1/ Yesterday, we held Standing Together’s 6th Annual Galilee Convention for Jewish-Palestinian Partnership. Hundreds of Jews and Palestinians filled the space with a politics of hope, partnership, and peace — the very things we’re told to stop believing in.

1/ This is a national emergency. Since the beginning of the year, 147 people have been murdered in Palestinian society. The epidemic of crime and violence is the result of years of government neglect and the failure of the Israeli police to confront organized crime and collect illegal weapons.

1/ This is a national emergency. Since the beginning of the year, 147 people have been murdered in Palestinian society. The epidemic of crime and violence is the result of years of government neglect and the failure of the Israeli police to confront organized crime and collect illegal weapons.

1/ These are the images the Israeli military voluntarily shares with the world. An Israeli soldier posted this horrific photo of a Palestinian man abducted, bound, and blindfolded in an intentionally degrading and abusive manner. By the way, the Hebrew caption reads, “Good morning.”

1/ A clear-cut execution in broad daylight. Amir Ahmad Jawad Jaber was 15 years old when he was killed by Israeli soldiers yesterday during a raid in the occupied West Bank. His killing is part of a broader pattern in which Palestinian children are systematically killed under occupation.

Crime and violence are devastating Palestinian communities in Israel, and years of government neglect have left families to live with fear instead of safety. Help us turn pain into power - donate to our crowdfunding campaign and support our work: standtog.org/4eyT1e2

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1/ Organized crime has been devastating Palestinian communities across Israel for years. Entire villages and towns are being forced to live with fear while shootings and violence become part of everyday life. None of this is inevitable.

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Yesterday we joined a protest for the return of Haymanot, who has been missing since February 2024, when she disappeared from an immigrant absorption center in the northern Israeli city of Safed when she was just 9 years old. (1/3)

1/ Asma Abu Ghanem was just 19 years old when she was murdered by organized crime groups in the central Israeli city of Ramla this morning. Palestinian citizens are being killed while the Israeli police turn a blind eye and the Israeli government allows this deadly reality to continue.

Our movement is continuing to grow! Over 30 people joined our Jerusalem chapter meeting last night 💪 Help us keep fighting by giving to our crowdfunding campaign today: standtog.org/4xPpqVd

1/ Yesterday, Standing Together students from our Hebrew University chapter joined other organizations in Silwan to stand with the Shlodi family against their expulsion from their home in East Jerusalem.

1/ It’s on us, the people on the ground, to demand a different path forward. A future of peace, equality, and social justice requires building collective power and organizing our society. And only a joint Jewish-Palestinian struggle and partnership on the ground can deliver the future we deserve.

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Israel’s new separation wall will sever Jordan Valley from rest of West Bank The army is issuing evacuation orders and seizing land to prepare a massive barrier — part of a wider project to annex the Palestinian ‘breadbasket.’ @mekomit.bsky.social www.972mag.com/jordan-valle...

1/Adam was looking for a way to turn his values into action. He joined Standing Together because he was searching for an alternative to the division and exclusion he saw around him. What he found was a community of people committed to building a shared future and doing the work to make it possible.

1/ The Israeli government struck a vehicle in Gaza and then struck the area again as civilians gathered to rescue the wounded, increasing the number of casualties. Raghad Ashour, an 18-year-old student, was on her way to take her general secondary education examination when she was killed

When the army and settlers, with the backing of the government, work together to intimidate Palestinians with the goal of ultimately expelling them from their land, we cannot say that settler violence is carried out by a few settlers alone. (1/3)

1/ Tel Arad is one of dozens of Bedouin-Palestinian villages in the Negev/Naqab desert in southern Israel that have been under threat of demolition for decades.

Standing Together student activists, who are also archeology students, protested an archeology conference in service of a government plan to take over West Bank land. According to the government, the land grab will "preserve and protect archaeological and heritage sites." (1/3)

1/ At least 27 people were killed in Lebanon over the weekend during the “ceasefire.” A ceasefire is supposed to stop the fire. But we know that our government is desperate to continue the bloodshed indefinitely – because forever war helps keep it in power.

Israel is approaching its first election since October 7th and the war on Gaza – and we need your help to build a massive get out the vote effort across the country! Donate to the crowdfunding campaign to support our fight: standtog.org/4eu0V6Z

1/ Many Palestinians in Gaza are descendants of families displaced from Jaffa in 1948, and many people in Jaffa today have relatives in Gaza who have lived through the horrors of the genocidal war. The distance between Jaffa and Gaza is measured in kilometers and in decades of separation and loss.

Standing Together was built by thousands of Jews and Palestinians who choose, every day, to organize together for a different future. That hasn’t changed.(1/2)

Last night: Israeli settlers set a mosque on fire and sprayed hateful graffiti on its walls in the village of Jiljilya in the occupied West Bank (1/3)

Standing Together has been and will remain a nonpartisan grassroots movement working to strengthen Jewish-Arab partnership and build people power to fight for peace, equality, and social and environmental justice on the ground. (1/5)

The tragedy of endless war teaches people to stop imagining a better future and focus only on surviving the next crisis. But people need more than survival. We need meaning, connection, and the freedom to build a future. That is what peace makes possible. And that is why it is worth fighting for.

