Dear all: Having amazing conversations in the past few days. I spoke to Rotary Clubs about humanitarian work, to the Parks Victoria experts about managing our protected areas under occupation, to a group of environmental NGOs and associations about our collective struggles to save our planet, to more university encampments, to highschools, to indigenous people gathering, to churches, to the Institute for Postcolonial Studies, and many more. Diverse audiences with diverse subjects (but still related to sustainable human and natural communities). Now I am at the Australia Palestine Action Network second national convention where I spoke in the opening Panel and then ran a workshop on environmental justice. I am really inspired by all the thousands of people I met and all the actions happening throughout this land (land stolen from aboriginal people and never ceded). I am also inspired by the Palestinains in diaspora/exile and all people of conscience who work hard to keep Palestine alive.
More articles and coverage from appearances in "Australia"
A Jewish professor reflects on the attacks at UCLA And a comic illustrating reality ACLU to US Citizens: take action to protect free speech and Jewish Voice for Peace call to action on same subject analysis of political significance
Rapper raps about campus protests and genocide
UN says rebuilding homes in Gaza will take 16 years (if at all possible & funded) destruction of water facilities
Many years ago Netanyahu explained how Zionists run the US and why he is not worried. This has not changed
See also ongaza.org, Stay Human and keep Palestine alive
Mazin Qumsiyeh
A bedouin in cyberspace, a villager at home Professor, Founder, and (volunteer) Director Palestine Museum of Natural History
Palestine Institute of Biodiversity and Sustainability Bethlehem University Occupied Palestine
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