is a moment of closure for his loved ones after unbearable years of uncertainty. (1/2)

Friends in Brussels — we’re coming to visit! Amal Ghawi and Itamar Avneri, leading figures in Standing Together, will be in Brussels for a conversation on joint Palestinian–Israeli organising — its limits, its risks, and its political potential. Register here: omdi.me/3LNGhEO

Israeli settlers attacked a Palestinian family in Birzeit in the occupied West Bank, injuring four Palestinians. After the attack, the army arrested Palestinians, not the settlers. (1/3)

Now in Sakhnin: Thousands are protesting the organized crime epidemic in Palestinian society in Israel, and the police and government’s racist policy of neglect and abandonment

Destroying UNRWA in Jerusalem is a devastating act of collective harm, which strips Palestinian of the basic facilities that make daily life possible. (1/2)

In recent days, Shuafat Refugee Camp has once again been turned into a closed, militarized zone. Israeli forces have flooded the camp with soldiers and police, erected checkpoints at its entrances, stormed homes in the dead of night, looted shops and streets. (1/2)

This morning we went to the West Bank to plant olive trees, in a joint action organized together with Rabbis for Human Rights, in an area where settlers had uprooted and destroyed them not long ago. (1/3)

LAST NIGHT: Israeli settlers set fire to homes and vehicles and injured Palestinian residents in a Bedouin community near Mukhmas, northeast of Jerusalem, in yet another escalation aimed at ethnically cleansing Palestinians from their land. (1/3)

Today we stood with partner organizations in a solidarity rally with the residents of Ras Ein al-Auja in the Jordan Valley. Over 100 residents have been forced to flee due to unbearable settler violence, and only a few families remain in the village. (1/3)

While Netanyahu claims that Israel is “the best place for Christians in the middle east” – dozens of Christian schools in Jerusalem are striking because his government is restricting work permits for Palestinian teachers coming from the occupied West Bank. (1/6)

For years, settler violence and forced displacement in the Jordan Valley have been quietly advancing a vision: Jewish supremacy, backed by military force, at the expense of Palestinian life and land. (1/3)

Reports that at least 2,000 Iranians have already been killed under cover of a mass internet blackout is horrifying, and it’s a reminder of the immense risks that Iranians are taking in their fight for freedom.

Crime and violence in Palestinian society in Israel is at a record high. Years of government neglect, budget cuts, and a worsening socio-economic situation has left many vulnerable to Palestinian crime groups who have stockpiles of weapons at their disposal. (1/5)

A few days ago we were in the village of Ein Rafa to stand with residents after a violent settler attack. The village lies within Israel, but it hasn’t been spared the rising wave of state-backed violence. (1/3)

Tonight we stood together, Palestinians and Jews, to protest what has become an unbearable reality of daily killing in Israel’s Palestinian community — fueled by our government’s inaction. (1/3)

Storming a university and firing live ammunition. 5 students reportedly shot. Academia everywhere should be outraged. www.haaretz.com/2026-01-06/t...

It’s the first week of this year, and already 11 people have been murdered due to organized crime in the Palestinian community – crime that continues because the police refuses to stop it. Today we visited the family of one victim who was killed just hours ago in northern Israel. (1/2)

On Sunday Israeli citizen Mohammed Tarabin was shot dead by police in the Bedouin-Palestinian village of Tarabin. His murder came as police launched a massive raid on the village, with cement blocks blocking entrances and police requiring anyone entering or leaving to show ID. (1/2)

After our posters of Palestinian children killed in Gaza were torn down, we organized the community and put them back up in Jaffa. (1/3)

Israelis for Peace 🕊️ and friends of @standing-together.bsky.social @alonlee.bsky.social earlier today in Union Square with a clear message: GAZA IS DROWNING LET AID IN 🆘 Credit: @giligetz.bsky.social 🧵

In a protective presence shift in the West Bank last week, activist Nati Hanadari confronted Israeli soldiers about why they were protecting settlers going from community to community to harass Palestinians. (1/3) >>>

Thank you to all 1,477 of our generous donors who helped us reach our crowdfunding goal! Your support means we’ll be going into 2026 more capable of challenging our oppressive reality and achieving a new Jewish-Palestinian majority for peace. (1/2)

A few days ago Netanyahu told Fox News that Israeli settlers are “a handful of kids from broken homes.” But we know that the terrifying violence and displacement we see day after day in the West Bank is not the case of a few bad apples – it’s actually government policy. (1/3)

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The Israeli government’s ban on dozens of international aid groups in Gaza is a new phase in its mission to make life for Palestinians impossible and to entrench Israeli power across the land. After two years of annihilation, this is the next step.

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We're ready to make 2026 the year that we build a new Jewish-Palestinian majority for peace. By uniting diverse communities, we challenge politics of fear and division and link struggles for safety and economic security with the urgent need for peace. But we can’t do it alone >>>

Concerns about "transparency" - from the government that has barred foreign journalists and prevented independent access. www.haaretz.com/israel-news/...

On Friday we protested against the release of the men who attacked Hanan Kh’mal, a Palestinian resident of Jaffa, two weeks ago. In that attack Hanan faced racist chants, and was pushed and pepper sprayed, all in front of her children, while being nine months pregnant. (1/2)

It has been a full year since Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya was taken from Kamal Adwan Hospital in Gaza by Israeli forces. He’s still being held in administrative detention. (1/4)

We’re horrified by the news of a ramming and stabbing attack that killed two people – an 18-year-old and a 68-year-old – in northern Israel today. The targeting of civilians is always unacceptable and can never lead to freedom or safety for anyone. (1/2)

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The Israeli government loves to talk about the freedoms of minorities – including Christians – in the land but in practice suppresses the rights of anyone who threatens its extremist, racist agenda. (1/2)

We just kicked off the People’s Climate Conference, a series of events on climate change in our Purple Houses across Israel. We heard from former MKs, researchers, and activists about confronting climate change – and how it intersects with the struggle for peace. (1/3)