In a month, 23 people were killed by Iranian missiles, and, in one case, by the Israeli army, in Israel and the West Bank. Siblings, parents, grandparents, foreign workers, and people who were killed at work. They didn’t choose this war, but they paid for it with their lives. (1/3)

On Saturday night police violently dispersed more than 1,000 protestors against our government's forever war in Tel Aviv, injuring and arresting activists. Dozens more were arrested at other protest locations across the country. Ben Gvir’s police is trying to silence us, but we’re not stopping.

I'll never get over people saying to boycott them. This is what actually working to make a difference looks like.

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This is such a worthwhile campaign, bringing shelters to the Bedouin community in the Negev. You can donate, if you’re able, at the link in the 🧵 and please share this as they are making such a tangible difference

🗽 #NoKings Israelis for Peace and friends of @standing-together.bsky.social Captured by our amazing activist photographer @giligetz.bsky.social

Yesterday, 11 Palestinian families were forced out of their homes in Silwan in East Jerusalem as part of a campaign to change the area’s demographics in favor of Israeli Jews. (1/3)

This is abominable. Israeli settlers, backed by the Israeli government, attacked an elderly Palestinian man last night in Tubas, the occupied West Bank. (1/3)

Today we placed two more mobile bomb shelters in Bedouin-Palestinian villages in the Negev, marking the 7th and 8th shelters we’ve installed in just the past few weeks. (1/3)

From our webinar with @arashtehran.bsky.social : “If we want democratic transformation in Iran we need to have an organized democratic movement with a united leadership — so that we can use it to come to power.”

In recent weeks, our student activists have been going out to the West Bank to provide a protective presence and stand with Palestinian communities facing state-backed violence. (1/4)

Yesterday settlers returned to Palestinian villages across the West Bank they’d attacked a day earlier to carry out more terrifying attacks. No Israeli authority acted to stop the violence before it happened despite calls for revenge circulating in settler groups:

Yesterday, immediately after an Israeli settler was killed and a Palestinian driver wounded in a collision in the West Bank, settler groups issued calls for revenge across social media. For hours, some 14 Palestinian villages were under attack by dozens of settlers, backed by our government.

This was filmed in the city of Arad in southern Israel. Last night, 115 people were wounded by missiles from Iran which struck apartment buildings in both Arad and the city of Dimona. Nine people were seriously wounded, among them two children. (1/4)

May this Eid bring us back to one another, to care, connection, and shared humanity that reminds us we’re not alone in any of this. Eid Mubarak 💜

Hundreds of Jews and Palestinians gathered in Tel Aviv today to protest our government’s forever war — in Lebanon, Gaza, the West Bank, and Iran. We know this isn’t normal. We know all of us deserve better. Enough.

This week our activists put up banners against our government’s forever war at the sites of missile impacts from last year’s war with Iran. Apartment buildings, offices, and spaces that still haven’t been rebuilt since they were destroyed eight months ago. (1/5)

The missiles from Iran don’t discriminate, but our government does. In the West Bank there are no sirens in Palestinian towns, and in Israel it is the most vulnerable who are left to deal with the worst effects of war. Our government has abandoned all of us to an endless loop of violence and war.

Shout out to the many friends and allies in Israel & Palestine among the cosponsors, including @standing-together.bsky.social, @mistaclim.bsky.social, A Land for All, Breaking the Silence, Itach-Maaki, Zazim, Women Wage Peace, Other Voice, the Parents Circle.

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Our government just began a massive ground operation in Lebanon and it should worry all of us. A plan to call up some 450,000 reservists for an extended operation – with the same endless promises of victory from our extremist government – cannot be trusted. (1/4)

The past few days in the occupied West Bank have been marked by horrifying cruelty and violence. Here’s what Palestinians have been facing. Thread:

📣 Happening soon! Don’t miss Arash Azizi in conversation with Sally Abed about the actions of Netanyahu, Trump, and the Islamic Republic and how we can stand in solidarity with a people’s fight for freedom. Register: standtog.org/iranwebinar

‘We killed dogs’: Israeli troops kill two children, parents in West Bank Each person shot in the head in the village of Tammun, while two other children of the deceased couple sustain injuries. www.aljazeera.com/amp/news/202...

Israeli forces killed four members of the same Palestinian family – a mother, a father, and two young children – after opening fire on their car in the town of Tammun in the occupied West Bank, then dragged two surviving children from the vehicle and beat them. The child who survived the attack:

It’s not complicated. Going out and attacking Jewish people at synagogues & schools around the world is antisemitic and abhorrent. Jewish people, like all people, deserve to live in safety.