No to the expulsion of Khan al-Ahmar! We joined a freedom march along with other organizations to stand with the West Bank community of Khan al-Ahmar against our government’s expulsion plan. (1/3)

After recent attacks on the LGBTQ+ community, we protested in Tel Aviv against rising homophobia and for the right of every person to live openly. No one should ever have to fear being attacked because of who they are. (1/3)

More than 525 days after his arrest, Israeli authorities have yet to bring any formal charges against Dr Hussam Abu Safiya. He was classified as an “unlawful combatant”, along with more than 375 medical workers. www.theguardian.com/world/2026/j...

It’s been eight months since the "ceasefire" came into effect. In that time, some 930 Palestinians have been killed; most of the population is still in overcrowded tent camps due to a lack of building supplies; and medicine and electricity have been accessible only periodically. (1/4)

A horrifying attack: Last night, Israeli settlers attacked the outskirts of Taybeh, a Christian Palestinian village in the West Bank. They set fields on fire, threw Molotov cocktails at homes, and attempted to torch a gas station. (1/4)

A few days ago we organized a protest convoy and a demonstration against organized crime in Palestinian society in Israel. So far this year, 127 people have been victims of violent crime – it’s part of a massive increase in homicides since our government took power in 2023. (1/2)

Our government just dragged us into another night of sirens, bomb shelters, and bloodshed. It’s clear to us that Netanyahu, Hezbollah, and the Iranian regime are partners in preferring war over security for people across the entire Middle East. (1/4)

Violence against civilians is always wrong. The shooting attack this morning where a Palestinian man opened fire at several spots in central Israel, killing one person and injuring five others, is devastating. Extremism is never the answer, and it can never lead to a better future. (1/3)

This is Sam Fahd Abu Haikal ❤️‍🩹 He was just seven months old when he was killed when Israeli soldiers fired a bullet at the car he was traveling in with his parents in the West Bank. His parents were wounded by the bullet. (1/2)

We’re in Khan al-Ahmar with Rabbis for Human Rights and Bnei Avraham to stand in solidarity with the community and its fight for its home. About 300 people are at risk of being expelled from their land according to a government plan to take over the village. (1/2)

A project of demographic engineering In East Jerusalem is underway – and it's leaving Palestinians in the city homeless. Israel’s policy of denying construction and building permits to Palestinians in the area has left hundreds of families at risk of losing their homes. (1/3)

Ashraf Suleiman’s nephew, Najwan, was 19 when he was murdered by organized Palestinian crime groups while working at a grocery store. On that day, masked men stormed the store and began shooting as Najwan tried to escape. (1/3)

🧵 Just another weekend in the West Bank: On Saturday in Deir Abu Mash’al in the central West Bank, settlers forced Palestinians out of their truck and rolled it down a hill. According to Palestinians, settlers from a nearby outpost have been terrorizing residents for months. (1/6)

We visited the West Bank village of Khan al Alhmar to stand in solidarity with the community, which is facing threats of expulsion. About 45 families are at risk of being driven from their homes as part of a government plan to take over the land in the central West Bank. (1/5)

Over the last few days, residents of southern Lebanon and northern Israel have been living in deepening fear and uncertainty. (1/7)

Recently, Standing Together activists from our Triangle and Sharon local chapter collected more than 100 food packages for residents of the Nur Shams refugee camp in the West Bank during the Eid al-Adha holiday. (1/3)

Last week, Smotrich ordered the expulsion of the community of Khan al Ahmar, apparently in revenge for The Hague seeking an arrest warrant against him. Listen to Eid Jahalin describe the reality for him and his community under immediate threat of expulsion.

In the face of racism and violence, we organize as a community, Jews and Palestinians, and stand with one other. Our solidarity and partnership is our answer to attacks and intimidation.

The attempted expulsion of Khan al-Ahmar is part of a broader government plan to take control of the central West Bank area, a key territory connecting the north and the south of the West Bank, and remove Palestinians residents.

Eid al-Adha Mubarak 🌙 On a holiday that reminds us of the power of compassion, giving, and community, may it also be a reminder that on this land no one should have to live in fear, poverty, or under occupation.

Our Solidarity Guard sees the reality of the occupation every single day in the West Bank while providing protective presence to Palestinian communities. Listen to Alon-Lee Green, our National Co-Director of Standing Together, on BBC:

There’s an epidemic of organized crime happening in Palestinian society in Israel – nearly one Palestinian is killed every day while the government looks away. We organized a protest convoy of over 100 cars to say no to the crime epidemic, no to government abandonment! (1/3)