Last night, Israeli forces struck a crowded tent camp west of Gaza City. Fire tore through the tents where displaced families were sheltering, turning a place that was supposed to be a refuge into another site of loss and devastation. (1/4)

Yesterday, we came together with ASSAF (Aid org for Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Israel)  to organize an urgent food drive for asylum seekers and refugees across the country, collecting food, and basic supplies for families who are struggling to get through the week. (1/3)

Don’t miss this webinar on Sunday 📣 Arash Azizi and Sally Abed will explore what’s driving the actions of Netanyahu, Trump, and the Islamic Republic and how we can stand in solidarity with a people’s fight for freedom – from Iran to Israel-Palestine. Register: standtog.org/iranwebinar

📰 Coverage of our shelter campaign in Haaretz: "We started this campaign because we saw that in June there were a lot of [missile] hits and shrapnel falling in the south, mainly in the unrecognized villages. There's no protection there – people hide under bridges or in trenches."

This is huge. Today we’re installing a bomb shelter in the Bedouin-Palestinian village of Bir al Hamam in southern Israel, which until now had no protection from Iranian missiles. (1/3)

🧵 War with Iran is now in its second week, and entire communities in Israel are being abandoned by our extremist government – some have no shelter while others have no food or essential supplies. Here are some things we’re doing to make sure no one is left behind:

🎙️ What does it mean to be a Palestinian citizen of Israel in 2026? In episode 6 of The Long Answer podcast Sally and Jess discussed what it's like to be Palestinian in Israel these days and what voting priorities are in the upcoming elections. Check out the episode: linktr.ee/thelonganswer

Once again, Iranians, Palestinians, Israelis, and people across the Middle East are experiencing immense uncertainty because of the actions of warmongers in power. While they do anything to protect themselves and hold onto their power, ordinary people pay the highest price. (1/4)

With your help we’ve raised $130,000 in our campaign to install bomb shelters in Bedouin-Palestinian communities that have no protection from missiles!!! Every donation helps us save lives. We’re continuing to raise funds – donate here: standtog.org/Negevsafe

🚨Since the war with Iran started, the Israeli government has closed Gaza’s crossings. These crossings are the main routes for humanitarian aid to enter and the only way critically ill Palestinians can leave Gaza for treatment. Gaza doesn’t have enough food. Don’t stop talking about Gaza.

When the war with Iran started, our Solidarity Guard activists decided to remain in Palestinian villages to continue providing protective presence despite the risk — because state-backed settler violence hasn’t let up.

Standing Together @standing-together.bsky.social relaunches their efforts to obtain and provide missile shelters to unrecognized Bedouin villages in the Negev desert, they launched a donation effort, I too donated a little. my.israelgives.org/en/fundme/sh...

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Bedouin-Palestinian communities have nowhere to shelter from the missiles 🚨 We launched a campaign to raise funds to provide mobile bomb shelters to unprotected, unrecognized communities in southern Israel – because we can’t wait for government policy to change. Donate: standtog.org/Shelter

This statement from the Israeli left is so much better than most of what American Jewish organizations can manage.

Donate any amount you wish as a recurring donation and become a Friend of Standing Together — we couldn’t do it without your support 💜 Become a Friend: omdi.me/fost

Now in the West Bank: Israeli settlers shot to death two Palestinian brothers  – Muhammad Taha Muammar, 52, and Fahim Taha Muammar, 48 – to death in their home in the village of Qaryut near Nablus. (1/2)

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There are no words to describe this cruelty.  Israeli forces raided Al Tabaqa near Hebron, brutally attacking and detaining Palestinians as part of routine violence in the occupied West Bank. (1/2)

The second episode of The Long Answer was an emotional one - we unpacked some painful moments in Israel-Palestine, and discussed the strengths and limitations of demanding empathy in movement-building. Did you miss this ep? Listen: linktr.ee/thelonganswer

Rula and Uri are coming to NYC, Washington DC and Durham, North Carolina! They’ll speak about the urgent struggle to end the occupation, what must come after this “ceasefire,” and why Jewish-Palestinian organizing is the key to achieving a just and lasting peace. Register: standtog.org/3MJKrxU

Reminiscing about the first episode of The Long Answer ✨ Have you listened to all eight episodes of season one yet? Which one was your favorite? Listen here: linktr.ee/thelonganswer

Nasrallah Abu Siam, a 19-year-old Palestinian-American citizen, was killed by an Israeli settler in the occupied West Bank after trying to protect his sheep from settlers attempting to steal them. (1/3)

Israeli settlers just established a new settlement neighborhood in Hebron in the West Bank — this is what ethnic cleansing looks like on the ground. Video posted by settler group Harchivi Makom Ohalech (1/2)